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Music from Rudy Maxa's World

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date March 25, 2008

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Pawn Shoppe Heart

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by: Von Bondies

Release Date May 03, 2004

CD-Charts Position 3

Abridged Perversion

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 18, 2000

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Cabin Fever

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by: Angelo Badalamenti, Nathan Barr

Release Date September 16, 2003
I personally didn't like it, just my opinion. I don't usually buy soundtracks but the music on this one wasn't very good!

CD-Charts Position 5
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R. Strauss: Der Rosenkavalier/Four Symphonic Interludes/Introduction And Moonlight Music/Salomes Tanz

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from: Deutsche Grammophon / Polygram Records

Release Date February 15, 1994
A must-have particularly for lovers of great string and horn playing. This recording is not about the conductor but about the music - perhaps the highest compliment one can give any conductor. Previn knows that this orchestra understands and feels this music like no other - he simply lets them sing. The Rosenkavalier Suite is anthological both in terms of style, phrasing and sound. The quiet waltz (Ohne mich...) is wonderfully delicate and played in the subtle Viennese Waltz rythm that other orchestras never seem to get; the trio finale with the fabulous horns soaring over the strings is glorious. Perhaps the most beautiful example of the Vienna Horn sound is heard in the long horn solo in Moonlight Music (Capriccio) - played by Wolfgang Tomboeck ... Read More:

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Stand by Me

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by: Oasis

Release Date September 29, 1997
"Stand By Me" is, by no means, Oasis' best single track, but the import CD single -- EP if you will -- is fantastic. "Stand By Me," though a bit cliche and overblown (in terms of sound and production) is a catchy, enjoyable tune. It is certainly one of the stronger tracks on the (widely panned) Be Here Now album.

But, if "Stand By Me" were the best song on the CD single, it wouldn't be worth buying. It's not. "(I Got) The Fever" is a solid rock song, with big guitars, powerful vocals, and a catchy, melodic chorus. "My Sister Lover" appears to be about an incestuous relationship. Lyrics aside, like "(I Got) The Fever," it's a hard rocker with a nice hook. "Going Nowhere" is slower Noel-sung song which, in terms of quality, is fairly ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Stand by Me

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by: Oasis

Release Date September 29, 1997
"Stand By Me" is, by no means, Oasis' best single track, but the import CD single -- EP if you will -- is fantastic. "Stand By Me," though a bit cliche and overblown (in terms of sound and production) is a catchy, enjoyable tune. It is certainly one of the stronger tracks on the (widely panned) Be Here Now album.

But, if "Stand By Me" were the best song on the CD single, it wouldn't be worth buying. It's not. "(I Got) The Fever" is a solid rock song, with big guitars, powerful vocals, and a catchy, melodic chorus. "My Sister Lover" appears to be about an incestuous relationship. Lyrics aside, like "(I Got) The Fever," it's a hard rocker with a nice hook. "Going Nowhere" is slower Noel-sung song which, in terms of quality, is fairly typical ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Very Best of Little Willie John

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by: Little Willie John

Release Date October 09, 2001
Little Willie John brought it vocally. you can put him vocally right there with Sam Cooke&Jackie Wilson. LWJ could wail&Bring it. these songs are a testimony to his depth&overall vibe on any song.when you hear this collection you are gonna hear a true Soul Singer bringing it.

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All 15 of His Chart Hits 1953-1962

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by: Little Willie John

Release Date January 01, 1996
sam cooke, ray charles and little willie john make up in my opinion the holy trinity of the great male soul singers [all the other great and gifted soulsters are merely congregation] indeed these three more than all the others shaped what soul at its best could be and would become. but the unfortunate truth is that even more than sam cooke - little willie john may be the most underrated soul-blues singer of all time. listen to his 'sufferin' with the blues' or his 'my love is' or 'fever' [his fever is far superior to all brand x remakes] and if you aren't moved in some way then quite possibly you're pulseless. the strong timbre, musical use of his gritty falsetto, his control on difficult phrases' the power and convition of his interpetations can easily leave one ... Read More: