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Reality Rules

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: Charlie Check'm

Release Date August 23, 2005

CD-Charts Position 2

Check'm Charlie

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by: Charlie Boy aka Charlie Check'm

Release Date March 20, 2007

CD-Charts Position 3
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Wildwood Flower

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by: June Carter Cash

Release Date September 09, 2003
I owned this CD & have lost or misplaced it. I treasured it due fact that both Johnny & June died within about a year after it was made. I was shopping for karaoke cds & this cd fell from the rack & after reading it I had to have it. I am very pleased.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Go Go Live at the Capitol Cent

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 03, 1997
I owned this CD & have lost or misplaced it. I treasured it due fact that both Johnny & June died within about a year after it was made. I was shopping for karaoke cds & this cd fell from the rack & after reading it I had to have it. I am very pleased.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Go Go Live at the Capitol Cent

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: Various Artists

Release Date December 12, 1995
I owned this CD & have lost or misplaced it. I treasured it due fact that both Johnny & June died within about a year after it was made. I was shopping for karaoke cds & this cd fell from the rack & after reading it I had to have it. I am very pleased.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Hot & Wet

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: One Twelve

Release Date August 24, 2004
112's first two albums are nothing less than CLASSICS of the 90's, but time doesn't stop them from continuing to make great music. Personally, it's hard for to rank all of their albums because I love them all so much. But unlike a lot of artists and groups, I continue to be completely satisfied with every piece of work I get from them. I remember being extremely nervous about this album when it was first released. The first single "Na Na Na Na" was completely unlike the music I used to from the first three albums. Honestly, the song took a while to grow on me and I wasn't sure I liked it when I first heard it. However, since I loved their first three albums so much, I knew I had to give this chance, and thankfully I got into it real quick. This album featured ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Hot & Wet

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: One Twelve

Release Date November 18, 2003
112's first two albums are nothing less than CLASSICS of the 90's, but time doesn't stop them from continuing to make great music. Personally, it's hard for to rank all of their albums because I love them all so much. But unlike a lot of artists and groups, I continue to be completely satisfied with every piece of work I get from them. I remember being extremely nervous about this album when it was first released. The first single "Na Na Na Na" was completely unlike the music I used to from the first three albums. Honestly, the song took a while to grow on me and I wasn't sure I liked it when I first heard it. However, since I loved their first three albums so much, I knew I had to give this chance, and thankfully I got into it real quick. This album featured a ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Hot & Wet

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: One Twelve

Release Date December 09, 2003
112's first two albums are nothing less than CLASSICS of the 90's, but time doesn't stop them from continuing to make great music. Personally, it's hard for to rank all of their albums because I love them all so much. But unlike a lot of artists and groups, I continue to be completely satisfied with every piece of work I get from them. I remember being extremely nervous about this album when it was first released. The first single "Na Na Na Na" was completely unlike the music I used to from the first three albums. Honestly, the song took a while to grow on me and I wasn't sure I liked it when I first heard it. However, since I loved their first three albums so much, I knew I had to give this chance, and thankfully I got into it real quick. This album featured a ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Hot & Wet

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: One Twelve

Release Date November 18, 2003
112's first two albums are nothing less than CLASSICS of the 90's, but time doesn't stop them from continuing to make great music. Personally, it's hard for to rank all of their albums because I love them all so much. But unlike a lot of artists and groups, I continue to be completely satisfied with every piece of work I get from them. I remember being extremely nervous about this album when it was first released. The first single "Na Na Na Na" was completely unlike the music I used to from the first three albums. Honestly, the song took a while to grow on me and I wasn't sure I liked it when I first heard it. However, since I loved their first three albums so much, I knew I had to give this chance, and thankfully I got into it real quick. This album featured a ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik

Search: Peaches (Intro)
by: OutKast

Release Date April 26, 1994
A bit more of a stereotypical rap album than the group's later work, which is probably why I didn't like it much the first time I heard it. I'm not a fan of stereotypical G-Funk, see, and that's all I heard in it the first time through. God, was I wrong. It's deeper than that, even though it's not fully immersed in the "alternative" thing yet. So even the more "playa-business" oriented tracks - "Ain't No Thang," "Myintrotoletuknow," "Call of Da Wild," "Claimin' True," "Crumblin' Erb," "D.E.E.P." - has OutKast's trademark dark, quirky, layered production. And the classic songs kick as much butt as the best of OutKast's later albums do. The title track is a condensed Isaac Hayes epic with hip-hop beats; breakthrough hit "Player's Ball" has a great rolling beat, charismatic ... Read More: