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CD-Charts Price: $14.99 Prices subject to change.Used Price: $8.76 Third Party New Price: $14.99 Read More Reviews & more Details Wild Heart Rodeo |
Soul Source: Jackson Five Remixes, Vol. 2Search: Topless by: Various Artists Release Date July 25, 2001 I've only had the album for a day, but I'm hooked. There seems to have been a million remixes of Jackson 5 tracks, but this album wins hands down for the variety of ways old J5 songs have been interpreted. After a few listens it's hard to imagine the old classics sounding any other way. The DJs haven't scrawled thier names all over the original songs, but have treated them with respect - the way some beats complement the vocals are genius. Imagine the Avalanches and Fatboy Slim let loose on the J5 back catalogue and you'll have a good idea what to expect. Hip hop, house, reggae, funk, chill-out there's something for everyone as long as you like your music eclectic, funky, and soulful. |
MythologySearch: Topless by: Daniel Schnyder Release Date November 24, 1992 I've only had the album for a day, but I'm hooked. There seems to have been a million remixes of Jackson 5 tracks, but this album wins hands down for the variety of ways old J5 songs have been interpreted. After a few listens it's hard to imagine the old classics sounding any other way. The DJs haven't scrawled thier names all over the original songs, but have treated them with respect - the way some beats complement the vocals are genius. Imagine the Avalanches and Fatboy Slim let loose on the J5 back catalogue and you'll have a good idea what to expect. Hip hop, house, reggae, funk, chill-out there's something for everyone as long as you like your music eclectic, funky, and soulful. |
Russ Meyer's Mudhoney/Finders Keepers Lovers Weepers/MotorpsychoSearch: Topless by: Various Artists Release Date June 11, 1996 This is a cool and funny album, full of cheesy dialog and sound clips. Unfortunatly this album lacks the most essential part of every good record - good music! One track (Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers) is good, but the soundquality sucks. (All tracks are taken directly from the movies.) The album is funny and interesting to listen to and the cover is full of interesting pictures, but for an average record byer I would recomend to scip this cd. It`s more of a curiousety than a music-record for those with a special interest (like my self). |
Be More CarefulSearch: Topless by: Spell Toronto Release Date October 23, 2007 This is a cool and funny album, full of cheesy dialog and sound clips. Unfortunatly this album lacks the most essential part of every good record - good music! One track (Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers) is good, but the soundquality sucks. (All tracks are taken directly from the movies.) The album is funny and interesting to listen to and the cover is full of interesting pictures, but for an average record byer I would recomend to scip this cd. It`s more of a curiousety than a music-record for those with a special interest (like my self). |
CD-Charts Price: $14.99 Prices subject to change.Used Price: $4.99 Third Party New Price: $14.98 Read More Reviews & more Details Be More Careful |
Portrait of a $erial PlayerSearch: Topless by: Born 2wice Release Date February 15, 2005 This is a cool and funny album, full of cheesy dialog and sound clips. Unfortunatly this album lacks the most essential part of every good record - good music! One track (Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers) is good, but the soundquality sucks. (All tracks are taken directly from the movies.) The album is funny and interesting to listen to and the cover is full of interesting pictures, but for an average record byer I would recomend to scip this cd. It`s more of a curiousety than a music-record for those with a special interest (like my self). |
TrampolineSearch: Topless by: Joe Henry Release Date March 26, 1996 This was the album where Joe Henry suddenly veered away from the faceless but competent country-rock of his earlier albums and plunged headfirst into capital "A" art. The printed lyrics read like poetry, and the instrumental backing inches ever closer to the supple jazz leanings of his future releases. Guest guitarist Page Hamilton (of Helmet) supplies gently rocking support on the epic mystery of "Ohio Air Show Plane Crash" as well as surprisingly muscular funk on a cover of Sly Stone's "Let Me Have It All", but the remainder of "Trampoline" could almost be termed folk cabaret. The atmosphere throughout is one of almost crushing regret. |
TrampolineSearch: Topless by: Joe Henry Release Date March 26, 1996 This was the album where Joe Henry suddenly veered away from the faceless but competent country-rock of his earlier albums and plunged headfirst into capital "A" art. The printed lyrics read like poetry, and the instrumental backing inches ever closer to the supple jazz leanings of his future releases. Guest guitarist Page Hamilton (of Helmet) supplies gently rocking support on the epic mystery of "Ohio Air Show Plane Crash" as well as surprisingly muscular funk on a cover of Sly Stone's "Let Me Have It All", but the remainder of "Trampoline" could almost be termed folk cabaret. The atmosphere throughout is one of almost crushing regret. |
TrampolineSearch: Topless by: Joe Henry Release Date March 26, 1996 This was the album where Joe Henry suddenly veered away from the faceless but competent country-rock of his earlier albums and plunged headfirst into capital "A" art. The printed lyrics read like poetry, and the instrumental backing inches ever closer to the supple jazz leanings of his future releases. Guest guitarist Page Hamilton (of Helmet) supplies gently rocking support on the epic mystery of "Ohio Air Show Plane Crash" as well as surprisingly muscular funk on a cover of Sly Stone's "Let Me Have It All", but the remainder of "Trampoline" could almost be termed folk cabaret. The atmosphere throughout is one of almost crushing regret. |
TrampolineSearch: Topless by: Bruce Tunkel Release Date November 20, 1995 This was the album where Joe Henry suddenly veered away from the faceless but competent country-rock of his earlier albums and plunged headfirst into capital "A" art. The printed lyrics read like poetry, and the instrumental backing inches ever closer to the supple jazz leanings of his future releases. Guest guitarist Page Hamilton (of Helmet) supplies gently rocking support on the epic mystery of "Ohio Air Show Plane Crash" as well as surprisingly muscular funk on a cover of Sly Stone's "Let Me Have It All", but the remainder of "Trampoline" could almost be termed folk cabaret. The atmosphere throughout is one of almost crushing regret. |