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The Dog Ate My Car Payment

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by: Stephen Vincent

Release Date March 21, 2006

CD-Charts Position 2

A Quick Twenty Pounds of Muscle

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by: The Bull City All Stars

Release Date February 06, 2007

CD-Charts Position 3
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En Bola de Huma

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by: Chago Man

Release Date January 27, 2004
This is the hottest CD in years. It combines the hip-hop influences of the north with the Chago Man's salsa background. Watch out Enrique, the Chago Man will be dominating Spanish music in the States for the next decade!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Shine a Light: Original Soundtrack

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by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date April 08, 2008
Keith sings and you can understand him. Some different live songs, and Jack White sings on Loving Cup. If you are a middle aged rock fan, try White Stripes if you want to feel like you're still in touch with something from this century, although I later heard it in the Safeway supermarket. Anyway, Keith sings Connection, and Christine Agguilerra sings on Live with Me. The standards, Jumpin Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, but well worth the ride. I'm singing along on the beltway with it!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Shine a Light: Original Soundtrack

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by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date April 01, 2008
Keith sings and you can understand him. Some different live songs, and Jack White sings on Loving Cup. If you are a middle aged rock fan, try White Stripes if you want to feel like you're still in touch with something from this century, although I later heard it in the Safeway supermarket. Anyway, Keith sings Connection, and Christine Agguilerra sings on Live with Me. The standards, Jumpin Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, but well worth the ride. I'm singing along on the beltway with it!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Undercover

Search: She Was Hot
by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date March 23, 1999
Although not NEARLY as evident as on "Dirty Work," ennui (to phrase it somewhat mildly...) was setting in amongst the Stones, here, BADLY. Still...as in most everything they've ever done (with the glaring, very SAD exception of "Bigger Bang"), there is/was always one or two little stone TREASURES that made up for the rest of the album(s)' shortcomings. And "She Was Hot" is a flat-out rocker, comparable to almost anything off the "Sticky Fingers/Exile/Goat's Head Soup" trilogy - the Stones' apothesis. Two things: a very definite "Keith/lead guitar" solo. And it was the very last (well, "audible," anyway) Stones' song that featured original Stone/the irreplaceable Ian Stewart. And despite the fact that 75% of all the guitar on "Tie You Up (The ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Shine A Light [USB Stick]

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by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date April 04, 2008
Keith sings and you can understand him. Some different live songs, and Jack White sings on Loving Cup. If you are a middle aged rock fan, try White Stripes if you want to feel like you're still in touch with something from this century, although I later heard it in the Safeway supermarket. Anyway, Keith sings Connection, and Christine Agguilerra sings on Live with Me. The standards, Jumpin Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, but well worth the ride. I'm singing along on the beltway with it!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Buick Elektra

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by: The Karl Hendricks Trio

Release Date October 10, 1994
Keith sings and you can understand him. Some different live songs, and Jack White sings on Loving Cup. If you are a middle aged rock fan, try White Stripes if you want to feel like you're still in touch with something from this century, although I later heard it in the Safeway supermarket. Anyway, Keith sings Connection, and Christine Agguilerra sings on Live with Me. The standards, Jumpin Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, but well worth the ride. I'm singing along on the beltway with it!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Shine a Light: Original Soundtrack

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by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date April 01, 2008
Die hard fans of the Stones will be disappointed with this CD. It is comprised of clips of weathered looking Stones interspersed with some abbreviated interviews. The overall affect was was boring. The only redeeming points were the duet with Christina Aguilera and Bill Clinton introducing and hugging the band members. Mick never looked so bad, but he can still move.
If there was a point that Sorcese was trying to make, I missed it.
I'm sorry I bought into all the presale hype. It wasn't worth it for me.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Undercover

Search: She Was Hot
by: The Rolling Stones

Release Date July 26, 1994
Although not NEARLY as evident as on "Dirty Work," ennui (to phrase it somewhat mildly...) was setting in amongst the Stones, here, BADLY. Still...as in most everything they've ever done (with the glaring, very SAD exception of "Bigger Bang"), there is/was always one or two little stone TREASURES that made up for the rest of the album(s)' shortcomings. And "She Was Hot" is a flat-out rocker, comparable to almost anything off the "Sticky Fingers/Exile/Goat's Head Soup" trilogy - the Stones' apothesis. Two things: a very definite "Keith/lead guitar" solo. And it was the very last (well, "audible," anyway) Stones' song that featured original Stone/the irreplaceable Ian Stewart. And despite the fact that 75% of all the guitar on "Tie You Up (The Pain Of Love)" ... Read More: