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by: Kix

Release Date October 13, 1998
That is what it is. With one good ballad that features a cello solo. This is an interesting record because Kix knew going in that it may be thier last, and until now it is. They also knew it probably wasn't going to sell or see any airplay, and it didn't. All of this somehow turns out to be for the better. If track #3 (fireballs) every saw the light of day we'd all know that it is just AC/DC's Highway to Hell with different lyrics. Still a great song, but a rip-off. Other stand out tracks are Book of Hypnotize (best song on the disc) If you Run Around (the ballad), Baby Time Bomb, and She Loves Me Not. I don't like too much basic rock and roll, but these guys still bring it too the table here.

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by: Kix

Release Date October 13, 1998
That is what it is. With one good ballad that features a cello solo. This is an interesting record because Kix knew going in that it may be thier last, and until now it is. They also knew it probably wasn't going to sell or see any airplay, and it didn't. All of this somehow turns out to be for the better. If track #3 (fireballs) every saw the light of day we'd all know that it is just AC/DC's Highway to Hell with different lyrics. Still a great song, but a rip-off. Other stand out tracks are Book of Hypnotize (best song on the disc) If you Run Around (the ballad), Baby Time Bomb, and She Loves Me Not. I don't like too much basic rock and roll, but these guys still bring it too the table here.

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One World One Chance

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by: Endo

Release Date October 26, 1999
I really like this record. Don't ask me why, I just do.

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One World One Chance

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by: Endo

Release Date October 26, 1999
I really like this record. Don't ask me why, I just do.

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From the 4 Corners of the Universe

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 19, 2001
I really like this record. Don't ask me why, I just do.

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Standing on the Shoulder of Giants

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by: Oasis

Release Date February 29, 2000
I'm a big Oasis fan, but this album just falls flat. It only has ten tracks.. It opens with an instrumental (a rockin' one, at that).. and 3 of the remaining 9 songs are pretty horrible. These are "Little James," the Doors rip off "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is" and the lame "I Can See A Liar (Sitting by the Fire)."

The album has several highlights.. "Go Let It Out," "Where Did It All Go Wrong?" and "Roll It Over" are worth the price of admission.

This album isn't much of a band effort since 40% of the group left before the recording and Noel did most of it himself. Noel sings all but one of the album's b-sides and ruins some songs like "Sunday Morning Call" and the b-side "Just Getting Older" with bombastic ... Read More:

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Bright New Tomorrow

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by: Here Be Dragons

Release Date August 07, 2007
I'm a big Oasis fan, but this album just falls flat. It only has ten tracks.. It opens with an instrumental (a rockin' one, at that).. and 3 of the remaining 9 songs are pretty horrible. These are "Little James," the Doors rip off "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is" and the lame "I Can See A Liar (Sitting by the Fire)."

The album has several highlights.. "Go Let It Out," "Where Did It All Go Wrong?" and "Roll It Over" are worth the price of admission.

This album isn't much of a band effort since 40% of the group left before the recording and Noel did most of it himself. Noel sings all but one of the album's b-sides and ruins some songs like "Sunday Morning Call" and the b-side "Just Getting Older" with bombastic ... Read More:

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Powertool

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by: Sleeze Beez

Release Date January 08, 2008
Despite their name, Dutch band Sleeze Beez had more in common with arena rocking bands like Def Leppard and AC/DC than with Faster Pussycat, Pretty Boy Floyd, and other sleaze rock bands. I actually avoided this band for a long time thinking they were going to be too sleazy for my tastes. What a cool surprise this band turned out to be.

1992's Powertool is the band's second release, and it's about as much fun as a rock & roll album can be. Sleeze Beez take the basic Sunset Strip hair metal formula and give it the kind of polish and class that only a European band can provide for a very melodic, very rockin' end result. This is what Def Leppard would have sounded like in the early 90's if they weren't obsessed with wimpy ballads. There are ... Read More:

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Money Where Your Mouth Is

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by: Jet

Release Date September 25, 2006
Very dissapointed this is not the product i thought i was buying Some kind of promo or something not a real cd. Waste of my hard earned money. Totally dissapointed

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Shine On

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by: Jet

Release Date October 16, 2006
Very dissapointed this is not the product i thought i was buying Some kind of promo or something not a real cd. Waste of my hard earned money. Totally dissapointed