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Perfect Playlist Freestyle, Vol. 1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 03, 2005

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A Tribute to Billy Joe Shaver: Live

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by: Billy Joe Shaver

Release Date May 17, 2005
This is an excellent collection of Billy Joe's wonderful musical work done by him and some of his fans who happen to be outstanding performers in their own right.If you are not a Billy Joe Shaver fan, just listen and you will be.

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Lindberg plays Sandström

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from: Bis

Release Date March 18, 1997
This CD is excellent, but at times difficult to listen to because of its modern nature. Most of the compositions on the album have distinct compositional techniques developed in the later part of the 20th century, and at times the music becomes so dissonant that it is painful.

However, Lindberg turns in another superb performance. The literature presented is incredibly difficult, and is made even more so by the modern style. As a trombone player, I love Lindberg's style. His tone is amazingly soft and rich, but his technical performance through that sound is so crisp and clean that it is almost unbelievable.

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coming to

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Release Date May 14, 2002
I really enjoy this album--there really is nothing to compare it to in my opinion. I first heard it on our local high school radio station and had to go out and buy it. Her lyrics are political, socially relevent, optimistic, spiritual, and opinionated. Evolution relates the WTO events which took place in Seattle several years ago and contain some hard hitting lyrics. Seperation is a great song about race and diversity presented in a way few of us consider. Although I like all the songs, my favorites are: I call tomorrow, 'til I try, liberation song, do you love, and holy holy. It was suprising to me the optimism of the songs, I didn't expect that to go along with the social relevance of the issues. The first time listening everything ... Read More:

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Unspoken

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from: Unstuffed Productions

Release Date December 08, 2003
Unspoken is Mr. Finkelmeyer's second CD in a projected series of eight that is intended to build the audience for classical music without dumbing it down. Like Passionately Unstuffed, the first in the series, it is a treat whether or not you habitually listen to classical music. Few of the selections in Unspoken demand the keyboard fireworks that Mr. Finkelmeyer displayed in the first CD, but they all reveal an understanding and feeling that are as impressive and expressive as technique. In some selections the spaces between tones have an eloquence reminiscent of a Miles Davis ballad. In a sense, this is what Unspoken is about; feelings that cannot be spoken or heard. Unspoken will be perfect with a glass of your favorite wine and your favorite ... Read More:

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Initial Contact

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by: Take 2

Release Date June 14, 2005
Russell Craig and Paul Beatty take you to a place you've never been before - their world! Populated from beginning to end with songs that leave you wanting to dance or simply fall in love again.

From the positively sky-rocketing "Closer", the fantastically funky remake of Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" to the 9/11 tribute song "Commemoration" this album's got everything! Raygun to my head, if I had to pick a favorite, it would either be "Take A Chance" or "'Try-Bro' Bridge". If these two songs don't become radio hits, then Earth is truly doomed!

Feeling alienated - good!. Purchase this CD. Experience the songs. And take a trip from your world - to there's! And remember, their is nothing wrong with your ... Read More:

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Back to Mine

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by: Bugz in the Attic

Release Date October 09, 2007
There's a lot or a little of breakbeat, techno, house, synth-pop, hip hop, reggae, and 70's soul featured in this mix. It's a collaboration of 9 members that make up Bugz in the Attic, and with each one picking a track or two, it makes for a huge variation across the board of musical genres. What is notably missing is any of the genres this group is most known for: deep house, nu jazz, and broken beat. They've gone for something completely different with this mix series that is well known for basically, putting whatever the heck you want on it.

It does make for an enjoyable ride through all the styles of music, hitting some notable tracks like Rammellzee and K Rob's early old school rap, Beat Bop, where they play just about all 10 minutes ... Read More:

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Anthology

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by: Al Green

Release Date February 11, 1997
No matter what your musical preference, this anthology is for you. Al Green is nothing less than a genius, and I recommend all music lovers to take a close listen, especially if just trying to enjoy a few quiet reflective minutes alone, or even better with your special someone for an evening. Any Al Green album promises to be moving and soulful; with this you have it all.

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World of Trance, Vol. 11

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 27, 2000
I bought this CD while in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany last March, and have listened to it countless times since. It's a great collection of upbeat, instrumental trance tracks that's sure to get any evening off to a good start. The two Rank tracks ("Citrus Juicer" and "Black Snow") are particularly excellent, although it's a shame that a more popular, contemporary track of theirs, "Airwave," didn't make this compilation. Overall a very good collection of trance beats you're unlikely to have heard before anywhere in the U.S.

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Tunnel Trance Force, Vol. 11

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 07, 2000
I bought this CD while in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany last March, and have listened to it countless times since. It's a great collection of upbeat, instrumental trance tracks that's sure to get any evening off to a good start. The two Rank tracks ("Citrus Juicer" and "Black Snow") are particularly excellent, although it's a shame that a more popular, contemporary track of theirs, "Airwave," didn't make this compilation. Overall a very good collection of trance beats you're unlikely to have heard before anywhere in the U.S.