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Quintessentially Unreal

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by: Jill Tracy

Release Date June 17, 2003

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Acousticous Eruptous

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by: Michael E. Thomas

Release Date August 23, 2005

CD-Charts Position 3
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Miniatures: A Sequence of Fifty-One iny Masterpieces Edited by Morgan Fisher

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by: The Residents, Andy Partridge

Release Date February 11, 1997
One of the best pieces of instrumental music ever made. New age keyboards with soulful sax. I love it. I suppose here normal forte is Jazz so her regular following might not like it. I think its great.

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First Love

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by: Utada Hikaru

Release Date April 26, 1999
"First Love" is the debut album by Utada Hikaru. She only made it when she was 16 and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. 7 million being in Japan alone, the album has its ups and downs. Mainly ups, I'll be reviewing each song separately.

"Automatic -Album Edit" starts off the album and it starts off perfectly. From the sounds of the turntables to the tambourine you'll be hooked. Utada's English phrases in the slew of Japanese fit perfectly well together. "Automatic" might last a bit long but you probably won't notice since it's really catchy.

"Movin' on Without You" is the next song on the list. I like the beginning where Utada sings "Nothing's gonna stop me, only you can stop me" but after that I get quite bored ... Read More:

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First Love

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by: Utada Hikaru

Release Date October 28, 2002
"First Love" is the debut album by Utada Hikaru. She only made it when she was 16 and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. 7 million being in Japan alone, the album has its ups and downs. Mainly ups, I'll be reviewing each song separately.

"Automatic -Album Edit" starts off the album and it starts off perfectly. From the sounds of the turntables to the tambourine you'll be hooked. Utada's English phrases in the slew of Japanese fit perfectly well together. "Automatic" might last a bit long but you probably won't notice since it's really catchy.

"Movin' on Without You" is the next song on the list. I like the beginning where Utada sings "Nothing's gonna stop me, only you can stop me" but after that I get quite bored since ... Read More:

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Philadelphia Sound

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 29, 2002
"First Love" is the debut album by Utada Hikaru. She only made it when she was 16 and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. 7 million being in Japan alone, the album has its ups and downs. Mainly ups, I'll be reviewing each song separately.

"Automatic -Album Edit" starts off the album and it starts off perfectly. From the sounds of the turntables to the tambourine you'll be hooked. Utada's English phrases in the slew of Japanese fit perfectly well together. "Automatic" might last a bit long but you probably won't notice since it's really catchy.

"Movin' on Without You" is the next song on the list. I like the beginning where Utada sings "Nothing's gonna stop me, only you can stop me" but after that I get quite bored since ... Read More:

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Location Is Everything 1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 16, 2002
"First Love" is the debut album by Utada Hikaru. She only made it when she was 16 and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. 7 million being in Japan alone, the album has its ups and downs. Mainly ups, I'll be reviewing each song separately.

"Automatic -Album Edit" starts off the album and it starts off perfectly. From the sounds of the turntables to the tambourine you'll be hooked. Utada's English phrases in the slew of Japanese fit perfectly well together. "Automatic" might last a bit long but you probably won't notice since it's really catchy.

"Movin' on Without You" is the next song on the list. I like the beginning where Utada sings "Nothing's gonna stop me, only you can stop me" but after that I get quite bored since ... Read More:

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Location Is Everything Vol. 1

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by: V/A

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"First Love" is the debut album by Utada Hikaru. She only made it when she was 16 and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. 7 million being in Japan alone, the album has its ups and downs. Mainly ups, I'll be reviewing each song separately.

"Automatic -Album Edit" starts off the album and it starts off perfectly. From the sounds of the turntables to the tambourine you'll be hooked. Utada's English phrases in the slew of Japanese fit perfectly well together. "Automatic" might last a bit long but you probably won't notice since it's really catchy.

"Movin' on Without You" is the next song on the list. I like the beginning where Utada sings "Nothing's gonna stop me, only you can stop me" but after that I get quite bored since ... Read More:

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Viva Santana!

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by: Santana

Release Date October 02, 2000
True fans of Santana must be scratching their heads over this release, and Carlos himself would be surprised to learn that there is a release credited to 'The Santana Brothers' in his catalogue.

Mystery solved: this is a European budget release of the 'Brothers' album from Santana, made after the exit from the Columbia label. Ignore the description given above - The 1994 'Brothers' album is here in its correct running order, but on either side there are live selections from the preceding 'Sacred Fire' album, the first to feature Santana brother Jorge. Of course, the packaging makes much of the inclusion of Black Magic Woman, Samba Pa Ti, etc, and the title of this collection is the same as a genuine Best Of release called 'Viva Santana' from Columbia ... Read More:

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Millennium Edition

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by: Santana

Release Date September 05, 2000
True fans of Santana must be scratching their heads over this release, and Carlos himself would be surprised to learn that there is a release credited to 'The Santana Brothers' in his catalogue.

Mystery solved: this is a European budget release of the 'Brothers' album from Santana, made after the exit from the Columbia label. Ignore the description given above - The 1994 'Brothers' album is here in its correct running order, but on either side there are live selections from the preceding 'Sacred Fire' album, the first to feature Santana brother Jorge. Of course, the packaging makes much of the inclusion of Black Magic Woman, Samba Pa Ti, etc, and the title of this collection is the same as a genuine Best Of release called 'Viva Santana' from Columbia ... Read More: