Member Reviews

Quintessential Huey Lewis and the News CD. His biggest selling, and quite possibly his best stuff. Love it!!!

i bought this new,perfect shape.a really great job by these musicians,vinnie paul(pantera)chad(singer of Mudvayne), and the rest of the guys kick out some awesome tunes here.ty,pete

The first of a beautiful collection of Thrlough O' Carolan's works. A must have for any true Celtic/Irish music collectors. Done for the most part in traditional style. Lovely!

The Second of a beautiful collection of Turlough O' Carolan's works. Wonderfully done!

Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring Allemande from Suite BWV1012 Adagio ma non tanto from Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 Prelude in C from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Andante from Trio Sonata No. 4, BWV1079 "Violino solo e Basso l'accompagnato" Largo from Sonata BWV1005 Andante from Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 Andante from Violin Concerto BWV1041 Andante from Flute Sonata BWV1034 Aria from The Goldberg Variations Courante from Lute Suite No. 1 BWV996 Andante from Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Harpsichord BWV1014 Prelude in E-Flat Minor from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Adagio from Concerto for Flute, Violin & Harpsichord BWV1044 Andate from Brandenburg Concerto No.2 Siciliano from Sonata BWV1001 Prelude in D Minor BWV999 Air on the G-String from Orchestral Suite No. 3 BWV1068

Great CD. Makes you wonder WHY this guy hasn't been discovered. Great vocal, catchy tunes.

I absolutely LOVE this CD. Loreena McKennitt took traditional songs and added her beautiful wonderful flare to them. My favorites are Seeds of Love and her own work Snow. This is a must have for your Christmas collection!

Morrigan's original material is marked by singable melodies and memorable riffs, sometimes upbeat, sometimes pensive, and always leaving the listener with a sense of hope and well-being. "Hauntingly memorable," writes Jay Votel of The Washington Times of "Unbearably Sweet," the debut full-length release by critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter Morrigan. Morrigan's silky, resonant alto enhances the emotional nudity of this deeply touching collection of songs. The songwriting is intimate, uncomplicated, and poignant, comprising a folk opera describing Morrigan's turbulent voyage through her twenties. The journey climaxes with the tenth track, "Flood," as she rises from the ashes of self-destruction to rediscover her ability to love herself and the world around her. Morrigan's website is at http://www.sweetmorrigan.com, and she also has a MySpace page at MySpace.com/SweetMorrigan "Intense," Brian Truitt, the Journal "Outstanding moments of mature artistry," Jay Votel, the Washington Times "Unforgettable," Lauren Wallis, The Vienna Connection

far and away his best!

Dilate was the 1st Ani DiFranco CD I ever listened to. The intense vocals screamed to me from her inner angry heart. This is an intense CD not to be taken lightly. Even though it's just her and her guitar, don't let that you fool you. If you were to buy any CD of hers it would be this one.

Easily one of my favorite thrashy metal bands. The guitar solos are epic, the drums are amazing, and John Henry's vocals are unique and awesome. This was my favorite CD of theirs so far next to "So Sedated, So Secure". This CD, along with their following CD "Deliver Us" were both produced by Devin Townsend from Strapping Young Lad and it shows. There was a great deal of musical progression between "Hidden Hands..." and "Undoing Ruin". I LOVE this CD and would highly recommend it to ANY metal lover and I promise you won't be disappointed. ~Ben

Overall a great band. I would recommend it to fans of punk rock to thrashy metal. From the heavy guitar riffs and solos to the speedy yet flawless drums, it's defently a head-banging CD for any hard-sounding-music lover. I saw these guys play in Atlanta in late 2006 or 2007 (can't remember, haha) and got a chance to talk to the guitarist and drummer about the songs of their's I liked. I asked them why they didn't play "Kiss or Kill" which was my favorite track on the CD and they said they had to do special tuning on the guitars so it was hard to play live without already specially tuned guitars on standby. Overall, I love the CD! ~Ben

If you like Alice in Chains or the Screaming Trees, you will love Mad Season. This superband is a mix of members from other bands, including Alice in Chain's Lane Staley and Screaming Tree's Mark Lanegan. "Above" has a very solid rock sound with some blues in there as well. It's a hard CD to find but when you do find it, I'm sure you will enjoy it just as much as I have and it's a great addition to your CD collection from the best years of grunge (In my opinion, 1989-1995). I would rate this CD very high and I would recommend it to a wide variety of listeners. ~Ben

I would go as far as to say that this is one of my favorite CD's. Jimmy Eat World has a fantastic sounds, which is comprised of a poppy sound but has solid rock roots. To call this band an "emo" band wouldn't really be right, though their lead singer's sound would go just as well singing for a band like Bright Eyes, The Used, or another band from the genre. You will find half the songs on this CD in movie soundtracks, commercials, TV shows and other places and for good reason. Overall, this CD rocks and I will get behind it any day of the week! ~Ben

They just keep shelling out one great album after another. Encore!

Brilliant young singer songwriter. I expect many great albums from Aaron so long as he keeps writing songs. :)

Tracklisting: 1. Sunset (Bird Of Prey) (Edit) (3.49) 2. Sunset (Bird Of Prey) (Full Version) (6.52) 3. My Game (5.27) 4. Sunset (Bird Of Prey) (Darren Emerson Remix) (7.19)

This CD has a killer version of 'Ain't No Sunshine'. The other cuts are good, but ANS is spectacular!

Cholera was formed on May 14th 1995 in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada by singer/songwriter, Tom Ryerson and guitarist Doug Hainer as an outlet for their more experimental music. Hainer later opted out and into produtcion, so Ryerson then recruited two fellow film arts college-mates, Joe Maagdenberg and Craig Moorhouse into the project. Both had been in traditional bands before and were excited to do something different. ‘Sky Skraping’ was recorded in one eight hour session, and is a fine example of what happens when you put three art students in a room full of recording equipment. Here you'll find lots of feedback, tape loops, and tons of distortion, along with a very disturbing nightmare and a bad, heavy drug trip. They refer to their recording as an experimental journey into the subconscioussness of modern man, and without drums, guitars, or samplers, they do a fine job. Great for overnight radio or when your life just falls apart. An excellent example of Canadian sound experimentation. Musical influences and similar artists include Cabaret Voltaire, Clock DVA, Laibach, Foetus, Coil, Psychic TV, and of course, Throbbing Gristle. College radio has picked up on the track “Hush, you’re beautiful,” playing it various electronic late night programs. The band is listed at Allmusic.com and have just sent the Cd into Billboard for review. Sky Skraping- The debut CD - Out now - 45 Minutes of sonic sound sculptures - 8 tracks of controlled and textured noise. Please download the CD at amiestreet dot com.

This is a hilarious album! All the tracks are classic Veggie Tales songs, re-recorded by well-known CCM (contemporary Christian music) artists like Superchic(k) (Everybody's Got A Water Buffalo), Paul Coleman (I'm So Blue), and Audio Adrenaline (The Hairbrush Song). Lots of fun, especially for all the closet adult Veggie fans out there!

relaxing

This is an incredibly fascinating and eclectic CD, with songs for every mood, from playful to thoughtful.

I'm way behind the times on this one. I've been a Frank Wildhorn fan since Jekyll & Hyde, but I'd neve heard anything from Scarlet Pimpernel until recently. And I didn't know the story of The Scarlet Pimpernel at all. But none of that mattered, I heard one song and I was hooked. Then I heard another song and I was even more hooked. Wildhorn's uniquely dramatic music is perfectly suited to the emotion of the story and expresses that emotion even to someone who doesn't know the story. The cast is amazing, especially Terrence Mann as the darkly intense villain. Some of the songs are a little slow and deliberate, but the overall score is well-balanced and no one does a power ballad like Wildhorn. Songs like Into the Fire, Falcon in the Dive and Where's the Girl completely suck you in. And with songs like The Creation of Man and The Scarlet Pimpernel Wildhorn shows his humorous side, which is surprisingly strong. I hope this show gets more recognition, its great swashbuckling drama.

Hands down the most amazing CD every. At first I hated it. Then I forced myself to really listen to it. Then I couldn't stop!!! So many of my friends had the same experience.

one of my fav. cds