Start from the Dark [Enhanced] [Import]

Product Description
Japanese pressing of the hair metal act's 2004 release, scheduled to include one bonus track. Details TBA. JVC.

Start from the Dark,Europe,Jvc Victor,Rock,Rock/Pop

Average customer rating: Rockin' Return A band that was destined to be one of the great... what happened? Starting over? Yes! ...in the dark? Most certainly. Like There first album Suprised!

Start From the Dark Europe Manufacturer: Friday Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Sweden | Scandinavia | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Secret Society Europe Out of This World Prisoners in Paradise Live from the Dark ASIN: B0009ESSW4 Release Date: 2005-06-07

Tracks:

1. Got to Have Faith
2. Start from the Dark
3. Flames
4. Hero
5. Wake Up Call
6. Reason
7. Song No. 12
8. Roll With You
9. Sucker
10. Spirit of the Underdog
11. America
12. Settle for Love
13. Seven Doors Hotel [Live][*]
14. Wings of Tomorrow [Live][*]
15. Start From the Dark

Album Description

Europe, the hard rock superstars are truly back with their stunning release called Start From The Dark. Recorded in their native Stockholm, this new offering shows the quintet reaching into their hard rock arsenal, unleashing twelve incredible tracks of definitive Europe for their multitude of fans worldwide.

Their smash "Got To Have Faith" kicks off this brand new album into high gear. Soulful guitar licks and a soaring drum beat provide an excellent stage for Joey Tempest's vocals.. Uplifting lyrics, solid band performance and the fine production from the ever talented Kevin Elson make this new Europe recording their finest in years.

The title track "Start From The Dark" begins with a smooth acoustic guitar section by John Norum. As the song amps up with the thumping bass lines provided by John Leven and the heavy drumming of Ian Haugland, this track really shows how the band effectively utilizes melodic elements throughout while pleasing the heavy metal kid in all of us.

Crowd pleaser "Spirit Of The Underdog" shows the fine keyboard artistry of the talented Mic Michaeli. This beautiful melody soon turns into a rock and roll anthem with the strong vocals of Joey Tempest. Interesting lyrics abound, complete with a wall of searing guitars, Tempest's composition is one of the finer moments of this rewarding fine collection.

In the hard rock music circles, Europe's Start From The Dark was one of the more highly anticipated comeback releases of 2005.

Customer Reviews:

Rockin' Return.......2007-03-31

Reading some of the other reviews for Europe's 2004 comeback album Start From the Dark, I'm reminded of a scene in a Simpsons episode where the hippie running the recycling station (brilliantly named "Uriah's Heap") tells Mr. Burns: "You're living in the past man, contemporize!" That seems appropriate here, as so many people seem to expect the band to break out the Aqua Net and synthesizers and pretend that the past decade never happened.

Instead of trying to repeat past glories, Europe gave us the one thing we had every right to expect: a first class rock & roll album. Sure, the band's style has changed a bit, but this isn't the work of a band trying to glom onto the latest musical trends. Start From the Dark showcases a more mature Europe, who was able to build on the past 2 decades of great music and continue to grow and improve. The most drastic changes are the heavier, crunchier guitar work and the lack of Final Countdown-style stadium anthems. At the heart of it though, you're still getting the same high quality melodic hard rock that the band has been delivering since 1982. And I'll argue that the songwriting on this album is as good, if not better, than any other album the band has released. If it has a more modern sound, then so be it. I'm not the same 11 year old kid listening to The Final Countdown for the first time, so why should I expect the band to remain the same?

Start From the Dark flat-out rocks, people. From the opening riffs of "Got To Have Faith" and the powerful title track, to the laid back "Roll With You" and Thin Lizzy inspired "Hero", right through to the smooth closing track "Settle for Love", Europe has delivered another fantastic album, and the best comeback album since Tesla's Into the Now. It's a shame that so many people will miss it because they are looking backwards instead of forward.

A band that was destined to be one of the great... what happened?.......2006-08-21

Europe was always one of the favorite bands of my childhood. Great rocking tunes, amazing voice of Joey Tempest, excellent, inspiring rock.

Anyway, everybody only seems to remember "Final countdown" as their major hit and "Wings of tomorrow" as their best album. Well, that may be true, but it couldn't be more unfair to one of 80's best hard rock bands to have that as Europe's only achievements . Were not "Out of this world" and "Prisoners in paradise" any good? Those two albums are TRULY UNDERESTIMATED and are gems of hard rock music. If you're an Europe fan or are just curious about their music, go and listen to "Sign of the times", "Lights and shadows" and "Tomorrow" and tell me you're not inspired by them.

Anyway, it is true that in most cases it is very difficult for an almost forgotten hair metal band to come back in the XXI century with something "brand new and exciting". The product, mostly ends up being "what they can offer to try to fit in the actual music market", not a unique piece of inspiration. If you don't believe me, refer to Heart's horrible "Jupiter's darling" (lyrics that would probably fit a Lindsay Lohan album, totally ridiculous for a band of ladies over 50, not talking about the boring 16-track long set of uninspired music) or Lizzy Borden's poorly crafted "Deal with the devil".

Europe certainly didn't have it easy if they wanted to come back. Sure it is always a romantic dream for the fans of a long gone band to see their heroes back on stage. But then, dissapointment comes when they discover that much of the magic is gone. "Start from the dark", as its ominous title states, refers to an attempt to rebuild the glory of a band that lost the way in the early 90's. Well, it does not just fail to achieve that, but that positions them exactly "in the dark" without getting our of it. No doubt, Joey's vocals are excellent as always, and some of the tunes offer us a *different* side of Europe, but this album is surely Europe's weakest... the problem is that we have the "Europe" label on it... there would probably not be any problem if the label was "Joey Tempest - Start from the dark".

And I'm not one of those fans that live in the past and would like the band to sound always like Final Countdown, actually I'm very open minded, but I would like to hear them back with something true and unique and not with something to prove they are "still alive" trying to impress an everytime more unimpressionable music world.

Starting over? Yes! ...in the dark? Most certainly........2006-06-08

Europe's first album in over a decade immediately drew my interest because at one time these guys were my favorite band in the world!

OK, I'll admit it. It WAS "The Final Countdown" that first got me hooked, but I did check out the first two albums ("Europe" & "Wings Of Tomorrow") right after thier mega chart-topper was released, and afterwards went on to find the next two releases, "Out Of This World" and "Prisoners In Paradise" to be even better than Countdown to my ears!

Now that you know I have been a huge fan of this group for a long time now, I'll tell you that after hearing a lot of rather ugly reviews for this new CD by fans of the band's old works, I decided to approach it, as best I could, with an open mind. Knowing full-well that what lay within was to be nothing like the Europe of old...the Europe so many, like myself, came to love and enjoy so much.

Truth is that I feel like I was the benefactor of some great albums by bands whose loyalists accused them of selling out to make those very records. Groups like (Jefferson) Starship, Fastway, Jethro Tull, Uriah Heep and many others who wanted to fit in and make it onto the charts in the 80's made albums their die hard fans hated but that I liked very much because of the style. So with "Start From The Dark", now I'm old enough to be on the other side of that equation and I didn't want to be one of those grumpy conservative types who won't even entertain something as hideous in notion as an 80's hair band dominated by keyboards trying to grow up a little and do something different. O.K.?

So what do I think of "Start From The Dark"? It is just that for sure, dark! But one thing becomes clearly evident the minute you start listening to this album. Lead singer Joey Tempest IS this band! He defines every song on this record, and on all the other albums too. His vocals are such a signature and recognizable trademark of the band, that I believe Europe could pump out a death metal album and it would still be Europe. More than just a little even!

That being said, we turn now to the music, which is the most obvious shift in direction from the last album over ten years ago. OK, like we said, it's darker and less "happy" than the 80's material (mostly anyway). The energy is still there it seems, but it has blackened a bit around the edges and matured quite a lot as well, and for me, that's where the real problem lies with this release. All of the fun we had with Europe before is quite simply, and sadly gone!

Actually I didn't find the songs themselves to be all that different from anything else Europe has ever done. The compositions and arrangements are all very similar to the Europe of days past, it's just now the chords of the guitars are way out in front and have a real heavy sound to them. The hooks and melodies are all there I believe, but everything musically gets buried under the clear-cut attempt at just being heavy.

I think the return of original guitarist John Norum had a lot to do with the ball and chain sound on their comeback effort. He left the band while Europe was still touring for The Final Countdown and went on to release a number of solo projects. A couple of which were very good, but all of which were way heavier than anything Europe ever did after "Wings Of Tomorrow".

Personally I always liked his replacement Kee Marcello way better. His style fit the band's sound more cohesively I thought, and I wish he would have returned to this reformation to perhaps breathe some party back into this album's rainy day shut-in sound.

All in all, I didn't dislike the album really. I kept an open mind throughout it's entirety I feel, and at the end of it all wasn't really disappointed. But I certaily wasn't glad they were back all that much either.

Musicians are funny people for certain. Like all artists it seems, the minute they get successful doing one thing, they all want to do another. That too is what makes "Start From The Dark" a little bit disappointing...the timing! If Joey, John and the rest of the boys needed to get their grunge album out there for us to hear, they should have hung on for a while in the mid and late 90's to do it then! Perhaps they don't realize that there has been a huge resurgance in the interest for the style of music they used to play back in their glory days of the 80's, and purist fans of that genre would have lined up for blocks (o.k., maybe one per hour at least) to get a slice of what Europe did so much better than so many others like them at the time.

I should also mention that, ironically enough, I listened to "Start From The Dark" right after hearing the new release "Detour" by Scandinavian AOR wizards Crystal Blue. I'm doing a review of that album next, and if you were hoping to find a piece of that great Europe sound all over again, I can't recommend you checking out that album enough! For this true blue fan, the ones who have stayed that ever winding and cheesy course like Crystal Blue will get the 5-Star nods from me. While suddenly creative separatists who have self-retired to the bottom of the mountain like Europe will be saddled with a generous three for their latest efforts. (More like 2 1/2 really!)

Sorry guys, I did try....

Like There first album.......2006-04-04

This Europe album is more hevier of what they used to sound back in the 80s. They use more guitarriffs and Norum is a fantastic guitarplayer. In this album they use more inspiration from modern bands like Audioslave and Velvet Revolver. But they still use some from their old material. It's still sounds like the old Europe, but a little bit modern. I heard in interview with the bandmembers that this album is by far the best album they ever made, and i have to admit about that.
But you have to repeat the album over and over again to understand that this really is Europe.Because listen to it only twice, it may became as a chock for you, and you ask yourself "Is this really Europe?". But after a couple of repeatings you understand that this is Europe.

PS: Stay tuned for the next Europe album which will be in stores in Europe in oct-nov 2006. I dont know about the US-release.

Suprised!.......2006-03-31

This release caught my eye when it was first released, but I was reluctant to buy it because I was simply not that impressed with the other Europe releases I owned. Now I could kick myself for not having this around since the release date! This is one of my favorite CD's - PERIOD. I cannot get this one out of my player! It is different from everything else Europe has done, and I like it.

The songs are strong and catchy. The guitar sound is downtuned which is not something I care that much for, but Norum's guitar work and Tempest's vocals have me hooked!

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Enclosure Two: Harry Partch Manufacturer: INNOVA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ballets | Ballets & Dances | Classical | Styles | Music Ballets & Dances | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Partch, Harry | Composers | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Modern | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Compilations | Classical | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music Vocal Jazz General | Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Classical | Box Sets | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Harry Partch Collection, Volume 1 Harry Partch: Enclosure 7 Enclosure Five: Harry Partch The Harry Partch Collection, Volume 2 ASIN: B000004AF9 Release Date: 2000-12-06

Tracks:

1. I am Harry Partch - Harry Partch
2. By the Rivers of Babylon - Harry Partch
3. Texts and Music: A Wagnerian Wrestling Match - Harry Partch
4. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 1 - A Dream - Harry Partch
5. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 2 - An Encounter in the Field - Harry Partch
6. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 3 - On Hearing the Flute - Harry Partch
7. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 4 - The Intruder - Harry Partch
8. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 5 - I am a Peach Tree - Harry Partch
9. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 6 - With a Man of Leisure - Harry Partch
10. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 7 - A Midnight Farewell - Harry Partch
11. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 8 - Before the Cask of Wine - Harry Partch
12. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 9 - On the Ship of Spicewood - Harry Partch
13. Ten Li Po Lyrics: 10 - By the Great Wall - Harry Partch
14. The Use of English in Serious Music - Harry Partch
15. Barstow - Eight Hitch-Hiker's Inscriptions. . . - Harry Partch
16. San Francisco - Newsboy Cries - Harry Partch
17. Life is too precious to spend it with important people - Harry Partch
18. U. S. Highball - A Musical Account of Slim's Transcontinental Hobo Trip - Harry Partch
19. While my Heart Keeps Beating Time - Harry Partch
20. San Francisco II - Harry Partch

Tracks:

1. I'm going to start right off by giving you some sounds - Harry Partch
2. Two Settings from Joyce's Finnegan's Wake: 1 - Isobel - Harry Partch
3. Two Settings from Joyce's Finnegan's Wake: 2 - Annah the Allmaziful - Harry Partch
4. Dark Brother - Harry Partch
5. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 1 - Harry Partch
6. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 2 - Harry Partch
7. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 3 - Harry Partch
8. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 4 - Harry Partch
9. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 5 - Harry Partch
10. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 6 - Harry Partch
11. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 7 - Harry Partch
12. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 8 - Harry Partch
13. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 9 - Harry Partch
14. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 10 - Harry Partch
15. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 11 - Harry Partch
16. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 12 - Harry Partch
17. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 13 - Harry Partch
18. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 14 - Harry Partch
19. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 15 - Harry Partch
20. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 16 - Harry Partch
21. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 17 - Harry Partch
22. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 18 - Harry Partch
23. A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 19 - Harry Partch

Tracks:

1. June 11, 1935 - Santa Rosa, California - H. PARTCH
2. June 12 - Federal Shelter, Stockton - H. PARTCH
3. June 13 - H. PARTCH
4. June 14 - H. PARTCH
5. June 16 - Huntington Ranch, San Joaquin - H. PARTCH
6. June 17 - H. PARTCH
7. July 4 - H. PARTCH
8. July 14 - H. PARTCH
9. July 16 - H. PARTCH
10. July 19 - H. PARTCH
11. July 20 - Heading north, between Sacramento and Redding (Later incorporated into The Wind) - H. PARTCH
12. July 24 - Federal Shelter, Portland - H. PARTCH
13. July 25 - Blue Ox Lodge, Seattle, Washington - H. PARTCH
14. July 27 - H. PARTCH
15. July 29 - H. PARTCH
16. July 30 - H. PARTCH
17. August 7 - Between Grants Pass and Klamath Falls, Oregon - H. PARTCH
18. August 15 - H. PARTCH
19. October 22 - Nearing Monterey (reworked in 1943 as The Letter) - H. PARTCH
20. October 24 - Leaving Big Sur - H. PARTCH
21. October 25 - Near Slate's Hot Springs (Now the Esalen Institute) - H. PARTCH
22. October 26 - H. PARTCH
23. October 27 - H. PARTCH
24. October 28 - H. PARTCH
25. October 29 - H. PARTCH
26. October 30 - Big Creek - H. PARTCH
27. November 12 - Santa Barbara - H. PARTCH
28. November 14 - H. PARTCH
29. November 15 - Leaving Santa Barbara - H. PARTCH
30. November 16 - Ojai - H. PARTCH
31. November 17 - H. PARTCH
32. November 23 - Los Angeles - H. PARTCH
33. November 28 - H. PARTCH
34. December 4 - H. PARTCH
35. December, 1935 - H. PARTCH
36. Feburary 1, 1936 - San Bernardino - H. PARTCH

Tracks:

1. Yankee Doodle Birds - H. PARTCH
2. Y.D. Fantasy - On the Words of an Early American Tune - H. PARTCH
3. O Frabjous Day! - H. PARTCH
4. You are charged with being guilty. Are you drunk or not drunk? - H. PARTCH
5. Ring Around the Moon - A Dance Fantasm for Here - H. PARTCH
6. Bless This Home - H. PARTCH
7. Harrys Wake - H. PARTCH

Amazon.com

Enclosure 2, all four cds, is curated as a sprawling notebook filled with sounds and speech instead of sketches and words. Of any Partch recording extant, it gives the best picture of the man--as the curmudgeonly, extremely innovative misanthrope that he was, as the composer who was impossibly unlike anyone else before or since. The essence of Partch's music reflects the history of the world--from his particular perspective--the imaginings of ancient Greece to the influence of Chinese musical melodrama, all propelled by homemade instruments based on a 43-tone scale named things like the "Kithara" and the "Boo." These recordings also give the best sense of his philosophy of language in music. Lamenting the whole time how text in music had become detached from the language of everyday life, Partch ran music alongside newsboys' cries and hobos' diaries, following the forms, cadence, and dynamics of speech, rather than the other way around. From his juvenilia (a wonderful song he wrote at 18) to a 45-minute segment of his wake in 1974, the first steps towards exploring Partch's sparkling works fully are made here. --Robin Edgerton

Average customer rating: Amazing... Turn on your Stereo

Campaign Moving Slow We're All Broken Manufacturer: Fidelity ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Post Hardcore | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B00029LO4A Release Date: 2004-06-29

Tracks:

1. Baltimore
2. Ambrosia
3. Bite & Kick
4. Long Pause/Short Pause
5. Bit in the Head by a Woolf
6. Estella
7. Red Carpet Welcome
8. Vomit on the Boardwalk
9. Apple Parade
10. Bovine Scatology
11. Hail Vagabond Bride

Product Description

1. Baltimore
2. Ambrosia
3. Bite & Kick
4. Medley
5. Bit In The Head By A Woolf
6. Estella
7. Red Carpet Welcome, The
8. Vomit On The Boardwalk
9. Apple Parade
10. Bovine Scatology
11. Bovine Scatology
12. Hail Vagabond Bride


Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Amazing..........2004-11-21

While listening to Campaign Moving Slow, you can't help but think Thursday and Sunny Day Real Estate have been fused together to bring you We.re All Broken. This band is absolutely incredible. With beautiful chord blending, the infectious Baltimore won't be able to leave your head. If you haven't already, go see them live because their energy is simply amazing.

Standout Tracks: Baltimore, Long Pause/Short Pause, Red Carpet Welcome

Turn on your Stereo.......2004-07-08

Having followed We're All Broken for several years, this disc arrives much anticipated. Though I did have pretty high expectations for a record that is the culmination of years of playing and writing together, I could never have expected the breadth of what they have achieved. Every song is filled with unexpected surprises and the little intricacies that reward repeated, focused listening, while immediate listens are equally enjoyable due to the energy and passion these guys bring to the table. This is not a rock record to listen to once and toss in the pile. But it is a ROCK record...to be played loud. From the opening track to the last, We're All Broken take the listener on a journey through heavy excursions, beautiful melodies, ambiguous lyrics that still mean something(to those who like to use their imaginations every now and then) and ambient and electronic textures that create a cohesive album that doesn't sound like one long song, but a unit as great or greater than the sum of its parts. Albums like these are hard to come by from any band, and for a debut record to be as strong as this, the future of We're All Broken is something to get very excited about. Start paying attention.

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The Ultimate Lotte Lenya Collection Manufacturer: Bear Family ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ballets | Ballets & Dances | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Blitzstein | Blitzstein, Marc | ( B ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Eisler, Hanns | ( E ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Weill | Weill, Kurt | ( W ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Early Music | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Modern | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Vocal & Song | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Contemporary | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Cantatas | Classical (c.1770-1830) | Historical Periods | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Modern & 20th Century | Historical Periods | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music English | Languages | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music German | Languages | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Cantatas | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Austria | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000251AF Release Date: 1999-03-22

Tracks:

1. 'Happy End': Surabaya-Johnny (1929)
2. 'Happy End': Bilbao-Song (1929)
3. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Alabama-Song (1930) - Lotte Lenya/The Three Admirals
4. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Denn Wie Man Sich Bettet (1930) - Lotte Lenya/The Three Admirals
5. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Alabama-Song (1930)
6. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Denn Wie Man Sich Bettet (1930)
7. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ouverture/Moritat/Ballade Vom Angenehmen Leben (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch
8. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Liebeslied/Kanonensong (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Erika Helmke/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Chorus
9. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Die Seerauberjenny (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Lotte Lenya
10. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Erstes Dreigroschen-Finale (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Lotte Lenya/Erika Helmke/Erich Ponto
11. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Barbarasong/Eifersuchtsduett (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Lotte Lenya/Erika Helmke
12. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Abschied/Zweites Dreigroschen-Finale (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Erika Helmke/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Chorus
13. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Zuhalter-Ballade/Lied Von Der Unzulanglichkeit Menschlichen Strebens (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Lotte Lenya/Erich Ponto
14. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Moritat/Schlusschoral (1931) - Kurt Gerron/Lotte Lenya/Chorus
15. Querschnitt, 1. Tiel: 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny' (1932)
16. Querschnitt, 2. Tiel: 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny' (1932)
17. 'Happy End': Surabaya-Johnny (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
18. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Denn Wie Man Sich Bettet (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
19. Complainte De La Seine (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
20. J'Attends Un Navire (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
21. 'Lost In The Stars': Lover Man (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
22. 'Lost In The Stars': Lost In The Stars (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
23. 'I've Got The Tune': And So The Last Thing, Too (1937 Interview) - Lotte Lenya/Marc Blitzstein/Shirley Booth

Tracks:

1. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Moritat (1955)
2. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Barbara-Song (1955)
3. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Seerauberjenny (1955)
4. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Havanna-Lied (1955)
5. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Alabama-Song (1955)
6. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Denn Wie Man Sich Bettet (1955)
7. 'Happy End': Bilbao-Song (1955)
8. 'Happy End': Surabaya-Johnny (1955)
9. 'Happy End': Was Die Herren Matrosen Sagen (Matrosen-Tango) (1955)
10. 'Das Berliner Requiem': Ballade Vom Ertrunkenen Madchen (1955)
11. 'Der Silbersee': Ich Bin Eine Arme Verwandte (1955)
12. 'Der Silbersee': Casar-Ballade (1955)
13. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Prolog/Introduktion (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
14. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Faulheit (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
15. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Stolz (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
16. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Zorn (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
17. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Vollerei (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
18. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Unzucht (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
19. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Habsucht (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
20. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Neid (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen
21. 'Die Sieben Todsunden': Epilog (1956) - Lotte Lenya/Julius Kantona/Fritz Gollnitz/Sigmund Roth/Ernst Poettgen

Tracks:

1. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 1 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
2. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 2 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
3. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 3 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
4. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 4 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
5. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 5 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
6. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 6 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
7. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 7 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
8. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 8 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
9. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 9 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
10. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 10 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
11. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 1, Szene 11 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
12. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 12 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
13. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 13 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn

Tracks:

1. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 14 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
2. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 15a (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
3. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 15b (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
4. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 16 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
5. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 2, Szene 17 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
6. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 3, Szene 18 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
7. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 3, Szene 19 (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn
8. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Akt 3, Finale (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Chorus Des NDR/Max Thurn

Tracks:

1. 'Knickerbocker Holiday': September Song (1957)
2. 'Knickerbocker Holiday': It Never Was You (1957)
3. 'Lady In The Dark': Saga Of Jenny (1957)
4. 'One Touch Of Venus': Foolish Heart (1957)
5. 'One Touch Of Venus': Speak Low (1957)
6. 'The Firebrand Of Florence': Sing Me Not A Ballad (1957)
7. 'The Eternal Road': Song Of Ruth (July Version) (1957)
8. 'Street Scene': Lonely House (1957)
9. 'Street Scene': A Boy Like You (1957) - Lotte Lenya/Darryl Richard
10. 'Love Life': Green-Up Time (1957)
11. 'Lost In The Stars': Trouble Man (1957)
12. 'Lost In The Stars': Stay Well (1957)
13. 'Lost In The Stars': Lost In The Stars (1957)
14. 'The Eternal Road': Song Of Ruth (August Version) (1957)
15. 'The Threepenny Opera': Pirate Jenny (1954)
16. 'The Threepenny Opera': Solomon-Song (1954)
17. 'The Threepenny Opera': Tango-Ballad (1954) - Lotte Lenya/Scott Merrill
18. 'The Threepenny Opera': Lenya & Blitzstein TV Interview (1954) - Lotte Lenya/Marc Blitzstein
19. 'Johnny Johnson': Mon Ami, My Friend (1956)
20. Young Blood (1969)
21. Welcome Home (1969)

Tracks:

1. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ouverture (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
2. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Moritat (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
3. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Morgenchoral Des Peachum (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
4. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Anstatt-Dass-Song (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
5. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Hochzeitslied Fur Armere Leute (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
6. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Kanonensong (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
7. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Liebeslied (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
8. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Barbara-Song (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
9. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Erstes Dreigroschen-Finale (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
10. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Der Pferdestall (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
11. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Abschiedslied Der Polly (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
12. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Zwischenlied (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
13. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ballade Von Der Sexuellen Horigkeit (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
14. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Die Seerauberjenny (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
15. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Zuhalter-Ballade (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
16. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ballade Vom Angenehmen Leben (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
17. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Eifersuchtsduett (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
18. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Arie Der Lucy (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
19. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Zweites Dreigroschen-Finale (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
20. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Lied Von Der Unzulanglichkeit Menschlichen Strebens (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
21. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Solomon-Song (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
22. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ruf Aus Der Gruft (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
23. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Ballade In Der MacHeath Jedermann Abbitte Leistet (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
24. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Der Reitende Bote (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
25. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Drittes Driegroschen-Finale (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...
26. 'Die Dreigoschenoper': Schlusstrophen Der Moritat (1958) - Lotte Lenya/Erich Schellow/Willy Trenk-Trebitsch/Trude Hesterberg/Johanna Von Koczian...

Tracks:

1. 'Happy End': Introduktion (Hosiannah) (1960)
2. 'Happy End': Bilbao-Song (1960)
3. 'Happy End': Der Kleine Leutnant Des Lieben Gottes (1960)
4. 'Happy End': Geht Hinein In Die Schlacht (Heilsarmee-Lied 1) (1960)
5. 'Happy End': Was Die Herren Matrosen Sagen (Matrosen-Tango) (1960)
6. 'Happy End': Bruder, Gib Dir Einen Stoss (Heilsarmee-Lied 2) (1960)
7. 'Happy End': Das Lied Vom Branntweinhandler (1960)
8. 'Happy End': Der Song Von Mandelay (1960)
9. 'Happy End': Furchte Dich Nicht (Heilsarmee-Lied 3) (1960)
10. 'Happy End': Surabaya-Johnny (1960)
11. 'Happy End': Das Lied Von Der Harten Nuss (1960)
12. 'Happy End': In Der Jugend Gold'Nem Schimmer (Heilsarmee-Lied 4) (1960)
13. 'Happy End': Die Ballade Von Der Hollen-Lili (1960)
14. 'Happy End': Der Kleine Leutnant Des Lieben Gottes (1960)
15. 'Cabaret': So What? (1966)
16. 'Cabaret': It Couldn't Please Me More (1966) - Lotte Lenya/Jack Gilford
17. 'Cabaret': Married (1966) - Lotte Lenya/Jack Gilford
18. 'Cabaret': What Would You Do (1966)
19. 'Cabaret': Finale (1966) - Lotte Lenya/Bert Convy/Jill Haworth/Jack Gilford/Joel Grey

Tracks:

1. Unter Der Linde (1958)
2. Menschlich Elende (1958)
3. Das Rosenband (1958)
4. Der Tod Und Das Madchen (1958)
5. Abendlied (1958)
6. Der Bauer (1958)
7. Lebenspflichten (1958)
8. Gesang Der Geister Uber Den Wassern (1958)
9. Aus 'Romische Elegein' (1958)
10. Gefunden (1958)
11. Wo Bist Du Itzt (1958)
12. Der Handschuh (1958)
13. Hyperions Schicksalied/Aus 'Hymnen Der Nacht' (1958)
14. Mondnacht (1958)
15. Das Schloss Boncourt (1958)
16. Kommen Und Scheiden (1958)
17. Auf Geheimem Waldespfade (1958)
18. Der Weiher (1958)
19. Das Verlassene Magdlein (1958)
20. Der Wirtin Tochterlein (1958)
21. Mit Dummen Madchen (1958)
22. Im Wunderschonen Monat Mai (1958)
23. Ich Wollte Meine Lieder (1958)
24. Nachtlich Am Busento (1958)
25. Kehr Ein Bei Mir! (1958)
26. Altassyrisch (1958)
27. Die Musik Kommt (1958)
28. Wer Weiss Wo (1958)
29. Der Romische Brunnen (1958)
30. Vereinsamt (1958)
31. Der Werwolf (1958)
32. Der Arbeitsmann (1958)
33. Die Bieden (1958)
34. Du Schlank Und Rein Wie Eine Flamme (1958)
35. Spanische Tanzerin (1958)
36. Ich Liebe Frauen (1958)
37. An Den Leser (1958)
38. Die Entwicklung Der Menschheit (1958)
39. Der Vater (1958)
40. Erinnerung An Die Marie A (1958)
41. Von Der Freundlichkeit Der Welt (1958)
42. Kinderkreuzzug (1958)

Tracks:

1. A Hunger Artist (1959)
2. An Imperial Message (1959)
3. A Fratricide (1959)
4. The Care Of A Family Man (1959)
5. Up In The Gallery (1959)
6. A Dream (1959)
7. The Bucket Rider (1959)
8. Vergnugungen: What I Enjoy (Last Song) (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
9. Inscription On A China Lion (The Lion) (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
10. 'Die Dreigroscheneroper': The Solomon Song (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
11. 'Buckower Elegien': Changing Wheels (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
12. Burning Books (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
13. Written On The Wall (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
14. Lied Der Courage (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
15. Song Of A German Mother (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
16. 'Buckower Elegien': The Dog (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
17. To The Next Generation (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
18. Bad Times For Poetry (1962) - Diane Clark/Anne Jackson/Lotte Lenya/Viveca Lindfors/George Voskovec/Michael Wager
19. Und Was Bekam Des Soldaten Weib (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
20. Wie Lange Noch (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill
21. Lied Einer Deutschen Mutter (1943) - Lotte Lenya/Kurt Weill

Tracks:

1. 'Die Dreigroscheneroper': Moritat Von Mackie Messer (1960)
2. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Havanna-Leid (1960)
3. 'Das Berliner Requiem': Ballade Vom Ertrunkenen Madchen (1960)
4. 'Happy End': Was Die Herren Matrosen Sagen (Matrosen-Tango) (1960)
5. 'Das Berliner Requiem': Zu Potsdam Unter Den Eichen (1960)
6. 'Die Dreigroscheneroper': Die Seerauberjenny (1960)
7. 'Happy End': Bilbao-Song (1960)
8. Carnegie Hall Introduction (1965)
9. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Alabama-Song (1965)
10. 'Aufstieg Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny': Havanna-Song (1965)
11. 'Das Berliner Requiem': Ballade Vom Ertrunkenen Madchen (1965)
12. 'Das Berliner Requiem': Zu Potsdam Unter Den Eichen (1965)
13. 'One Touch Of Venus': Speak Low (1965)
14. 'One Touch Of Venus': Foolish Heart (1965)
15. 'One Touch Of Venus': Bilbao-Song (1965)
16. 'One Touch Of Venus': Surabaya-Johnny (1965)
17. 'Love Life': Love-Song (1965)
18. 'Love Life': Susan's Dream (1965)
19. 'Happy End': Was Die Matrosen Sagen (Matrosen-Tango) (1965)
20. 'Happy End': Der Song Von Mandelay (1965)
21. 'Happy End': Das Lied Von Der Harten Nuss (1965)
22. 'Happy End': Lilli Of Hell (1965)
23. 'Knickerbocker Holiday': September Song (1965)
24. 'Die Dreigroscheneroper': Barbara Song (1965)

Tracks:

1. Moritat (1965)
2. Moritat (German Version) (1965) - Lotte Lenya/Turk Murphy
3. Mack The Knife (1965) - Lotte Lenya/Louis Armstrong
4. Mack The Knife (1965) - Lotte Lenya/Louis Armstrong
5. Lied Der Courage I (1965) - Lotte Lenya/Harry Buckwitz
6. Das Lied Vom Weib Und Soldaten (1965)
7. Lied Von Der Grossen Kapitulation (1965)
8. Lied Der Courage II (1965)
9. Lied Der Courage III (1965)
10. Eia Popeia, Was Ras Im Stroh (1965)
11. Lied Der Courage IV (1965)
12. The Dick Cavett Show (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
13. Start (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
14. American Films (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
15. The Opening Night Ot The Rise And Fall Of The City Of Mahagonny (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
16. 'One Touch Of Venus': I'm A Stranger Here Myself (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
17. Anita Berber (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
18. The Great Inflation (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
19. Thoughts On 'Oh, Calcutta' (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
20. Berlin Visit 1955 (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
21. Introduction To 'Bilbao-Song' (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
22. Bilbao-Song (1975) - Lotte Lenya/Dick Cavett
23. Introduction (1966)
24. 'Knickerbocker Holiday': How Can You Tell An American (1966)
25. 'Knickerbocker Holiday': September Song (1966)

Average customer rating: classic Europe Rockin' Return Like there first album One of the top 5 Albums of the 21 century so far They're back and on the right track

Start From the Dark Europe Manufacturer: T&T ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sweden | Scandinavia | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Rock the Night: Very Best of Europe Europe Rock the World The Final Countdown Out of This World ASIN: B0002XMF9E Release Date: 2004-10-04

Tracks:

1. Got to Have Faith
2. Start from the Dark
3. Flames
4. Hero
5. Wake Up Call
6. Reason
7. Song No. 12
8. Roll With You
9. Sucker
10. Spirit of the Underdog
11. America
12. Settle for Love

Album Details

Scandinavias Biggest Rock Band Ever Reunited in 2004 for a World Tour, Album and Dvd. The Band (Joey Tempest, John Norum, Mic Michaeli, John Levén and Ian Haugland) have Long Talked About Getting Back Together. Haugland Says, "after the First Band Jam in Years it Felt So Right, Like We've Just Been Away for a Lunchbreak". Mic Michaeli Adds "also, Touring Has Always Been a Big Part for the Band and We Look Forward to Some Hard Work Again". Norum Says, "ever Since We Started There Has Been Something Magic About this Band…". "the New Stuff Sounds Fresh and Hard but Still with the Typical Europe Melodies in Focus" Says Joey Tempest, ".. And Extremely Organic" John Norum Finishes.

Customer Reviews:

classic Europe.......2007-05-15

Considering the saturation and monotony of today's rock scene, Europe have done a good job of composing hard and soft melodies for every fan of hard rock, as some call it.
Anyway, love listening to it and the combination of rock and ballads. Worth the money.

Rockin' Return.......2007-03-31

Reading some of the other reviews for Europe's 2004 comeback album Start From the Dark, I'm reminded of a scene in a Simpsons episode where the hippie running the recycling station (brilliantly named "Uriah's Heap") tells Mr. Burns: "You're living in the past man, contemporize!" That seems appropriate here, as so many people seem to expect the band to break out the Aqua Net and synthesizers and pretend that the past decade never happened.

Instead of trying to repeat past glories, Europe gave us the one thing we had every right to expect: a first class rock & roll album. Sure, the band's style has changed a bit, but this isn't the work of a band trying to glom onto the latest musical trends. Start From the Dark showcases a more mature Europe, who was able to build on the past 2 decades of great music and continue to grow and improve. The most drastic changes are the heavier, crunchier guitar work and the lack of Final Countdown-style stadium anthems. At the heart of it though, you're still getting the same high quality melodic hard rock that the band has been delivering since 1982. And I'll argue that the songwriting on this album is as good, if not better, than any other album the band has released. If it has a more modern sound, then so be it. I'm not the same 11 year old kid listening to The Final Countdown for the first time, so why should I expect the band to remain the same?

Start From the Dark flat-out rocks, people. From the opening riffs of "Got To Have Faith" and the powerful title track, to the laid back "Roll With You" and Thin Lizzy inspired "Hero", right through to the smooth closing track "Settle for Love", Europe has delivered another fantastic album, and the best comeback album since Tesla's Into the Now. It's a shame that so many people will miss it because they are looking backwards instead of forward.

Like there first album.......2006-04-04

Europe for me have always been my favorite band since i've been a little boy. I remember when The Final Countdown came out in 1986, i was About 5-6 years old. I became hysteric everytime i listned to it. I grown up listen to Europe.
year 1992 they decided to take a big break after 10 years in a road, as a band, alot of people thought that it was the end of the band, including me. Joey's gone solo and his music is far away from what Europe used to sound, his alot more softer as a soloartist.

After 12 years of a long break Europe is finally back in the road again as you problably have mensioned by now. This album is alot more heavier of what they used to sound back in the 80s, they use more guitarriffs. I heard on a intervew that this album is the best album they ever made, and i think i have to admit that they are right about that. In this album they use some inspiration from other modern bands like Audioslave and Velvet Revolver. But they still use a little bit inspirations from there old material. it still sounds like Europe.
But you have to repeat the album over and over again to understand that this is a very good Europe album. Because the first time you listen to it you may me shocked and ask yourself "Is this really Europe?". But after a couple of repeatings you hear that this is Europe.
Stay tuned for Europe's upcoming album coming out in october-november 2006.

One of the top 5 Albums of the 21 century so far.......2006-03-19

Hero is awesome, stands out right away. This is not an album that jumps out at you right away, but after 4-5 times in the cd player, you're hooked. I was for sure. The album is better than 99% of all the other albums that are coming out these days- and that's b/c these guys have talent! Don't expect total 80s style, but do expect a great album. You can tell it's Europe, and I have to say it's nice that they didn't try to rehash their old songs or try to make their new songs sound totally like their old stuff.

This album rocks, everybody that's heard it (even those who wrote reviews on here) said you have to listen to it a few times before you really get it. It was good the first time I heard it, but now I think it's a great album!

It's not as cheesy and fluffy as most of their old stuff, which I love, but it's good stuff. Even those that hate Europe still can't deny they are great musicians!
I can only recommend buying this album.

They're back and on the right track.......2006-03-17

OK, there are plenty of other reviews about this album on Amazon so I'll be brief there with a few simple for and against points that I feel the need to make.

For;

* This mob are back. And that's gotta be a good thing. They are a working band - you don't put this much effort into an album as went into this one if your not serious. Which is good to see as they were missed and still deserve a niche in todays market place.
* The sparkling guitar work of John Norum. See also my review for Johns latest album Optimus, though it would of been nice to hear those songs sung by Joey Tempest in a band environment. Some of these riffs really crank in a way Europe hasn't for around two decades.
* They can still play and Joey definitely has his voice still. And they do have a bit of a sense of humour, I mean listen to the song Sucker - there is an extra helping of cheese here!

Against;
* It's not an album that blows you away. They didn't really nail it as the heaviness factor disappears once Joey starts to sing and even if he did let rip a bit, well the lyrics are a touch naff.
* Despite a few fun tunes, I couldn't really pick a singe here whereas having been such a huge fan of the band for years, was a little surprising, nothing quite jumped out at me.
* The band still seem a little gunshy - a little too scared to really let rip which would of been great on at least a few tracks, I mean whenever they look at their set list and say to themselves 'hey we need a heavy rocker about here' they are going to have to trawl back to stuff like Superstitious and even that's stretching it, more like the stuff of The Final Countdown album.

A middling release - I hope for greater things in the future from one of the bands that first got me into hard rock.

Average customer rating:

Life & Works of Verdi Verdi Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Instructional | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Spoken Word | Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra | ( H ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Life and Works of Franz Schubert The Life and Works of Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky Brahms: Life & Works The Life and Works of Antonín Dvorák, Narration with Musical Excerpts The Life and Works of Franz Liszt ASIN: B00007FPFM Release Date: 2003-04-15

Tracks:

1. Aida: Grand March And Triumphal Chorus / Background, Childhood And Youth
2. La Traviata: Brindisi 'Libiam Ne' Lieti Calici'
3. Early Manhood, Civil Strife And The Start Of A Career
4. Overture To 'Oberto, Conte Di San Bonifacio'
5. Tragedy, Creation, And The Birth Of A True Professional
6. Overture To 'Un Giorno Di Regno'
7. Failure, Despair, And Rescue: The Genesis Of Nabucco
8. Nabucco: Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves 'Va, Pensiero, Sull' Ali Dorate'
9. A Sensation Reported And Recalled
10. Overture To 'Nabucco'
11. In The Galleys: Fame, Frustration, And A Major Surprise
12. Macbeth: Chorus Of The Scottish Exiles 'Patria Oppressa!'
13. The Revolution Of Macbeth And A Return To Safer Ground
14. Overture To 'I Masnadieri'
15. Paris And A Love Affair
16. The Revolutions Of 1848
17. Overture To 'La Battaglia Di Legnano'

Tracks:

1. Composition And Censorship: The Strife-Torn Birth Of Rigoletto
2. Rigoletto: 'La Donna E Mobile'
3. Verdi The Unsurpassed Psychologist
4. Rigoletto: 'Bella Figlia Dell' Amore'
5. Strepponi, Busseto, And The Rift With Barezzi
6. Escape: Verdi And Strepponi At Sant' Agata
7. Il Trovatore: Soldiers' Chorus 'Or Co' Dadi, Ma Fra Poco'
8. 'The Bear Of Busseto' Emerges: The Darker Side Of Verdi
9. Il Trovatore: 'Di Tale Amor Che Dirsi'
10. Verdi's 'Divorce' From His Parents; His Mother's Death, And A Theatrical Fiasco
11. La Traviata: 'Dite Alla Giovine'
12. Verdi And Women: Strepponi And The 'Dark Lady'
13. 'La Travailata': Verdi's Trials At The Paris Opera
14. I Vespri Siciliani: 'Quando Al Mio Sen Per Te Parlava'
15. Verdi In Rehearsal - And A Review From Berloiz
16. Overture To 'I Vespri Siciliani'

Tracks:

1. Yet More Trouble With The Censors
2. Un Ballo In Maschera: 'Ma Se M'e Forza Perderti'
3. A Passionate Patriot, A Reluctant Politician
4. A Semi-Official Retirement, Nursed By Disenchantment
5. Verdi Welcomes War
6. He Travels To Paris For Don Carlos
7. Don Carlos: 'Tu Che La Vanita'
8. 'Stupendous Triumph'
9. Verdi Shaken By Deaths Of His Father, Barezzi And Rossini
10. He Meets Manzoni
11. An Unusual Opera
12. La Forza Del Destino: 'Solenne In Quest' Ora'
13. Enter Teresa Stolz, Exit Mariani
14. La Forza Del Destino: 'Pace, Pace'
15. Strepponi Struggles With Jealousy As Verdi Writes Aida
16. Aida: Act III, Nile Scene

Tracks:

1. Verdi Bemoans The Corruption
2. Manzoni's Death Begets A Masterpiece
3. Requiem: 'Rex Tremendae'
4. The Return To Shakespeare
5. Otello: 'Canzone Del Salce - Ave Maria'
6. Verdi The Wagner Of Italy
7. Otello: 'Desdemona Rea, Si, Per Ciel'
8. A Shakespearian Swansong
9. Falstaff: Finale 'Ogni Sorta Di Gente; Facciamo Il Parentado'
10. Old Age And Death Of Strepponi
11. Verdi The Widower
12. Stolz And The Aged Verdi; A Visit From Toscanini
13. Te Deum
14. The Old Man Dies And The World Pays Homage
15. Requeim, Part VII: Dies Irae; Requiem Aeternam; Libera Me

Average customer rating:

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Average customer rating: Rockin' Return

Start From the Dark Europe Manufacturer: Sony/Columbia ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sweden | Scandinavia | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00062ZE5S Release Date: 2004-10-04

Tracks:

1. Got to Have Faith
2. Start from the Dark
3. Flames
4. Hero
5. Wake Up Call
6. Reason
7. Song No. 12
8. Roll With You
9. Sucker
10. Spirit of the Underdog
11. America
12. Settle for Love
13. Seven Doors Hotel [Live][*]
14. Wings of Tomorrow [Live][*]
15. Start From the Dark

Album Description

2004 album from Sweden's biggest ever rock band. The group's first collection of new material since 1991's 'Prisoners In Paradise' was produced by Kevin Elson (who had previously worked with Europe on their multi-platinum 1986 release, 'Final Countdown') & is said to feature a 'heavier' direction, in the vein of the group's earlier albums. Details TBA. Columbia.

Customer Reviews:

Rockin' Return.......2007-03-31

Reading some of the other reviews for Europe's 2004 comeback album Start From the Dark, I'm reminded of a scene in a Simpsons episode where the hippie running the recycling station (brilliantly named "Uriah's Heap") tells Mr. Burns: "You're living in the past man, contemporize!" That seems appropriate here, as so many people seem to expect the band to break out the Aqua Net and synthesizers and pretend that the past decade never happened.

Instead of trying to repeat past glories, Europe gave us the one thing we had every right to expect: a first class rock & roll album. Sure, the band's style has changed a bit, but this isn't the work of a band trying to glom onto the latest musical trends. Start From the Dark showcases a more mature Europe, who was able to build on the past 2 decades of great music and continue to grow and improve. The most drastic changes are the heavier, crunchier guitar work and the lack of Final Countdown-style stadium anthems. At the heart of it though, you're still getting the same high quality melodic hard rock that the band has been delivering since 1982. And I'll argue that the songwriting on this album is as good, if not better, than any other album the band has released. If it has a more modern sound, then so be it. I'm not the same 11 year old kid listening to The Final Countdown for the first time, so why should I expect the band to remain the same?

Start From the Dark flat-out rocks, people. From the opening riffs of "Got To Have Faith" and the powerful title track, to the laid back "Roll With You" and Thin Lizzy inspired "Hero", right through to the smooth closing track "Settle for Love", Europe has delivered another fantastic album, and the best comeback album since Tesla's Into the Now. It's a shame that so many people will miss it because they are looking backwards instead of forward.

Average customer rating:

Start From the Dark Europe Manufacturer: Platinum ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sweden | Scandinavia | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0006J0HUI Release Date: 2004-11-22

Tracks:

1. Got to Have Faith
2. Start from the Dark
3. Flames
4. Hero
5. Wake Up Call
6. Reason
7. Song No. 12
8. Roll With You
9. Sucker
10. Spirit of the Underdog
11. America
12. Settle for Love
13. Seven Doors Hotel [Live][*]
14. Wings of Tomorrow [Live][*]
15. Start From the Dark

Album Description

First album in 13 years from the enduring Euro-metal act. 12 tracks. Sanctuary. 2004.

Average customer rating: The Best Melodic Rock Out There!!

Start from the Dark Europe Manufacturer: Jvc Victor ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sweden | Scandinavia | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0002T24CG Release Date: 2004-09-22

Tracks:

1. Got to Have Faith
2. Start from the Dark
3. Flames
4. Hero
5. Wake Up Call
6. Reason
7. Song No. 12
8. Roll with You
9. Sucker
10. Spirit of the Underdog
11. America
12. Settle for Love
13. Seven Doors Hotel [Live][*]
14. Wings of Tomorrow [Live][*]
15. Start from the Dark

Album Description

Japanese pressing of the hair metal act's 2004 release, scheduled to include one bonus track. Details TBA. JVC.

Album Details

Japanese Release featuring Two Bonus Tracks: 'seven Doors Hotel' and 'wings of Tomorrow'. Also features Enhanced Multimedia Content.

Customer Reviews:

The Best Melodic Rock Out There!!.......2004-11-04

Okay, to those of you who don't like EUROPE, you're not going to listen to a word any fan says. Not my fault you have minds about as open as a locked safe. To the rest of you who aren't afraid to have your own opinion and have the guts to stand up for the underdog, this is a fantastic album! Joey Tempest is back with that great voice and John Norum is at his best! Not to be left out, John Leven's basslines are sweet, Ian Haugland's drumming is top notch, and Mic Michaeli's keyboards are truly amazing. The songs are everything from a bluesy rock ("Song #12") to light metal ("Flames") to inspirational ballad ("Reason"). Every song on here could be a hit. Also, fans, look for the single, "Got To Have Faith". The enhanced version contains the full-length video! Now get out there and BUY THIS CD!!

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2. Together Alone/Woodface [Import]
3. Too Many Fools Following [Import]
4. Tough Love [Import]
5. Untitled [Import]
6. Ups & Downs: Early Recordings & B-Sides [Enhanced] [Import]
7. Way I Am [Import]
8. Western Ballads [Import]
9. White Lucky Dragon [Import]
10. Within a Mile of Home

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