Warda Batwans Beek (cd)
Artist: WARDA
Title: BATWANS BEEK
UPC#: 094631065125
Category: CLASSICAL ARTISTS
Release Date: 03/04/2008
Label: PID
Media Format: CD
IMPORT-EU
2009 album from the
Italian singer/songwriter and former member of Lunapop. 12 tracks
including the first single 'Dicono Di Me'. Warner
| Artist: | Cesare Cremonini |
| Title: | Il Primo Bacio Sulla Luna |
| Genre: | |
| Sub-Genre: | Italian |
| Rated: | |
| Release Date: | 28 Apr 2009 |
| Disc Info: | IMPORT-EU |
| Product Type: | New CD |
| Configuration: | D: Compact Disc |
| Attributes: | Import On Sale |
| Country: | EU |
| UPC: | 5051865051329 |
| Catalog Number: | 826860 |
| Label: | Warner |
1. Louise
2. Dicono Di Me
3. Le Sei E Ventisei
4. La Ricetta (Per Curare Un Uomo Solo)
5. Il Pagliaccio
6. L'altra Meta'
7. Qualsiasi Cosa
8. Chiusi In Un Miracolo
9. Figlio Di Un Re
10. Dev'essere Cosi'
11. Il Primo Bacio Sulla Luna
12. Cercando Camilla
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Limited 2009 two CD
reissue of this live set from the Tommy Bolin-era line-up of the band
as they toured to promote the Come Taste The Band album. The four half
inch two track reels have been located for this reissue, totally
remastered by Nick Watson at Fluid Mastering to provide the best
possible quality from the analogue original. Two bonus live tracks from
an incomplete second show are also included at the end of Disc Two.
This digipak comes in an authentic reproduction of the famous original
bootleg sleeve. 14 tracks. Purple
1. Burn
2. Lady Luck
3. Gettin' Tighter
4. Love Child
5. Smoke On The Water
6. Lazy
7. The Grind
8. This Time Around
9. guitar solo
10. Stormbringer
11. Highway Star
12. Going Down
13. Smoke On The Water
14. Highway Star
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Limited two CD
International Tour Edition of his smash hit 2008 album featuring a
bonus enhanced CD. The bonus disc features six audio tracks, 'Hope'
(Nightmares On Wax Remix), 'Losing Keys' (Katalyst Remix), 'Monsoon'
(Money Mark Remix), 'Angel' (Kid Koala Remix), 'They Do, They Don't'
(DJ Tropikal Remix), 'Hope' (Mario C. Remix) along with three enhanced
video tracks, 'Excerpts from The Solar Powered Plastic Plant Sessions',
'Enemy' and 'Adrift'. Recorded directly to tape to achieve analog
purity, the album is filled with mellow, acoustic sounds with a bit of
electric thrown into the mix, including the single 'If I Had Eyes'.
Recorded the songs onto analog tape machines powered by the sun in
Hawaii and Los Angeles. Packaged in a digipak. Universal.
Disc 1:
1. All At Once 3:38
2. Sleep Through The Static 3:43
3. Hope 3:42
4. Angel 2:02
5. Enemy 3:48
6. If I Had Eyes 3:59
7. Same Girl 2:10
8. What You Thought You Need 5:27
9. Adrift 3:56
10. Go On 4:35
11. They Do, They Don't 4:10
12. While We Wait 1:26
13. Monsoon 4:17
14. Losing Keys 4:28
Disc 2:
1. Hope (Nightmares On Wax Remix) 4:55
2. Losing Keys (Katalyst Remix) 3:37
3. Monsoon (Money Mark Remix) 4:29
4. Angel (Kid Koala Remix) 3:36
5. They Do, They Don't (DJ Tropikal Remix) 4:47
6. Hope (Mario C. Remix)
7. Sleep Through The Static/I Love You And Buddha Too (video)
8. Enemy (video)
9. Adrift (video)
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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2008
1. Country Girl
2. Nitty Gritty
3. Suicide Sally & Johnny Guitar
4. When the Bomb Drops
5. Little Death
6. The 99th Floor
7. We're Gonna Boogie
8. Dolls (Sweet Rock and Roll)
9. Hell's Comin' Down
10. Sometimes I Feel So Lonely
11. Stone Ya to the Bone [*]
12. Gimme Some Truth [*]
13. Suicide Sally & Johnny Guitar [Live][*]
14. Country Girl [CD-ROM Track]
If
at first you don't succeed, try again. Riot City Blues is another
attempt at straight-up trad rock where the ghosts of the Faces, the
Rolling Stones, and others come traipsing into Bobby Gillespie's scope
and he goes for it. Some heard an overly strenuous attempt at this on
1994's Give Out But Don't Give Up, where it worked not at all due to
the band's attempt at literally mimicking the sounds of the
aforementioned bands without adding anything else to the mix. Riot City
Blues is a much more relaxed effort, and benefits significantly from
that stance. Yeah, it's true that on first listen "Country Girl," the
album's opener, sounds like an in-the-studio gathering of the Stones
and the Faces riotously attempting a country gospel song -- but on
deeper observation, it feels more like Delaney & Bonnie &
Friends on Motel Shot. The straight-up raw boogie rock of "Nitty
Gritty" takes the Delaney & Bonnie move even deeper and brings
elements of R&B into the equation. This is late-night drunken
rockism. It's not carefully crafted; it's throwing something at the
wall because it's there to throw. Riot City Blues is not an "album as
event" as many past Primal Scream records were; this is an "album for
its own sake" recording. It's an offering where it really seems that
Gillespie doesn't care if he loses his hipster following -- all that
matters is that Riot City Blues rocks. One can hear traces of not only
the Faces but everything from early Alice Cooper ( la Killer) to Mott
the Hoople, David Bowie, the Kinks, the New York Dolls, and a whole lot
of other rock & roll bands. Looser than the Black Crowes, thinner
than even the Black Keys; it's simply shambolic from top to bottom.
This is trashy, nasty rock music that doesn't feel modern but it does
feel timeless. The songs are riff-centric, some of them joyous, others
darkly freaky -- "When the Bomb Drops" is a fine example, and the
complete dope and guitar orgy of "Suicide Sally & Johnny Guitar" is
in the red zone in the same way "Suffragette City" is. (One can feel
the gigantic pub-crawling smile of Mick Ronson from some strange
Valhalla.) Most of the tracks here were produced by ex-Killing Joke
bassist/Orb collaborator Youth, with a pair recorded and produced by
the rather less intense Andrew Innes. Whether "We're Gonna Boogie,"
with its bluesy harmonica and slide guitar -- with Bobby Gillespie
sounding like Donovan singing the Stones' "Country Honk" -- is taking
the piss or not is debatable, but it's a gas to listen to, as is the
down-home "Hell's Comin' Down," with its fiddle (courtesy of the Dirty
Three and Bad Seeds' Warren Ellis), high-strung guitars, 12-strings,
and mandolins. The 12-bar blues formula used on the latter cut is
particularly refreshing. "Dolls" is such a raucous joy that it's
infectious. It's a given that Riot City Blues, issued in 2006, is
easily the most unhip record Primal Scream have ever issued. The songs
are little more than dressing for the riffs, but they have lots of
humor and cleverness and they lack the snide hipsterism of the times.
It doesn't matter. Listened to with an open mind, it's a refreshingly
retro rock & roll album that uses its waste-oid imagination in
capturing every fantasy that entered Bobby Gillespie's teenage mind.
Get it. [The U.S. edition of the album includes three bonus tracks
(including a cover of John Lennon's "Gimme Some Truth") and the "non
censored" version of the "Country Girl" video.] ~ Thom Jurek
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1. Pick up your life
2. Die 59
3. Where vultures gather
4. The resignation song
5. Drenched in comfort
6. Norge Kneler
7. The judge
8. The white logic
9. Any road
10. Sympathy
11. No place left to go + 5min.Pause + Last Lamet (hidden track)
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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2008
1. Jailbird
2. Rocks
3. (I'm Gonna) Cry Myself Blind
4. Funky Jam
5. Big Jet Plane
6. Free
7. Call on Me
8. Struttin'
9. Sad and Blue
10. Give out But Don't Give Up
11. I'll Be There for You
12. Everybody Needs Somebody
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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2008
1. Burning Wheel
2. Get Duffy
3. Kowalski
4. Star
5. If They Move, Kill 'Em
6. Out of the Void
7. Stuka
8. Medication
9. Motorhead
10. Trainspotting
11. Long Life
Primal Scream found themselves in danger of losing their hip audience in the wake of their misconceived trad-rock record, Give Out but Don't Give Up. As a reaction, they returned to the genre-bending, electronic dance-rock of the seminal Screamadelica for Give Out's follow-up, Vanishing Point. Instead of recycling the dazzlingly bright neo-psychedelia of Screamadelica, Primal Scream reaches deep into cavernous dub and '60s pop. Vanishing Point is a dark, trippy album, filled with mind-bending rhythms and cinematic flourishes. The addition of former Stone Roses bassist Mani to the Scream gives their music an organically funky foundation that had been lacking. Over those rhythms are samples, reverbed guitars, and synthesizers that echo spy movies, Southern soul, and the Stones. Above anything else, Vanishing Point is about sound and groove. Words remain a weak point for Bobby Gillespie, who only manages cohesive lyrics on the swirling "Burning Wheel" and "Star," but that is a secondary concern, since Primal Scream is at its best when working the rhythms. Songs like "Kowaliski" and, in particular, the extended instrumentals of "Get Duffy" and "Trainspotting" illustrate that the group is still capable of creating exotic, thoroughly entrancing sounds, which is what makes Vanshing Point a remarkable comeback
International
pressing of the R&B star's 2008 album includes two bonus tracks,
'Can't Be Our Love' and 'It's Over' (Teddy Riley Remix). The album
Evolver features superstars Kanye West, Andre 3000 and Estelle. 15
tracks including the single 'Green Light'. Columbia.
1. Good Morning Intro
2. Green Light (featuring Andre 3000)
3. Its Over (featuring Kanye West)
4. Everybody Knows
5. Quickly (featuring Brandy)
6. Cross The Line
7. No Other Love (featuring Estelle)
8. This Time
9. Satisfaction
10. Take Me Away
11. Good Morning
12. I Love, You Love
13. If Youre Out There
14. Can't Be Your Lover (Bonus track)
15. It's Over (Teddy Riley remix) (Bonus track)
Evolver
is more clever and appealing as an album title than Dabbler, yet the
latter would be much more emblematic of John Legend's third studio
album. Legend is up-front about his lane changes, which begin with the
album's lead single, "Green Light," decked out in giddy synthesizers la
Paul McCartney's "A Wonderful Christmas Time" (or, OK, the glitziest
part of Kanye West's "Flashing Lights") while benefiting from Andr
3000's off-the-cuff appearance. Following it is "It's Over," a
relatively characteristic breakup song continues to set the tone for
the album's anything-goes nature. There's a show-stopping ballad, a
reggae-flavored Estelle feature, flashes of tropical lushness, a couple
throwbacks to soul-informed soft rock, a track full of chunky synth
riffs, a brave topical message song to close, and a couple other
diversions throughout. Legend often sounds like he is occupied by the
satisfaction that comes with hearing what his vocal cords are capable
of achieving.
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1999 release,
French DJ/Artist Stéphane Pompougnac's second installment in this
popular series featuring the best tracks heard at France's premiere
club, bar and cafe. The Hotel Costes series serves as a ''tastemaker''
(read: trendsetting) for the rest of the world. His penchant for
choosing the very best music for this series burns bright as he
incorporates tracks on this outing from De-Phazz, Pink Martini, Mo'
Horizons, I:Cube and others. Feel free to luxuriate with the sounds and
splendor of the most relaxing place in Paris with the upper crust. The
''Côstes'' brand is forever linked with the ultimate in quality and is
renowned with patrons as the home of luxury in Paris. After all, the
overriding theme is ''all things in excess.''
1. To Ulrike M. Zero 7 Mix 5:49
2. Jazz Music / De-Phazz 3:32
3. Symphatique / Pink Martini 2:34
4. Flyin' Away / Mo' Horizons 3:54
5. Lizzie's Ballroom / 45 Dip 3:43
6. Palais Mascotte / Rollercone 5:46
7. Adore / I:Cube 5:20
8. Carnaval de So Vicente / Csaria vora Jazzy Carnival Mix 6:25
9. You Are Love / Lovetronic Jay's Afrotonic Vocal 6:39
10. Salvation Live / Pascal Pioux 5:21
11. Get a Move On / Mr. Scruff 5:32
12. Night over Manaus / Boozoo Bajou 4:52
13. The Assassin, Act I / Streetlife Originals 4:37
14. Sorry Sorry / Femi Anikulapo Kuti Old School Afro Dub 7:24
15. Guess I Was a Fool / Another Level MJ Cole Mix 6:50
An
eclectic collection of jazz-styled funk with a dash of cocktail lounge
marks Costes La Suite as another standout by France's Stephane
Pompougnac. And the resident DJ of the famous Hotel Costes certainly
knows his stuff, mixing up more funky, uplifting house that powers
these predominantly English-sung tracks. The funk-filled beats of
Lovetronic's "You Are Love" is a standout, while "Carnaval de Sao
Vicente," sung by Cesaria Evora, is a mood-setting piece worthy of any
'70s-styled B-grade film. Occasionally the album careers towards the
cheesy end of lounge, as in "Symphatique," but, otherwise, there's nary
a low point. An eclectic mix which maintains a steady groove,
Pompougnac continues to find a much sought after balance: music that
stands out in its own right and yet makes the perfect backdrop while
entertaining friends. Just like at the Hotel Costes, really.
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