Go Ahead [Import]

1. Overture

2. Love Celebration

3. Let's Dance Baby

4. Monday Blue

5. Follow Me Along

6. Bomber

7. Whispering Sea

8. Paper Doll

9. This Could Be The Night

10. 2000 Of Rain

11. Japanese* Bonus Tracks *

12. Japanese* Bonus Tracks *

13. Japanese* Bonus Tracks *

Go Ahead,Tatsuro Yamashita,Bmg,World Music

Average customer rating: Good but a few duds Decent But Better Off Getting The Original CD's Spin Doctors are in the "House". A Good Starter CD One of the best

Just Go Ahead Now: A Retrospective Spin Doctors Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Funk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music 4-for-3 Classic Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Pocket Full of Kryptonite Outside Looking In: The Best Of Gin Blossoms Travelogue: Blues Traveler Classics P.S.: A Toad Retrospective The Best of Hootie & the Blowfish (1993 Thru 2003) ASIN: B00004ZDPT Release Date: 2000-10-24

Tracks:

1. Jimmy Olsen's Blues
2. Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
3. What Time Is It?
4. How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me)
5. Two Princes
6. Cleopatra's Cat
7. You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast
8. Indifference
9. Big Fat Funky Booty
10. Hungry Hameds
11. House
12. I Can't Believe You're Still With Her
13. If Wishes Were Horses
14. She Used To Be Mine
15. Miss America
16. You've Got To Believe In Something
17. Refrigerator Car (Live)

Amazon.com

If one wanted a prime example of the hyper-fickle nature of the modern recording industry, the checkered history of New York City's Spin Doctors would be hard to ignore. Launching the 1990s with a pair of the decade's most enduring modern-rock hits, "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes" (and strong contenders such as "Jimmy Olsen's Blues"), the band's energetically rhythmic workouts (fronted by vocalist Chris Barron's ever-sunny demeanor) also helped spawn the whole "jam band" movement, replete with its own package tours--but don't hold that against them. Yet many critics assailed their supposedly retro roots, and the business may have had unrealistic expectations based on their early hits. By '96, their label had shown them the door; that "pocket full of kryptonite" proved to have had a surprisingly short half-life. Here then is a concise first chapter of their history, drawing five tracks each from You've Got to Believe in Something, Turn It Upside Down, and Pocket Full of Kryptonite, plus a cut from the live collection Homebelly Groove. Also included is a previously unreleased tribute to longtime booster and fan Howard Stern, the loopy, tongue-in-cheek "Miss America." --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Good but a few duds.......2005-09-27

I read other reviews and bought this CD on their strength. I guess I have different taste because I liked the material from their first album the best and wish that I had just gotten that one instead of the compilation. The later songs all seem to run together with the exact same sound.

Decent But Better Off Getting The Original CD's.......2005-08-01

If you would rather go with the quick route in collecting songs by the Spin Doctors, this CD is a decent alternative. It features many of their great songs like Little Miss Can't Be Wrong, Two Princes, Jimmy Olson Blues, You Let Your Heart Go To Fast, What Time Is It, and You've Got To Believe In Something. However,the first Spin Doctors CD, Pocket Full of Kryptonite certainly stands on its own merits and you the listener will miss out on many great songs.

Also the second CD has some good songs like More Than Meets The Ear and Beasts In The Woods that are not on this collection. There is a hidden track cover version of That's The Way I LIke It(on another CD0 that is notably missing.

So my opinion would be to get Pocket Full of Kryptonite and possibly the second CD as opposed to this non-all inclusive compilation.

Spin Doctors are in the "House"........2004-07-27

What, just because these guys only released one huge album before their popularity passed doesn't mean they can't put together a great "Best Of"? It's true the debut "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" was their best album, but many good songs came afterwards. This collection takes pretty evenly from their first 3 albums. Included are the monster hits "Two Princes", "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong", and "Jimmy Olsen's Blues", plus this has "Cleopatra's Cat", "I Can't Believe You're Still With Her", and a live "Refrigerator Car". This band is a good cross between the "Red Hot Chili Peppers" and "Blues Traveler", and I think it's time to give them another "spin".

A Good Starter CD.......2001-01-10

First of all, I want to say that reason I am giving this album 4 stars instead of 5 is because there is so little previously unreleased material (just Miss America, in fact), and because it has no songs at all from their fourth release. I would still recommend that veteran Spin Doctors fans purchase it --- it will complete your collection, and it's nice to have all the songs from different albums on one CD to listen to in your car. The people I really recommend it too are those who are new to the Spin Doctors, or who, like a great many people, are only familiar with their work on Pocketful of Kryptonite. This an excellent introduction to the Spin Doctors. Tracts 1 - 5 are from the first album (Pocketful of Kryptonite), 6 - 10 are from the second (Turn It Upside Down, which, unfortunately, is no longer listed on Amazon), and 11-17, with the exception of Miss America, are from the third (You've Got To Believe in Something --- a commercial failure, but nonetheless their best album). The general sound of these guys is a what I call a funk-rock-blues feel, mostly electric guitar driven. The lead singer and primary song-writer, Chris Barron, is something of a hippie, and this comes through in his lyrics. Over all, they are a very fun group to listen too --- upbeat without being nauseatingly perky or pop. It is too bad that there are no songs here from the more experimental fourth album, Here Comes the Bride, but I still feel this CD is a good way to get a feel for the band.

One of the best.......2000-11-26

The Spin Doctors are/were one of the best and most innovative bands of their time. They started to whole jam band movement with great songs like "Little Miss Cant Be Wrong", "Two Princes" and "jimmy olsens blues", later followed up by "big fat funky booty" and "you let your heart go too fast" this is great music that defined the early nineties. The music has a feel good sense that I really miss, and I pray to God that this isnt the last release from the Spin Doctors.

Average customer rating: Alchemy Amateurish Exciting Discovery Enjoy the CD thoroughly Not the worst, not the best

Everchanging Tides Kristine Robin Manufacturer: Cedar Tree Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B0001CVE84 Release Date: 2003-11-01

Tracks:

1. Sacred Night
2. Dawn
3. Everchanging Tides
4. The Quiet Lands of Erin
5. One is the Sun
6. Hold Me
7. Seacht nDolas na Maighdine Muire (The Seven Sorrows of Mary)
8. Winds of Time
9. By Your Side
10. Tha Mi Sgith (A Faerie Love Song)
11. The Dark and Light
12. A-Hay, A-Ho (Thank You in Arapaho)

Album Description

Have you ever had the experience where uncanny events just happen, as if some other force were choreographing them? If you know what I'm talking about, then you can relate to the title track "Everchanging Tides" from Kristine Robin's new release.

Throughout the album, vivid pictures depicted through haunting harmonies take you on a journey through Robin's life. A life influenced by early teen years spent in a Scottish fishing village, the Appalachian Mountains, and then later in Native American ceremonies conducted by her adopted Arapaho dad.

An eclectic array of musical influences, from the lush harmonies of Celtic ballads to the emotional appeals of Sarah McLaughlin, have built Robin's style of thought provoking, moody, and melodic tunes and lyrics. Although Robin exudes a magical sense of nature and spirit, it's not just about elusive concepts. It's the everyday nitty-gritty-relationship-integrity struggles we all deal with. Like an unrequited love lost in the "Winds of Time," we can yearn to go back, but in the end we must reconcile ourselves to the life we have chosen.

Robin has skillfully blended the modern trends with her Celtic, Appalachian, and Native American influences to create a soothing but progressive sound laced with folkish overtones. "I want to help connect people to a place of reverence in their everyday lives." These words become three dimensional when you listen to the song track "A-Hay, A-Ho," which takes the stories she learned in the tipi, sets them into a lush Appalachian style tune, then wraps them up in a contemporary arrangement.

When you set all esoteric concepts aside, Kristine Robin's album is there for you to sit back and allow the melodic chords and harmonies to lull you into another realm. Are you listening…Can you feel the Gaelic breezes, the Arapaho fire, the emotional waves as they ripple across your fingertips?

Go ahead…try.

Customer Reviews:

Alchemy.......2005-10-15

Like any truly resonant work of art, this music not only evokes the experiences of the creator, but creates an alchemy in the mind of the audience, calling forth one's own dreams and memories. Many of these songs weave such strong moods that I can listen to them over and over.

"The Quiet Lands of Erin," one of my favorite tracks, is haunting and evocative. I have a lovely version on an old LP, but I prefer Kristine's new rendition. The simple sounds of water, birds, and the laughter of children set the scene of a pristine, isolated, rocky shore imprinted deep in the memory, and a love of place as romantic as any human love. The mournful harmonies of Kristine's voice and gentle, unobtrusive instrumentals fuse perfectly with the melancholy longing of the words.

In "One Is the Sun," the exotic drone of a didgeridoo quickly pulls you into a sort of child's rhyme/environmental prayer, combining the reassuring simplicity and soothing tunes of lullaby with all-too-observant words warning of the danger of our present path, as "two-hearted people," and a heartfelt Cheyenne prayer from Kristine's adoptive grandfather adding spiritual resonance.

"Winds of Time," my other favorite track, for me paints a strong, poignant picture, half imagination, half memory. The subtle percussion seems to echo raindrops on the window pane or crackling fire in the room behind, pressing one's face against the cool glass pane, looking out into a dim present scene and still seeing and feeling the emotion for a love from the past. Here again, a synthesis of mood, melody, instrumentation, and the meaning of the words show a true artist at work--one whose future creations I look forward to.

Reading some of these reviews reminds me once again of how subjective taste is, especially in the aesthetic area, and what it is I think a review should hopefully accomplish--point out the strengths and weaknesses of a work for the benefit of artist, but more particularly, for the audience. I.e., it is all very well to express one's love or hate for something, but more useful to help others figure out whether they will love or hate it.

The dislike of reviewers who criticize this lovely CD for being what it is, rather than something else, seems rather pointless to me, but I do agree with one thing: The best way to know if you will enjoy Kristine's music is to listen to the available audio samples before buying. In fact, I rarely buy a CD anymore if audio samples are not available. On Amazon, you can get free downloads of three of the songs that are fairly representative of the different types of music on this album--an original, contemporary piece (By Your Side), a Celtic piece (Quiet Lands of Erin), and an original, Native American-themed piece (Sacred Night). However, in my opinion, Sacred Night is not the strongest such piece on the album; the lyrics are not as interesting as in other original songs. I prefer One is the Sun (see detailed comments above) and the title piece, Everchanging Tides. Samples of more of the songs are also available at the CD Baby website, including those two, as well as Seacht n'Dolas na Maighdine Muire (The Seven Sorrows of Mary), one of the traditional Celtic songs sung in Gaelic. There is also more information available at the artist's website (which I accessed directly via CD Baby), including a link to a new online video to the song One is the Sun, which I also really enjoyed.

Amateurish.......2005-06-30

I was very, very disappointed in this CD. I bought it based upon the recommendations here at Amazon, but it makes me wonder....I recommend from now on to listen to a snippet before you buy. Her voice just sounded very, very amateurish to me. It sounded like so typically of somebody singing at a small town country fair. I wish her luck, but I think she will have an appeal to people looking for the same ol', same ol' small town overly trilled voice.

Exciting Discovery.......2005-06-07

There's something extraordinarily exciting about finding a new talent, especially in unexpected places. I first heard Kristine's voice at a Celtic faire and thought, "I love this woman's voice. I hope she records someday." Three or four years later, my wife brought home Kristine Robin's EVERCHANGING TIDES. My first thought after hearing it for the first time was, "This is surely a voice that was shaped by angels!" It was obvious that Kristine had matured and perhaps had some great voice training since I first heard her. This was far better than I remembered. There are several places in this CD where Kristine's solos soar exquisitely, and in soaring they carry me as if on wings. I dislike that overused word "transformative," but it accurately describes what I experience. Coming from many different influences, from Native American to Celtic, this CD has a special texture all its own--which may puzzle or even confuse some purists. But when you take this CD in as a whole, it actually showcases the wide range of a singer and song writer whose talent cannot be confined to any single tradition. My wife and I have purchased over 20 copies of this CD over the past year or so, to give to friends. All I ever hear is raves from the people who've received these gifts. If you are excited by discovering new talent, I highly recommend this artist. The production itself is highly professional in every way, from the cover to the notes to the recordering quality itself.

Enjoy the CD thoroughly.......2005-05-04

When I first heard this heartfelt and moving music, I was caught in it's spell. Taken as a whole I feel there is a healing quality to this debut work of art. The individual songs themselves transported me to so many different places; it reminds me of the musical lushness created by Peter Gabriel or Loreena McKennitt. (There are clips of all the songs on her website at KristineRobin.com.)

The CD is a mix of her influences: Native American inspired (Tracks- 1, 2, 5, & 12), Celtic (her overall vocals and there are 3 traditional pieces - tracks 3, 7, & 10), Appalachian (she uses a mountain dulcimer and the last song is arranged Appalachian style), and her own contemporary writing and compositions (All the tracks but 3, 7, & 10). The songs flow through the different styles or influences very nicely.

The CD booklet is a whole other world to explore, with images and stories to support the songs. It turns out the album is a personal look into some fascinating experiences the artist has had, which she shares with us. This is the case with the title track "Everchanging Tides." Here, the verses are actually different experiences she has had where simple events became poignant because of the amazing timing and interaction between people and the natural world. I got the chills after reading the story in the booklet and listening to it again.

After listening to the CD a few times, the words and melodies played over again and again in my head. I found the harmonies and voices haunting and captivating. The instrumentation throughout feels just right, whether it is her Appalachian lap dulcimer creating a magical undercurrent, her penny whistle creating soaring sensations, or the viola's rich voice speaking to us. I can really see the inspiration for the sense of moodiness she creates in "The Quiet Lands of Erin," having myself spent time in Scotland near where she lived. The whole CD creates a wonderful progression which I have listened to on headphones, enjoyed as background music during a small get together of friends, and even heard played over a PA at a business expo (strange but true.)

The overall feeling is gentle and moving. The songwriting is quite nice. The effect is a very healing one.

Just so you know, I am one of those people who love to listen to the words. Oh, by the way, I also got the lyrics through the music page on the artists website.

I enjoy the CD thoroughly.

Not the worst, not the best.......2005-03-28

There is really good Celtic music out there. This is not one of them. There is really bad Celtic music out there. This is not one of them. Well yeah there are some really bad songs you will just skip but there are a few songs I thought were okay. Still all things considered if I were to give a suggestion it would be to try something else.

Average customer rating:

Go Ahead and Rock and Roll Budd and Ella Johnson Manufacturer: Collectables ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Jump Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Walk 'Em Rhythm Band 1940/1950 Rockin' n' Rollin' Featuring Ella Johnson Gotta Go Upside Your Head ASIN: B0000008RW Release Date: 1991-11-25

Tracks:

1. Go Ahead And Rock
2. Real Fine Frame
3. Down Yonder
4. Get On Down The Road
5. Sliding Horns
6. Don't Fail Me Baby
7. Walk 'Em
8. You Better Change Your Ways
9. Small Taste
10. I'm Tired Of Crying Over You
11. Going To New York
12. Baby Hear My Humble Plea

Average customer rating: 6 stars ! best music I have purchased in a post-Beatles era Great collection Nice for the Brits What great memories

Go Ahead Ignore Me: The Best of Todd Rundgren Todd Rundgren Manufacturer: Castle Essential ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Soft Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Power Pop | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Classic Rock | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Progressive | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Classic Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000IBEK Release Date: 2000-10-31

Tracks:

1. Believe in Me
2. We Gotta Get You a Woman
3. Wailing Wall
4. Long Time, A Long Way to Go
5. Be Nice to Me
6. Hope I'm Around
7. I Saw the Light
8. It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference
9. Cold Morning Light
10. It Takes Two to Tango (This Is for the Girls)
11. Sweeter Memories
12. Marlene
13. Couldn't I Just Tell You
14. Torch Song
15. Hello It's Me
16. Zen Archer
17. Sometimes I Don't Know What to Feel
18. Does Anybody Love You?
19. I Don't Want to Tie You Down
20. Just One Victory
21. Elpee's Worth of Toon
22. Dream Goes on Forever
23. Last Ride

Tracks:

1. Useless Begging
2. Izzat Love?
3. Freedom Fighters
4. Real Man
5. Fair Warning
6. Love of the Common Man
7. Clich
8. Verb "To Love"
9. Love Is the Answer
10. All the Children Sing
11. Can We Still Be Friends?
12. Bag Lady
13. Fade Away
14. Compassion
15. Tiny Demons
16. Influenza
17. Chant
18. Bang the Drum All Day

Album Description

41 of the greatest hits from his heyday, both critically andcommercially, on the Bearsville label. Includes 'I Saw TheLight', 'It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference', 'Love Of TheCommon Man', 'Hello It's Me', 'Real Man', 'Love Is The Answer', 'Can We Still Be Friends?', 'All The Children Sing', 'Bang The Drum All Day' and 'Couldn't I Just Tell You'. All tracks are digitally remastered. Also contains a poster & comes packaged in a double slimline jewel case within a full color slipcase. 1999 release.

Album Details

This Newly Compiled by Todd Himself Double CD Collection is a Comprehensive Overview of Todd Rundgren's Bearsville Output. Includes 41 Tracks and Liner Notes by Paul Lester. (Ltd. Ed.).

Customer Reviews:

6 stars !.......2003-11-13

Even without OPEN MY EYES and SOMETHING TO FALL BACK,this one is better than the RHINO ANTHOLOGY (only 26 tracks).Only the red and blue Beatles anthologies can match this!

best music I have purchased in a post-Beatles era.......2003-10-20

This is it, folks. This is a compilation of the wizard, the true star's best stuff and it will not disappoint. For folks not familiar with Todd, buy this set fully expecting to be blown away with the very best that pop music ever had to offer. The mega hits are complimented by songs that will be brand new to many casual listeners. My personal favorites are Fade Away, Sometimes I Don't Know What to Feel, Useless Begging, Compassion, Dream Goes on forever, along with the always lovely "Can We Still Be Friends" (featured at the climax of Vanilla Sky) and "Wailing Wall" - both of these are absolute perfection. Do not waste time on single c/d compilations - even with two discs any compilation will miss many favorites (e.g. Boat on the Charles, Dust in the Wind,etc) but this review is about what IS here and there is much to love with a total of 41 songs compiled by Todd himself (I think). Great liner notes, discology, poster, etc. I seldom get through a week, make that a day, without listening to some of Todd's music - When I was young I'd listen to Beatles albums until I had made them my own, knowing every note by heart - this music is just that good. After you buy this album you will just have to go back and buy Runt, S/A, AWAST, etc.,but that's o.k. - go ahead - become a Todd-head. No musician/composer so mastered both keyboards (check out the "Meaning of the Verb to Love")and guitar (check out "Love of the Common Man") as Todd has(and on some tracks, such as I Saw the Light" he does every instrument AND backgound vocals). This music is too good to be...ignored.

Great collection.......2003-06-18

This is an outstanding collection which includes many of Todds best songs from his first solo album, through to the Tortured artist album. It's classic Todd at his best. It's really hard to put all of Todd's best on only 2 cd's as he has so many great songs during this period. I love most of the songs on this collection, which is so much more than a greatest hits collection. Yes all the hits are included, but what really caught my attention were all the great album cuts such as: Believe in me, Wailing wall, Cold morining light, torch song, Does anybody love you, izzat love, etc. I guess like everyone else, I would've like to seen several other favorites of mine: You don't have to camp around, pulse, I'm so proudo/what's goin' on/ohh baby baby, breathless and especially Hideaway (one of my very favorite Todd songs).Still, many of Todds best are packed into this double cd. If you like intelligent, creative and original music, buy this collection, you won't be dissappointed.

Nice for the Brits.......2001-05-15

A vastly different lineup than the Rhino Anthology Americans have lavished over for awhile, but Todd proves to be his own best archiver by throwing in catchy non-hits like "Izzat Love" and "Does Anybody Love You?" None of the important stuff or big hits is omitted.

What great memories.......2001-01-07

I was browsing through the record shop and came across this great piece of work. I saw him live backing Led Zepplin in 78 and was impressed, but did not get round to buying any of his albums. So I Bought this and what great memories of that concert. And I will recomend this to all he is a class act

Average customer rating: Bobby Moore, a soulful giant and a true gentleman...

Go Ahead and Burn: Soul Music from the Shoals to Chicago Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces Manufacturer: Rpm Records UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Darrell Banks Is Here Temptation Shake a Tail Feather Hard to Find 45s on CD, Volume 10: 1960-1965 The Best of the Temprees ASIN: B0001GV4JY Release Date: 2004-04-05

Tracks:

1. Searching for My Love
2. Hey Mr. DJ
3. Mr. Starlight
4. Follow Me
5. Hamburger Song
6. When I Get This Feeling
7. We've Got That
8. How Can You Do It Baby
9. Jenny, Jenny
10. I Will Never Trust Love Again
11. Come Back Baby
12. Alone
13. Go Ahead and Burn
14. Try My Love Again
15. Chained to Your Heart
16. Reaching Out
17. I Wanna Be Your Man
18. I Won't Cry
19. Don't Make Me Cry
20. Can't Get Away
21. Your Love and My Love Together
22. Give Me Your Love Right Now
23. Wonderful Love of My Man
24. Do You Know Your Woman

Album Details

Shout Records Presents Bobby Moore and the Rhythm Aces, a Combo Who, in the Golden Age of Soul, in the Summer of 1966, Took their Down Home Soul from the Chittlin' Circuit of the Deep South Into the Us Top 30 with the Hit Ballad "Searching for My Love". This Landmark CD Presents the "Searching for My Love" LP Together with the Hallmark of the Legendary Muscle Shoals Studio, Having Been Produced by Studio Chief Rick Hall.

Customer Reviews:

Bobby Moore, a soulful giant and a true gentleman..........2006-02-20

I had the pleasure of working with Bobby Moore and the Rhythm Aces from time to time in the early 1970's in and around Montgomery, Alabama. He and his son Larry, singer Marion Sledge and the rest of the band gave me an education in live performing that became part of the foundation of my career in music.
His passing in February, 2006 is a great loss to the music world and he will be missed, but his music lives on. "The Hamburger Song" is a very early form of rap (although that's not what we called it when we performed it live back then). It was just a fun, different kind of song which was a big favorite and always got requested whenever I played with the band or enjoyed them as a member of the audience. "Searching For My Love" sounds as good today as it did the first time I heard it. God speed, Bobby Moore. Thanks for the music you gave us.

Tommy Shaw
Los Angeles, CA

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Go Ahead The Realistics Manufacturer: Catapult ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Garage Rock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Real People Are Overrated ASIN: B0002IMHI8 Release Date: 2003-08-19

Tracks:

1. It's Alright, It's OK
2. Angie
3. Why Didn't You Stay
4. Tiny Avalanches
5. Stranded in Stereo
6. Go Ahead
7. Film Star

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Go Ahead & Blow Bennie Green Manufacturer: Ocium ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Jazz | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00006ZSJC Release Date: 2003-01-14

Average customer rating: Riverdance? joyous

The Nursery Boys Go Ahead Abana Ba Nasery Manufacturer: Globe Style ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Africa | International | Styles | Music Kenya | Africa | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Africa | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000000ZSM Release Date: 2004-12-27

Tracks:

1. Esiesi Siolle
2. Abakambi
3. Sumila Omusiele
4. Omwana Wa Mberi Nesiekhoira
5. Tumebeba Msalaba
6. Esimiti Khusilenje
7. Abakhasi Bano
8. Elira Yesu Ndayanza
9. Mabingwa
10. Abandu Bandi
11. Abebi Be Tsingombe

Customer Reviews:

Riverdance?.......2000-10-18

I was enjoying this CD until I got to track 6 and suddenly I thought I was listening to a Riverdance CD. As the Kenyan Culture Host at BellaOnline.com I'm giving this CD 3 stars as it lacks a certain authenticity was is found in their other CD titled "Classical Accoustic Recordings from Western Kenya". I highly recommend "Classical" instead of this one. A better set of music from this Luo band than the more polished music of this CD.

joyous.......2000-03-24

I highly recommend this CD for anyone who likes rollicking good guitar music, lilting melodies, and music that is happy and uplifting from start to finish. I bought this CD as a follow-up to my recent discovery of African juju music. While this CD is mostly acoustic, performed by a much smaller group than most juju, and lacking in the use of talking drums, it has some many of the qualities that make juju so enjoyable--not least of which is some Hawaiian sounding steel guitar. I have no idea what the lyrics are about, but they clearly convey joy. Great fun.

Average customer rating: Short and Not So Sweet. go ahead punk...make my day save your money Can't Beat the Price smelly

Go Ahead Punk...Make My Day Various Artists Manufacturer: Nitro Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Compilations | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music CDs Under $7 | Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | Pop General | Pop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music General | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Alternative Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Punk-O-Rama, Vol. 6: 2001 Punk-O-Rama, Vol. 5 Survival of the Fattest Physical Fatness - Fat Music Vol. III Life in the Fat Lane: Fat Music, Vol. 4 ASIN: B000003J1W Release Date: 1996-09-24

Tracks:

1. God's Kingdom - Guttermouth
2. Marry Me - The Vandals
3. He Who Laughs Last - AFI
4. Tearing Down the World - Jughead's Revenge
5. Hey Joe - The Offspring
6. Let The Bad Times Roll - The Vandals
7. People's Pal - Jughead's Revenge
8. Derek - Guttermouth
9. Wake Up Call - AFI
10. Beheaded - The Offspring

Album Description

Nitro Records have put together the punkest of all compilations. Tracks: 'Guttermouth-Gods Kingdom,' 'The Vandals-Marry Me,' 'A.F.I.-He Who Laughs Last,' 'Jughead's Revenge-Tearing Down The World,' 'The Offspring-Hey Joe,' 'The Vandals-Let The Bad Times Roll,' 'Jughead's Revenge-People's Pal,' 'Guttermouth-Derek,' 'A.F.I.-Wake Up Call,' 'The Offspring-Beheaded'. Available at the low 'punk price' of 2.99! BIY - Buy it yourself!

Customer Reviews:

Short and Not So Sweet........2005-05-16

There is not a whole lot to say about this CD,seeing as it only runs for about 20 minutes.I bought this Cd a long time ago mainly for the fact that it was really cheap.And frankly thats about the only reason worth buying it.The Guttermouth tracks are just childish and annoying (as is the singers voice).The Vandals tracks arent bad but they are just really your average Vandals tracks.Jugheads revenge is Ok,but its nothing really special.The offsprings Cover of hey Joe was average and Beheaded can be found on their first release (which you are better off buying instead of this).In My opinion AFI are the only band on here worth turning up loud,All 3 Minutes of Straightforward hardcore tinged punk.But yeah unless you are a desperate for the offspring cover song all the other tracks can be found on various albums.Buy it if you need to break a note for some phone change.

go ahead punk...make my day.......2004-04-21

you need to add band name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

save your money.......2001-06-23

for the 4 bucks you could spend on these 10 songs, buy a punk-o-rama cd with twice as many songs by good bands. the offspring cover of "hey joe" is worthless. don't buy this cd unless you've got the money to burn.

Can't Beat the Price.......2000-07-14

I got this CD free at an Offspring Concert back in the days before they were REAL big. It rocks, worth the money. Saw AFI in concert with them, and the two songs on this CD by them showcases their sound great.

smelly.......2000-07-04

when i first sampled a fine taste from the juicy cup of music this had to offered i expected a tasty treat i was shocked to find a bitter prune. i slapped the melted plastic on my home audio set and was ready to jam it up like like a wet sock lost in a midget horse race then i heard and was like man "what a skanky sly unchill home piece".

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Catalyst Manufacturer: The Baca Evolution ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CA46V2 Release Date: 2004-07-20

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