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Orinoco Flow: The Music of Enya

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by: Taliesin Orchestra

Release Date October 22, 1996
Love this CD. I lost my origianl years ago and just replaced it. After listing to it again I don't know why I waited years to replace it. I absolutly love this CD.

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Moonlighting: The Television Soundtrack Album

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by: Bob James and David Sanborn

Release Date January 01, 1995
Bruce Willis singing is so much fun - his natural conveyance of his love of life is probably the best part of this CD - and Cybil Shephard, her voice is soooo very lovely - love how she does Blue Moon! - I own the LP, too - this CD is one of my very favorites! So, glad to have this again in my everyday world!

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Ultimate Collection

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by: Bruce Willis

Release Date November 01, 2004
This cd collection is wonderful! The first disc is very uplifting, full of very catchy dance music. Fun Time is a great dance track. The second disc is more bluesy. The last is the Moonlighting disc. I highly recommend this collection for any Bruce Willis fan! A+

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Strauss: Symphonic Poems, Vol. 2

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from: Chandos

Release Date May 21, 1996
This cd collection is wonderful! The first disc is very uplifting, full of very catchy dance music. Fun Time is a great dance track. The second disc is more bluesy. The last is the Moonlighting disc. I highly recommend this collection for any Bruce Willis fan! A+

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Full Moon

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Release Date December 15, 2000
This cd collection is wonderful! The first disc is very uplifting, full of very catchy dance music. Fun Time is a great dance track. The second disc is more bluesy. The last is the Moonlighting disc. I highly recommend this collection for any Bruce Willis fan! A+

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End of the World/Rain & Tears

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by: Aphrodite's Child

Release Date January 13, 2004
This cd collection is wonderful! The first disc is very uplifting, full of very catchy dance music. Fun Time is a great dance track. The second disc is more bluesy. The last is the Moonlighting disc. I highly recommend this collection for any Bruce Willis fan! A+

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Singles

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by: Aphrodite's Child

Release Date May 26, 2003
...i got this group for the 1st time since ive been tryin to find out who did a verse i had on tape from n.o.la. college radio doing "the second horse is black" found on google eventually it was THE 4 HORSEMEN by this group. I DONT KNOW Y PEOPLE DON'T SAY ITS THEIR FAVORITE LET ALONE NOT EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE IT BUT ITS THE BEST SONG ON THIS CD AND VIA THE GROUP SO FAR WHAT IVE HEARD FROM THEM. this song is AWESOME; crank it up w/ windows down while driving cuz it's already turned heads. jon lemoine

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Babylon the Great Introduction

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by: Aphrodite's Child

Release Date June 25, 2002
"Babylon The Great" is an excellent introduction to not only Aphrodite's Child, but to the early work of Vangelis before he entered the "new age" genre (apparently he could actually rock out at one time). This collection draws from their three LP's "End Of The World" (1968), "It's Five O'Clock" (1969) and "666" (1972) as well as some single sides and the 16 minute, previously unreleased track "Chakachak" from 1969. "Babylon" may actually be a misrepresentation of Aphrodite's Child, concentrating on purely their progressive leanings and leaving out many of their pop oriented (and often gratingly bad) tunes. This collection could possibly use more tracks from the "666" album, although this is a good start. If you enjoy this bands progressive side, I would recommend ... Read More:

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End of the World

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by: Aphrodite's Child

Release Date March 02, 2004
"Babylon The Great" is an excellent introduction to not only Aphrodite's Child, but to the early work of Vangelis before he entered the "new age" genre (apparently he could actually rock out at one time). This collection draws from their three LP's "End Of The World" (1968), "It's Five O'Clock" (1969) and "666" (1972) as well as some single sides and the 16 minute, previously unreleased track "Chakachak" from 1969. "Babylon" may actually be a misrepresentation of Aphrodite's Child, concentrating on purely their progressive leanings and leaving out many of their pop oriented (and often gratingly bad) tunes. This collection could possibly use more tracks from the "666" album, although this is a good start. If you enjoy this bands progressive side, I would recommend ... Read More:

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Collection

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by: Aphrodite's Child

Release Date December 21, 1999
If there is a feature that reveals with major accuracy the troubled and irreverent Seventies was the explosion and untiring search of new sounds. The first incursions of the synthesizer allowed the raising of new bands (Emerson Lake & Palmer, Yes and Uriah Heep, among the most representative in the early Seventies) but also to test around the expressive possibilities of its minor brother: the organ.

Aphrodite 's Child combined a very peculiar style with style and class; a lyricism imported fro orthodox rituals and old dances of Greece, the monumental talent of Van Gelis and the singular voice of Demis Roussos entered in the right moment , betting and winning.

Aphrodite 's child represented, perhaps the Mediterranean response to lyrical bands, ... Read More: