History of the Future

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Since rededicating himself in 1997 to bluegrass, the music into which he was born, Kentucky native son Ricky Skaggs has re-established himself as one of the most talented and inspired figures in the music's immensely crowded front ranks. History of the Future is not as thematically ambitious as previous releases, such as the 2000 tribute Big Mon: The Songs of Bill Monroe. Instead, it's an energetic hodgepodge of bluegrass oldies such as "Shady Grove" and "Mother's Only Sleeping" and a handful of fine new songs, including the Paul Overstreet-penned "Halfway Home Café," "One Way Track" (an early Skaggs original dusted off from his long-gone days in the band Boone Creek), and "Too Far Down to Fall," in which Skaggs and his band catch a remarkable groove. As overly familiar as some of these bluegrass classics are, they nonetheless demonstrate what a powerhouse supergroup Skaggs has assembled in Kentucky Thunder. The band even manages to supercharge moldy oldies such as "Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms" and "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, and Loud Music"--subtly redefining them for the 21st century. --Bob Allen

History of the Future,Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder,Hollywood Records,Bluegrass,Country,Pop,Progressive Bluegrass,United States of America

Average customer rating: Love The Oldes Michael Jackson Lovers Not bad but.... Definitely Makes History HIStory Is Great

HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I Michael Jackson Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music New Jack | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Invincible Blood On The Dance Floor: HIStory In The Mix Bad Dangerous Dangerous ASIN: B0000029LG Release Date: 1995-06-20

Tracks:

1. Billie Jean
2. The Way You Make Me Feel
3. Black Or White
4. Rock With You
5. She's Out Of My Life
6. Bad
7. I Just Can't Stop Loving You
8. Man In The Mirror
9. Thriller
10. Beat It
11. The Girl Is Mine
12. Remember The Time
13. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
14. Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
15. Heal The World

Tracks:

1. Scream
2. They Don't Care About Us
3. Stranger In Moscow
4. This Time Around
5. Earth Song
6. D.S.
7. Money
8. Come Together
9. You Are Not Alone
10. Childhood (Theme From 'Free Willy 2')
11. Tabloid Junkie
12. 2 Bad
13. History
14. Little Susie
15. Smile

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HIStory's 2 CDs (one hits, the other new) were Jackson's attempt to connect his glorious past to a dodgy present and--given it's commercial and artistic performance--cast a shadow on his future. Conceived as his formal coronation as the "King of Pop," HIStory's second disc instead presents Jackson as an epauletted, single-gloved Richard III. By turns paranoid, angry, bitter, sentimental, and, in one instance, possibly anti-Semitic, HIStory was less a collection of songs than a case history. A few tracks--mostly those produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis--are sleek, modern pop/soul, but too much of HIStory has the overblown vacuousness of a musician who knows his time is past, but is unsure as to how to react to the situation. --Steven Mirkin

Customer Reviews:

Love The Oldes.......2007-06-29

MJ the old school is stall the best. Disc 2 is on the scale of 1 so i could not give it a five star rateing. Swordsman II Sony PSOne Console

Michael Jackson Lovers.......2007-06-27

If you're into M.K's latest and greates tunes, you will love this CD!! I listen to it a lot more then most of my cd that are collecting dust.

Not bad but...........2007-02-20

How many times people have to pay for Michael Jackson greatest hits album? Come on this should have been a single disc album. I already bought all of his old albums! Anyway I review the new songs there.
I liked They Don't Care About Us, Stranger In Moscow, Earth Song, You Are Not Alone, Come Together, and Little Susie. They are all excellent tracks and I enjoyed them greatly. Scream, This Time Around, History, 2 Bad, and Smile are all average songs acceptable as filler
D.S., Money, Childhood , and Tabloid Junkie are very much junk.
Please Michael we all know you need privacy and tabloids are not treating you right and you had a "bad" childhood. I am sick and tired of hearing these type of songs over and over which are similar to old ones. So please stop nagging and make unique music

Definitely Makes History.......2007-01-16

The title of the album is very appropriate. With the first CD giving us a blast from the past of amazing songs, and the second disk pulling us into the future. Many people have complained about the second disk, but I find that the songs on it are quite brilliant. The first song, Scream, is one of the most original songs of the nineties. It has a sound you won't find anywhere else, and the brother/sister duo mix their vocals extremely well. The second track, They Dont Really Care About Us, is so passionate and stimulating. You almost can't help turning up the volume. Stranger in Moscow is one of the most beautiful songs MJ's written, and its production is top notch. Earth Song is THE most beautiful song he's done, and it has a feel that gives you goosebumps. Overall, the album is one of the best I've heard. Some people critisize it for being too angry, but the anger gives the songs a passion and a depth that other artists lack. Its definitely worth the money for this deep and interesting work of art.

HIStory Is Great.......2006-12-27

The media has attacked this album since day one! Why? Well, the reason is that this album is viciously attacking the media! After they tried to destroy Mr. Jackson with the FAL$E 1993 Allegations. This is Michael's most heart-felt album & definitely one of my favorites. The album still sold 18 Million Copies (36 Million Disks) worldwide.

This album mixes anger for injustice, racial equality, saving the planet and love. It is a truly wonderful album & Mike expands his musical abilities by producing the whole album and playing most of the instruments on the album.

Favorite Track - "Scream" feat. Janet Jackson

Least Favorite Track - "Little Susie"

Average customer rating: Perfectly bluegrass Geez...this guy is INCREDIBLE! Skaggs Offers Another Impeccable Bluegrass Album Wow Histoy of the Future

History of the Future Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder Manufacturer: Hollywood Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: Brand New Strings Bluegrass Rules! Ancient Tones Live at the Charleston Music Hall Soldier Of The Cross ASIN: B00005NWNF Release Date: 2001-09-11

Tracks:

1. Shady Grove
2. Your Selfish Heart
3. Dim Lights Thick Smoke
4. The Old Home
5. Road To Spencer
6. Sawin' On The Strings
7. Mother's Only Sleeping
8. Too Far Down To Fall
9. Halfway Home Cafe
10. One Way Track
11. Rollin' My Sweet Baby's Arms

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Since rededicating himself in 1997 to bluegrass, the music into which he was born, Kentucky native son Ricky Skaggs has re-established himself as one of the most talented and inspired figures in the music's immensely crowded front ranks. History of the Future is not as thematically ambitious as previous releases, such as the 2000 tribute Big Mon: The Songs of Bill Monroe. Instead, it's an energetic hodgepodge of bluegrass oldies such as "Shady Grove" and "Mother's Only Sleeping" and a handful of fine new songs, including the Paul Overstreet-penned "Halfway Home Café," "One Way Track" (an early Skaggs original dusted off from his long-gone days in the band Boone Creek), and "Too Far Down to Fall," in which Skaggs and his band catch a remarkable groove. As overly familiar as some of these bluegrass classics are, they nonetheless demonstrate what a powerhouse supergroup Skaggs has assembled in Kentucky Thunder. The band even manages to supercharge moldy oldies such as "Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms" and "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, and Loud Music"--subtly redefining them for the 21st century. --Bob Allen

Customer Reviews:

Perfectly bluegrass.......2003-06-13

Put the chitlins on, Pa. Butter up the cornbread, I'm coming home for supper. Tell that boy Ricky to dust off his mandolin. Mercy, it's pure stuff.

Geez...this guy is INCREDIBLE!.......2002-10-07

The hallmark of Ricky Skaggs music is flawless top shelf bluegrass taken to the absolute limits of perfection and this CD is no exception. The guy sings and plays the mandolin with effortless perfection. The old school bluegrass standards on this CD take on a fresh flavor and if you're a mandolin lover, you'll probably wear the 50,000 mile warrenty off this CD the first week.

Skaggs Offers Another Impeccable Bluegrass Album.......2002-04-27

Skagg's latest release has a little of everything: Something old (terrific arrangment of the chestnut "Shady Grove"), something new (the instrumental tribute to his Celtic roots "The Road to Spencer"), something borrowed (a remake of his "One Way Track" from his Boone Creek days) and something blue (the tragic lost love of "Too Far Down to Fall"--complete with a bass line borrowed from "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'").

Skaggs is still one of the brightest stars in bluegrass music today and this album is a welcome addition to any fan's collection who appreciates solid picking and singing. Some critics have argued how many more renditions do we need of "Sawin' on the Strings" or "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms." My answer is at least one more if Ricky Skaggs is involved with the project. If I had to single out one word to describe Skaggs' music, it would be "integrity." HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Wow.......2002-04-22

What an excellent CD! His best ever. I was captivated from the very beginning with the opening bars of "Shady Grove". Ricky and his band absolutely smoke on this cut and it sets the tone of great musicianship for the entire album. The band switches gears from smoking on "Shady Grove" to an Irish feel on the fabulous "Road to Spencer". And the thought provoking lyrics to "Half Way Home Cafe" really cut like a knife.

This CD will be one that you play over and over and is proof that even though Ricky "went country" for a number of years he did not forget how to do it. Helping his cause is the fact, that unlike many bluegrass artists, he has the money and commands the fees that allow him to hire some of the best young pickers in the business as well as being able to afford ample studio time. This can't hurt, but the final product is what counts. And this album has that great artistry and feeling that can't be bought.

Histoy of the Future.......2002-02-22

Ricky and his band are top notch musicians and have magawatts of energy! This is a great toe-tapping music!

Average customer rating: Run and Buy Dope-Ass Drum N Bass Just as good as the rest

Promised Land, Vol. 3: Future History Various Artists Manufacturer: Mutant Sound System ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Drum & Bass | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Promised Land, Vol. 1 ASIN: B000003O8X Release Date: 1997-11-04

Tracks:

1. Smash 'N' Grab - Addiction, Helen T
2. Jazz Trix - Outcast
3. Going Gets Tough - Lemon D
4. In the Mood - Revelation
5. 8 Bars - N'Jay
6. Jazz Adiction - Addiction, Helen T
7. Jazz Steppin' - Rogue Unit
8. 2012 - Forcefield
9. Paradise - Capone, Capone
10. Oracle 8 - Outcast
11. Ambient Nature
12. Movies - Fauna Flash

Tracks:

1. Music - LTJ Bukem
2. Meditation - DJ Crystl
3. Millennium - Big Bud
4. Heaven
5. Music Box [Original Mix] - Roni Size
6. Angels in Dub - Code Blue
7. Vocal Tune - Peshay
8. Jakes Progress [Original Mix] - Helen T
9. Warp Drive - DJ Crystl

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The Promised Land posse has connections with folks like LTJ Bukem and Goldie. That means this double-disc compilation of drum 'n' bass notables is top quality and well worth investigating. Disc one is mixed by Mo' Wax recording artist Peshay, while the second has cuts by Roni Size, DJ Crystl, Code Blue, and even our man Bukem. Once again, Promised Land has released some of the most progressive electronic dance music around. Peshay's work is loaded with interesting string and horn arrangements as well as atypical beats and soulful vocals mixed over jazzified keyboard riffs. This collection sails clean and direct to the heart of the dance floor, and the time spent on Metalheadz and Mo' Wax has had a positive impact on Peshay's swinging sound. --Mitch Myers

Customer Reviews:

Run and Buy.......2004-02-17

This is an excellent CD. The first one is somewhat different from
the first two CDs in the series. However, this is the best CD in
the series. The mix moves from jazzy tunes to more groovy tunes
back and forth. Therefore, you are not faced with monotone sound,
and you always feel the change. The tunes carry you through an
amazing seventy minutes. Definite buy!

Dope-Ass Drum N Bass.......1999-02-11

This CD is dope. Disc 2 is the best because it is classic Jungle. The drum n bass has a jazzy tempo, but disc 2 is slammin. This is definitely a CD to pick up.

Just as good as the rest.......1998-11-25

If you liked the other volumes you will like this one for sure. The second disc is a departure from the normal promised land groove, but they are very cool. Worth buying, for sure.

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Future's History ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music Similar Items: Committed ASIN: B000FSMTGU Release Date: 2006-04-04

Average customer rating: Top notch Techno, not to be missed! The future of Techno starts here

Future History Joris Voorn Manufacturer: Sino ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0006H2OSS Release Date: 2004-12-06

Tracks:

1. Eclipse (Spoken)
2. Awakening
3. Distant Moments
4. Incident
5. Skyhopping
6. Year Of The Monkey
7. Believer
8. DonT Believe Everything You See
9. Afterlife
10. Clear
11. It AinT Mine
12. Bionic Man
13. Sweet Narcossis
14. Rejected
15. Zeronine
16. Shining
17. Missing
18. Rhodes Interlude
19. Future History
20. Eclipse

Album Description

Joris Vroon is a producer from Rotterdam in the Netherlands. This full-length debut contains a wide range of tracks from the last three years. Sino. 2004.

Album Details

Joris Voorn is was Voted Most Promising DJ in the Netherlands and He Hails from Rotterdam. Being Raised in a Musical Family, Music Became a Big Part of his Life. In his Early Days Joris Played the Violin for Over Eight Years, and Later on Changed to Guitar. Around 1995 Electronic Music Caught his Attention When for the First Time He Listened to Music from Artists Like Orbital, Underworld, Leftfield and the Orb. Getting Deeper Into the Music When He Started DJ'ING in 1997, Voorn Developed an Interest in Deeper Techno and House. Concerning his Background, Voorn Started Thinking About Making his Own Music and Bought the Versatile MC-303 Groovebox to Experiment with Synth Sounds and Drumloops. This Full Length Debut Album features a Wide Range of Tracks that Voorn Has Recorded in the First Years of the Century.

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Top notch Techno, not to be missed!.......2005-07-13

Jooris Voorn is a seriously talented Techno producer. This is an incredibly consistent album, not a dud track on it. Track of the moment, 'Incident' is a good indicator to the style of this album. No doubt some of the best Detroit techno I've heard in while. If you are a Jeff Mills or Detroit Techno fan in general, do not miss this album. This album is also a great intro to this style of techno. If you are a fan of electronica or dare I say a Trance fan, widen your horizons and give this CD a listen!

The future of Techno starts here.......2005-02-21

This CD gives you that feeling back of your first rave party. Remember Carl Cox in the old days? Or how about Steve Rachmad with Tons of Tones? A little Detroit techno mixed with warm tonal soundscapes. There is really not one song on this CD I don't like. This one doesn't come cheap but I'm sure it will stay in your cd-player for a long time.

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Symphony 9: Introduction to Dvorak Dvorak Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Instructional | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: An Introduction to Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2 Classics Explained: Pastoral Symphony An Introduction to Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" Classics Explained: Rite of Spring Classics Explained: Brandenburg Concertos 4 & 5 ASIN: B000069HGK Release Date: 2002-09-17

Average customer rating: Reading "History" HUGE Disappointment This half of The Olivia Tremor Control packs twice the punch Bill Doss of OTC records a great album...

The Future History of a Sunshine Fix The Sunshine Fix Manufacturer: Kindercore Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Neo-Psychedelia | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Age of the Sun Green Imagination Great Lakes Her Wallpaper Reverie War of the Wakening Phantoms ASIN: B00004XSM5 Release Date: 2000-08-29

Tracks:

1. Sound's Around You (Oh No It Isn't Cried the Little Lord Funkleroy)
2. Many Keys to Reunion
3. Last Night I Had a Dream (Said I Had a Dream Last Night)
4. Future History and the Irrelevance of Time
5. Beaconary Words...

Customer Reviews:

Reading "History".......2004-12-28

Bill Doss of Olivia Tremor Control sets out on a new music journey: The Sunshine Fix. The debut EP "Future History of a Sunshine Fix" isn't experimental, and only a little psychedelic, but Doss should stick to the pop tunes and avoid the alt-country.

A retro flavor runs through the fast-paced "Sound's Around You (Oh No It Isn't Cried the Little Lord Funkleroy)," followed by the bizarrely beautiful "Many Keys To a Reunion." Then Doss's apparent liking for alt-country kicks in: "Last Night I Had a Dream (Said I Had a Dream Last Night)" is a jarring experience after the indie-rock that starts off the EP.

The well-named "Future History and the Irrelevance of Time" inches back into psychedelic indie-rock turf, with ripply keyboard and distorted vocals. "Beaconary Words..." ends the album on a rather lackluster note, pairing Doss's vocals with a slow-moving melody that turns country somewhere along the way.

Do. Not. Expect. The. Olivia Tremor Control. After the excellent Elephant 6 experimental psychedelica group broke up, turning into Circulatory System (Will Cullen Hart) and the Sunshine Fix (Doss). And it's pretty obvious that Doss is more into the slow melodies and pop than the psychedelica, as well as a surprising liking for... alt country. Somehow I wish he had stuck to the druggy drones and fast-paced Motown-y stuff.

Since Doss was the drummer, his solos tend to be one of the most memorable things -- he doesn't push them front-and-center, except in "Many Keys to Reunion," where he stretches one solo almost to the breaking point. The banjo and acoustic guitar aren't nearly as imaginative, but the hazy, drawling synth in the penultimate track is very atmospheric.

"The Future History of a Sunshine Fix" is a mix of alt-country and semi-psychedelic pop, but only one of them really succeeds. Worth checking out, since Doss's solo venture has promise.

HUGE Disappointment.......2001-11-23

It is now painfully obvious how vital Bill Doss and Will Hart were to each other, and how the whole of the now apparently defunct Olivia Tremor Control was greater than the sum of its parts.

Bill Doss's new effort is a total dud. If this EP is the best he can do these days, then I feel sorry for him, because it is a gigantic step down from OTC's masterful output. Despite the band name "Sunshine Fix" (taken from an early OTC song of the same name) and the obviously psychedelic-looking album cover (TOO obvious and cheesy in my view), this EP has none of the elements that made OTC great.

Am I expecting this new band to be OTC version II? No. But I did expect at least some of Doss's former talents to shine through. The great melodies. The studio wizardry. The imagination. The unpredictability.

All of that has been replaced with mainly simple three-chord jams, two of which are country-style. Ugh. I don't mind country if it has some class and/or bite, but this stuff is just so pedestrian it is painful. And on top of that, Doss sounds out of key! What happened to the guy's voice??

"The Many Keys To Reunion" is a long, boring exercise in percussion that says "filler" written all over it. Filler on a five-song EP? Yes. Filler. And this from the guy whose former band put out 27-track epics, with at least 15-16 proper songs (none of them filler) in between interesting sound collages and experiments.

What happened, Bill? After loving your previous works, your new efforts really let me down.

This half of The Olivia Tremor Control packs twice the punch.......2001-04-10

"The" Bill Doss, who crafted some excellent tunes along with Will Cullen Hart as The Olivia Tremor Control, flexes his songwriting muscles here. The first track, "The Sound's Around You," harks back to 1970s Motown music with its high-pitched vocals and urgent-sounding beat. "The Many Keys to a Reunion" is the EP's only disappointment, basically a drum solo that sounds like Doss is stretching too far to craft different-sounding tunes. The next three tunes, though, make the listener grateful for Doss' stretch for songwriting diversity. "Last Night I Had a Dream" is a tongue-in-cheek, bluegrass-sounding number, and "Future History and the Irrelevance of Time," the EP's best track, is classic mid-tempo psychedelic music, with drugged-out-sounding synthesizers and the same high-pitched vocal as the EP's first song. "Beaconary Words" is alt.country, and gets a bit tedious after a few bars. Nevertheless, if this EP is a sign of things to come from A Sunshine Fix, "The" Bill Doss easily will surpass the impressive achievements of his former band. Keep your eye on this band.

Bill Doss of OTC records a great album..........2000-09-20

Great album. TOns of diversity (versus OTC). Quite a talent.

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Our History and Our Future Various Artists Manufacturer: Lucky Creature Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000QOGXZ6

Product Description

12-track comp featuring mostly unreleased cuts, running from folk to power pop to emocore to strange, obscure delights! The Mighty Rime, Five Mod Four, The Twelve Canons, The Blessed, Signal Hill, Mark Schwaber, Warm Regards, The Disease, Sea Defeats Sparrow, The Westerlies, Tiger Mouth, Cacaphoniopithecus. Tracks: 1. The Mighty Rrime "My Dear Maude" 2. The Twelve Canons "The Mind Wanders" 3. The Blessed "Mouth Full of Stars" 4. Signal Hill "Stream of Consciousness" 5. Mark Schwaber "Forever Every Evening" 6. Warm Regards "Breathe" 7. Sea Defeats Sparrow "The Starting Point of a Circle" 8. The Westerlies "The Polar Easterlies Ain"t No Lies!" 9. The Disease "Insect Gods" 10. The Five Mod Four "The Sound of My Own Wheels Has Driven Me Crazy" 11. Tiger Mouth "Self Depreciating" 12. Cacaphonlopithecus "Grace Patterns in Chaos"

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Give Us a Future: History of Anagram Records Various Artists Manufacturer: Anagram UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009K9P9I Release Date: 2005-07-18

Tracks:

1. Give Us a Future - One Way System
2. You Talk We Talk - Pressure
3. Woman in Disguise - Angelic Upstarts
4. Baby, Baby - The Vibrators
5. Jerusalem - One Way System
6. Goldfish - Turkey Bones & The Wild Dogs, Wild Dogs
7. Ignore the Machine - Alien Sex Fiend
8. Nowhere Left to Run - Outcasts
9. Not Just a Name - Angelic Upstarts
10. Black Sheep - Vice Squad
11. Montezuma
12. Morbid Silence
13. Legacy - Furyo
14. Sawdust and Empire - Attila the Stockbroker
15. E.S.T. Trip to the Moon - Alien Sex Fiend
16. Teenage Rampage - Vice Squad
17. Surf City - The Meteors
18. Go Buddy Go - The Meteors
19. My Baby's Laughing
20. Here Cum Germs - Alien Sex Fiend

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Future History by Mystery School Mystery School ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000RKWV1E

Product Description

"Future History" is a compilation of the best of the first three Mystery School albums, where were only available on cassette. It has been totally remastered and enhanced by Ric Vaughan at the Wood Shed to reveal depths and sounds one simply couldn't hear on the cassettes. This CD showcases the brilliant fretless bass techniques of Martin Sutlovich as well as the amazing electric violin mastery of Clayton Park. It also displays the playful rapport between genius drummer Davis Martin and multi-talented percussion maestro Mark Taylor. The quality of the compositions by Jon Strongbow are first rate. The 16 tracks on the 2006 CD are: (1) Train of Thought from The River of Time (2) China Seas from Travelogue (3) High Noon from Ancient Youth (4) Valley of Kings from River of Time (5) Gypsy Caravan from Travelogue (6) Taylor Made from Ancient Youth (7) Time Piece from River of Time (8) Arabian Nites from Travelogue (9) Day of the Dead from River of Time (10) Tongue in Cheek from River of Time (11) Daddy Longlegs from Ancient Youth (12) Big Face on Mars from River of Time (13) Tie Up Y'r Camel from Travelogue (14) Underwater Kingdom from River of Time (15) Oasis from Travelogue and (16) Remember to Remember from Ancient Youth.

Music Album:

1. Hot Rod Guitar: The Danny Gatton Anthology
2. I Don't Want to Miss a Thing
3. I Fell in Love
4. It's All About to Change
5. Jealous Kind/Plain from the Heart
6. Jennifer Hanson [Enhanced]
7. Legacy [Box set]
8. Little Love Letters
9. Love Songs [Import]
10. Medicine of Music: Country Edition, Vol. 1

Music Album