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Collaborations

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by: Chris Chandler

Release Date March 09, 1999
TRACKS:
1. No one I could talk about this with (with Catie Curtis)
2. No hiding place down here/ Vinegar (with Austin Lounge Lizards)
3. Come heres and the been heres/ Border line insanity (with Chuck Brodsky)
4. Hannibal/ Would you die for a neck tie? (with Dan Bern)
5. Lionel say/ Breakfast serial killers (with Jim's Big Ego)
6. This town/ That town (with Mike West and Myshkin)
7. Who are these people?/ This person (with Trout Fishing in America)
8. Never lived at all/ G chord (with Ellis Paul)
9. Hard times/ 9th ward New Orleans (with Martin Sexton)
10. Someone's gotta pay/ Injustice (with Tom Prasada-Rao)
11. To be more beautiful/ Sofas and #2 Pencils (with Dar Williams)
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Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures: Taken From Our Vaults, Vol. 1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 25, 1997
This is quite simply the best collection of songs of any style ever published by anyone.
Buy it.
Now.

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Confessions of St. Ace

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by: John Wesley Harding

Release Date August 29, 2000
I was so impressed with "I'm Wrong About Everything" (and still am) as used in the movie "High Fidelity" that I couldn't even imagine that the rest of the album would actually be bad. Maybe the title of the only likeable song was an omen. I was wrong, and it's bad. The lyrics for every other song are corny. The music is mediocre and his drony voice begins to grate after a few songs. As for the cover and the St. Ace story on the inner sleeve... Ah, yeah... Best left filed under "John Wesley Who?"

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Lure the Fox

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by: Haley Bonar

Release Date October 31, 2006
I love this album. I just discovered Haley on Facebook (sorry, embarrassing I know). Is it the recording or the MP3 transfer that accounts for distortion? I'd be interested to know if CD owners also hear fuzzy edges on the bass and keyboard sounds. Her voice is clear, so maybe it was just a cheap recording. This is my first experience downloading an MP3, and maybe my last. Anyway, I LOVE HALEY!

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XX

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by: Mushroomhead

Release Date December 04, 2001
With this album being thier first major label release it didnt sell all that great. It has very catchy lyrics, hard hitting bass, and riffs that will get stuck in your head. Once you play the disc you want to hear it again just to be able to catch everything that you missed the first time. There is much that can be said about this album besides buy it and you will not be disappointed in what you hear.

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XX

Search: Too Much Of Nothing
by: Mushroomhead

Release Date April 15, 2002
THIS BAND STANDS OUT!! No Doubt about it, they're progressive, they have some elements of everything from pummeling death metal (Xeroxed), to beautiful piano-laden metal ballads (These Filthy Hands). The combination of J. Mann's unique growl/scream/yell, and Jeffrey Nothing's haunting-but-beautiful singing makes for a band like no other. Anyone who thinks that they ripped off Mudvaye or Slipknot is crazy, they sound nothing like them. I give this album and band overall a 5 out of 5.

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Force It

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by: UFO

Release Date February 12, 2008
I was a UFO fan when they were a current band. Like so many others from that era who didn't make it to CD right off I had forgotten just how good they were. This CD also has the uncensored cover which originally was recalled in the US and re-released with the image of the people on the cover changed to a near complete transparency. That aside, this like all the early UFO releases is solid, timeless rock and roll.

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Force It

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by: UFO

Release Date August 19, 2008
I was a UFO fan when they were a current band. Like so many others from that era who didn't make it to CD right off I had forgotten just how good they were. This CD also has the uncensored cover which originally was recalled in the US and re-released with the image of the people on the cover changed to a near complete transparency. That aside, this like all the early UFO releases is solid, timeless rock and roll.

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Force It

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by: UFO

Release Date February 19, 2008

So, you bought the 2000 EMI remaster & now you think you have to do it all over again?

Relax.

This is the same master used for the 2000 version. So, unless you're just dying to have the LP mini-sleeve for five times the price, don't knock yourself out.

WHAT IS A JAPAN "MINI-LP-SLEEVE" CD?

Have you ever lamented the loss of one of the 20th Century's great art forms, the 12" vinyl LP jacket? Then "mini-LP-sleeve" CD's may be for you.

Mini-sleeve CDs are manufactured in Japan under license. The disc is packaged inside a 13.5MM X 13.5MM cardboard-sleeve, precision-miniature replica of the original classic vinyl-LP album. Also, everything else packaged with the original LP is precisely ... Read More:

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It's All About

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by: Spooky Tooth

Release Date July 04, 2005
It may be sacrilege to say it, but I think I like this album almost as much as I like Spooky Two, this band's now legendary masterpiece. Although Spooky Two is probably more focused in style and vibe (this one's more of a fusion of 60's psychedelic and the heavier, trippy hard rock that would make them more famous), the band's debut is just as energetic, and it rocks just as hard. Not only that, it contains some of the dual lead singers' (Mike Harrison and the band's primary songwriter, American Gary Wright) most gnarly and over-the-top contributions. For me, it's really the combination between the filthy guitar, bass and keyboards and the ridiculous vocals of the two singers that makes Spooky Tooth such a great band, and it all starts here.

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