Crave

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The second outing by Ireland's Cyclefly finds them putting further distance between themselves and the rap-metal and alterna-rock treadmills, embracing a downright '80s melodic sense and dramatic scale. Even the lyrics from the opening "No Stress" (I can't hide my frustration / I don't like generation / We don't need your limitations") suggest that this is a band significantly less interested in fashionably reinventing the wheel than it is grounding itself in a little powerful history. Singer Declan O'Shea has drawn comparisons with alternative touchstones Iggy Pop and Perry Farrell, but his expressive, riveting vocals actually seem inspired by more wildly disparate sources, variously recalling Rush's Geddy Lee ("Selophane Fixtures") and the Psychedelic Furs' Richard Butler (the rhythmic, low-key impressionism of the title track and the edgy, entrancing "Crowns"). The twin guitars of Declan's brother Ciaran and Nono Presta are powerful underpinnings throughout, whether grinding out stereotypical buzz-saw chords or the more lyrical riffing of the anthemic "Drive." But while it's refreshing to find a young band savvy enough to realize that a quarter century of punk rock has spawned its own considerable body of tired clichés, Cyclefly occasionally plays it a little too familiar when spreading their songwriting wings. Still, it's hard to argue with results that immediately grab a listener's attention and keep it so masterfully. This is the sound of a great young band still finding its voice--and a far cry from the sophomore slump. --Jerry McCulley

Crave,Cyclefly,Mca,Alternative Pop/Rock,Hard Rock,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

Average customer rating: Highly recommended Goth

Angel & the Rain Love Crave Manufacturer: Repo ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lost Horizons ASIN: B000I6AGCS Release Date: 2006-10-30

Tracks:

1. Vampires
2. Nobody
3. Little Suicide
4. Can Yopu Har Me?
5. Fading Roses
6. My Soul
7. Runaway
8. Angel And The Rain
9. Chauffeur
10. Dark City

Album Details

The Lovecrave Present their Long Awaited and Unbelieveable Debut CD "The Angel and the Rain". Our Newcomer-discovery 2006 from Milan/Italy Delivers More Than Just Perfectly Produced Gothic-metal/Rock in an Electronic Bladerunner Athmosphere. All this is Rounded off by the Unique Voice of Singer Francesca Chiara. Lets Follow Francesca "The Rain" Chiara on a Fantastic Journey Through the World of "The Lovecrave". Front-women, Francesca Chiara is Already Well Known in her Home-country Italy. Her Self-titled Solo-debut was Released on Sonymusic. With her New Band "The Lovecrave" Francesca is Going for the International Break-through! She is Accompanied by her Producer Tancredi "Tank" Palamara, who is One of Italy's Best Guitarplayers, Followed by Bassplayer Simon Dredo and Drummer Iakk, who Are also Well Known on International Stages.together They Are "The Lovecrave", a Deadly Combination with a Bombastic Sound. Sooner Or Later Everyone Will Get Hooked on by the Lovecrave's Unique Sound.

Customer Reviews:

Highly recommended.......2007-06-13

There is a story attached with the CD, when reading that and listening to the CD, they both blend together beautifully. The music is exquisite and so is the story. I recommend to everyone. For a more thorough review goto: [...]

Goth.......2007-03-14

Everyone who love stories and everything related to vampires must have this cds, Is super metal and her voice is unique, is delighful, is a cd that u can hear all the time and dream about it, and my favorite song is Can U hear me???...

Average customer rating: Good compilation of an overlooked artist's work Great Music - Disappointing Value

Whiskey Is My Habit, Women Is All I Crave: The Best of Leroy Carr Leroy Carr Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Blues | Styles | Music Memphis Blues | Regional Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Traditional Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Piano | Blues | Styles | Music General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Shave 'Em Dry: The Best of Lucille Bogan Complete Recorded Works (1928-1929) Honey Babe Let the Deal Go Down: The Best of the Mississippi Sheiks Blues Hit Big Town The Original Guitar Wizard ASIN: B00023GGEY Release Date: 2004-05-18

Tracks:

1. How Long - How Long Blues
2. Prison Bound Blues
3. Straight Alky Blues Pt. 1
4. Straight Alky Blues Pt. 2
5. Gambler's Blues
6. Sloppy Drunk Blues
7. Papa's On The House Top
8. Midnight Hour Blues
9. Mean Mistreater Mama
10. Hurry Down Sunshine
11. Corn Licker Blues
12. Shady Lane Blues
13. Blues Before Sunrise
14. Take A Walk Around The Corner
15. I Ain't Got No Money Now
16. Motherless Child
17. My Woman's Gone Wrong
18. Southbound Blues
19. Barrelhouse Woman
20. Muddy Water

Tracks:

1. I Believe I'll Make A Change
2. Don't Start No Stuff
3. Bobo Stomp
4. Big Four Blues
5. Hard Hearted Papa
6. You Left Me Crying
7. Evil Hearted Woman
8. Good Woman Blues
9. Hustler's Blues
10. Eleven Twenty-Nine Blues
11. You Got Me Grieving
12. Bread Baker
13. Tight Times Blues
14. Black Wagon Blues
15. Shinin' Pistol
16. It's Too Short
17. My God For Nothin' Gal
18. Suicide Blues
19. Church House Blues
20. Six Cold Feet In The Ground

Customer Reviews:

Good compilation of an overlooked artist's work.......2006-03-09

Leroy Carr deserves more attention than he has received over the years. His music was far more influential than most of the other blues artists of the 1920s and 30s - at least until white folk enthusiasts and rock stars "discovered" delta blues singers in the 1960s. Carr has a relaxed vocal delivery and piano style that really grows on you upon repeated listening. This is a good compilation of his work. I think it focuses a little too much on his 1934 sessions, and is missing the classic "When the Sun Goes Down" (the song that inspired Robert Johnson's "Love in Vain"). It also misses the true variety of his output. However, I think the remastering on this set is better than any other I've heard. I recognize that the remastering of 78 era recordings is a matter of taste. The approach with this set was to remove the random clicks and pops, but leave the background crackle intact. In my opinion, this preserves the dynamic qualities of the original recording. By contrast, the "Essential" collection on Classic Blues is a typical example of remastering using heavy noise reduction. This removes most of the background crackle but leaves the music sounding dull and lifeless (to my ears, anyway). My one problem with the sound on this compilation is that some of the source material is inferior - I don't believe that these records are particularly rare.

Great Music - Disappointing Value.......2004-07-03

Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell made great music - no question about it, and much of it is included here.

However, for the price, I found this compilation to be disappointing as the remastering doesn't strike me as all that solid. I believe a MUCH better value is Leroy Carr's "Essential" two disk set which contains virtually the same songs at almost half the price.

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Demboyz Crave Manufacturer: Meanstreet Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAEQ4Y Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Who's Hott
3. Real Chik
4. Dangerous
5. 7&Up
6. I Got U
7. For You
8. Off the Wall
9. Cant't Stick It out F/Lil Flip
10. Her Again
11. Unfortunate
12. Open Arms
13. So Serious
14. Life I Choose F/Chanel Jones
15. Ask for It by Name
16. Remember Me F/Felicia Renae
17. That Sombody
18. Give Me the Word

Average customer rating: Great Song........Timeless!!!! Totally slept-on!!!! Marc Dorsey - Crave WONDERFUL VOICE-GOOD DEBUT Sleeper

Crave Marc Dorsey Manufacturer: Jive ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Neo-Soul | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Chocolate Mood It's on Tonight Uncle Sam Kenny Lattimore Make Time for Love ASIN: B00000JMC4 Release Date: 1999-08-10

Tracks:

1. If You Really Wanna Know
2. Break It Down
3. Tell Your Man (He's Gotta Go)
4. Crave
5. Can You Ever Love Somebody
6. All The Way
7. As We Lay
8. All I Do
9. In The Ghetto
10. Love You Again

Customer Reviews:

Great Song........Timeless!!!! .......2007-06-17

With the right promotion, any artist can have a number one hit with this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, I say promotion because this songs should have been a big hit all over the world...no I am not crazy, this is a great track plain and simple!!!
Note...just the song Crave.... I am reviewing.

Totally slept-on!!!!.......2005-08-27

This is an excellent album from someone that really didn't get a whole lot of exposure and that's really a shame. His explosive and soulful voice gracefully commands every song he does on this album. Of course, the title track is honestly one of the most beautiful songs I've heard in quite some time. Even though it was released in '98-'99, it still hits your heart whenever your hear it. However, coming in a close second is the soothing "What Everybody Knows". Other tracks like his tremendous reworking of the classic Shirley Murdock piece "As We Lay" and "Tell Your Man He's Gotta Go" are also very notable listens. As a whole, this album showcases a badly misused and underappreciated artist and I really hope to hear more from him.

Marc Dorsey - Crave.......2004-06-26

When I first heard Marc Dorsey remake "People Make the World Go Round" in 1994, I thought that he was so smooth. He made a comeback in 1999 with this debut album and I was slightly disappointed. I thought that Dorsey would deliver songs as mature as the aforementioned one and take it to some old-school soul level like Eric Benet or Rahsaan Patterson. Instead, he gave us those hip-hop/R&B-type numbers, sounding like another Ginuwine or Jesse Powell (not that those artists are bad, it's just that I thought he would be representing another genre). And there were one too many remakes, especially "As We Lay": what was that about?! He should have left that song alone. But there are some highlights like the title track and "In the Ghetto". This album wasn't promoted at all and I can kinda see why.

WONDERFUL VOICE-GOOD DEBUT.......2002-02-28

LIKE OTHER REVIEWERS, I WAS ALSO BLOWN AWAY WHEN I FIRST HEARD MARC'S REMAKE OF THE STYLISTICS' "PEOPLE MAKE THE WORLD GO 'ROUND" ON SPIKE LEE'S "CROOKLYN" SOUNDTRACK- I IMMEDIATELY BECAME A FAN. MARC ALSO DOES TWO SONGS ON THE SOUNDTRACK FOR SPIKE'S "CLOCKERS" (ONE OF WHICH IS PLAYED IN IT'S ENTIRETY DURING THE FILM'S OPENING CREDITS). WHEN I FOUND OUT THAT A FULL CD BY THIS GREAT SINGER WAS FINALLY AVAILABLE I RAN OUT AND PURCHASED A COPY FOR MYSELF.....AND WAS (JUST A LITTLE) DISAPPOINTED. DON'T GET ME WRONG- MR. DORSEY STILL HAS THAT GREAT VOICE, BUT SOME OF THE SONG SELECTIONS WERE JUST NOT TO MY LIKING; WHAT'S GOOD ON THE CD IS REALLY GOOD, BUT THE REST OF IT IS PRETTY MEDIOCRE, HEARD IT ALL BEFORE R&B. I GUESS MY MAIN DISAPPOINTMENT IS THAT ALL OF THE SONGS THAT MARC SANG ON THE TWO SPIKE LEE SOUNDTRACKS WERE SORT OF JAZZ INFLUENCED WITH STRONG RHYTHM ARRANGEMENTS AND POWERFUL LYRICS AND I WAS EXPECTING MORE OF THE SAME. I AM BY NO MEANS "DISSING" THIS ALBUM, THOUGH! AS STATED BEFORE, MARC SHINES ON A FEW CHOICE CUTS- MY FAVORITE IS
"CAN YOU EVER LOVE SOMEBODY" WHICH STARTS OUT WITH A GOSPEL INFLUENCED ORGAN AND CONTINUES ON WITH A THUMPING BEAT AND MARC SINGING TO SOME WOMAN WHO DID HIM WRONG-DEFINITELY A PARTY BEAT- SHOULD HAVE BEEN RELEASED AS A SINGLE! THE TWO REMAKES ON THIS ALBUM ARE ALSO DONE QUITE WELL; STEVIE WONDER'S "ALL I DO" WAS ACTUALLY RELEASED AS A SINGLE IN THE U.K. AND MARC DOES A GREAT JOB ON THAT SONG BRINGING A '90'S SENSIBILITY FOR A YOUNGER GENERATION. I WAS NEVER A BIG FAN OF SHIRLEY MUDDOCK'S "AS WE LAY", BUT AS FAR AS "BEDROOM MUSIC" GOES, THIS SONG DEFINITELY SETS THE MOOD. "CRAVE" SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR ALL OF THE BRIAN MCKNIGHT FANS OUT THERE AND SHOWS THAT MARC CAN HOLD HIS OWN WITH THE SLOW JAMS (LIKE THERE WAS EVER A DOUBT ABOUT THAT). "IF YOU REALLY WANNA KNOW" AND "IN THE GHETTO" ARE ALSO COMMENDABLE SONGS, BUT WHEN LISTENING TO THESE SONGS YOU GET THE FEELING THAT YOU'VE HEARD SOMETHING LIKE THIS BEFORE (THE SAME GOES FOR "TELL YOUR MAN HE'S GOTTA GO"); MARC DORSEY SHOULD BE A MAJOR R&B STAR LIKE JOE AND MAXWELL- HE'S DEFINITELY GOT THE VOICE. I HOPE THAT THERE IS A SECOND MARC DORSEY ALBUM ON THE HORIZON WITH MORE INSPIRED SONGS AND MORE "LIVE" INSTRUMENTS ON SOME OF THE CUTS.

Sleeper.......2001-10-24

This album is another that most people slept on. I actually just found out about it a few months ago. His song, the title track Crave, is featured on The Wood soundtrack. His entire CD is very good. My favorite is Crave (#4), but he also made a commendable attempt at the Shirley Murdock classic As We Lay and Stevie Wonder's All I Do. I was impressed as I'd never heard a man sing As We Lay. All in all, it's a worthwhile purchase.

Average customer rating: Good, but somehow lacking bring back generation sap! This album is pretty damn good

Crave Cyclefly Manufacturer: Mca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Generation Sap ASIN: B0000639AR Release Date: 2002-04-02

Tracks:

1. No Stress
2. Karma Killer
3. Selophane Fixtures
4. Crave
5. Drive
6. Crowns
7. Lost Opinion
8. King for a Day
9. Fallen Wishes
10. Tales from the Fishbowl
11. Tales From The Fishbowl

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The second outing by Ireland's Cyclefly finds them putting further distance between themselves and the rap-metal and alterna-rock treadmills, embracing a downright '80s melodic sense and dramatic scale. Even the lyrics from the opening "No Stress" (I can't hide my frustration / I don't like generation / We don't need your limitations") suggest that this is a band significantly less interested in fashionably reinventing the wheel than it is grounding itself in a little powerful history. Singer Declan O'Shea has drawn comparisons with alternative touchstones Iggy Pop and Perry Farrell, but his expressive, riveting vocals actually seem inspired by more wildly disparate sources, variously recalling Rush's Geddy Lee ("Selophane Fixtures") and the Psychedelic Furs' Richard Butler (the rhythmic, low-key impressionism of the title track and the edgy, entrancing "Crowns"). The twin guitars of Declan's brother Ciaran and Nono Presta are powerful underpinnings throughout, whether grinding out stereotypical buzz-saw chords or the more lyrical riffing of the anthemic "Drive." But while it's refreshing to find a young band savvy enough to realize that a quarter century of punk rock has spawned its own considerable body of tired clichés, Cyclefly occasionally plays it a little too familiar when spreading their songwriting wings. Still, it's hard to argue with results that immediately grab a listener's attention and keep it so masterfully. This is the sound of a great young band still finding its voice--and a far cry from the sophomore slump. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Good, but somehow lacking.......2003-03-15

I loved their first album, Generation Sap. From the day I bought Crawl Down, their debut single, on the strength of a review that compared them to Smashing Pumpkins, I craved (sorry!) every Cyclefly release. Generation Sap was fantastic in places, though never matched the first single (and leaving off Sellotape (the B-Side from Crawl Down, and still their best song, in my humble opinion) was a big mistake.
Crave, on the other hand, has lost that 'oomph' that made them so original first time around. The songs stick to their set structure, there is no random meandering like there was before, and Crave stinks of an attempt at corporate acceptance. Some songs are great, others aren't, and you can't help but cringe at some of the lyrics.
No Stress and Karma Killer are my standout tracks, but ironically my favourite song was a bonus track, Weary, off the UK release.
They clearly are a talented band, and have a distinctive sound, but I can't help but feel that in their attempt to commercialise they are going to miss out on the very thing they crave (sorry, again!) - commercial success.
A shame.

bring back generation sap!.......2002-05-06

The press section of Irish band Cyclefly's website is headed off with a quote from Linkin Park's very own Chester Bennington, which might indicate exactly what the problem might be on their new album, Crave. The highly original, quirky pop-rock-metal sound of Generation Sap, their first album, has dissipated, leaving behind diluted melodies and rhythms that reek of mainstream radio rock. Luckily, Declan O'Shea's signature vocals are distinctive enough to set the band apart no matter how monotonous their music gets, but that's not enough to distract an old fan from the fact that, not only is Bennington polluting the otherwise catchy "Karma Killer" with his vocal contributions, even the font used for the bands name on the cover seems reminiscent of Hybrid Theory.
Crave is Cyclefly's second album, released under the patronage of Bennington as well as major label MCA. Those who heard Generation Sap might not like the change that is evident on Crave. The opening track of Generation Sap, "Violet High", featured innovative guitar with a lot of pedal, and Declan's typically abstract lyrics set to a more captivating tune than anything on Crave. On the whole, the sound of the album was much more open, in contrast to the heavy, almost rap-metal feel of Crave.
Mourning the "old Cyclefly" aside, the album does have some good songs on it. One of the best is "Selophane Fixtures", which sounds more than anything else like everything that was good about Generation Sap. The pedal guitar is there, and the rhythm guitar isn't so heavy that you can't hear Declan's voice. "Lost Opinion" is good too, for the same reasons. And, lest someone think I'm one of those people who just can't stand it when a band wants to change their sound, "No Stress", "Karma Killer" (minus Bennington!) and "Crowns" are all good tracks as well, even while they explore new musical ground and lean towards a more metal-y sound. If Cyclefly were looking to evolve and mature, this should be the direction they should be heading in. But the inclusion of such tracks as the totally non-descript "Crave" (the title track, for god's sake!) and "King For a Day" seems to indicate that Cyclefly are headed for not maturity, but conformity and mass acceptance. Or that they're trying to sound like Linkin Park, not that there's a difference.
For the record, I completely respect a band's right to experiment with their style and sound, but I fear that attention from MCA and Mr. Linkin Park are having a less-than-beneficial effect on the truly unique band that is Cyclefly...

This album is pretty damn good.......2002-04-04

Although they've softened up a bit on this record, the quality of the songs are still great. I honestly got into these guys first because Declan's voice sounds so much like Geddy Lee's, and although that doesn't change, I think lyrically, he's really come into his own. Best song on here is definitely "Karma Killer" because Chester Bennington from Linkin Park is on it. I hope this becomes a big hit for these guys.

Average customer rating: Greatest band of all time Simply outstanding a breath of fresh air

Crave and Collapse Narcissus Manufacturer: Abacus ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Becoming Leviathan ASIN: B0000CBLBF Release Date: 2003-10-07

Tracks:

1. Division of the Figureheads
2. Crave and Collapse
3. Talented Prey - Weak Hunter
4. "Rush"
5. Sounds of Silver
6. Pride/Politics
7. To James
8. Recovery
9. Seveneight
10. Blessed Coma
11. Indifference of Living
12. Anticardia
13. Grey

Album Description

Now firmly established and more confident than ever, NARCISSUS are preparing to unleash their 3rd full-length album, Crave and Collapse, produced by Bill Korecky (Mushroomhead, Keehaul) at Mars studio. Passionate and artistic, heavy and progressive, beautiful and devastating; these are only some of the breathtaking parallels captured on Crave and Collapse. Featuring artwork from Niklas Sundin (Dark Tranquillity, In Flames, Arch Enemy) and played with ultimate conviction and sincerity, Crave and Collapse is proof that talent and musicianship still lie within the hardcore realm.

-Hot on the heels of the recent re-issue of their breakthrough Becoming Leviathan album. -Have recently toured the States with Shelter, Keepsake, Silverstein and Embodyment. -Played select dates of WARPED TOUR 2002. Also took part in Cornerstone 2002, 2003 & Furnace Fest 2002. -Previous releases on Unified Records, Clenched Fist Records and Takehold Records. -Recorded at Mars Studio in Cleveland with Bill Korecky (Keelhaul, Premonitions Of War, Brother's Keeper, etc). -Artwork by Niklas Sundin (In Flames, Arch Enemy).

-Recommended for fans of: Boy Sets Fire, Cave In, Beloved, Haste and the like.

Album Description

Third full-length album features 13 tracks produced by Bill Korecky (Mushroom head, Keehaul) at Mars studio. Abacus. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Greatest band of all time.......2006-01-21

Although they don't really do much at work, these guys freaking rock (or at least the two that I know).

Simply outstanding.......2004-06-19

For what turned out to be a breathtaking and utterly epic album, "Crave and Collapse" was a swan song for a band that is no longer together. Originally released in October of 2003, "Crave and Collapse" withdrew some of the fundamentals of hardcore and enhanced it with a progressive and seemingly graceful edge that was the equivalent to an album put out by bands like POISON THE WELL, THURSDAY and even EARTHTONE 9. Unfortunately, this will be the last vestige of a band that played their music with style and demanding conviction. This excessively precise album weaved in and out of hardcore beatings in between a crystal clear layer of ear popping melodies. This two-fold method is part of a currently popular flavor as we all know but NARCISSUS designed their songs to be fortified with more passion and power then their counterparts. Considering the album length that rings in at around 61 minutes, you are assured an honest effort from the band even though at times, it might have been somewhat too large in scope. It was a shame that such a piece of work will more than likely fall on deaf ears and may never receive the respect it deserved. Show some love for a band that was on the cusp of something huge and pick this one up.

a breath of fresh air.......2003-10-18

Hardcore today has become stale and boring. Everybody now draws their sound from some influences of another hardcore band in the past that was groundbreaking(see early Zao albums for a good example). Melodic hardcore isn't much different. Most melodic hardcore bands follow the same format: melodic guitars and clean vocals with a heavy breakdown midsong and some screaming. Narcissus could be classified as a melodic hardcore band, yet they defy the conventions of the genre. Instead of copying someone else's sound, they have managed to create a sound all their own. The vocals(both clean and screamed) do not sound like anyone else who has already done it. The guitar also has it's own unique sound. There is a heavy amount of ambience to the clean parts and the keyboard at the beginning and end of songs. The breakdowns have a sort of groove oriented heavy thrash sound to them. It's hard to describe. Narcissus has been perfecting their sound for a while now. New Wave Techno Homicide was mostly heavy with occasional clean parts. Becoming Leviathin was mostly clean with some heavy parts. This album seems to be a mixture somewhere in between. It is both heavy and clean, but more leaning towards the Leviathin sound. Although some comparisons could be made to other melodic hardcore bands like Haste or Silverstein, Narcissus is a very unique sounding band. Crave and Collapse is not a dissapointment at all. I was left wanting more when I got Becoming Leviathin. I found myself fully satisfied after listening to this album. It is 13 solid, great tracks. If you like melodic hardcore, this album is a must own. Hopefully, abacus will do a good job distributing and promoting Narcissus. They deserve it. A bunch of great guys with an original sound.

Average customer rating: Girl Power Metal

Crave Skirt Manufacturer: Navarre Corporation/ ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008PC9 Release Date: 1995-05-16

Tracks:

1. Wish
2. Crave
3. Trailor
4. To Remind Me
5. Slow
6. Sprite
7. Fences
8. Machine
9. Medicine
10. Push
11. Deep
12. Dead
13. Simplify

Customer Reviews:

Girl Power Metal.......2003-03-25

This is a rock band. None of that whiney whimpering self-pitying,stuff they call rock. These girls (and guy) really know how to get a crowd moving, even if that crowd is just you in your living room. I have played this CD for most of my friends and they all agree: this band should be heard all over the country. Unfortunatly, I think this, their first CD, and Choking on Sugar are all we will hear from them....
If you can find it, this CD will be one of your favorites.

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Crave Marc Dorsey Manufacturer: Bmg/Jive ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000026Y2J Release Date: 2005-04-25

Tracks:

1. If You Really Wanna Know
2. Break It Down
3. Tell Your Man (He's Gotta Go)
4. Crave
5. Can You Ever Love Somebody
6. All The Way
7. As We Lay
8. All I Do
9. In The Ghetto
10. Love You Again
11. If You Really Wanna Know (Rock's Remix Featuring Jane Blaze)

Album Description

Reissue of 1999 original release of this debut album by Marc Dorsey. Features the covers 'All I Do' by Stevie Wonder & 'As We Lay' by Shirley Murdock. Jive. 2005.

Album Details

Includes Covers of Stevie Wonder's "All I Do" and Shirley Murdoock's "as We Lay".

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Good Day Manufacturer: Music Matt ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Children's Music | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CADPZU Release Date: 2003-04-22

Tracks:

1. Good Day
2. Families of the Instruments
3. Playing Piano
4. Growing Going Down
5. Let Me Hear You Sing
6. Sing Along
7. Parts of the Body
8. Use a Tissue
9. Whenever You're Around
10. Cowboy Way

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Take My Hand Crave Manufacturer: 3d ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000AVF2J Release Date: 2003-09-08

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