Divide and Conquer

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Since Danni Leigh's brand of retro honky-tonk with rock attitude has so frequently earned her comparisons with Dwight Yoakam, her collaboration here with Yoakam's producer-bandleader Pete Anderson would seem to be a natural fit. Yet the results sound less like a musical progression than a stylistic smorgasbord. With the 10 tracks failing to establish a coherent identity, she bounces from hillbilly hardcore ("He Used to Say That to Me") to torch balladry ("My Last Chance Is Gone") to rock anthemry ("Somebody Oughta Do Something") to troubadour folk ("Far Cry from Here") to collegiate pop ("Don't Feel Like Crying"). A couple of cuts even sneak in a bit of reggae guitar. Leigh cowrote two of the better songs on the album, while taking three from the songbook of Jim Lauderdale. Though the photos on the CD package exude plenty of star aura, the grooves would benefit from more unified artistic substance. --Don McLeese

Divide and Conquer,Danni Leigh,Audium Entertainment,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Pop

Average customer rating: Danni's Third Album A different kind of Danni Leigh Female Dwight Yoakum Does It Again MISS DANNI LEIGH HAS CONQUER COUNTRY MUSIC Let's Country On!

Divide and Conquer Danni Leigh Manufacturer: Audium Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: 29 Nights A Shot of Whiskey and a Prayer Rum and Rodeo Sweet Talk & Good Lies Let's Put the Western Back in the Country ASIN: B00005NZO2 Release Date: 2001-11-06

Tracks:

1. He Used to Say That to Me
2. My Last Chance Is Gone
3. Somebody Oughta Do Something
4. House of Pain
5. A Far Cry from Here
6. Don't Feel Like Crying
7. One-Way Ticket
8. Sometimes
9. Last Train to San Antone
10. Divide and Conquer

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Since Danni Leigh's brand of retro honky-tonk with rock attitude has so frequently earned her comparisons with Dwight Yoakam, her collaboration here with Yoakam's producer-bandleader Pete Anderson would seem to be a natural fit. Yet the results sound less like a musical progression than a stylistic smorgasbord. With the 10 tracks failing to establish a coherent identity, she bounces from hillbilly hardcore ("He Used to Say That to Me") to torch balladry ("My Last Chance Is Gone") to rock anthemry ("Somebody Oughta Do Something") to troubadour folk ("Far Cry from Here") to collegiate pop ("Don't Feel Like Crying"). A couple of cuts even sneak in a bit of reggae guitar. Leigh cowrote two of the better songs on the album, while taking three from the songbook of Jim Lauderdale. Though the photos on the CD package exude plenty of star aura, the grooves would benefit from more unified artistic substance. --Don McLeese

Customer Reviews:

Danni's Third Album.......2004-03-06

Danni Leigh's third album is a great set of music from an underrated country singer. Now signed with Audium, she released this album in November 2001. There were three singles: "Sometimes", "House of Pain" and "Last Train To San Antone". The album opens with a great song written by Jim Lauderdale called "He Used To Say That To Me", which sets the album at a nice pace. "My Last Chance Is Gone" has a haunting melody and vocals from Danni. "A Far Cry From Here" is a highlight, a nice introspective, quiet song. The album has a heavy traditional country sound, which has not changed since her debut album. Other highlights include "Don't Feel Like Crying", "Somebody Oughta Do Something" and the title track. Excellent album!

A different kind of Danni Leigh.......2004-02-19

If you liked those first two cds by Danni Leigh, you may not necessarily like this one. It does not have the same drive that the other records have. That's why I only give this record 3 stars. However, if you like ballads, this one has them, more than the others. At any rate, her great sensuous voice comes across nicely here.

Female Dwight Yoakum Does It Again.......2003-10-15

Danni Leigh returns to the world of country roots, with an added touch of rockabilly. Her previous albums were extremely well received in foriegn countries, but the superstar popularity she deserves in the United States has eluded her. Songs include everything from slow love songs to up-tempo shove it in your face cuts, most written by Leigh. If you haven't had the pleasure of spending listening time to the whiskey voiced Leigh, this is a pleasureable beginning.

MISS DANNI LEIGH HAS CONQUER COUNTRY MUSIC.......2002-10-19

Miss Danni is a real excellent country singer of all times,Her
voice is very excellent and she holds her own in country music
From If The Jukebox took tear drop to her newest cd Divide and Conquer,she has made excellent progress in her songs and I think
in the future she will bring out more great songs in the near future.For an female country artist,overall,Miss Danni made some
very excellent progress in her career as a singer,musician,and
her performance is rated very highly.

Let's Country On!.......2002-07-10

Danni Leigh is one of the most talented (and underrated) singers in Nashville. I have been a HUGE fan for a LONG time. Her voice is so gritty and real, but I have to admit she is sometimes drowned out by the abundant steel guitar on this CD.

The CD kicks off with "He Used to Say That to Me", a warning to the 'new woman' about a man whose intentions are less than true. The upbeat "Somebody Ought to Do Somethin" features some organ woven throughout and Danni adds a twist by using her own name in the song. "A Far Cry From Here" is a great folk song, reminiscent of vintage Joni Mitchell. "Don't Feel Like Cryin'" is probably the most 'radio friendly' song on the CD, some funky mandolin peps it up and it is very upbeat and catchy - Leigh sings 'hey here comes that rainy day again, but hey look at me, don't feel like cryin'.

My personal favorite song is "House of Pain" - it is about a love gone wrong and the lonliness that haunts one of the lovers. The title track of the CD features some really hot guitar and Leigh's voice is velvety. "Last Train to San Antone" is a great 'getting away to Texas' song, a lot like Jill Jack's "Austin". Divide and Conquer is another awesome CD by Danni Leigh - pick it up if you want to hear some real tear-in-your-beer country!!

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Conquer and Divide The Reign of Terror Manufacturer: Lion Music Finland ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music British Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Sacred Ground Sacred Ground Burden of Truth Legend of the Bone CARVER A Twist in the Myth ASIN: B00008CR4O Release Date: 2003-04-22

Tracks:

1. Conquer and Divide
2. No Forgiving
3. Mark of the Devil
4. No Limits
5. Forsaken
6. Sacrifice
7. Sign of the Cross
8. Seance
9. Bite the Bullet
10. Meaning
11. Lament [*]

Album Description

Amazing power metal from Mike Vescera (ex-Yngwie Malmsteen singer) & Joe Stump, plus guest Mats Olausson. Includes one exclusive European bonus track, 'Lament'. Lion Music. 2003.

Average customer rating: I get it, he plays fast Heard it all before, and a long time ago. An awesome release and the best yet from Reign of Terror

Conquer & Divide Joe Stump Manufacturer: Leviathan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00006YXAH Release Date: 2002-10-22

Tracks:

1. Conquer And Divide
2. No Forgiving
3. Mark Of The Devil
4. No Limits
5. Forsaken
6. Sacrifice
7. Sign Of The Cross
8. Seance
9. Bite The Bullet
10. The Meaning

Customer Reviews:

I get it, he plays fast.......2003-10-21

Speed and thrash metal, with a melodic twist. There's no doubt Joe Stump is a talented guitar player, one of the fastest I've heard. However, it gets kind of mundane by the middle of the album. Vescera delivers great vocal melodies as usual. Looking at the cover, and with a name like Reign of Terror, I thought the songs would be darker and heavier. Conquer & Divide is still a great album if you like your metal fast, high powered, and unrelenting.

Heard it all before, and a long time ago........2003-03-24

The first thoughts that came to mind when listening to this CD was the worst of Malmsteen with a bad Bruce Dickinson soundalike!
I also think the somgs and the melodies are a little outdated. But if you haven't heard many shred guitarists (especially from the eighties) and are not interested in commercial songs, then this CD will probably appeal to you.

An awesome release and the best yet from Reign of Terror.......2003-02-09

Reign of Terror is Joe Stump's band project. This is the fourth disc from Reign of Terror and it again features Mike Vescera on vocals. Overall, I think the band is growing comfortable with each other and the songwriting is more focused than on the previous effort, "Sacred Ground" (which I also enjoyed). The production seems a little clearer, too, and Joe's guitar tone seems a little smoother and focused this time also. For guitar fans out there, Joe still shreds as almost no one else on the planet can. Though this is more of a vocal project, Joe still gets in one instrumental - "Seance".

If you enjoy power metal, you'll most likely find this to be a great purchase. If you need some similarities, Dio-era Rainbow mixed with perhaps a touch of earlier Blackmore-era Deep Purple might come closest. I don't say that to make anyone think this is a '70's-style disc - it's definitely got a modern sheen to it. Maybe take some of the best offerings in progressive and power metal and mix in some Blackmore might be another way to describe Reign of Terror. But regardless, it's a great album.

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Conquer And Divide [Limited Edition] Reign Of Terror Manufacturer: Lion ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LX3K1C

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Divide and Conquer Fleshtized ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music ASIN: B000NW9VDW

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Willie The Kid & DJ Drama: Divide & Conquer (Mixtape) Willie The Kid Manufacturer: Dj Drama ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000MTKPL8

Product Description

Willie The Kid with DJ Drama is a must have for everyones mixtape collection. Track Listing 1 - The Will To Win 2 - Who Else Btter Than... 3 - Villain 4 - Mr. Tommorowman 5 - 400 Degrees 6 - His Royal Flyness Speaks 7 - How It Goes feat. La The Darkman 8 - Amg The Machine, Sing Sing The Gang 9 - Calico Flow feat. La The Darkman 10 - Get You A Gun [produced by Don Cannon] 11 - We Pimpn feat. La The Darkman 12 - Play Ya Part feat. La The Darkman 13 - Make It Hot feat. La The Darkman 14 - Live At The Regal 15 - For The Love Of Money feat. La The Darkman 16 - Be Easy Freestyle feat. Slick Pulla 17 - Amg Interlude 18 - The Feeding feat. Mister Powell 19 - Shinebox feat. La The Darkman 20 - Politics feat. La The Darkman 21 - Patent Leather Seamless Flow 22 - Passing The Torch... feat. Busta Rhymes 23 - Money And The Power [produced by Don Cannon] 24 - Capital A feat. La The Darkman 25 - Ballin Is A Sport feat. La The Darkman 26 - Sippin On That Yak feat. La The Darkman 27 - All The Above feat. La The Darkman 28 - Come Up Boy 29 - Pumblin Buns [produced by Mr. Powell] 30 - Smoke 31 - Bonus Cannon (Remix) feat. Lil Wayne, Freeway, T.I

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Conquer And Divide Reign Of Terror Manufacturer: Leviathan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LX3JZY

Music Album:

1. Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
2. "Don Williams - Greatest Hits, Vol. 4"
3. Great Marty Robbins [Import]
4. Greatest Hits [Collectables]
5. Greatest Hits [Import]
6. Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer [Import]
7. Highway to the Sky
8. Howdy, Pea Pickers
9. In Japan! [Live]
10. Just a Little Sentimental/Turn the Lights Down Low

Music Album