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BUDOKAN!(30th Anniversary DVD+3CDs)(more) »rank: 371by: Cheap Trick
Our review:Album Description:For the first time, the DVD premieres the previously unseen historic 1978 Tokyo concert, aired only once on Japanese TV. Bonus features include a new interview with the band plus two songs taped at 2008 Budokan Anniversary Show. Two CDs feature At Budokan: The Complete Concert, newly remastered, while an additional disc includes the audio counterpart to the DVD plus four bonus songs not included in the original film. Detail |
Our Little Corner of the World: Music From Gilmore Girls(more) »rank: 1275by: Various Artists
Our review:Album Description:Full Title - Our Little Corner Of The World - Music From The Gilmore Girls. First soundtrack of music from the hit WB series. The show is packed with musical references and refreshing songs which Gilmore Girls audiences are seeking. Includes newly recorded, original songs, and music by Sam Phillips and Grant-Lee Phillips just for the soundtrack, plus opening theme song 'Where You Lead I Will Follow' by Carole King & Louise Goffin. Other artists include Joey Ramone, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Yo La Tengo, XTC and more. Rhino. 2002. Detail |
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The Very Best of Badfinger(more) »rank: 3034by: Badfinger
Our review:Album Description:Full Title - Our Little Corner Of The World - Music From The Gilmore Girls. First soundtrack of music from the hit WB series. The show is packed with musical references and refreshing songs which Gilmore Girls audiences are seeking. Includes newly recorded, original songs, and music by Sam Phillips and Grant-Lee Phillips just for the soundtrack, plus opening theme song 'Where You Lead I Will Follow' by Carole King & Louise Goffin. Other artists include Joey Ramone, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Yo La Tengo, XTC and more. Rhino. 2002. Detail |
Jesus of Cool(more) »rank: 2468by: Nick Lowe
Our review: :2008 marks the 30th anniversary of Nick Lowe's seminal 1978 album Jesus of Cool. The album, released in the U.S. as Pure Pop for Now People, marks the beginning of one of the most storied and influential solo careers in pop music and marks the true emergence of a songwriting monolith. The album is a literal compendium of 25 years of pop music history. Here, the sweet melodies of pre-Beatles pop, the energy of the British Invasion, the excess of glam and elements of ska and new wave don t blend but stand side by side on the field of ... Detail |
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Sunshine Lies(more) »rank: 2947by: Matthew Sweet
Our review:Album Description:In 1991 Matthew Sweet released Girlfriend, an alternative rock milestone, and quickly followed it up with two back-to back classics, Altered Beast and 100% Fun, that cemented his reputation as an elder statesman of indie-rock. Now, nine years after his last major solo release and on the heels of side projects with The Thorns and The Bangles' Susanna Hoffs, comes his long-awaited new album, Sunshine Lies, which hearkens back to the glories of his revered '90s albums. Features long-time sidemen Richard Lloyd (Television), Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & The Voidoids), Greg Leisz (Beck, Bill Frisell), Ric Menck (Velvet Crush), and ... Detail |
Disc One: All Their Greatest Hits 1991-2001(more) »rank: 3146by: Barenaked Ladies
Our review: :Electrifying performers and pure-pop songwriters of the highest order, Toronto's Barenaked Ladies have emerged over a decade as that strangest of beasts. They'll never land a dishy cover story in Mojo Magazine, but as they reflect on those ribald years between 1991 and 2001, the five can allow themselves wry smiles, knowing that sometimes, just sometimes, the cream rises to the top. In addition to familiar radio staples such as 'Pinch Me,' 'The Old Apartment,' 'Jane,' 'Alternative Girlfriend,' and the ubiquitous 'One Week,' there's a trump card on All Their Greatest Hits that will prove irresistible to completists: the Ladies' buttery, ... Detail |
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Earth To the Dandy Warhols(more) »rank: 7764by: The Dandy Warhols
Our review: :Now acting as masters of their own destiny, The Dandy Warhols are back and usheringin a rockin return to form with Earth to the Dandy Warhols, the band s debut on theirnewly minted label, Beat The World Records. The album is quintessential Dandys, pullingtogether the diverse sounds and influences that have always characterized their music,and full of the same dry vigor that s made them world famous.From the Some Girls-era Rolling Stones-meets-Talking Heads Welcome to the ThirdWorld, to the campy Mis Amigos, to the psychedelic rock of Beast of Saints, Earthto the Dandy Warhols is pleasure ride that allows you ... Detail |
The Very Best of Todd Rundgren(more) »rank: 5213by: Todd Rundgren
Our review: :A good, inexpensive single-disc compilation of Rundgren singles may not be what the world's been waiting for, but it's a fine thing nonetheless. Largely avoiding the big pretensions of many of his post-Something/Anything? albums, this record distills 15 years of releases into a hits-just-keep-on-coming set which makes sense of the sensibility that produced the bemusedly soulful 'Hello It's Me,' the straightforwardly sweet 'Dream Goes On Forever,' and the outright goofy 'Bang the Drum All Day.' --Rickey Wright Detail |
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#1 Record/Radio City(more) »rank: 19799by: Big Star
Our review: :A two-for-one combo of the first two Big Star albums (they only recorded three). Heard side by side, #1 Record and Radio City only add further testament to Big Star's seminal greatness. On the first album, Chris Bell and Alex Chilton share songwriting credit, though each brings a remarkably different sensibility to the band: Bell creates pure pop nuggets ('Feel') while Chilton swaggers with reckless melancholy ('Ballad of El Goodo,' 'Thirteen.'). After Bell's departure, Chilton took control of the helm for Radio City, and what a ride it is. While not abandoning Bell's penchant for pop, Radio City careens wildly through ... Detail |
Something/Anything?(more) »rank: 4708by: Todd Rundgren
Our review:Album Description:Digitally remastered reissue of his 1972 album. Features the original cover art & all 25 cuts from when Bearsville firstreleased it as a two LP set in 1972, including the top five smash 'Hello, It's Me', the top 20 'I Saw The Light', plus 'It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference' & 'Couldn't I Just Tell You'. Double slimline jewel case. 1999 release. :This double record from 1972 remains the definitive collection of Rundgren's long career. With Rundren acting as a one-man-band for three-quarters of the session, it was also his bid for a Ph.D. from the college of musical knowledge. ... Detail |