The Pipettes - Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me (EP) [2007]

Release Date: 2007
Here is The Pipettes EP that precedes the North American release of their debut album.

Track list:

01.Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me
02.I Love You
03.Really That Bad
04.Guess Who Ran Off With The Milkman

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The Pipettes - Call Me (EP) [2010]

Released: 19 Jul 2010
'Call Me' is the second single to be taken from The Pipettes second album, ‘Earth Vs The Pipettes’

Track list:

01.Call Me
02.My Heart's A Bomb
03.Over Heels
04.Call Me (Operator Please Remix)

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The Pipettes - Stop The Music (EP) [2010]

Released: 19 Apr 2010
'Stop The Music' is the first single to be taken from The Pipettes second album, ‘Earth Vs The Pipettes’.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Stop The Music
02.So I'll Say Goodbye
03.Our Love Was Saved By Spacemen
04.Who Made You The Doctor
05.Stop The Music (Justus Kohncke, Kompakt Remix)

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The Pipettes - Earth vs. The Pipettes [2010]

Release date: 19.10.2010.
So many changes have taken place since the release of the Pipettes' previous album that sorting it out is just too much of a pain. All you really need to know is that members of the group have come and gone and their sound has changed from girl group imitators to disco-pop acolytes. The constant behind the group, songwriter and ringleader Monster Bobby, is still there, still calling the shots on Earth vs. the Pipettes. His decision to leave the girl group sound behind was actually a wise one. Despite the tunes often being quite good, there was something off about the presentation. They seemed trapped between wanting to emulate the sound exactly and trying to add something more modern to the mix, which left them in limbo. The new approach is more blatantly pop and newfangled.

Track list:

01. Call Me 2:50
02. Ain't No Talkin' 2:31
03. Thank You 3:25
04. I Need A Little Time 3:40
05. History 2:21
06. I Always Planned To Stay 3:27
07. Stop The Music 4:07
08. I Vibe U 3:41
09. Our Love Was Saved By Spacemen 3:04
10. Finding My Way 2:39
11. Captain Rhythm 2:29
12. From Today 3:34

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March 21, 1940 – October 10, 2010

Solomon Burke - Nothing's Impossible [2010]

CD covers included

Track list:

01.Oh What a Feeling
02.Everything About You
03.Dreams
04.Nothing's Impossible
05.It Must Be Love
06.You Needed Me
07.Say You Love Me Too
08.You're Not Alone
09.New Company
10.When You're Not Here
11.The Error Of My Ways
12.I'm Leavin'

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Mavis Staples - You Are Not Alone [2010]

Release Date: Sep 14, 2010
Mavis Staples may not have a voice with the kind of range and pure power of an Aretha Franklin, but she understands the ins and outs of phrasing and nuance, and brings an inimitable, gritty passion to everything she sings, even into her seventies. She’s also not afraid to walk right down the middle of the road between secular and sacred, fully aware that both the blues and gospel are really talking about the same thing -- the need to get to a better place. She performs this delicate synthesis well on You Are Not Alone, an album that finds her teamed with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, whose production on this project is surprisingly sympathetic to Staples' strengths, and more importantly, doesn’t make her sound like an adjunct participant in a Wilco album. No, this is Mavis' show, and she grabs ahold of well-chosen covers like Randy Newman's “Losing You,” Allen Toussaint's “Last Train,” Reverend Gary Davis' “I Belong to the Band,” and John Fogerty's “Wrote a Song for Everyone” with conviction, wringing every bit of wisdom, anger, compassion, and joy out of them, while bringing a fresh perspective to traditional gospel pieces like “In Christ There Is No East or West,” “Creep Along Moses,” and “Wonderful Savior,” reminding that redemption is pretty hard work even in the best of times. She tackles a couple of Pops Staples pieces here, too, “Don’t Knock” and “Downward Road,” making this whole set a well-rounded portrait of Mavis Staples as she stands then, now, and tomorrow. Tweedy wrote several songs for the project, but only one, the title track “You Are Not Alone,” appears here, and he wisely resisted any urge to overdo his sonic stamp on the album. Most tracks feature sturdy, simple, and subdued backing that allows Staples' voice to carry the show, highlighted by reverbed guitar reminiscent of Pops Staples' trademark sound, although only enough to suggest it -- nothing here gets in the way of Mavis' voice. You Are Not Alone is a solid outing that somehow amazingly manages to be both secular and sacred at once, and there is a stripped-down timelessness to it. It’s gospel. It’s blues. It’s about love and redemption, and how each needs the other.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Don't Knock
02.You Are Not Alone
03.Downward Road
04.In Christ There Is No East Or West
05.Creep Along Moses
06.Losing You
07.I Belong To The Band
08.Last Train
09.Only The Lord Knows
10.Wrote A Song For Everyone
11.We're Gonna Make It
12.Wonderful Savior
13.Too CloseOn My Way To Heaven

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Divine - Native Love (The Best of) [1991]

The Best of Divine is a 14-track collection of the campy singer/actor's disco singles, containing such songs as "Shoot Your Shot," "Jungle Jezebel," "Love Reaction," "T-Shirts and Tight Blue Jeans," "Kick Your Butt," "Alphabet Rap," "You Think You're a Man," and "I'm So Beautiful." Divine is not a particularly gifted singer, and these songs are so arch and campy that only listeners with a taste for extreme kitsch will want to explore this. Those who do share that taste, however, might find the record enjoyable, at least in small doses.

Track list:

01.Shoot Your Shot
02.Jungle Jezebel
03.Native Love
04.Love Reaction
05.Shout it Out
06.T-Shirts and Tight Blue Jeans
07.Psychedelic Shack
08.Shake it Up
09.Kick Your Butt
10.Alphabet Rap
11.You Think You're a Man
12.Walk Like a Man
13.I'm So Beautiful
14.Hey You!

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The Gentle Waves - Falling From Grace (single)

Track list:

1. Falling From Grace 3:46
Backing Vocals - Rozanne Suarez
Drums - Richard Colburn
Trumpet - Mick Cooke
Violin [Arrangement], Bass - Stuart Murdoch
Vocals, Guitar [Spanish], Guitar [Electric], Harpischord, Cello, Backing Vocals - Isobel Campbell
2. Going Home 3:34
Guitar - Bill Wells
Vocals, Guitar, Cello - Isobel Campbell
3. October's Sky 2:42
Clarinet, Flute - John Burgess (2)
Piano, Samples - Bill Wells
Tuba, Double Bass - Lindsay Cooper (2)
Vocals - Isobel Campbell
4. Hold Back A Thousand Hours 3:57
Bass Drum - Paddy O'Flaherty
Double Bass - Lindsay Cooper
Flute - John Brugess (2)
Piano - Bill Wells
Shaker, Clave - Derek Star
Vocals, Guitar, Glockenspiel, Backing Vocals - Isobel Campbell

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Yo La Tengo - The Original Score From The Motion Picture Adventureland [2009]

Bonus LP from Matador's Buy Early Get Now promotion for the album Popular Songs.
LP covers included

Track list:

01.Funtastic Time
02.A Giant Ass Panda
03.Tumbling Die
04.Mixtapes Say So Much
05.Pool Party Tonight
06.Henry Melville
07.I Think I'm In Love
08.Dad Starts Fucking A Bald Woman
09.Ready To Owe You Things
10.Still, Standing
11.My Spot
12.Give 'em Enough Pot
13.Whoa!
14.Shut The Fuck Up, Frigo
15.Farewell Adventureland
16.Barfarific Time - Gonna See You Next Summer
17.Rainy Night In New York
18.Why Do You Have That Stupid Shirt
19.A Giant Ass Panda (Alternate 1)
20.A Giant Ass Panda (Alternate 2)
21.Tumbling Die (Alternate)
22.I Think I'm In Love (Alternate 1)
23.I Think I'm In Love (Alternate 2)
24.Whoa! (Alternate)

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Yo La Tengo - Here To Fall (Remixes EP) [2010]

Here To Fall is the most popular track from "Popular Songs," a couple having a tense conversation about the future over the background of menacing, descending chords and distorted wa-wa guitar. Each of these legendary hip hop performers has taken the track and the story and made it their own. Maseo from De La Soul strips the song to its core only to add driving guitars and a heavy groove. RJD2's take is as cool and atmospheric as you'd expect. It is the EP's closer that truly takes the song to the next level - Pete Rock's remix is dusky, minimal, abstract and hypnotic - carving the song down to the discrete elements of the human relationship, then dropping a verse about Yo La Tengo themselves - in a word, awesome

Track list:

01.Here To Fall (Album Version)
02.Here To Fall (De La Soul Remix)
03.Here To Fall (RJD2 Remix)
04.Here To Fall (Pete Rock Remix)

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Maki Nomiya & Fernanda Takai - Maki-Takai No Jetlag [2010]

Nomiya Maki (ex-Pizzicato Five) unites with Brazilian singer Fernanda Takai (Pato Fu) for a mini-album containing songs selected by the two. Included are a new original song by Maki called "Nagoya" with Japanese lyrics, P5's "A Message Song", Ishida Ayumi's "hitori ni shite ne", Pato Fu's "Saudade", and a live version of bossa nova "O Barquinho" also sung in Japanese.
Although the two have performed shows together in both Brazil and Japan, here the music was recorded in Brazil while Maki recorded her vocals in Japan, and the whole mixed together. The whole is produced by John Ulhoa, Pato Fu's guitarist and husband of Fernanda.

Track list:

1. nagoya
2. hitori ni shite ne
3. saudade
4. Message Song
5. kobune (Live)

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Leonard Cohen - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970

FLAC - LOSSLESS
Release Date: Oct 20, 2009
Recording Date: Aug 31, 1970
On August 31, 1970, Leonard Cohen was scheduled to play the third Isle of Wight Festival. The conditions were not optimal. While 100,00 tickets or so had been sold, there were nearly 600,000 in attendance. Fans overran the island to see and hear the Who, Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix, and many others over five days. Given the gatecrashers, things got ugly and violent. Some acts were booed from the stage while others were pelted with projectiles; fires were set -- even the stage got torched during Hendrix's performance. Murray Lerner, the award-winning documentary filmmaker who had been commissioned to capture it all, packed up his gear. Thank goodness he stayed.
Leonard Cohen, was 35, had two albums under his belt with a third on the way. He was scheduled to play after Hendrix, right in the middle of the chaos. Organizers tried to find a replacement piano for the one that had been burned -- he was asleep in his trailer when he was awakened at 1 a.m. An unkempt Cohen took the stage without hesitation at 2 a.m in a safari jacket and jeans over his pajamas, along with the Army -- producer Bob Johnson on organ, piano, and guitar; Elkin "Bubba" Fowler on bass and banjo; fiddler Charlie Daniels; guitarist Ron Cornelius; and vocalists Corlynn Hanney, Susan Mussmano, and Donna Washburn. Cohen opened with a story about a man at a circus asking people to light a match so they could see one another; he requested that from the rowdy crowd. Some granted it early, many more later. Lerner instinctually reset a camera just before his performance and got most of Cohen's show, the vibe of which transformed the festival's last day.
It's all here on CD and DVD from Legacy. Cohen played songs from his first two albums, debuted a few -- including "Suzanne," from the forthcoming Songs of Love and Hate -- recited poems, and told stories. He offered personal confessions about being in a cheap hotel, trying to pick up a blonde woman in a Nazi poster while coming down from a speed run; he talked of friends who committed suicide because they had no one to talk to; and shared effortlessly, politely, and honestly without artifice or "showmanship." In other words, the qualities he has become known for throughout his career.
The CD captures the entire performance in nearly pristine sound. The hits (of the time) are here, the banter is here, and the entire performance by the band is so special it will leave the listener utterly satisfied. Whether it's "So Long Marianne," the poem "They Locked Up a Man," the stellar reading of "The Partisan," or the chilling version of "Famous Blue Raincoat," this is top-notch Cohen. The DVD is imperfect, but that's alright; it is still essential viewing artistically and historically. What Lerner captures is utterly magical, and not to be missed. His sense of timing is impeccable, his taste unassailable. Since he hastily reset his gear, there is one camera instead of three, but it hardly matters. He captures the essence of what happened, he understood instinctually what was going on on-stage and with the crowd, and he portrays that throughout the gig. The concert is interspersed with brief interviews with eyewitnesses Judy Collins and Joan Baez; but their input is unnecessary and self-serving. Kris Kristofferson's first person commentary, however, is wonderful, because it is journalistic and simple, without nostalgic interpretation. Cohen is not present as a commentator, which is unfortunate, but this is only a small complaint, really. This is one CD/DVD package that is so complementary, its pieces are inseparable.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Introduction
02.Bird On A Wire
03.Intro to So Long, Marianne
04.So Long, Marianne
05.Intro Let's renew ourselves now...
06.You Know Who I Am
07.Intro to Poems
08.Lady Midnight
09.They Locked Up A Man (Poem) - A Person Who Eats Meat - Intro
10.One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong
11.The Stranger Song
12.Tonight Will Be Fine
13.Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye
14.Diamonds In The Mine
15.Suzanne
16.Sing Another Song, Boys
17.The Partisan
18.Famous Blue Raincoat
19.Seems So Long Ago, Nancy

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Isobel Campbell - Milk White Sheets [2006]

Release Date: Nov 7, 2006
Before she recorded Ballad of the Broken Seas with Mark Lanegan, Isobel Campbell recorded the breathtakingly beautiful Milk White Sheets. Instead of the showy country balladry she and Lanegan laid down, here Campbell delves deep into the sounds of 1960s British folk. In the liner notes she comes right out and says that Milk White Sheets was inspired by the music of female folk giants Shirley Collins, Jean Ritchie, and Anne Briggs. It's no stretch to say that Campbell has created an album that stands shoulder to shoulder with anything her idols released. Everything about Milk White Sheets is enchanting and lovely. The arrangements are intimate and small; mainly built around acoustic guitars and Campbell's voice but made lively with the addition of cellos, glockenspiel, percussion, and on the instrumental "James," string arrangements that call to mind Robert Kirby's wonderful work with Nick Drake. The songs Campbell picks to cover are always interesting choices, and her own compositions are sublime. As an indication of just how authentic her songs sound, it's difficult to tell the songs she composed from the traditional folk songs like "Reynardine" and "Loving Hannah" that she covers. Best of all is Campbell's voice. While she's a fine pop singer and a lovely country crooner, her tender and seductive vocals are a revelation. Whether breathily cooing through the sweet "Cachel Wood" or yipping through "Yearning," she has never sounded this good before. It truly sounds like she was born to sing this autumnal and very British kind of folk. Hopefully her fans will stick with her on this fascinating detour, and hopefully she herself will keep releasing records this intimate, beautiful, and melancholy.

Track list:

01. O Love Is Teasin' 01:56
02. Willow's Song 04:22
03. Yearning 04:19
04. James 03:55
05. Hori Horo 02:21
06. Reynardine 02:54
07. Milkwhite Sheets 01:20
08. Cachel Wood 02:38
09. Beggar, Wiseman Or Thief 03:13
10. Loving Hannah 03:18
11. Are You Going To Leave Me? 04:31
12. Over The Wheat & The Barley 02:34
13. Thursday's Child 08:05

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Dusty Springfield - A Girl Called Dusty [1964_1997] (LOSSLESS _ FLAC)

A Girl Called Dusty was the debut album of British singer Dusty Springfield. It was released in the UK on Philips Records in 1964.
In 1997, two years before Springfield's death, a digitally remastered and expanded edition was issued by Mercury Records/Universal Music, then including eight bonus tracks as well as a few alternate mixes. Due to the fact that some of the original multi-track master tapes no longer were to be found in the Philips Records archives, some tracks on the 1997 version are in mono or in some cases re-created stereo mixes using alternate vocal takes. The current CD version of A Girl Called Dusty, which still remains in print, is consequently radically different from the original album, as produced by Johnny Franz and Springfield herself. The album appears in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.
CD covers included

Track list:

1. "Mama Said" (Luther Dixon, Willie Denson) - 2:14
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix
2. "You Don't Own Me" (John Madara, David White) - 2:30
* 1997 CD-re-issue: alternate take
3. "Do Re Mi (Forget About the Do and Think About Me)" (Earl King) - 2:20
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix
4. "When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes" (Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Edward Holland, Jr.) - 3:07
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix
5. "My Colouring Book" (Fred Ebb, John Kander) - 3:03
* 1997 CD re-issue: mono mix
6. "Mockingbird" (Inez Foxx, Charlie Foxx) - 2:34

Side B

1. "Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa" (Burt Bacharach, Hal David) - 3:07
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix
2. "Nothing" (Frank Augustus, Bob Elgin, Clarence Lewis Jr.) - 2:29
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix
3. "Anyone Who Had a Heart" (Burt Bacharach, Hal David) - 3:11
* 1997 CD re-issue: alternate take
4. "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (Gerry Goffin, Carole King) - 2:40
5. "Wishin' and Hopin'" (Burt Bacharach, Hal David) - 2:56
6. "Don't You Know" (Ray Charles) - 2:53
* 1997 CD-re-issue: remix

Bonus tracks 1997 CD re-issue

13. "I Only Want to Be With You" (Alternate take) (Mike Hawker, Ivor Raymonde) - 2:42
* First UK release (original mix): Philips single BF 1292 (A-side). Release date: 8 November 1963.
14. "He's Got Something" (Alternate take) (Kenny Lynch, Ian Samwell) - 2:50
* First UK release (original mix): Philips EP I Only Want to Be With You, BE 12560. Release date: 6 March 1964
15. "Every Day I Have to Cry" (Arthur Alexander) - 2:30
* First UK release: Philips EP I Only Want to Be With You, BE 12560. Release date: 6 March 1964
16. "Can I Get a Witness (Remix) (Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Edward Holland, Jr.) - 2:46
* First UK release (original mix): Philips EP Dusty, BE 12564. Release date: 4 September 1964
17. "All Cried Out" (Remix) (Buddy Kaye, Phil Springer) - 3:05
* First UK release (Original mix): Philips EP Dusty, BE 12564. Release date: 4 September 1964
18. "I Wish I'd Never Loved You" (Alternate take) (Mike Hawker, Ivor Raymonde) - 3:40
* First UK release (original mix): Philips EP Dusty, BE 12564. Release date: 4 September 1964
19. "Once upon a Time" (Remix) (Dusty Springfield) - 1:57
* First UK release (original mix): Philips single BF 1292 (B-side of "I Only Want to Be With You"). Release date: 8 November 1963.
20. "Summer Is Over" (Tom Springfield, Clive Westlake) - 3:44
* First UK release: Philips single BF 1369 (B-side of "Losing You"). Release date: 16 October 1964.


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Dusty Springfield - Reputation [1991] (LOSSLESS _ ape)

Release Date: Jul 1, 1991
In 1990, after almost a decade's absence from the new-release lists and an even longer time away from the charts, Dusty Springfield re-emerged with Reputation. A partial collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys, it proved to be her most satisfying record in 15 years and sold better than anything that she'd released since the '60s. The late-'80s synth pop sound melded perfectly with Springfield's still very expressive, powerful, and soulful singing — Dan Hartman handled the producing chores on four of the cuts, Andy Richards on one, and the album has a unified sound, at once airy and dense, soaring and deep. The best cuts, however, are the five produced (and, in all but one case, written) by Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe of the Pet Shop Boys. Much as Robert Fripp may have been put on this earth first and foremost to produce the Roches, Tennant and Lowe's collaborations with Springfield are as satisfying and unified and whole as she ever achieved working with Jerry Wexler, Thom Bell, and Roland Chambers 20 years earlier. She seems to reach that much higher and also that much deeper inside of herself on "In Private" and "Daydreaming" to much subtler effect; those cuts are very much of a piece with her best work on the Dusty in Memphis, A Brand New Me, and Cameo albums, just later links in the same chain, and their effect is to leave the listener breathless and delighted with their sheer beauty as recordings, as well with as her performance.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Reputation
02.Send It To Me
03.Arrested By You
04.Time Waits For No One
05.Born This Way
06.In Private
07.Daydreamiing
08.Nothing Has Been Proved
09.I Want To Saty Here
10.Occupt Your Mind

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Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Ballad Of The Broken Seas

Release Date: Mar 7, 2006
It's tempting to say something facile like "beauty meets the beast" in writing about this collaboration between former Belle & Sebastian member Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan, best known for his work with Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age. After all, Campbell's voice is all sweet angelic whisper while Lanegan's whisky-and-nicotine rasp sounds like the product of ten thousand nights in a barroom, but somehow these sweet and sour elements come together with striking and impressive results on Ballad of the Broken Seas. It helps that musically these two are not far away from the same page; the ghostly blues-based structures of Lanegan's Whiskey for the Holy Ghost and The Winding Sheet may be starker than Campbell's stuff with Belle & Sebastian or her solo set Amorino, but they both appear to revel in the sort of glorious sadness that draws beauty from melancholy, and they find a dark and lovely common ground on this set of songs. Campbell produced the album and wrote the bulk of the material (though Lanegan wrote one song, the moody and satisfying "Revolver"), and while it's no great surprise that she comes up with superb material for herself, she also knows what to make of Lanegan's expressive rasp ("The Circus Is Leaving Town" is as good a performance as he's ever recorded), and their numbers together (especially "The False Husband" and the cover of Hank Williams' "Ramblin' Man") recall what one hoped Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue's duets on Murder Ballads would sound like. Ballad of the Broken Seas is a superbly crafted bit of late-night introspection that brings out the best in both Lanegan and Campbell and adds new and unexpected facets to their impressive repertoires.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Deus Ibi Est
02.Black Mountain
03.The False Husband
04.Ballad of the Broken Seas
05.Revolver
06.Ramblinman
07.(Do You Wanna) Come Walk with Me?
08.Saturday's Gone
09.It's Hard to Kill a Bad Thing
10.Honey Child What Can I Do
11.Dusty Wreath
12.The Circus Is Leaving Town

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Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Hawk

Release Date: Aug 24, 2010
Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan seemed like an unlikely musical couple when they first began collaborating in 2006 -- she of the breathy whisper, he of the deep, bluesy rasp. But their intriguing blend of bitter and sweet has turned into viable ongoing partnership, and on their third album together, Hawk, Campbell and Lanegan continue to merge their distinct but complimentary styles while adding a few new edges to their approach. While Lanegan didn't write any material for this album, someone got the fine idea of persuading him to dip into the Townes Van Zandt songbook, and his voice was tailor made for the grim undercurrents of "Snake Song," while on "No Place To Fall" he inches into a higher register than gives his voice a welcome vulnerability which perfectly suits Van Zandt's weary romanticism. "Come Undone," meanwhile, plays out over a taut R&B-flavored backing track with strings and a relentless single-note piano mirroring the tension of the lyrics, while "You Won't Let Me Down Again" winds out its dark, atmospheric melody with a dose of slashing guitar courtesy of James Iha. "Get Behind Me" is a rollicking dose of honky tonk fire, and "Lately" closes out the set with some passionate country gospel pleading. But the biggest surprise is the title track, a righteous blast of sax-driven blues that stomps and swaggers to hard that there's no room for vocals, and if it seems like an odd choice for an album from a pair of singers, it's wild and tough enough that no one is likely to mind. Much of the rest of the album follows the template of Campbell and Lanegan's first two albums, but if it's heavy on echoing atmospherics and open spaces, there's no arguing that Campbell (as producer and primary songwriter) knows how to make this stuff work, and her duets with Lanegan sound only more confident and intuitive with time. Ballad of the Broken Seas was a surprise because two seemingly mismatched artists proved to be a splendid collaboration; four years later, Hawk isn't as startling, but it's encouraging to know that the magic between Campbell and Lanegan not only hasn't worn off, it's manifesting itself in new and compelling ways.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.We Die And See Beauty Reign
02.You Won't Let Me Down Again
03.Snake Song
04.Come Undone
05.No Place To Fall
06.Get Behind Me
07.Time Of The Season
08.Hawk
09.Sunrise
10.To Hell & Back Again
11.Cool Water
12.Eyes Of Green
13.Lately

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Grace Jones - Island Life [1985]

A veiled compilation album of Grace Jones' Island sides from an assortment of albums. Instead of calling it The Best of Grace Jones, Island dubbed it Island Life. But it doesn't matter what name is used — many of these cuts are the typical '70s European disco mush that doesn't have enough seasoning for American music appetites.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.La Vie En Rose
02.I Need A Man
03.Do Or Die
04.Private Life
05.Love Is The Drug
06.I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
07.Pull Up To The Bumper
08.Walking In The Rain
09.My Jamaican Guy
10.Slave To The Rhythm

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The Sisters Of Mercy - Original Album Series (5CD BoxSET)

Budget priced box set holding five original The Sisters Of Mercy albums in a small cardboard sleeve with the original artwork.
First And Last And Always originally released in 1985.
Floodland originally released in 1987.
Vision Thing originally released in 1990.
Some Girls Wander By Mistake originally released in 1992.
A Slight Case Of Overbombing originally released in 1993.

Track list:

101.Black Planet
102.Walk Away
103.No Time To Cry
104.A Rock And A Hard Place
105.Marian (Version)
106.First And Last And Always
107.Possession
108.Nine While Nine
109.Logic
110.Some Kind Of Stranger
201.Dominion-Mother Russia
202.Flood I
203.Lucretia My Reflection
204.1959
205.This Corrosion
206.Flood II
207.Driven Like The Snow
208.Never Land (A Fragment)
209.Torch
210.Colours
301.Vision Thing
302.Ribbons
303.Detonation Boulevard
304.Something Fast
305.When You Don't See Me
306.Doctor Jeep
307.More
308.I Was Wrong
401.Alice
402.Floorshow
403.Phantom
404.1969
405.Kiss The Carpet
406.Lights
407.Valentine
408.Fix
409.Burn
410.Kiss The Carpet (Reprise)
411.Temple Of Love (Extended Version)
412.Heartland
413.Gimme Shelter
414.The Damage Done
415.Watch
416.Home Of The Hit-Men
417.Body Electric
418.Adrenochrome
419.Anaconda
501.Under The Gun
502.Temple Of Love
503.Vision Thing
504.Detonation Boulevard
505.Doctor Jeep
506.More
507.Lucretia My Reflection
508.Dominion - Mother Russia
509.This Corrosion
510.No Time To Cry
511.Walk Away
512.Body And Soul

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