| 1. Jealousy |
| 2. Sinking Into Oblivion |
| 3. Deaf Screams |
| 4. Tom Sawyer |
| 5. Why |
| 6. Innocent |
| 7. Is Mad |
| 8. Unarmed |
| 9. Clinical Death |
| 10. Love In Return |
| 11. You're The Voice |
Editorial Reviews
FIFTY ONES is a modern French heavy-metal band from Reims. Their leader Frédéric ROCHETTE is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist as well as a complete fan of THE BEATLES and VAN HALEN. He then naturally associates melodies with electric sounds. After having been on tour with Johnny HALLIDAY and having become a famous session musician, he made his project a reality with the help of two professional musicians with a heavy musical past: keyboardist Manu DUCROS (FARENHEIT) and singer Olivier GUILLAUME (REGENCY). This translated into elaborate compositions, mainly influenced by Progressive rock: it is then not a surprise if some obvious accents of DREAM THEATER can be heard in their music. Recorded in 1997 on Brennus, their first album "Big Time" is mature and benefits from a perfect production. Issued three years later, "Jealousy" is even better, to the point that FIFTY ONES can now be considered a serious competitor for the best US and British productions of the genre. It also features an excellent RUSH cover-version: "Tom Sawyer". Not to be missed !
Jealousy,Fifty One's,Brennus/Musea
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Make a Little Magic/Jealousy
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Manufacturer: Beat Goes On ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000HT3KF6 Release Date: 2006-11-13 |
Tracks:
- Make a Little Magic
- Badlands
- High School Yearbook
- Leigh Anne
- Riding Alone
- Anxious Heart
- Do It! (Party Lights)
- Harmony
- Too Good to Be True
- Mullen's Farewell to American
- Jealousy
- Too Close for Comfort
- Fire in the Sky
- Love Is the Last Thing
- Crossfire
- Circular Man
- Catch the Next Dream
- So You Run
- Forget It!
- Easy Slow
Album Description
Digitally remastered two-fer containing two early '80s albums from distinguished country rockers The (Nitty Gritty) Dirt Band. Make A Little Magic was released in 1980, followed a year later by Jealousy. Comes housed in a slipcase featuring new liner notes. BGO. 2006.Album Details
2006 Issued Digitally Remastered Edition of Two Original Albums on a Single Compact Disc of Two Early 80's Gems from the Distinguished Country Rockers. With a String of Successful Albums Behind Them, the Dirt Band Are Still Together and Going Strong in 2006 (And have Re-added the Nitty Gritty Part to their Moniker).Customer Reviews:
Waited for this for a LONG time!.......2007-03-20
While the band has never fully forsaken their traditional roots, their temporary departure was a good thing. As Chris Hillman (the Byrds, Flying Burrito Brothers, Desert Rose Band) once said of the Byrds' "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album, "they were too country for the rock audience and too rock for the country audience." I think the same applies to the Dirt Band between 1978 and 1982. The music on these two albums, along with their self-titled 1978 album and 1979's "American Dream" will grow on you.
Stand-out songs for me include: FIRE IN THE SKY (one of their best songs ever, in my opinion -- Kenny Loggins adds lead vocals to Jeff Hanna's here), ANXIOUS HEART (not written by the guys in the band but wow -- they make this one stand out), BADLANDS (don't confuse this with the Bruce Springsteen song of the same title --- the band's song is much better), EASY SLOW (only John McEuen from the Dirt Band and Bela Fleck from New Grass Revival can make the banjo sound like it belongs in the middle of a rock ballad), JEALOUSY (loud, guitar-driven, strong vocals by Jeff Hanna and Rosemary Butler; guitar solos by Steve Lukather from TOTO), CATCH THE NEXT DREAM (authored by the guys from Blackhawk).
The only two weak songs (my opinion) are "Too Good to Be True" and "Party Lights" -- they could have been deleted from the album and I wouldn't have missed them. Sorry guys -- not real impressed by either.
This double CD set faithfully reproduces the original graphics, artwork, and liner notes of the original LPs.
Well worth the money!
The NItty Gritty Band at It's Best.......2007-02-24
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Menuhin and Grappelli Play "Jealousy" and Other Great Standards
Yehudi Menuhin & Stephane Grappelli Manufacturer: Angel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002SDS Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Jealousy
- Tea For Two
- Limehouse Blues
- These Foolish Things
- The Continental
- A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
- Sweet Sue
- Skylark
- Laura
- Sweet Georgia Brown
- I'll Remember April
- April In Paris
- The Things We Did Last Summer
- September In The Rain
- Autumn Leaves
- Autumn In New York
- Button Up Your Overcoat
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Jealousy/Progress
Tony Allen & Africa 70 Manufacturer: Evolver ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000068CX2 Release Date: 2002-06-18 |
Tracks:
- Jealousy
- Hustler
- Progress
- Afro Disco Beat
Amazon.com
Drummer Tony Allen was the rhythmic force behind Fela Kuti's influential Afro-beat ensemble of the 1970s. Though Allen's own recordings expanded and elaborated on the formula they co-created, his early LPs remained out of print for years. Now the long-lost treasures are back as double-CD releases, and they still move and groove with the same force as three decades ago. Imagine a Nigerian version of James Brown's band with Art Blakey's finesse and Max Roach's jazzy complexity and you'll understand the groove signature of the extended tracks. With Allen's drumming driving the gut-level bass lines, down-home horns, spacy keyboards, and spicy vocals, cuts like the nearly 12-minute "Jealousy" and "Afro Disco Beat" will drive today's kids into Afro-diasporic dervishes that only a groove master like Tony Allen can conjure. --Eugene Holley, Jr.Customer Reviews:
Fela's Rhythmic Backbone.......2005-05-07
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Jealousy [Japan Import]
X Japan Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000KEF1H8 |
Product Description
Out of print 1991 release by one of the most legendary groups in hard rock/heavy metal history, the now defuct X Japan. Sony records Japan (SRCL-2001) 10 tracks in total, including tracks like the top selling "Silent jealousy", "Desperate angel", and more. Out of print.
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Jealousy
Natalie Merchant Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002HV3 Release Date: 1996-05-28 |
Tracks:
- Jealousy (Remix)
- Sympathy For The Devil (Live)
Customer Reviews:
A Beautiful And Interesting Single.......2005-11-01
This is one of the best CD singles I have ever heard: it is interesting, rare, unique, and doesn't merely ape album offerings. I highly recommend this CD.
Great Natalie single.......2003-04-22
Side note: The previous reviewer stated that Natalie is a great guitar player but she plays the piano, not guitar.
Love that radio version!.......2002-10-11
Also includes Sympathy For the Devil.......2000-01-24
This cd is perfect for any mood you're in!.......1999-05-31
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Tara's Theme from Gone with the Wind/Jealousy
Percy Faith Manufacturer: Collectables ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000093M Release Date: 1997-07-01 |
Tracks:
- Tara's Theme
- Theme From 'The Dark At The Top Of Stairs'
- Never On Sunday
- Laura
- Exodus
- Fascination
- Theme From 'A Summer Place'
- Theme From 'The Apartment'
- Mon Oncle
- Tammy Tell Me True
- Sons & Lovers
- The Misfits
- Jealousy (Jalousie)
- Temptation
- More Than You Know
- The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
- Sophisticated Lady
- Being The Beguine
- That Old Black Magic
- Right As The Rain
- Dancing On The Ceiling
- Where Or When
- I've Told Every Little Star
Customer Reviews:
"Our Man From Canada"...nothing less Dynamic & Exhilarating!.......2002-03-01
Man From Canada" ~ Percy Faith...each track is carefully arranged and the result is as
always breathtaking...Faith has taken each composers composition Max Steiner, Raksin,
Marchetti, Gold, North and Manos Hadjidakis, who won for Best Song in 1960 with
"NEVER ON SUNDAY", as actress Melina Mercouri gave a fine performance plus the
beautiful Greek photography, Faith's arrangement for this is exhilarating.
Let's talk about the stand outs ~ "GONE WITH THE WIND"(1939-Steiner), based on
Margaret Mitchell's novel with Rhett Butler(Clark Gable), Scarlett O'Hara(Vivien Leigh-won
for Best Actress), Mammy(Hattie McDaniel-won for Best Supporting Actress), Victor
Fleming(won for Best Director) and GWTW(won for Best Picture), Steiner was nominated
for Best Score, it was Steiner's score that gave each character life through his epic-sweeping
soundtrack, Faith writes an uncanny arrangement and travels beyond Steiner's original(if that's
possible) take it from me, I have both in my collection...another Steiner classic "THE DARK
AT THE TOP OF STAIRS"(theme), not a familiar release(only if you're a fan), but Faith
does so much with this one, counterpoints and melodic changes are
event..."LAURA"(1944-David Raksin), being a film-noir enthusiast is at the top of my list as a
CLASSIC, but let's not stop there, Faith's arrangement turned heads and he was getting the
recognition deserved, sweeping strings, brass and percussion almost collide as the Maestro
gives the signal...the last Steiner score became one of Percy Faith's signature tunes "THEME
FROM A SUMMER PLACE", couldn't go anywhere and not hear this CLASSIC among
CLASSICS, this arrangement and special moment in ones life will never be replaced, gotta
love it.
Highlight pick is ~ "TEMPTATION", big song for Bing Crosby(film), later by Perry
Como(gold record), but this instrumental orchestration is so dynamic, takes you into another
stratosphere(which is nothing for our Maestro)..."BEGIN THE BEGUINE"(Cole Porter),
opening almost sounds like a different song, but when Faith's string section comes in and the
bolero beat takes over you're in heaven, entire orchestra is right on, but wait and listen to the
mood-swing as the plucking of strings change into a drifting cloud, percussion abounds with
every instrument joining in the big finish..."THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC"(Arlen/Mercer),
echoing strings relate to a muted brass, each string section takes on the harmonious
counter-balance, now we build into a Latin-American rhythmic tempo(which Faith can do in a
heartbeat), strings answer each call from the brass and percussion sections, another FAITH
CLASSIC...my last highlight pick is ~ "SOPHISTICATED LADY"(Duke Ellington), this can
only get better with one of my composer-heroes Duke Ellington, how can you interpret his
music unless you're Percy Faith, and this interpretation is lustiest with strings, followed by
velvety brass and the sound is SO SWEET, you want it to go on forever...and through the
generosity of Collectables Records it can, this is a must have for ALL fans and connoisseurs
of "Our Man From Canada" ~ PERCY FAITH!
Total Time: 77:52 on 23 Tracks ~ Collectables Records COL-5843 ~ (1997)
Almost complete Faith.......2001-09-29
only the best.......2001-07-19
This cd is not quite as good as other Faith cds............2000-08-02
For this record the song selection was a little weak. Percy tried to record too many of the current hits of the time and wound up with less than desirable results. I would have preferred that he stick with the golden standards, that he plays so well. As far as the golden hits that he played on this cd, he did a great job with them.
I Can Recommend This Cd To You
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Jealousy (Special Edition, 2CD)
X Japan Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000NPBONY |
Product Description
Officially Released only in Japan and Korea. Special Edition of Japanese Rock Act's 3rd Album Coming with Bonus CD. (CD-2/Instrumental Tracks) 01 Silent Jealousy 02 Miscast 03 Desperate Angel 04 Voiceless Screaming 05 Stab Me In The Back 06 Joker 07 Say Anything
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The Collector's The Threepenny Opera
Manufacturer: VAI Audio ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000053W80 Release Date: 2000-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Ov - Lewis Ruth Band/Theo Mackeben
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Moritat (Mack, The Knife) - Kurt Gerron
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Ballad Of The Agreeable Life - Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Love Duet - Erika Helmke/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Cannon Song - Kurt Gerron/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Pirate Jenny - Lotte Lenya
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Act I Finale - Lotte Lenya/Erika Helmke/Erich Ponto
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Barbara Song - Lotte Lenya
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Jealousy Song - Lotte Lenya/Erika Helmke
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Farewell - Erika Helmke/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Act II Finale - Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Procurer's Ballad - Lotte Lenya/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Song Of The Inadequacy Of Life - Erich Ponto
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Moritat (Reprise) - Lotte Lenya
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Final Chor - 1930 German Cast
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Moritat - Bertolt Brecht
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Song Of The Inadequacy Of Life - Bertolt Brecht
- Kleine Dreigroschenmusik (Little Threepenny Ste): Moritat - Berlin State Opr Orch/Otto Klemperer
- Kleine Dreigroschenmusik (Little Threepenny Ste): Ballade - Berlin State Opr Orch/Otto Klemperer
- Kleine Dreigroschenmusik (Little Threepenny Ste): Tango-Ballade - Berlin State Opr Orch/Otto Klemperer
- Kleine Dreigroschenmusik (Little Threepenny Ste): Cannon Song - Berlin State Opr Orch/Otto Klemperer
- Die Dreigroschenoper: Moritat - Mme. Damia
- Mahagonny: Alabama Song - Lotte Lenya/The Three Admirals
- Mahagonny: As You Make Your Bed - Lotte Lenya
- Mahagonny: Medley - Lotte Lenya/Berlin Cast Of The Kurfurstendamm Theatre, Berlin
- Happy End: Bilbao Song - Lotte Lenya
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Janácek: Orchestral Works
Manufacturer: Reference Recordings ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005RDB2 Release Date: 2001-10-30 |
Tracks:
- Sinfonietta: Fanfares
- Sinfonietta: The Castle
- Sinfonietta: The Queen's Monastary
- Sinfonietta: The Street
- Sinfonietta: The Town
- Lachian Dances: Starodavny
- Lachian Dances: Pozehnany
- Lachian Dances: Dymak
- Lachian Dances: Starodavny II
- Lachian Dances: Celadensky
- Lachian Dances: Pilky
- Taras Bulba: The Death Of Andrei
- Taras Bulba: The Death Of Ostap
- Taras Bulba: Prophecy And Death Of Taras Bulba
Tracks:
- The Cunning Little Vixen - Ste: Part One
- The Cunning Little Vixen - Ste: Part Two
- Jealousy (Original Prld To Jenufa)
- From The House Of The Dead: Prld
- The Makropulos Case: Act I
- The Makropulos Case: Act II
- The Makropulos Case: Act III
Customer Reviews:
Lives up to the rave review by Mr. Hollingsworth.......2003-01-24
Serebrier at his finest: The best Janacek discs!.......2002-07-19
But,...here comes this recording! Let me say upfront that Serebrier measures up to Mackerras in every way. And the Czech State Philharmonic (of Brno) is as authoritative as the VPO, with every bar & every detail so well caught and conveyed even at higher levels than its Viennese rival. Furthermore, the Czech State Philharmonic brings out more authenticity of these works, thanks in some part to the recording. For example, listen to the second movement of Sinfonietta "The Castle." Notice how a sense of mystery, after, say 1'35", becomes compellingly restraint and haunting (the strings and woodwinds must be credited for this, as well as Serebrier, who conveys these dimensions more successfully than even Belohlavek). How about the third movement "The Queen's Monastary", which is played with real beauty and eloquence, with a certain feeling of nostalgia and sadness. Exemplary, even in regards to the other works like Taras Bulba and the Lachian Dances. I would hesitate to replace my Decca recording of the Lachian Dances well served by Francois Huybrechts and the London Philharmonic, especially since it's coupled with Janacek's Vec Makropulos-which London Decca foolishly deleted-along with other Janacek's operas extremely well executed by Mackerras, the VPO, and its wonderful casts (remember Elisabeth Soderstrom?). Instead, Serebrier's edition is well worth having: it has plenty of vitality and enjoyment. And the way Serebrier brings out the tragic menance and drama of Taras Bulba is idiomatic and purely exciting. The closing of Taras Bulba is done triumphantly and with appropriate grandioseness, although the organ should have more of an imposing presence.
Reference Recordings (RR), which compiled the original 1995-1996 recordings of these works, includes the second disc (under the two for the price of one scheme). This disc contains selections from Janacek's popular operas: Suite from "The Cunning Little Vixen", preludes to "Jenufa" (entitled "Jealously") and "From the House of the Dead", and Serebrier's Symphonic Synthesis of "Vec Makropulos." This second disc is as every bit enjoyable as the first disc containing Sinfonietta, Taras Bulba, and the Lachian Dances. The "Cunning Little Vixen" Suite (in the Talich/Smetacek edition) is done with upmost vividness and flair. But the Vec Makropulos synthesis is every bit as paradigmatic. Serebrier, a very successful composer in his own right, confessed the challenge he faced in coming up with the synthesis, which no one has done before. Well, it pays off. The synthesis upholds the essence of Janacek's very demanding opera, while not minimizing its emotional and musical impact. Moreover, the Czech State Philharmonic comes up huge again (the prelude comes off well and with fire under their musicianship).
So, an highly enjoyable two-disc set that in many ways outshine Mackerras' Decca recording. As alluded to earlier, the quality of the recording is part of this album's success. The sound is more "Czech" in feeling and extremely well focused. You might be tempted to buy Belohlavek's Chandos recording of especially the Sinfonietta and Taras Bulba. Chandos likewise offer, for the price of one, a two-disc (compiled) set of these works, plus Fiddler's Child as well as Idyll and Suite (both for Strings idiomatically played by Gregory Rose and the Jupiter Orchestra), but minus the "House of the Dead" prelude and "Vec Makropulos." The Chandos album is well worth having, though Belohlavek's approach to Sinfonietta and Taras Bulba is not as ideal as Serebrier or Mackerras (the brass of the Czech Philharmonic is surprisingly not as glorious and blazen as the Czech State Philharmonic or the VPO and their strings lack tonal radiance and body comparatively speaking). Otherwise, Belohlavek is better on the other works, like Fiddler's Child and the "Cunning Little Vixen" Suite.
But, Serebrier's recordings of Janacek's masterpieces can now be deemed as the benchmark recordings against which all others will be measured! Will Serebrier record Janacek's operas as a just compensation for the deleted Decca/Mackerras recordings (still held as the best in the catalogue)? Oh boy I dare hope so!
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Jealousy
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000MQ512O Release Date: 2007-03-27 |
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