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 | Camper Van Beethoven's first record with bona fide crossover appeal, 1989's Key Lime Pie (Virgin), brought the celebrated indie band into the, ahem, lime light. Not surprising since Key Lime Pie joined David Lowery's playful, ironic songwriting, Morgan Fichter's soaring violin, and Dennis Henderson's artful production. While the percussive cover "Pictures of Matchstick Men" and the chugging "Jack Ruby" have historically gotten the most attention on this record, Camper Van Beethoven gems like "(I Was Born in a) Laundromat" and "All Her Favorite Fruit" should not be overlooked. A classic. --Nick Heil (less)Artist: Camper Van Beethoven | $6 - $14  9 Merchants |
|  | Camper Van Beethoven's first record with bona fide crossover appeal, 1989's Key Lime Pie (Virgin), brought the celebrated indie band into the, ahem, lime light. Not surprising since Key Lime Pie joined David Lowery's playful, ironic songwriting, Morgan Fichter's soaring violin, and Dennis Henderson's artful production. While the percussive cover "Pictures of Matchstick Men" and the chugging "Jack Ruby" have historically gotten the most attention on this record, Camper Van Beethoven gems like "(I Was Born in a) Laundromat" and "All Her Favorite Fruit" should not be overlooked. A classic. --Nick Heil (less)Atlantic / Wea | $10  amazon.com |
| | Camper Van Beethoven's first record with bona fide crossover appeal, 1989's Key Lime Pie (Virgin), brought the celebrated indie band into the, ahem, lime light. Not surprising since Key Lime Pie joined David Lowery's playful, ironic songwriting, Morgan Fichter's soaring violin, and Dennis Henderson's artful production. While the percussive cover "Pictures of Matchstick Men" and the chugging "Jack Ruby" have historically gotten the most attention on this record, Camper Van Beethoven gems like "(I Was Born in a) Laundromat" and "All Her Favorite Fruit" should not be overlooked. A classic. --Nick Heil (less)Virgin Records Us | $8 amazon.com |
| | Camper Van Beethoven's first record with bona fide crossover appeal, 1989's Key Lime Pie (Virgin), brought the celebrated indie band into the, ahem, lime light. Not surprising since Key Lime Pie joined David Lowery's playful, ironic songwriting, Morgan Fichter's soaring violin, and Dennis Henderson's artful production. While the percussive cover "Pictures of Matchstick Men" and the chugging "Jack Ruby" have historically gotten the most attention on this record, Camper Van Beethoven gems like "(I Was Born in a) Laundromat" and "All Her Favorite Fruit" should not be overlooked. A classic. --Nick Heil (less)Atlantic / Wea | $4 amazon.com |
|  | CVB always thrilled their fans with their freewheeling iconoclasm. By the time they made Key Lime Pie however, song craft and maturity replaced the band's early more sardonic and mischievous ways, and it's there from which the work for NEW ROMAN TIMES picked up and began. (less)Artist: Camper Van Beethoven | $3 - $18 3 Merchants |
|  | CVB always thrilled their fans with their freewheeling iconoclasm. By the time they made Key Lime Pie however, song craft and maturity replaced the band's early more sardonic and mischievous ways, and it's there from which the work for NEW ROMAN TIMES picked up and began. (less)Artist: Camper Van Beethoven | $10 - $11 2 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 2000-04-25, Audio CD, Castle Pie Castle Pie | $3 amazon.com |
|  | Feel the freedom of an endless highway under an open sky with Songs for the Open Road an essential '70s road trip collection featuring songs from Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl all the way to Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama . 1. Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison 2. Stuck in the Middle With You - Stealers Wheel 3. Rocket Man - Elton John 4. Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd 5. Takin' Care of Business - Bachman-Turner Overdrive 6. Let Your Love Flow - The Bellamy Brothers 7. American Pie - Don McLean 8. Wild World - Cat Stevens 9. Maggie May - Rod Stewart 10. The Things We Do For Love - 10CC 11. Drift Away - Dobie Gray 12. Show Me the Way - Peter Frampton 13. Five Man Electrical Band 14. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce (less)Artist: Dan Gibson | $15 - $26 3 Merchants |
|  | Evoking mental imagery of bathing in the sun on a Venice Beach walkway, complete with rollerskating long-legged beauties and trimmed pink poodles, Brother Firetribe's smooth hard rock has that huge American AOR sound no one in Finland has ever even ventured to attempt. Unashamedly taking a bow to their influences, Van Halen, Journey and other chartbusters of old, Brother Firetribe's sound is built on a plethora of melodies most composers wouldn't dare to dream of. In a true eighties' fashion, all the required tools are also applied; killer vocal harmonies and airy keyboard lines that will stick to your head like a misplaced bubble gum. The cherries on the pie are Pekka Heino's smooth, dreamy vocals and Emppu Vuorinen's guitarwork. Also being the guitarist of famed Finnish metal group Nightwish, Emppu's immaculate sense of style and the rich trademark sound of his guitar simply can't be mistaken. (less)Artist: Brother Firetribe | $20 - $31 4 Merchants |
|  | Guest Appearances : Jordan Rudess ( Dream Theater ), Michael Anthony ( Van Halen ), Peter Frampton ( Humble Pie ) etc. Artist: Neil Zaza | $18 - $21 3 Merchants |
|  | 1. Don McLean - American pie 2. Gordon Lightfood - If you could read my mind 3. Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine man 4. Albert Hammond - It never rains in sothern california 5. Scott McKenzie - San Francisco 6. Van Morrison - Brown eyed girl 7. Zagar & Evans - In the year 2525 8. Joni Mitchell - Both sides now 9. America - A horse with no name 10. Joan Baez - We shall overcome 11. Cat Stevens - Oh very young 12. Melanie - The nickel song 13. John Denver - Take me home country roads 14. Jose Feliciano - Light my fire 15. Don Fardon - Indian reservation (less) FNM | $99 amazon.com |
|  | The man best remembered for "American Pie," his early 1970s epic kiss-off to the rock & roll scene, came back in 1997 to issue his second album of Christmas music. Like Christmas , his 1991 album, this one is filled with songs that everyone should remember. Don McLean may have walked away from the pop music spotlight, but just as years ago he sensitively delivered his tribute "Vincent" to the late Vincent Van Gogh, he now turns a sympathetic ear to "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)," "Blue Christmas" and "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" --Rob O'Connor (less)Hip-O Records | $70 amazon.com |
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