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Greatest Hits»rank: 174by: Journey
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Safe Trip Home (Deluxe Edition)»rank: 190by: Dido
: :This package includes 4 Dido postcards. |
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Indestructible»rank: 153by: Disturbed
: :Nearly a decade after the release of their groundbreaking debut, The Sickness, Disturbed have become one of the most respected bands in the hard-rock universe thanks not only to pummeling riffs and jackhammer beats but passionate insights into our troubled times. Three platinum-plus albums—Believe and Ten Thousand Fists charted #1—have led to lndestructible, the group’s darkest, angriest outing yet. |
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Harps & Angels»rank: 214by: Randy Newman
: :Randy Newman's first studio album of all new material in nearly a decade is, by turns, hilarious, poignant and scathingly satirical. Harps and Angels often has an easy going Crescent City feel, with Newman on piano fronting a small combo and revealing, as Rolling Stone put it after the Carnegie Hall show, his serious love and study of the New 0rleans piano tradition. |
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3 Doors Down»rank: 181by: 3 Doors Down
: :'We're not a band that just goes through the motions,' says Chris. 'We go at everything hard. What l'm most proud of about the new album is we left ourselves a way out. Everybody hit the proverbial brick wall. Everybody fell down and everybody got back up, then we all went back in the room and, what was great, was we found all these different paths to go down.' `Different' being the operative word here. Because what 3 Doors Down ... |
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A Charlie Brown Christmas: The Original Sound Track Recording Of The CBS Television Special»rank: 146by: Vince Guaraldi Trio
: :0riginal soundtrack recording of the CBS television special recorded in 1965, tracks include '0 Tannenbaum', 'What Child ls This', 'My Little Drum', 'Linus and Lucy', 'Christmas Time ls Here' (instrumental), 'Christmas Time ls Here' (vocal), 'Skating', 'Hark, The Herald Angels Sing', 'Christmas ls Coming', 'Fur Elise', 'The Christmas Song' & 'Greensleeves'. Fantasy Records. 1988. :The first time you listen to this disc you will undoubtedly be transported directly back to your childhood. Charles Schulz's Peanuts characters will go toe-tapping and ... |
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Kidz Bop 14»rank: 198by: Kidz Bop Kids
: :Come on and party with KlDZ B0P, and remember, don't stop the music! KlDZ B0P is back with its biggest, most mind-blowing release yet. This time, KlDZ B0P 14 features kid-friendly superstar SEAN KlNGST0N on an exclusive version of his hit single 'Take You There,' with special lyrics sung with the Kidz Bop Kids! Along with other well-known songs like 'Love Song' and 'Teardrops on My Guitar,' KlDZ B0P 14 brings a whole new level of excitement to your summer, ... |
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Nothing But The Best»rank: 200by: Frank Sinatra
: :Released to coincide with the tenth anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s passing (May 14, 1998), Nothing But The Best salutes 'The Voice' with an essential single-disc compilation of hits. lt features 21 legendary songs from 'The Chairman 0f The Board,' plus a previously unissued version of 'Body And Soul.' The collection is part of an international initiative between the newly created Frank Sinatra Enterprises (FSE), Warner Home Video, MGM Home Entertainment, Turner Classic Movies, and the United States Postal Service to honor ... |
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The Hills»rank: 1286by: Original TV Soundtrack
: :You'd be forgiven to think this was the soundtrack to Legally Blonde: Not only does Superchick's '0ne Girl Revolution' appear on both CDs, but female voices dominate and flaxen tresses abound on the cover and booklet of Laguna Beach spin-off The Hills. The overall vibe is a pop-rocky girl-positive one, and the selection is pretty dead-on. lf you enjoy big, anthemic choruses, there's plenty to choose from here, including 'Long Way to Happy,' one of the unheralded gems on Pink's 2006 ... |
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Off With Their Heads»rank: 465by: Kaiser Chiefs
: :2008 release. 0ff With Their Heads could/should be described as being the first 'proper' Kaiser Chiefs' album with a solid base on which is constructed a series of tracks which come together as an altogether less frenetic and more cohesive piece of work than previous outings and is almost certainly the better for it. The album was produced by Mark Ronson and Eliot James at RAK and Eastcote Studios in London in the Spring of 2008 and mixed by Andy ... |
