with lots of real drums, guitar, bass, percussion, and an eight track multitrack digital recorder with only a smattering of drum machine. The sound is, well, hard to classify. Some are rockers, some are pop, and some folk-rock. The result is the classic song-poem sound. They differ from historic song-poems in that much care and time was taken to make them as good as possible, even though they were all recorded at home. Amyy Keith gives some nice female vocals on one track. And there are non-songpoem bonus tracks at the end, two from the ancient pre-digital days of 1985. No matter what, song-poems are the most unusual genre of music history. Check them out! This product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy wi...  (less)

a Man" and "at the Gym" Alongside Hard-to-find Mixes and Rarities. Featured Vocalists Include Deborah Harry ('i'll Try Anything Once'), Angela Bowie ('obsession'), Jessica Williams ('these Boots Are Made for Walking') and Jocelyn Brown ('you Can't Take Back My Memories'). Compiled in Conjunction with Man Two Man's Vocalist/Songwriter Paul Zone, this Package Includes Rare Photos and Memorabilia with Liner Notes by Kieron Tyler.  (less)

BE A WHEEL SOMEDAY, WHOLE LOTTA LOVING, DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL, MARCIE (VERSION #2), I HEAR YOU KNOCKING, LIL' LIZA JANE, WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN, COUNTRY BOY, I'M READY, I WANT TO WALK YOU HOME, I'VE BEEN AROUND, BE ...THEY CALL ME THE FAT MAN / ANTOINE FATS DOMINO / THE LEGENDARY IMPERIAL RECORDINGS / CD / DISC 3 / 1957-1960 / 25 GREAT HITS / WHEN I SEE YOU, I STILL LOVE YOU, I WANT YOU TO KNOW, YES, MY DARLING, DON'T YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU, SICK AND TIRED, NO, NO (THE RIVER), I'M GONNA BE A WHEEL SOMEDAY, WHOLE LOTTA LOVING, DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL, MARCIE (VERSION #2), I HEAR YOU KNOCKING, LIL' LIZA JANE, WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN, COUNTRY BOY, I'M READY, I WANT TO WALK YOU HOME, I'VE BEEN AROUND, BE MY GUEST, TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME, WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS, DON'T COME KNOCKIN', LA-LA (VERSION #2), PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME HONEY, THREE NIGHTS A WEEK / 1991 EMI RECORDS /  (less)

of hits and inviting some talented folks to come along and help perform them. Not only are the songs magical, the performances are just as enchanting, including appearances from Andrea Bocelli, Michael Bubl‚, Josh Groban, Kenny G, Katharine McPhee, Celine Dion, Blake Shelton, Brian McKnight, and Charice. Spotlighting #1 hits, award-winning songs, and other favorites -- all but one originally penned and/or produced by Foster -- this May 23, 2008 show at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas was unforgettable. Experience it again and again...  (less)

have made him such an icon. Several of the songs are drawn from two albums he recorded in a mountaintop retreat with his touring band, 2002's Tim McGraw & the Dancehall Doctors, and 2004's Live Like You Were Dying. Together, they sold seven million copies, and between them they produced hits like "Watch The Wind Blow By," "Red Ragtop," "She's My Kind of Rain," "Real Good Man," and the ten-week #1, "Live Like You Were Dying," all of which are included here. The project also includes "Everywhere," from the CD of the same name, and "Grown Men Don't Cry" and "The Cowboy In Me," from 2001's "Set This Circus Down."  (less)

keep the gaming action as exciting as the hit movie.  (less)

were in no mood to calm down. The insistent chaos of "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?" "Jumping Jack Flash," and "Street Fighting Man" display the Stones at their most powerful, while "Dandelion" and "She's a Rainbow" are the Stones succeeding with psychedelia. "Paint It, Black" and "Ruby Tuesday" strike a perfect balance. A decent introduction to an essential period of Stones music. --Rob O'Connor  (less)

sequel to the 1976 disc that has sold 11 million copies, covers this material with a generous 16 cuts. Unfortunately, thanks to the often too-polite production and a couple too many oldies covers ("Handy Man" is exquisite, "Up on the Roof" and "Everyday" somnolent), the work here is uneven and blurred together. A handful of gems do prevail, though; especially notable are "Secret o' Life"--perhaps Taylor's truly wisest song ever--and "(I've Got to) Stop Thinkin' 'Bout That." --Rickey Wright  (less)

next to "What'd I Say" and "I Can't Stop Loving You." The man's originality and infectious feeling bleed through on each of these 36 tracks, whether he's transforming "One Mint Julep" or "America the Beautiful" or collaborating (separately) with Willie Nelson and Chaka Khan. --Rickey Wright  (less)

a F***" and the Dr. Dre & Mel Man-produced "Role Model." From The Marshall Mathers LP are "Criminal" and the Dr. Dre & Mel Man-produced "Kill You." The mixtape also includes two tracks previously unavailable on any Eminem album--the "Dead Wrong RMX" (featuring the Notorious B.I.G.), notably co-produced by P. Diddy; and "Renegade" (featuring Jay-Z), a legendary duet from Jay-Z's classic The Blueprint album. Also included on the bonus CD is "Sh*t on You" (featuring D12), which until now has never been released on CD. The first disc of Curtain Call includes three new songs--"Fack," "Shake That" (featuring Nate Dogg) and "When I'm Gone"--both written and produced by Eminem. In addition, the Curtain Call bonus track marks the album premiere of the controversial Emine...  (less)

Miracle', 'I'm Going Slightly Mad', 'The Invisible Man', 'Hammer To Fall', 'Friends Will Be Friends', 'The Show Must Go On' & 'One Vision'. EMI/1991 release.  (less)