David Bowie – Aladdin Sane (40th Anniversary Edition) (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 10 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 95 MB
Genre: Rock, Pop | Label: EMI
Tracklist:
01. Watch That Man
02. Aladdin Sane (1913-1938-197?)
03. Drive-In Saturday
04. Panic In Detroit
05. Cracked Actor
06. Time
07. The Prettiest Star
08. Let’s Spend The Night Together
09. The Jean Genie
10. Lady Grinning Soul
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Diana Ross – Greatest Hits Live (1989/2013)
Release: 1989/2013 | Track: 20 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 175 MB
Genre: RnB, Soul, Pop | Label: EMI
Tracklist:
01. Intro – Dirty Diana
02. I’m Coming Out
03. Upside Down
04. What Can One Person Do
05. Missing You
06. Mirror, Mirror
07. Chain Reaction
08. Muscles
09. Dirty Looks
10. Love Hangover
11. The Man I Love
12. Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Going To?)
13. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
14. Paradise
15. This House
16. Workin’ Overtime
17. Supremes Medley: Baby Love / Stop in the Name of Love / You Can’t Hurry Love …
18. Why Do Fools Fall in Love
19. Endless Love
20. Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand)
http://uploaded.net/file/bbxk3mb1/all320kbps.com_DianaRossGreatestHitsLive19892013.rar
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Edsilia Rombley – Sweet Soul Music (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 13 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 106 MB
Genre: Soul, Pop | Label: Demp Music
Tracklist:
01 Get Ready
02 At Last
03 Don’t Play That Song
04 Baby Don’t Change Your Mind
05 You Are Everything (Ft. Trijntje Oosterhuis & Berget Lewis)
06 If I Were Your Woman
07 Sweet Soul Music
08 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
09 I Feel A Song (In My Heart Again)
10 The Man That Said So
11 I’m Gonna Make You Love Me (Duet With Ruben Hein)
12 You Send Me
13 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
http://uploaded.net/file/ilb37ipe/all320kbps.com_EdsiliaRombleySweetSoulMusic2013320.rar
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Hoodoo Gurus – Discography (1984-2012)
Genre: Rock & Roll, Power Pop, New Wave | 16 Releases | MP3 184-320 kbps | 2.37 GB
Hoodoo Gurus are an Australian rock band, formed in Sydney in 1981, by the mainstay Dave Faulkner and later joined by Richard Grossman, Mark Kingsmill, and Brad Shepherd.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoodoo_Gurus
Tracklist:
Stoneage Romeos (1984) 320 kbps /46:29/
Mars Needs Guitars! (1985) 320 kbps /50:24/
Blow Your Cool (1987) 274-307 kbps /1:00:07/
Magnum Cum Louder (1989) 320 kbps /51:11/
Kinky (1991) 256-298 kbps /53:12/
Electric Soup (1992) 320 kbps /1:10:39/
Gorilla Biscuit (1993) 320 kbps /1:10:49/
The Right Time (1993) 320 kbps /9:53/
Crank (1994) 320 kbps /46:17/
Blue Cave (1996) 320 kbps /49:33/
Electric Chair-Armchair Gurus (1997) 249-294 kbps /2:03:00/
Bite the Bullet Director?s Cut (3-CD box set) (1998) 320 kbps /2:39:16/
Ampology (2000) 257-300 kbps /2:23:02/
Mach Schau (2004) 184-293 kbps /44:16/
Purity Of Essence (2010) 320 kbps /1:01:24/
Gold Watch 20 Golden Greats (2012) 257-295 kbps /1:12:00/
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Katy Perry – Rare Singles & Remixes (2008-2012)
Genre: Pop, Dance Pop, Electronic, House, Tribal House, Club | 14 Releases | MP3 VBR 128-320 kbps | 1.58 GB
Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson[1] (born October 25, 1984), known by her stage name Katy Perry, is an American recording artist, songwriter, and actress. Perry was born and raised in Santa Barbara, California. Having had very little exposure to mainstream pop music in her childhood, she pursued a career in gospel music, as a teen, under her birth name and released her debut self-titled studio album. She also recorded a second solo album which never received release. In 2007, she signed with Capitol Records and adopted her current stage name.
Perry’s commercial breakthrough came when she released her first mainstream studio album One of the Boys (2008). This was preceded by the release of her first single "I Kissed a Girl". Other singles included "Hot n Cold", "Thinking of You" and "Waking Up in Vegas". Perry embarked on the Hello Katy Tour in support of the album. She followed this up with her second studio effort Teenage Dream which was an instant commercial success, topping the album charts in several countries. It spawned five number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100—"California Gurls", "Teenage Dream", "Firework", "E.T." and "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)"; it became the first album in history recorded by a female artist to achieve this, and the second album after Michael Jackson’s Bad (1987). In support of the album, she embarked on the California Dreams Tour.[2] Teenage Dream was followed by a re-release titled The Complete Confection that spawned an additional number one, "Part of Me".
Perry has received numerous awards and nominations; she has been nominated for nine Grammy Awards and was named by Billboard as 2012′s Woman of the Year.[3] She has sold 11 million albums and 75 million digital tracks worldwide.[4][5] Perry remains the only artist to spend 69 consecutive weeks in the top ten of the Hot 100.[6] Perry has ventured into celebrity endorsement and released her signature fragrance Purr. She made her film debut voicing Smurfette in The Smurfs (2011). Perry was ranked at number fourteen on Billboard’s list of top moneymakers of 2011, grossing more than $11 million.[7] She was spotlighted in her own 3D biopic-concert film Part of Me (2012), which concentrated on her life as a touring artist and the breakdown of her one-year marriage to British comedian Russell Brand.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katy_Perry
Tracklist:
2008 – I Kissed A Girl (12” Vinyl Promo) ? (00:14:19) ? VBR 189-207 kbps
1. I Kissed A Girl (MP Club Mix) 7:34
2. I Kissed A Girl (Mark Kay Mix) 6:44
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-I-Kissed-A-Girl/release/1450745
2008 – I Kissed A Girl (12” Vinyl Promo) ? (00:13:00) ? 128-320 kbps
1. I Kissed A Girl (DJ Kue’s I Kissed A Squirrel Remix) 4:40
2. I Kissed A Girl (DJ Cobra & Jess Jackson Remix) 5:20
3. I Kissed A Girl (Original Version) 3:00
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-I-Kissed-A-Girl/release/1593750
2009 – Hot N Cold (Promo) ? (00:35:18) ? VBR 162-256 kbps
1. Hot N Cold (Bimbo Jones Extended Club Mix) 8:01
2. Hot N Cold (Manhattan Clique Extended Club Mix) 4:34
3. Hot N Cold (Jason Nevins Extended Club Mix) 7:20
4. Hot N Cold (Bimbo Jones Remix Edit) 3:56
5. Hot N Cold (Manhattan Clique Remix Edit) 3:52
6. Hot N Cold (Jason Nevins Remix Radio Edit) 3:53
7. Hot N Cold (Original Radio Edit) 3:41
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Hot-N-Cold/release/1843578
2010 – California Gurls (12” Vinyl ture Disc) ? (00:41:30) ? VBR 203-320 kbps
Part 2 (00:20:46) ? VBR 206-320 kbps
1. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Extended Mix) 4:44
2. California Gurls (Tommie Sunshine 5 AM Mix) 5:07
3. If We Ever Meet Again (Ian Carey Club Mix) 5:33
4. If We Ever Meet Again (Starsmith Remix) 5:20
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-California-Gurls-…/release/2491187
Part 3 (00:20:44) ? VBR 203-320 kbps
1. California Gurls (Mstrkrft Extended Remix) 4:33
2. California Gurls (Passion Pit Remix) 4:23
4. California Gurls (Liam Kee Gam Electro Remix) 6:00
3. California Gurls (Armand Van Helden Mix) 5:47
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-California-Gurls-…/release/2491128
2010 – Teenage Dream (Remixes – Part One) Promo ? (01:08:05) ? VBR 196-320 kbps
1. Teenage Dream (Manhattan Clique Edit) 3:35
2. Teenage Dream (Manhattan Clique Remix) 6:39
3. Teenage Dream (Manhattan Clique Remix Instrumental) 6:41
4. Teenage Dream (Manhattan Clique Dub) 6:4
5. Teenage Dream (Manhattan Clique Dub Instrumental) 6:41
6. Teenage Dream (Vandalism Le Pop Mix) 3:55
7. Teenage Dream (Vandalism Le Pop Mix Instrumental) 3:56
8. Teenage Dream (Vandalism Le Pop Extended) 5:34
9. Teenage Dream (Vandalism Le Pop Extended Instrumental) 5:36
10. Teenage Dream (Vandalism V8 Vocal Remix) 7:04
11. Teenage Dream (Vandalism V8 Dub) 5:48
12. Teenage Dream (Vandalism V8 Dub Instrumental) 5:51
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Teenage-Dream-Rem…/release/2627740
2010 – Teenage Dream (Remixes – Part Two) Promo ? (01:14:59) ? 192-320 kbps
1. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Radio Mix) 4:18
2. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Radio Instrumental) 4:18
3. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Mixshow) 6:12
4. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Mixshow Instrumental) 6:11
5. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Club) 8:11
6. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Club Instrumental) 8:12
7. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Dub) 8:12
8. Teenage Dream (Dave Aude Dub Instrumental) 8:11
9. Teenage Dream (Kaskade Radio Mix) 4:08
10. Teenage Dream (Kaskade Radio Instrumental) 4:07
11. Teenage Dream (Kaskade Club Mix) 6:26
12. Teenage Dream (Kaskade Club Instrumental) 6:25
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Teenage-Dream-Rem…/release/2556252
2010 – California Gurls (feat. Snoop Dogg) ? (00:42:33) ? 256-320 kbps
1. California Gurls (Armand Van Helden Mix) 5:47
2. California Gurls (Armand Van Helden Dub) 4:56
3. California Gurls (Inner Party System Remix Main) 4:27
4. California Gurls (Inner Party System Remix Radio) 3:40
5. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Extended Edit Main) 4:44
6. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Edit Main) 3:54
7. California Gurls (MSTRKRFT Remix Main) 3:59
8. California Gurls (MSTRKRFT Remix Radio) 3:28
9. California Gurls (Passion Pit Remix Main) 4:23
10. California Gurls (Passion Pit Remix Radio) 3:11
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Feat-Snoop-Dogg-C…/release/2358028
2010 – California Gurls (The Remixes) ? (00:26:38) ? VBR 156-320 kbps
1. California Gurls 3:54
2. California Gurls (Album Version A Cappella) 3:51
3. California Gurls (Album Version Instrumental) 3:54
4. California Gurls (Passion Pit Radio Edit) 3:11
5. California Gurls (Passion Pit Instrumental) 4:17
6. California Gurls (MSTRKRFT Radio Edit) 3:28
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-California-Gurls-…/release/2763124
2010 – California Gurls (The Remixes) ? (00:36:15) ? VBR 191-320 kbps
1. California Gurls 3:54
2. California Gurls (Album Version A Cappella) 3:51
3. California Gurls (Album Version Instrumental) 3:54
4. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Radio Edit) 3:43
5. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Instrumental) 7:01
6. California Gurls (Manhattan Clique Malibu Dub) 5:44
7. California Gurls (Innerpartysystem Radio Edit) 3:40
8. California Gurls (California Gurls (Innerpartysystem Instrumental) 4:24
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-California-Gurls-…/release/2763063
2011 – Firework (12” Vinyl ture Disc) ? (01:06:17) ? VBR 203-320 kbps
Part 1 (00:22:41) ? VBR 224-320 kbps
1. Firework (Electro Tribal House) 6:47
2. Firework (Instrumental Version) 3:50
3. Firework (Fred Falke Club Remix) 6:45
4. Firework (Totally Enormouse Dinosaurs Remix) 5:18
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Firework-Part-1-P…/release/2874291
Part 2 (00:20:27) ? 192-320 kbps
1. Firework (Wideboys Remix Club) 7:28
2. Firework (Jump Smokers Club) 4:52
3. Firework (Liam Keegan Club Mix) 4:18
4. Firework (Original Version) 3:48
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Firework-Part-2/release/2782417
Part 3 (00:23:08) ? VBR 224-320 kbps
1. Firework (Alex Gaudino & Jason Rooney Club Mix) 6:05
2. Firework (Nick Harvey & Billy Waters Remix) 5:08
3. Firework (Dj Mehdi Remix) 3:43
4. Firework Wew Remix 8:10
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Firework-Part-3/release/2874285
2011 – Last Friday Night (12” Vinyl ture Disc) ? (01:12:27) ? 192-320 kbps
Part 1 (00:25:23) ? 256-320 kbps
1. Last Friday Night (Laidback Luke Bootleg) 6:38
2. Last Friday Night (Carlos Cid & Greg Bahary Hott 22 Vocal Club Mix) 6:06
3. Last Friday Night (Alan Liao Experiment Club Rework Mix) 8:13
4. Last Friday Night (Asco Remix) 4:25
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Last-Friday-Night…/release/2940928
Part 2 (00:26:38) ? 320 kbps
1. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Almighty Club Mix) 6:37
2. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (5K Club Mix) 6:25
3. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Sidney Samson) 6:17
4. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (John Monkman & Johnson Somerset) 7:18
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Last-Friday-Night…/release/3027020
Part 3 (00:20:24) ? 192-320 kbps
1. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Liam Keegan Extended Mix) 5:39
2. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Farinhite Remix) 5:59
3. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Danny Darko Remix) 4:40
4. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Pete Dafnous Pumping Remix) 3:26 (?)
5. Last Friday Night (TGIF) (Original Mix) 4:04
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Last-Friday-Night…/release/3104393
2011 – E.T. ft. Kanye West (Promo CDr) ? (00:07:40) VBR 222-240 kbps
1. E.T. (Clean) 3:50
2. E.T. (Instrumental) 3:50
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-ft-Kanye-West-ET/release/2893326
2011 ? E.T. (Remixes) ? (01:17:27) ? VBR 214-320 kbps
1. E.T. (Album Version) 3:26
2. E.T. (Dave Aude Remix – Radio Edit) 3:38
3. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Radio Edit) 3:29
4. E.T. (Tiesto Remix – Radio Edit) 4:03
5. E.T. (Benny Benassi Club) 6:31
6. E.T. (Benny Benassi Dub) 6:120
7. E.T. (Tiesto Remix – Club) 7:07
8. E.T. (Tiesto Remix – Dubstrumental) 6:40
9. E.T. (Dave Aude Club) 8:06
10. E.T. (Dave Aude Dub) 7:16
11. E.T. (Noisia Remix – Vocal DJ Edit) 4:15
12. E.T. (Noisia Remix – Dub DJ Edit) 3:55
13. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Club) 6:5
14. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Dreamland Dub 2 (No Dubstep) More Vox) 5:36
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-ET-Remixes/release/2961795
2011 ? E.T. (Remixes 2) ? (01:14:30) ? VBR 175-320 kbps
1. E.T. (Benny Benassi Radio Edit) 3:20
2. E.T. (Benny Benassi Mixshow Edit) 3:51
3. E.T. (Benny Benassi Club) 6:31
4. E.T. (Benny Benassi Club Instrumental) 6:33
5. E.T. (Benny Benassi Dub) 6:20
6. E.T. (Benny Benassi Dub Instrumental) 6:20
7. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Radio Edit) 3:29
8. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Mixshow Edit) 4:33
9. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Club) 6:56
10. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Paradise Remix – Instrumental) 6:59
11. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Dreamland Dub 1) (With Dubstep) 6:57
12. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Dreamland Dub 2) (No Dubstep – More Vox) 5:36
13. E.T. (Manhattan Clique Dreamland Dub 3) (No Dubstep – Less Vox) 6:38
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-ET-Remixes-2/release/2904158
2012 – Part Of Me – Remixes (Promo CDr) ? (01:17:47) ? 320 kbps
1. Part Of Me (DJ Skeet Skeet Radio Edit) 3:50
2. Part Of Me (DJ Skeet Skeet Mixshow) 4:37
3. Part Of Me (DJ Skeet Skeet Club Mix) 7:09
4. Part Of Me (DJ Skeet Skeet Dub) 7:11
5. Part Of Me (Freemasons Radio Edit) 3:57
6. Part Of Me (Freemasons Mixshow) 5:48
7. Part Of Me (Freemasons Club Mix) 8:18
8. Part Of Me (Freemasons Dub) 7:58
9. Part Of Me (LA Riots Radio Edit) 3:13
10. Part Of Me (LA Riots Mixshow) 4:10
11. Part Of Me (LA Riots Club Mix) 6:38
12. Part Of Me (LA Riots Dub) 6:38
13. Part Of Me (RAC Radio Edit) 4:02
14. Part Of Me (RAC Extended Mix) 4:09
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Part-Of-Me/release/3547706
2012 – Part Of Me (Remixes) 12" Vinyl ? (00:29:07) ? 320 kbps
1. Part Of Me (Original Version) ? 3:36
2. Part Of Me (Liam Keegan Remix) ? 6:36
3. Part Of Me (Justin Sane Remix) ? 5:58
4. Part Of Me (Sex Ray Vision Remix) ? 4:12
5. Part Of Me (Fracx Remix) ? 5:00
6. Part Of Me (DJ Linuxis Remix) ? 3:44
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-Part-Of-Me-Part-1/release/3702799
2012 – The One That Got Away (12” Vinyl ture Disc) ? (00:57:06) ? VBR 160-320 kbps
Part 1 (00:29:51) ? VBR 160-320 kbps
The One That Got Away (Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda Peak Hour Club Mix) 5:46
1. The One That Got Away (Liam Keegan Remix) 3:25
2. The One That Got Away (Original Extended Mix) 4:46
3. The One That Got Away (Tommie Sunshine & Disco Fries Club Mix)6:22
4. The One That Got Away (Saul Ruiz Club Mix) 9:30
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-The-One-That-Got-…/release/3371303
Part 2 (00:27:14) ? VBR 252-320 kbps
1. The One That Got Away (Plastic Plates Club Mix) 6:05
2. The One That Got Away (Martin & Souza Mix) 7:14
3. The One That Got Away (7th Heaven Club Mix) 8:05
4. The One That Got Away (R3hab Club Mix) 5:48
http://www.discogs.com/Katy-Perry-The-One-That-Got-…/release/3382068
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Laura Branigan – Discography (1978-2010)
Genre: Pop | 34 Releases | MP3 128-320 kbps | 2.99 GB
Laura Ann Branigan (July 3, 1957 – August 26, 2004[1]) was an American singer, songwriter and actress. She is best remembered for her 1982 Platinum-certified hit "Gloria" and for the Top Ten single "Self Control". Branigan is also remembered for the Top 10 "Solitaire" and for the number-one Adult Contemporary hit "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You", as well as several other US Top 40 hits.
Branigan also contributed songs to notable motion picture and television soundtracks, including the Grammy and Academy Award-winning Flashdance soundtrack (1983), the Ghostbusters soundtrack (1984), and the Baywatch soundtrack (1994), as well as having songs featured in the popular Grand Theft Auto video game series.
Her signature song "Gloria" stayed on the Billboard Hot 100 for 36 weeks, at the time a record for a female artist. The song holds a place in the top 100 singles of both 1982 and 1983. She was known for her strong, husky alto voice which spanned four octaves.[2]
Branigan died at her home in East Quogue, New York, on August 26, 2004, of a previously undiagnosed cerebral aneurysm. She was 47 years old.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Branigan
Tracklist:
Albums
1981 – Silver Dreams (Unreleased) (128-256)
1982 – Branigan (320)
1983 – Branigan 2 (320)
1984 – Self Control (320)
1985 – Hold Me (320)
1987 – Touch (320)
1990 – Laura Branigan (320)
1993 – Over My Heart (320)
2004 – Remember Me (320)
Compilations
1991 – The Best Of Laura Branigan (320)
1992 – The Very Best Of Laura Branigan (320)
1995 – The Best Of Branigan (320)
1999 – Back In Control (320)
1999 – Gloria And Other Hits (320)
2001 – Discomania (320)
2002 – The Essentials (320)
2006 – The Platinum Collection (320)
2010 – Shine On (The Ultimate Collection) (320)
Singles
1978 – Memories (Promo) (320)
1980 – Fool’s Affair (256)
1982 – Gloria (192-320)
1983 – Solitaire (320)
1984 – Satisfaction (285-320)
1984 – Self Control (320)
1984 – The Lucky One (320)
1985 – Maybe Tonight (320)
1985 – Spanish Eddie (192-320)
1987 – Shattered Glass (320)
1987 – Spirit Of Love (320)
1992 – Self Control (Classic Summer Mix) (320)
1995 – Dim All The Lights (Promo) (320)
2004 – Gloria 2004 (320)
2004 – Self Control 2004 (320)
Bonus
A Love Until The End Of Time [00:03:05] (256)
A Much, Much Greater Love [00:03:09] (320)
Artist (With Meadow) [00:04:05] (192)
Believe In Me [00:04:45] (320)
Come Into My Life (With Joe Esposito) [00:04:39] (320)
Dim All The Lights (Club Mix) [00:10:59] (192)
Dim All The Lights (Razormaid Remix) [00:07:05] (320)
Dim All The Lights (Remix) [00:05:20] (320)
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina [00:04:36] (320)
Forever Young (Forever Dream Mix) [00:03:42] (192)
Gloria ’99 (DJ-C Extended Remix) [00:04:37] (192)
Gloria (Extended UltraTraxx Retro Re-Mix) [00:10:12] (192)
Gloria (Extended Version) [00:07:07] (320)
Gloria (Fan Extended Version) [00:10:00] (320)
Gloria (Piano Version) [00:01:38] (192)
Gloria (UltraTraxx Experiment Fun Mix) [00:06:17] (192)
Gloria (UltraTraxx Extended Chaos Mix) [00:06:49] (192)
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing [00:02:18] (320)
Heart Of Me (Centory Remix) (With Cerrone) [00:04:03] (192)
Heart Of Me (With Cerrone) [00:05:25] (320)
Holding Out For A Hero (Live) [00:02:17] (192)
Hollywood Wives [00:02:49] (192)
Hot Night [00:03:22] (320)
How Am I Supposed To Live Without You (Piano Solo) [00:02:44] (192)
I Believe (With David Hasselhoff) [00:03:52] (320)
I Want To Know What Love Is (With John Farnham) [00:05:11] (192)
If I Were A River [00:03:15] (128)
Imagination [00:03:35] (320)
Lawless Lady (With Meadow) [00:03:33] (192)
Love Is Forever [00:02:24] (256)
Love Your Girl (E-Smoove Love Club) [00:03:51] (320)
Me And Bobby Mcgee [00:03:50] (160)
Medley [00:05:18] (191)
Moonlight On Water (Sex On The Beach) (12” Mix) [00:06:34] (320)
More Than Just A Memory [00:05:23] (192)
One Day [00:03:30] (256)
See How They Run (With Meadow) [00:03:07] (320)
Self Control 2005 (Royal Gigolos Remix) [00:04:14] (192)
Self Control ’99 (Club Mix) [00:05:40] (192)
Self Control ’99 (Disco People With L8) [00:03:21] (256)
Self Control (Adamz Mix) [00:06:30] (320)
Self Control (Amazing Karaoke) [00:04:14] (192)
Self Control (Instrumental #1) [00:03:49] (192)
Self Control (Instrumental #2) [00:04:00] (192)
Self Control (Instrumental #3) [00:04:02] (192)
Self Control (Instrumental #4) [00:04:10] (192)
Self Control (Instrumental Cover) [00:03:59] (192)
Self Control (Longer UltraTraxx Maxi-Mix) [00:10:20] (192)
Self Control (Ultrasound Control Extended Version) [00:08:30] (192)
Sharpshooter [00:04:12] (128)
Sharpshooter (Special 12” Re-Edit) [00:06:15] (128)
Si Vas Para Chile (Ao Vivo No Una Vez Mas) [00:02:14] (192)
Sin Hablar (With Luis Miquel) [00:04:38] (256)
So Lost Without Your Love [00:03:49] (320)
Solitaire (Extended Mix) [00:07:01] (192)
Solitaire (Karaoke) [00:04:23] (192)
The Lucky One (Extended Version) [00:07:17] (320)
The Winner Takes It All (Matt & Vito Club Mix) [00:08:38] (192)
Time Strangers [00:04:53] (192)
When You Were Young [00:04:16] (128)
Your Love [00:04:15] (320)
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Nellie McKay – Discography (2004-2010)
Genre: Pop-Rock, Folk | 05 Albums | MP3 320 kbps | 700 MB
Nellie McKay, is an American singer-songwriter, actor, and former stand-up comedienne, noted for her critically acclaimed albums, and for her Broadway debut in The Threepenny Opera, for which she won a Theatre World Award.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nellie_McKay
Tracklist:
2004 ? Nellie McKay – Get Away From Me (2 CD) [31:51/29:18]
Disc 1
01. David (2:47)
02. Manhattan Avenue (3:39)
03. Sari (3:27)
04. Ding Dong (3:11)
05. Baby Watch Your Back (3:29)
06. The Dog Song (3:04)
07. Waiter (4:15)
08. I Wanna Get Married (4:02)
09. Change The World (3:58)
Disc 2
01. It’s A Pose (3:31)
02. Toto Dies (4:03)
03. Won’t U Please B Nice (2:10)
04. Inner Peace (2:53)
05. Suitcase Song (2:34)
06. Work Song (4:08)
07. Clonie (1:56)
08. Respectable (4:08)
09. Really (3:56)
2005 ? Nellie McKay – Pretty Little Head (2 CD) [34:35/29:49]
Disc 1
01. Cupcake (4:44)
02. Pink Chandelier (1:39)
03. There You Are In Me (2:47)
04. Yodel (1:37)
05. The Big One (4:02)
06. G.E.S. (1:43)
07. I Will Be There (2:56)
08. The Down Low (3:36)
09. Long & Lazy River (3:47)
10. I Am Nothing (1:48)
11. Beecharmer (feat. Cyndi Lauper) (4:03)
12. Swept Away (1:53)
Disc 2
01. Real Life (2:50)
02. Tipperary (2:57)
03. Gladd (3:06)
04. Food (3:00)
05. We Had It Right (feat. K.D. Lang) (2:20)
06. Columbia Is Bleeding (3:41)
07. Lali Est Paresseux (2:33)
08. Happy Flower (2:28)
09. Mama & Me (4:12)
10. Pounce (0:56)
11. Old Enough (1:46)
2007 ? Nellie McKay – Obligatory Villagers [31:38]
01. Mother Of Pearl (2:10)
02. Oversure (3:20)
03. Gin Rummy (2:59)
04. Livin (0:24)
05. Identity Theft (3:28)
06. Galleon (3:22)
07. Politan (4:18)
08. Testify (5:41)
09. Zombie (5:56)
2009 ? Nellie McKay – Normal As Blueberry Pie: A Tribute To Doris Day [43:54]
01. The Very Thought Of You (2:10)
02. Do Do Do (3:14)
03. Wonderful Guy (3:11)
04. Meditation (4:01)
05. Mean To Me (2:42)
06. Crazy Rhythm (2:55)
07. Sentimental Journey (2:47)
08. If I Ever Had A Dream (3:48)
09. Black Hills Of Dakota (4:02)
10. Dig It (2:53)
11. Send Me No Flowers (3:22)
12. Close Your Eyes (4:23)
13. I Remember You (4:25)
2010 ? Nellie McKay – Home Sweet Mobile Home [51:24]
01. Bruise On The Sky (4:31)
02. Adios (2:13)
03. Caribbean Time (4:19)
04. Please (3:10)
05. Beneath The Underdog (4:59)
06. Dispossessed (3:54)
07. The Portal (3:53)
08. Bodega! (3:39)
09. Coosada Blues (4:33)
10. No Equality (4:38)
11. Absolute Elsewhere (3:50)
12. Unknown Reggae (4:33)
13. Bluebird (3:11)
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VA – The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll (18CD Box Set)
Genre: Rock ‘n’ Roll, Doo Wop, Country, Pop, Novelty | 18CD | MP3 320 kbps | 3.31 GB
Tracklist:
The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.1 (1:18:22)
01. Randy & the Rainbows – Denise 01:58
02. The Jaynetts – Sally Go Round the Roses 03:15
03. The Fendermen – Mule Skinner Blues 02:24
04. The Crests – Sixteen Candles 02:50
05. Curtis Lee – Pretty Little Angel Eyes 02:44
06. The Paris Sisters – I Love How You Love Me 02:06
07. Miss Toni Fisher – The Big Hurt 02:12
08. Kathy Young & The Innocents – A Thousand Stars 03:10
09. Bobby Day – Rockin’ Robin 02:35
10. The Penguins – Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) 02:58
11. Preston Epps – Bongo Rock 02:07
12. Bobby Lewis – Tossin’ and Turnin’ 02:21
13. The Jive Five – My True Story 02:30
14. The Cadets – Stranded in the Jungle 03:06
15. Rosie & The Originals – Angel Baby 02:47
16. Claudine Clark – Party Lights 02:23
17. The Dreamlovers – When We Get Married 02:27
18. Johnny Crawford – Cindy’s Birthday 02:06
19. Chris Montez – Let’s Dance 02:25
20. The Genies – Who’s That Knocking 02:15
21. Ron Holden – Love You So 03:26
22. Skip & Flip – Cherry Pie 02:15
23. The Skyliners – Since I Don’t Have You 02:38
24. The Kingsmen – Louie Louie 02:45
25. Lenny Welch – Since I Fell For You 02:54
26. The Safaris – Image of a Girl 02:39
27. The Corsairs – Smoky Places 02:59
28. The Innocents – Gee Whiz 02:29
29. The Jarmels – A Little Bit of Soap 02:13
30. The Teen Queens – Eddie My Love 03:11
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.2 (1:14:28)
01. Lonnie Mack – Memphis 02:44
02. The Bluebelles – I Sold My Heart To The Junkman 02:28
03. The Duprees – You Belong To Me 02:45
04. Kenny Dino – Your Ma Said You Cried In Your Sleep Last Night 02:17
05. Jimmy Charles – A Million To One 02:32
06. The Eternals – Rockin’ In The Jungle 02:32
07. The Rockin’ Rebels – Wild Weekend 02:18
08. Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs – Stay 01:38
09. The Quintones – Down The Aisle Of Love 02:50
10. Harold Dorman – Mountain Of Love 02:26
11. The Halos – Nag 02:52
12. Billy Bland – Let The Little Girl Dance 02:22
13. The Capris – There’s A Moon Out Tonight 02:14
14. The Silhouettes – Get A Job 02:48
15. The Aquatones – You 02:00
16. The Hollywood Flames – Buzz, Buzz, Buzz 02:21
17. The Bell Notes – I’ve Had It 02:41
18. Barbara George – I Know (You Don’t Love Me No More) 02:24
19. The Videls – Mister Lonely 02:34
20. The Five Satins – In The Still Of The Nite 03:03
21. The Willows – Church Bells May Ring 02:27
22. Gabriel & The Angels – That’s Life (That’s Tough) 02:31
23. Link Wray – Rumble 02:27
24. Bobby Comstock – Let’s Stomp 02:03
25. The Crescendos – Oh Julie 02:44
26. The Gladiolas – Little Darlin’ 02:23
27. Sandy Nelson – Teen Beat 02:25
28. The Paradons – Diamonds And Pearls 02:17
29. The Hollywood Argyles – Alley Oop 02:44
30. The Rivieras – California Sun 02:24
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.3 (1:15:43)
01. Bill Parsons – The All American Boy 03:02
02. Wilbert Harrison – Kansas City 02:28
03. Jack Scott – My True Love 02:47
04. Jan & Arnie – Jennie Lee 02:04
05. Billy Myles – The Joker 02:39
06. The Rockin’ R’s – The Beat 02:51
07. The Teddy Bears – To Know Him Is To Love Him 02:25
08. The Turbans – When You Dance 02:55
09. Ketty Lester – Love Letters 02:43
10. The Kuf-Linx – So Tough 02:23
11. The Five Satins – To The Aisle 02:45
12. Billy & Lillie – La Dee Dah 02:10
13. Jody Reynolds – Endless Sleep 02:23
14. Tony Harris – Chicken, Baby, Chicken 02:26
15. The Blue Jays – Lover’s Island 02:19
16. Gerry Granahan – No Chemise, Please 02:32
17. Skip & Flip – It Was I 02:21
18. The Tokens – Tonight I Fell In Love 01:47
19. Kathy Young & The Innocents – Happy Birthday Blues 03:02
20. Ray Smith – Rockin’ Little Angel 02:15
21. The Mello-Kings – Tonite, Tonite 02:33
22. The Pets – Cha Hua Hua 02:17
23. The Olyms – Western Movies 02:24
24. The Cliques – The Girl In My Dreams 03:01
25. Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs – Sugar Shack 02:04
26. Big Jay McNeely – There Is Something On Your Mind 03:35
27. Teddy & The Twilights – Woman Is A Man’s Best Friend 02:17
28. The Castells – Sacred 02:16
29. Tony & Joe – The Freeze 02:21
30. Dicky Doo & The Don’ts – Click Clack 02:24
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.4 (1:13:51)
01. Ray Sharpe – Linda Lu 02:09
02. Nappy Brown – Little By Little 02:36
03. The Edsels – Rama Lama Ding Dong 02:28
04. The Royaltones – Flamingo Express 01:59
05. Gary "U.S." Bonds – New Orleans 02:50
06. The Chantels – Maybe 02:55
07. Dion – Drip Drop 02:34
08. Sal Mineo – Start Movin’ (In My Direction) 02:33
09. Don French – Lonely Saturday Night 02:41
10. Roy Hamilton – Don’t Let Go 02:38
11. The Sherrys – Pop Pop Pop-Pie 02:10
12. The Lafayettes – Life’s Too Short 02:21
13. Tommy Facenda – High School USA 02:11
14. The Roomates – Glory Of Love 02:07
15. Little Joe & The Thrillers – Peanuts 02:28
16. Donnie Owens – Need You 02:19
17. Buddy Knox – Party Doll 02:13
18. The Dubs – Could This Be Magic 02:18
19. The Rocky Fellers – Killer Joe 02:23
20. The Temptations – Barbara 02:49
21. The Cadillacs – Peek-A-Boo 02:16
22. Barbara Lynn – You’ll Lose A Good Thing 02:41
23. Billy & Lillie – Lucky Ladybug 02:35
24. Little Anthony & The Imperials – Tears On My Pillow 02:19
25. Jan & Dean – Baby Talk 02:34
26. The Rip Chords – Here I Stand 02:05
27. Nat Kendricks & The Swans – (Do The) Mashed Potatoes (Part 1) 01:50
28. The Jacks – Why Don’t You Write Me 02:50
29. The Regents – Barbara Ann 02:16
30. Little Caesar & The Romans – Those Oldies But Goodies (Remind Me of You) 03:27
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.5 (1:12:03)
01. The Accents – Wiggle, Wiggle 02:03
02. The Clovers – Love Potion No. 9 01:54
03. Dale & Grace – I’m Leaving It up to You 02:12
04. The Shields – You Cheated 02:30
05. The Showmen – It Will Stand 02:25
06. Santo & Johnny – Sleep Walk 02:24
07. Eddie Fontaine – Nothin’ Shakin’ 02:57
08. The Tune Weavers – Happy, Happy Birthday Baby 02:20
09. Jan & Dean – Heart and Soul 02:11
10. Don & Juan – What’s Your Name 02:16
11. Thurston Harris – Little Bitty Pretty One 02:25
12. The Knockouts – Darling Lorraine 02:01
13. Freddy Cannon – Tallahassee Lassie 02:15
14. The Belmonts – Tell Me Why 02:39
15. Johnnie & Joe – Over the Mountain, Across the Sea 02:18
16. The G-Clefs – Ka-Ding Dong 02:02
17. The Frogmen – Underwater 02:09
18. Jay & The Americans – She Cried 02:40
19. Rosco Gordon – Just a Little Bit 02:08
20. Gene Thomas – Sometime 02:25
21. The Ribbons – Ain’t Gonna Kiss Ya 02:28
22. The Re-Vels – Midnight Stroll 02:38
23. Jimmy McCracklin – The Walk 02:47
24. Dee Clark – Hey Little Girl 02:19
25. The Valiants – This Is the Nite 02:16
26. Travis & Bob – Tell Him No 02:13
27. The Jive Bombers – Bad Boy 02:54
28. The Jayhawks – Stranded in the Jungle 02:52
29. Gene Chandler – Duke of Earl 02:23
30. The Spaniels – Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight 02:45
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.6 (1:13:02)
01. John Fred – Shirley 01:56
02. The Del-Vikings – Come Go with Me 02:42
03. Joe Bennett & The Sparkletones – Black Slacks 02:07
04. Ronald & Ruby – Lollipop 01:53
05. Harvey & The Moonglows – Ten Commandments of Love 03:42
06. Jimmy Edwards – Love Bug Crawl 02:03
07. Bobby Freeman – Do You Wanna Dance 02:36
08. Noble "Thin Man" Watts & His Rhythm Sparks – Hard Times (The Slop) 02:44
09. The Quotations – Imagination 02:14
10. The Pentagons – I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me) 02:25
11. The El Dorados – At My Front Door 02:38
12. The Falcons – You’re So Fine 02:30
13. The Wailers – Tall Cool One 02:27
14. Johnny Restivo – The Shape I’m In 02:05
15. The Elegants – Little Star 02:43
16. Clyde McPhatter – Lover Please 02:00
17. The Sevilles – Charlena 02:52
18. Johnny Ace – Pledging My Love 02:32
19. Bobby Hendricks – Itchy Twitchy Feeling 02:31
20. Eddie Cooley & The Dimples – Priscilla 02:32
21. The Delacardos – Hold Back the Tears 02:05
22. Gene Allison – You Can Make It If You Try 02:10
23. Ivan – Real Wild Child 02:22
24. The Stompers – Quarter to Four Stomp 02:09
25. Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns – Don’t You Just Know It 02:33
26. Ricky Nelson – I’m Walkin’ 02:01
27. Little Bill & The Bluenotes – I Love an Angel 02:52
28. The Royal Teens – Short Shorts 02:38
29. Bunker Hill – Hide and Go Seek (Part 1) 02:26
30. The Rivingtons – Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 02:22
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.7 (1:12:31)
01. The Monotones – Book of Love 02:21
02. Dale Hawkins – Suzie Q 02:19
03. Chuck Willis – C.C. Rider 02:29
04. The Emotions – Echo 02:26
05. Ritchie Valens – Come On Let’s Go 02:03
06. Ernie K-Doe – Mother-In-Law 02:35
07. The Five Keys – Ling Ting Tong 02:09
08. Frankie Ford – Sea Cruise 02:46
09. Jimmy Clanton – Just a Dream 02:32
10. The Strangers – The Caterpillar Crawl 02:19
11. The Pentagons – To Be Loved (Forever) 02:28
12. The Addrisi Brothers – Cherrystone 02:30
13. Vito & The Salutations – Unchained Melody 02:02
14. Eugene Church – Pretty Girls Everywhere 02:59
15. Sonny Knight – Confidential 02:35
16. Bobby Parker – Watch Your Step 02:46
17. The Viscounts – Harlem Nocturne 02:25
18. Chris Kenner – I Like It Like That (Part 1) 01:55
19. The Flares – Foot Stomping (Part 1) 02:18
20. Barrett Strong – Money (That’s What I Want) 02:37
21. Lee Andrews & The Hearts – Tear Drops 02:24
22. The Bobbettes – Mr. Lee 02:14
23. The Cascades – Rhythm of the Rain 02:33
24. Barry & The Tamerlanes – I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight 01:53
25. The Mystics – Hushabye 02:34
26. The Beau-Marks – Clap Your Hands 02:03
27. Cleveland Crochet – Sugar Bee 02:34
28. The Miracles – Shop Around 02:51
29. The Blenders – Daughter 02:10
30. The Kendall Sisters – Yea, Yea 02:27
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.8 (1:14:07)
01. Ernie Maresca – Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out) 02:11
02. The Del-Vikings – Whispering Bells 02:28
03. Robert & Johnny – We Belong Together 02:48
04. The Impalas – Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home) 02:40
05. Freddy Cannon – Way Down Yonder in New Orleans 02:34
06. The Fiestas – So Fine 02:21
07. Little Joey & The Flips – Bongo Stomp 02:17
08. Danny Zella – Wicked Ruby 02:52
09. Thomas Wayne with The DeLons – Tragedy 02:10
10. Wade Flemons & The Newcomers – Here I Stand 02:24
11. The Crows – Gee 02:13
12. Nappy Brown – Don’t Be Angry 02:24
13. The Danleers – One Summer Night 02:14
14. Gene Vincent – Lotta Lovin’ 02:12
15. The Graduates – Ballad of a Girl and Boy 02:42
16. The Cyclones – Bullwhip Rock 02:04
17. Larry Bright – Mojo Workout (Dance) 02:17
18. The Furys – Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart 02:06
19. Ray & Bob – Air Travel 02:20
20. Rochell & The Candles – Once Upon A Time 02:54
21. Sanford Clark – The Fool 02:46
22. The Cadillacs – Speedoo 02:20
23. Lonnie Russ – My Wife Can’t Cook 02:34
24. Johnny Preston – Running Bear 02:38
25. Dick & Dee Dee – The Mountain’s High 02:15
26. The Heartbeats – A Thousand Miles Away 02:27
27. Oscar McLollie & Jeanette Baker – Hey Girl, Hey Boy 02:45
28. The Pastels – Been So Long 02:42
29. Jimmy Norman – I Don’t Love You No More (I Don’t Care About You) 02:31
30. Johnny Bond – Hot Rod Lincoln 02:45
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.9 (1:11:18)
01. Joe Barry – I’m A Fool To Care 02:22
02. Freddy Cannon – Palisades Park 01:54
03. Dion & The Belmonts – I Wonder Why 02:38
04. The Six Teens – A Casual Look 02:25
05. Charlie Rich – Lonely Weekends 02:10
06. Buster Brown – Fannie Mae 02:59
07. Paul Chaplain & His Emeralds – Shortnin’ Bread 01:56
08. The Stereos – I Really Love You 02:18
09. Dr. Feelgood & The Interns – Doctor Feel-Good 02:16
10. Boyd Bennett & His Rockets – Seventeen 02:07
11. Shep & The Limelites – Daddy’s Home 02:51
12. Ronnie Self – Bop-A-Lena 02:05
13. The Majors – A Wonderful Dream 02:02
14. Clint Miller – Bertha Lou 02:35
15. Matt Lucas – I’m Movin’ On 02:24
16. The Excellents – Coney Island Baby 02:12
17. The Chanters – No, No, No 02:12
18. Jimmy McCracklin – Just Got To Know 02:58
19. The Cellos – Rang Tang Ding Dong (I Am The Japanese Sandman) 02:46
20. Little Willie John – Fever 02:42
21. Johnny & The Hurricanes – Crossfire 02:26
22. The Shells – Baby Oh Baby 02:26
23. Wanda Jackson – Let’s Have A Party 02:09
24. The Velvets – Tonight (Could Be The Night) 02:08
25. Jessie Hill – Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 1) 02:20
26. The Original Casuals – So Tough 02:16
27. Rene & Ray – Queen Of My Heart 02:13
28. Joe Jones & His Orchestra – You Talk Too Much 02:36
29. The Five Keys – Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind 02:17
30. Jimmy Soul – If You Wanna Be Happy 02:20
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.10 (1:16:29)
01. Bobby Darin – Early In The Morning 02:17
02. Janis Martin – Will You Willyum 01:57
03. The Coasters – Searchin’ 02:46
04. Roy Hamilton – You Can Have Her 02:47
05. Lloyd Price – Just Because 02:47
06. Sammy Masters – Rockin’ Red Wing 02:20
07. The Bobbettes – I Shot Mr. Lee 02:13
08. Ricky Nelson – Stood Up 01:53
09. The Royal Teens – Believe Me 02:31
10. The Cleftones – Little Girl Of Mine 03:17
11. Curtis Lee – Under The Moon Of Love 02:52
12. Clyde McPhatter – A Lover’s Question 02:36
13. Paul Gayten – The Hunch 02:47
14. Carl Mann – Mona Lisa 02:29
15. Donnie Elbert – What Can I Do 03:00
16. The Schoolboys – Shirley 02:37
17. Rod Bernard – This Should Go On Forever 02:44
18. The Volumes – I Love You 02:40
19. Jerry Butler & The Impressions – For Your Precious Love 02:44
20. Sonny Spencer – Gilee 02:07
21. Titus Turner – We Told You Not To Marry 02:16
22. The Cues – Why 02:42
23. The Five Royales – Dedicated To The One I Love 02:46
24. Rusty York – Sugaree 02:41
25. The Chords – Sh-Boom 02:27
26. Roy Orbison – Ooby Dooby 02:13
27. The Charms – Hearts Of Stone 02:35
28. Lee Dorsey – Ya Ya 02:28
29. Clarence "Frogman" Henry – Ain’t Got No Home 02:21
30. Chuck Berry – Maybellene 02:22
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.11 (1:12:02)
01. LaVern Baker – Jim Dandy 02:13
02. Dion – Ruby Baby 02:37
03. Bobby Pedrick Jr. – White Bucks And Saddle Shoes 02:07
04. Nervous Norvus – Transfusion 02:25
05. Sammy Turner – Lavender Blue 02:18
06. The Four Lovers – (You’re The) Apple Of My Eye 02:12
07. Cookie & His Cupcakes – Mathilda 03:12
08. Jimmy Dee & The Offbeats – Henrietta 02:40
09. Bobby Lewis – One Track Mind 02:06
10. Conway Twitty – I Need Your Lovin’ 02:30
11. Bobby Comstock & The Counts – Tennessee Waltz 02:20
12. Mickey & Sylvia – Love Is Strange 02:56
13. Carl Mann – Pretend 02:38
14. The Drifters – Drip Drop 02:30
15. Ronnie Love – Chills And Fever 02:24
16. Shirley & Lee – Let The Good Times Roll 02:22
17. The New Yorkers – Miss Fine 02:26
18. Jimmy Bowen with The Rhythm Orchids – I’m Stickin’ With You 02:08
19. Jivin’ Gene & The Jokers – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do 02:27
20. Jack Scott – Goodbye Baby 02:08
21. Ruth Brown – This Little Girl’s Gone Rockin’ 01:46
22. Collay & The Satellites – Last Chance 02:41
23. The Quarter Notes – Record Hop Blues 02:29
24. Clyde McPhatter – Without Love (There Is Nothing) 02:56
25. Nathaniel Mayer & The Fabulous Twilights – Village Of Love 02:01
26. Charlie Gracie – Fabulous 02:17
27. The Vibrations – Peanut Butter 01:59
28. The Robins – Smokey Joe’s Cafe 02:45
29. The Strollers – Come On Over 02:25
30. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters – Finger Poppin’ Time 01:50
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll vol.12 (1:14:52)
01. Bo Diddley – Road Runner 02:51
02. The Storey Sisters – Bad Motorcycle 01:58
03. Bill Justis – Raunchy 02:22
04. The Rays – Silhouettes 02:44
05. Jimmy Jones – Handy Man 02:01
06. James Ray with The Hutch Davie Orchestra – If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody 01:59
07. The Dovells – Bristol Stomp 02:21
08. Slim Harpo – Rainin’ In My Heart 02:34
09. Larry Williams – Short Fat Fannie 02:25
10. John Zacherle – Dinner With Drac (Part 1) 02:58
11. Timmie Rogers – Back To School Again 02:23
12. The Righteous Brothers – Little Latin Lupe Lu 02:21
13. Etta & Harvey – If I Can’t Have You 02:59
14. The Five Royales – Think 02:37
15. Conway Twitty – Lonely Blue Boy 02:17
16. Charlie Gracie – Butterfly 02:26
17. The Marvelettes – Please Mr. Postman 02:30
18. Roy Brown – Let The Four Winds Blow 02:04
19. Marvin Rainwater – Whole Lotta Woman 02:37
20. Dick Dale & The Del-Tones – Let’s Go Trippin’ 02:11
21. Jerry Butler – He Will Break Your Heart 02:49
22. John Lee Hooker – Boom Boom 02:34
23. Arthur Alexander – You Better Move On 02:45
24. LaVern Baker – Saved 02:57
25. The Crystals – There’s No Other (Like My Baby) 02:31
26. The Velaires – Roll Over Beethoven 02:45
27. The Three Friends – Dedicated (To The Songs I Love) 02:22
28. Bobby Gregg & His Friends – The Jam Part 1 02:29
29. Marv Johnson – Come To Me 02:20
30. Steve Alaimo – Every Day I Have To Cry 02:25
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: The Follow-Up Hits (1:08:39)
01. Danny & The Juniors – Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay 02:28
02. Bobby Freeman – Betty Lou Got A New Pair Of Shoes 02:28
03. The Olyms – (I Wanna) Dance With The Teacher 01:51
04. Don & Juan – Magic Wand 02:18
05. Mickey & Sylvia – There Ought To Be A Law 02:43
06. Sammy Turner – Always 02:10
07. Joe Bennett & The Sparkletones – Penny Loafers & Bobby Socks 01:52
08. The Impalas – Oh What A Fool 02:19
09. The Rocky Fellers – Like The Big Guys Do 02:11
10. Ernie K-Doe – Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta 02:39
11. Shirley & Lee – I Feel Good 02:17
12. Santo & Johnny – Tear Drop 02:07
13. The Six Teens – Arrow Of Love 02:10
14. Chuck Willis – Betty And Dupree 02:26
15. Gene Vincent – Dance To The Bop 02:15
16. Ritchie Valens – That’s My Little Suzie 01:51
17. Jimmy Charles – The Age For Love 02:26
18. Chris Montez – Some Kinda Fun 02:21
19. Dick & Dee Dee – Tell Me 02:14
20. The Safaris – The Girl With The Story In Her Eyes 01:55
21. Bobby Day – The Bluebird, The Buzzard & The Oriole 02:22
22. The Cascades – Shy Girl 01:56
23. The Velvets – Laugh 02:21
24. The Skyliners – This I Swear 02:38
25. Thurston Harris – Do What You Did 02:03
26. Dion & The Belmonts – No One Knows 02:36
27. Jody Reynolds – Fire Of Love 01:52
28. The Corsairs – I’ll Take You Home 02:43
29. Joe Jones – California Sun 02:21
30. Cozy Cole – Turvy II 02:32
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: Special Doo Wop Edition (1:16:01)
01. The Regents – Runaround 02:21
02. The Mystics – Don’t Take The Stars (Alt) 02:37
03. The Marcels – Blue Moon 02:16
04. The Van Dykes – The Bells Are Ringing 02:44
05. The Cleftones – Heart And Soul 01:52
06. The Paragons – If 02:36
07. The Drifters – Fools Fall In Love 02:31
08. Lee Andrews & The Hearts – Try The Impossible 03:07
09. The Platters – The Great Pretender 02:39
10. The Classics – Till Then 02:17
11. The Ly-Dells – Wizard Of Love 02:12
12. The Passions – Just To Be With You 02:23
13. The Slades – You Cheated 02:29
14. The Timetones – In My Heart 02:29
15. The Spinners – That’s What Girls Are Made For 03:10
16. The Chimes – Once In A While 02:28
17. Rick & The Keens – Peanuts 02:01
18. The Dubs – Don’t Ask Me (To Be Lonely) 02:16
19. The Flamingos – Lovers Never Say Goodbye 02:53
20. The Harptones – What Will I Tell My Heart? 02:27
21. The Diamonds – Little Darlin’ 02:08
22. The Orioles – Crying In The Chapel 03:03
23. The Clovers – Love Love Love 02:03
24. The Charts – Deserie 02:43
25. The Moonglows – Sincerely 03:11
26. The Chanels – The Reason 02:50
27. The Royal Jokers – You Tickle Me Baby 02:44
28. The Jesters – The Plea 02:44
29. The Larks – It’s Unbelievable 02:17
30. Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers – Why Do Fools Fall In Love 02:18
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: Special Doo Wop Edition vol.2 (1:17:53)
01. The Delcos – Arabia 02:26
02. The Temptations – Paradise 02:52
03. The Deltairs – Lullaby Of The Bells 02:40
04. The Cleftones – You Baby You 02:43
05. The Jesters – So Strange 02:36
06. The Passions – I Only Want You 02:21
07. The Dreamers – Teenage Vows Of Love 02:37
08. The Rays – Magic Moon (Clair De Lune) 02:54
09. The Butanes – Don’t Forget I Love You 02:24
10. The Velours – Can I Come Over Tonight 02:23
11. Nino & The Ebb Tides – Juke Box Saturday Night 02:36
12. The Fidelity’s – The Things I Love 02:46
13. Johnny & The Tokens – The Taste Of A Tear 02:14
14. Donnie & The Dreamers – My Memories Of You 02:25
15. The Blue Notes – My Hero 02:41
16. The Spaniels – Everyone’s Laughing 02:53
17. The Dreamlovers – If I Should Lose You 02:29
18. The Craftys – L-O-V-E 02:36
19. The Carousels – If You Want To 02:52
20. The Dukays – Nite Owl 02:26
21. The Mello-Tones – Rosie Lee 02:53
22. The Van Dykes – Gift Of Love 02:27
23. The Blendtones – Lovers 02:11
24. The Preludes Five – Starlight 02:20
25. The Cupids – Brenda 02:51
26. The Embers – Solitaire 02:49
27. The Gleams – You Broke My Heart 02:13
28. The Sheppards – Island Of Love 02:23
29. The Enchanters – I Lied To My Heart 02:37
30. The Belmonts – Come On Little Angel 03:00
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: Special Country Edition (1:16:41)
01. George Jones – White Lightning 02:46
02. Bobby Edwards – You’re The Reason 02:37
03. Bobby Bare – Detroit City 02:46
04. George Hamilton IV – Abilene 02:12
05. Marty Robbins – El Paso 04:23
06. Hank Locklin – Please Help Me I’m Falling 02:23
07. Johnny Cash – Ring Of Fire 02:35
08. Jimmy Dean – Big Bad John 03:01
09. Leroy Van Dyke – Walk On By 02:20
10. Bob Luman – Let’s Think About Livin’ 02:02
11. Patsy Cline – I Fall To Pieces 02:48
12. Ray Price – Crazy Arms 02:33
13. Carl Butler – Don’t Let Me Cross Over 02:57
14. Bill Anderson – Still 02:48
15. Don Gibson – Oh Lonesome Me 02:29
16. Claude King – Wolverton Mountain 02:56
17. Wanda Jackson – Right Or Wrong 02:37
18. Jim Reeves – He’ll Have To Go 02:21
19. Webb Pierce – I Ain’t Never 01:55
20. Johnny Horton – The Battle Of New Orleans 02:29
21. Stonewall Jackson – Waterloo 02:28
22. Faron Young – Hello Walls 02:25
23. Ned Miller – From A Jack To A King 02:10
24. Burl Ives – A Litte Bitty Tear 02:04
25. The Statler Brothers – Flowers On The Wall 02:20
26. Cowboy Copas – Alabam 02:19
27. Ferlin Husky – Gone 02:23
28. Marvin Rainwater – Gonna Find Me A Bluebird 02:32
29. Dave Dudley – Six Days On The Road 02:21
30. Roger Miller – King Of The Road 02:28
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: Special "Bubbling Under" Edition (1:13:38)
01. Harmonica Fats – Tore Up 02:37
02. The Robins – The White Cliffs Of Dover 02:27
03. Rod Bernard – Colinda 02:28
04. Ronnie Hawkins – Bo Didley 02:52
05. The Metallics – Need Your Love 02:35
06. Ricky Allen – Cut You A-Loose 02:48
07. The Delicates – Ronnie Is My Lover 02:20
08. Doug Warren & The Rays – If The World Don’t End Tomorrow (I’m Comin’ After You) 02:05
09. Ral Donner – I Got Burned 02:17
10. The Viceroys – Seagrams 02:30
11. The Del-Vikings – Bring Back Your Heart 03:00
12. The Emotions – A Story Untold 02:17
13. The Tornadoes – Bustin’ Surfboards 02:28
14. Joe & Ann – Gee Baby 02:48
15. Jackie Brensten – Trouble Up The Road 02:12
16. Barry Darvell – How Will It End? 02:20
17. Eddie Quinteros – Come Dance With Me 01:57
18. Robert Parker – All Nite Long (Part 2) 02:34
19. Billy & The Essentials – Maybe You’ll Be There 01:51
20. Rusty & Doug – Louisiana Man 02:33
21. Bobby Bare – Book Of Love 02:05
22. The Memos – My Type Of Girl 02:14
23. Freddie Fender – Holy One 02:50
24. Aaron Neville – Over You 02:18
25. The Earls – Life Is But A Dream 01:45
26. Jack B. Nimble & The Quicks – Nut Rocker 01:54
27. The Jesters – The Wind 03:23
28. The Ducanes – I’m So Happy (Tra La La) 02:37
29. Danny White – Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye 03:08
30. Ricky Lyons – Shim Sham Shuffle 02:12
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The Golden Age Of American Rock ‘n’ Roll: Special Novelty Edition (1:19:37)
01. The Ran-Dells – Martian Hop 02:15
02. Johnny Cymbal – Mr. Bass Man 02:39
03. Jimmy Cross – I Want My Baby Back 03:22
04. Buzz Clifford – Baby Sittin’ Boogie 02:02
05. The Ivy Three – Yogi 02:12
06. Nervous Norvus – Ape Call 02:36
07. Jim Backus & Friend – Delicious! 03:05
08. Murry Kellum – Long Tall Texan 02:04
09. Larry Verne – Mr. Custer 03:07
10. Sheb Wooley – The Purple People Eater 02:14
11. Buchanan & Goodman – The Flying Saucer Part 1 02:35
12. The Devotions – Rip Van Winkle 02:18
13. David Seville – Witch Doctor 02:22
14. Spencer & Spencer – Russian Band Stand 01:49
15. The Playmates – Beep Beep 02:30
16. The Four Preps – More Money For You And Me 04:48
17. Bob McFadden & Dor – The Mummy 02:00
18. The Five Blobs – The Blob 02:40
19. Jesse Lee Turner – The Little Space Girl 02:51
20. Edward Byrnes & Connie Stevens – Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) 02:04
21. Brian Hyland – Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini 02:23
22. Barry Mann – Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Bomp Bomp) 02:43
23. Bobby Hendricks – Psycho 02:28
24. Ray Stevens – Ahab, The Arab 02:50
25. Gene Simmons – Haunted House 02:33
26. The Dyna-Sores – Alley-Oop 02:30
27. Stan Freberg – The Old Payola Roll Blues Side 1 04:24
28. Linda Laurie – Ambrose Part 5 02:34
29. The Detergents – Leader Of The Laundromat 03:11
30. Napoleon XIV – They’re Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa! 02:12
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30 Seconds To Mars-Up In The Air-WEB-2013-gnvr
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Release Name : 30_Seconds_To_Mars-Up_In_The_Air-WEB-2013-gnvr
Artist : 30 Seconds To Mars
Album : Up In The Air
Year : 2013
Genre : Pop
Tracks : 1
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Eva Simons-Chemistry-WEB-2013-gnvr
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Artist : Eva Simons
Album : Chemistry
Year : 2013
Genre : Pop
Tracks : 1
Size : 8.32 MB
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Army of Lovers – Big Battle of Egos (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 16 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 134 MB
Genre: Pop, Dance | Label: SoFo Records
Tracklist:
1. Rockin’ The Ride (3:04)
2. Crashing Down (3:32)
3. Signed On My Tattoo (feat. Gravitonas) (3:45)
4. Give My Life (3:56)
5. Crucified (3:34)
6. Sexual Revulotion (3:59)
7. My Army Of Lovers (3:29)
8. Lit De Parade (feat. Big Money) (3:27)
9. Obsession (3:45)
10. Israelism (3:22)
11. Ride The Bullet (3:28)
12. I Am (3:56)
13. King Midas (3:56)
14. La Plage De Saint Tropez (3:33)
15. Let The Sunshine In (3:55)
16. Tragedy (4:09)
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Ian McCulloch – Holy Ghosts (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 25 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 232 MB
Genre: Indie Rock, Indie Pop | Label: EDSEL
Tracklist:
CD 1:
1. Bring on the Dancing Horses
2. Rescue
3. Idolness of Gods
4. Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
5. Pro Patria Mori
6. Angels and Devils
7. Nothing Lasts Forever
8. Arthur
9. Candleland
10. Killing Moon
11. All My Colours (Zimbo)
12. Watch Me Land
13. The Fountain
14. Somewhere in My Dreams
15. Lips Like Sugar
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1. Different Trees
2. Empty as a House
3. Lift Me Up
4. Pro Patria Mori
5. Raindrop on the Sun
6. Fiery Flame
7. The Party?s Over
8. Watch Me Land
9. Me and David Bowie
10. Somewhere in My Dreams
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Karen Ruimy – Come With Me (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 12 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 123 MB
Genre: Pop | Label: Karais
Tracklist:
01. Sangré (04:43)
02. Come With Me (04:41)
03. Fragile (05:18)
04. Khamsa (04:07)
05. Les Oiseaux (04:03)
06. Mojave Moon (04:36)
07. My Love Is Waiting (04:35)
08. Sans Cesse (04:01)
09. Shake It Up (04:52)
10. Sultana (03:38)
11. Traveller (04:57)
12. Whisper (04:24)
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Saint Lu – 2 (2013)
Release: 2013 | Track: 11 | Format: MP3 CBR 320 Kbps | Size: 91 MB
Genre: Soul, Pop Rock, R&B | Label: Warner Music
Tracklist:
01. Waterfall
02. Craving
03. Falling for Your Love
04. I Got a Feeling
05. No One Loves You Like I Do
06. Revive This Flower
07. The Letter
08. Postcard from Hell
09. Mrs. Suffer
10. Why Do I Want Love
11. Lady of the Lanterns
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Simple Minds-Celebrate Greatest Hits-WEB-2013-BPM
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Allure-Reunion-WEB-2013-SPANK
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Year : 2013
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Frank Sinatra – Where Are You? (1957) [MFSL UDSACD 2109, 2013]
Vocal Jazz, Pop | MP3 320kbps -> 81 MB | 33:28 min | Mobile Fidelity UDSACD 2109
AMG review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine:
Following the hard-driving A Swingin’ Affair, Frank Sinatra released another all-ballads record, Where Are You? The album was the first he recorded at Capitol without Nelson Riddle, as well as the first he recorded in stereo. Where Riddle’s down beat albums are stately and sullen, Jenkins favors lush, melancholy arrangements played by large, string-dominated orchestras. Jenkins’ arrangements suggested classical textures, although the tempos alluded to Billie Holiday’s ballad style. Where Are You? primarily consists of torch songs, including “The Night We Called It a Day,” “I Cover the Waterfront,” and “Lonely Town.” Throughout the record, Sinatra blends with Jenkins’ sumptuous strings, making his voice sound rich, relaxed and regretful. It doesn’t have the stark despair of In the Wee Small Hours, but its luxurious sadness makes Where Are You? a majestic experience of its own. (5/5)
Tracklist:
01 Where Are You? (03:32)
02 The Night We Called It A Day (03:31)
03 I Cover The Waterfront (02:59)
04 Maybe You’ll Be There (03:08)
05 Laura (03:30)
06 Lonely Town (04:18)
07 Autumn Leaves (02:55)
08 I’m A Fool To Want You (04:56)
09 I Think Of You (03:05)
10 Where Is The One (03:14)
11 There’s No You (03:49)
12 Baby Won’t You Please Come Home (03:04)
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Richard Marx – Richard Marx (1987) (1990 Japan TOCP-6552)
MP3 320Kbps | 130 MB | Time: 45:23
Genre: Rock, Pop Rock, Soft Rock | Label: EMI | Cat.#: TOCP-6552
Richard Marx is the eponymous debut album by singer/songwriter Richard Marx, released in 1987. Marx became the second solo artist (the first being Whitney Houston) in recording history to reach the top three of the Billboard Hot 100 with four singles from a debut album, including his first number one Pop single “Hold On to the Nights” in mid-1988. The album’s first single “Don’t Mean Nothing” charted at number one on Billboard’s Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart in 1987.
Track Listing:
1. Should’ve Known Better (4:10)
2. Don’t Mean Nothing (4:41)
3. Endless Summer Nights (4:30)
4. Lonely Heart (3:55)
5. Hold On To The Nights (5:17)
6. Have Mercy (4:32)
7. Remember Manhattan (4:17)
8. The Flame Of Love (3:37)
9. Rhythm Of Life (4:45)
10. Heaven Only Knows (5:39)
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Robbie Williams – Albums Collection 1997-2010 (13CD)
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Collection includes eight studio albums, one live album and two compilations.
Out of all the members of Take That, Robbie Williams never really seemed to fit in. Roguishly handsome where his bandmates were merely cute, Williams was tougher and sexier than the rest, which made him more distinctive. He also fought regularly with the other members and their management, primarily because he was occasionally adverse to being so heavily packaged. So it didn’t come as a surprise that he was the first to leave the band, departing early in the summer of 1995 to pursue a solo career (by some accounts, he was fired from the group).
Although he was the first out of the gate, it took Williams a while to get started. For most of 1995, he attempted to boost his credibility by tagging along with Oasis, hoping that Noel Gallagher would give him a couple of songs. He never did, but all of his time with Oasis launched Williams into a world of heavy partying, drinking, and drugging. Over the course of 1996, he was only heard from in gossip columns, and every published picture indicated he had put on considerable weight. Occasionally, he was quoted as saying his new music would abandon lightweight dance-pop for traditional Brit-pop, but his first single was a cover of George Michael’s “Freedom ’90.” Released late in 1996, the single was a disaster, but his second single, 1997′s “Old Before I Die,” was more in the vein of his early pronouncements, featuring a distinct Oasis influence.
Williams finally released his first solo album, Life Thru a Lens, in 1997. The album became a big hit in Britain, prompting his second, I’ve Been Expecting You, to go multi-platinum upon its release in 1998. (The Ego Has Landed, a U.S.-only compilation designed for breaking Williams to American audiences, was released stateside in the spring of 1999.) Sing When You’re Winning followed in late 2000, gaining success with the video hit “Rock DJ,” while a big-band album of standards (Swing When You’re Winning) appeared a year later. By this point, Robbie Williams had become one of Europe’s premier pop stars, known for his headline-grabbing behavior as much as his hit-studded albums. Moreover, his solo work had sold far more copies than his work with Take That.
During 2002, Williams celebrated an enormous new contract with EMI (rumored to be upwards of 80 million dollars), but suffered the loss of his longtime production partner, Guy Chambers. Escapology, the fifth Robbie Williams album (and the last including Chambers’ input), sold millions of copies in Europe, though it failed to persuade American audiences. As a result, the 2003 concert record Live at Knebworth wasn’t released in the States. He introduced a new musical partner, Stephen Duffy, with a pair of songs from his compilation Greatest Hits, then reappeared in 2005 with Intensive Care. Although the album topped charts in Europe and helped Williams set an impressive concert record — his 2006 world tour sold over one-and-a-half-million tickets in one day — a certain creative atrophy was setting in, despite the new input of Duffy.
Within a year, he had recorded and released Rudebox, a dance album recorded with half-a-dozen outside producers, some featured guests, and several covers instead of self-penned material. Rudebox hit number one across Europe but only went double platinum in the U.K., becoming his lowest-selling studio album to date. Accordingly, Williams’ next album — the 2009 release Reality Killed the Video Star — found him returning to the sound of his older albums, with the Buggles’ Trevor Horn handling all production duties.
The following year, most news of Robbie Williams surrounded his reunion with Take That, which took the form of a new album, Progress, plus a few new songs recorded with bandmate Gary Barlow that were released on a new Williams hits collection, In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990-2010. Barlow also figured in the writing and production of the ninth Robbie Williams studio album, Take the Crown, released in late 2012. Produced by Williams alongside Jacknife Lee (Snow Patrol, R.E.M., Bloc Party), the album saw Williams return to the eclectic pop sound of his earlier work, with a trailer single (“Candy”) written by Williams and Barlow.
Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robbie_Williams
Life Thru a Lens (1997) Japan 1st Press
One of the best U.K. debuts of the ’90s, Life Thru a Lens is an uninhibited joyride through all manner of British music, from glam to alternative to soft-rock to dance-pop. Beginning with the joyous “Lazy Days,” the album continually betrays overt influences from Oasis and other Britpop stars, but triumphs nevertheless due to gorgeous production, Williams’ irresistible personality, and the overall flavor of outrageous, utterly enjoyable pop music. Whether he’s romping through aggressive burners like “Ego A Go Go” and “South of the Border,” crooning on the ballad “Angels,” or offering a slice of life — working-class style — on the title track and “Lazy Days,” Williams is a pop star through and through. For those who appreciate great pop with plenty of cheek, Life Thru a Lens is an excellent album.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Lazy Days (03:54)
02. Life Thru A Lens (03:07)
03. Ego A Go Go (03:34)
04. Angels (04:25)
05. South Of The Border (03:53)
06. Old Before I Die (03:53)
07. One Of God’s Better People (03:33)
08. Let Me Entertain You (04:22)
09. Killing Me (03:56)
10. Clean (03:55)
11. Baby Girl Window (03:17)
12. Teenage Millionaire (Bonus Track) (03:11)
13. She Makes Me High (Bonus Track) / Hello Sir (Hidden Poem) (11:51)
I’ve Been Expecting You (1998) Japan 1st Press
A more mature, calculated album from a pop star who’s often gloried in being immature and spontaneous, I’ve Been Expecting You may suffer from comparisons to its excellent predecessor, but it also finds Robbie Williams weathering the sophomore storm quite well. While Williams’ debut was infectious and outrageous, the second is indeed a more studied album. The opener, “Strong,” begins very well, with the spot-on lyrics: “My breath smells of a thousand fags/And when I’m drunk I dance like me Dad,” and “Early morning when I wake up/I look like Kiss but without the makeup.” Many of the tracks on I’ve Been Expecting You show an undeniable growth, both in songwriting and in artistic expression; two of the highlights, “No Regrets” and “Phoenix From the Flames,” are sensitive, unapologetically emotional songs that may not be as immediately catchy as those on his debut, but pack a greater punch down the road. Williams does indulge his sense of fun occasionally, playing up James Bond during the transcontinental hand-waver “Millennium” (which samples Nancy Sinatra’s theme for You Only Live Twice), and simply roaring through “Win Some Lose Some” and “Jesus in a Camper Van.”
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Strong (04:39)
02. No Regrets (05:10)
03. Millennium (04:07)
04. Phoenix From The Flames (04:02)
05. Win Some Lose Some (04:18)
06. Grace (03:13)
07. Jesus In A Camper Van (03:39)
08. Heaven From Here (03:05)
09. Karma Killer (04:28)
10. She’s The One (04:18)
11. Man Machine (03:35)
12. These Dreams / Stand Your Ground* / Stalker’s Day Off* (*Hidden Tracks) (31:24)
Sing When You’re Winning (2000) Collectors Edition
Poised for global domination with his third album, Robbie Williams and producer Guy Chambers hardly dared mess with the formula of their 1998 crossover hit I’ve Been Expecting You. As such, Sing When You’re Winning has plenty of introspective balladry akin to “Angels,” and a few irresistible party time tracks in similar company to “Millennium.” The album also moves Williams farther away from the increasingly dated visions of Oasis-style Brit-pop to embrace post-millennial dance-pop, complete with the bruising beats and extroverted productions to match. And Chambers certainly knows his production playbook well, conjuring a panoply of classic British rock touchstones like psychedelia, slick country-rock, Ian Dury, the Who, Elton John, and Madchester. Despite a small drop in songwriting from its predecessor, Sing When You’re Winning ultimately succeeds, and most of the credit must go to Williams himself. Amidst a few overly familiar arrangements and lyrical themes, Williams proves the consummate entertainer, delivering powerful, engaging vocals — no matter the quality of the material — and striking the perfect balance between tongue-in-cheek, self-mocking humor (“Knutsford City Limits”) and genuine feeling (tender ballads like “Better Man” and “If It’s Hurting You”). The radio-ready single “Rock DJ” is a piece of immediately gratifying pop candy floss with a surprisingly endless shelf life, though “Kids,” a vivacious, vacuous vamp of a duet with Kylie Minogue, doesn’t even hold its own after one listen. Toss in a few beautiful album tracks (the opener “Let Love Be Your Energy,” “Love Calling Earth,” “Singing for the Lonely”), but then counter them with a few bland singalongs (“Supreme,” “Forever Texas”), and the result is a scattered, entertaining album whose real star is Robbie Williams’ personality.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Let Love Be Your Energy (04:59)
02. Better Man (03:22)
03. Rock DJ (04:18)
04. Supreme (04:18)
05. Kids (With Kylie Minogue) (04:46)
06. If It’s Hurting You (04:10)
07. Singing For The Lonely (04:31)
08. Love Calling Earth (04:05)
09. Knutsford City Limits (04:45)
10. Forever Texas (03:37)
11. By All Means Necessary (04:45)
12. The Road To Mandalay (03:57)
13. Often (Live In Manchester) (02:49)
Swing When You’re Winning (2001) EU 1st Press
Performance dynamo and chameleonic entertainment personality Robbie Williams made a rapid transformation — from English football hooligan to dapper saloon singer — for his fourth LP, Swing When You’re Winning. Still, Williams’ tribute to the great American songbook is a surprisingly natural fit with its intended target: ’50s trad-pop patriarchs like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. And just like those two loveable rogues, Williams has brawled and boozed in the past, but isn’t afraid to wear his heart on his sleeve; in fact, he’s one of the few modern pop stars to fully embrace affecting balladry and nuanced singing. Williams and longtime producer Guy Chambers are also extremely careful with their product, so it shouldn’t be surprising that Swing When You’re Winning has innumerable extra-musical touches to carry it over: the cover features Williams relaxing in the studio in a period suit; his contract with EMI enabled the addition of the treasured Capitol logo at the top of the sleeve, and several tracks were even recorded at the famed Capitol tower in Hollywood.
Fortunately, Williams is no less careful with his performances. Since he lacks the authoritative air of master crooners like Sinatra and Bing Crosby (along with the rest of humanity), he instead plays up his closer connections to the world of Broadway. His readings are dynamic and emotional — sometimes a consequence of trying to put a new spin on these classics (six of the covers are Sinatra standards, three are Bobby Darin’s). He also invited, with nearly universal success, a series of duet partners: Nicole Kidman for the sublime “Somethin’ Stupid,” Jon Lovitz for the irresistibly catty “Well, Did You Evah,” Rupert Everett for “They Can’t Take That Away From Me,” longtime Sinatra accompanist Bill Miller on “One for My Baby,” even Sinatra himself for a version of “It Was a Very Good Year” on which Williams takes the first two verses (over the 1965 arrangement), then bows out as Sinatra’s original counsels him concerning the later stages of life. Though it may be an overly close tribute to a familiar original (like many of the songs here), Williams’ considerable skills with expression and interpretation largely overwhelm any close criticism. He’s definitely much better on the comedy songs, especially the hilarious “Well, Did You Evah” (originally a duet for Crosby and Sinatra in the 1956 film High Society). Lovitz’s rounded tones and faux-affected airs are a spot-on interpretation of Brother Cros, while Williams’ emulation of a boorish lug (“That’s a nice dress — think I could talk her out of it?”) is nearly perfect as well. Though arranger Steve Sidwell hasn’t done many charts (and those for the movies Moulin Rouge, Bridget Jones’ Diary, and Romeo + Juliet), he also acquits himself nicely aping classic scores for “One for My Baby” and “Beyond the Sea.” The lone Robbie Williams original is “I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen,” a sweeping pipe-dream fantasy of true American superstardom for Britain’s biggest pop star. It could happen, too; Pierce Brosnan surely isn’t growing any younger.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen (03:17)
02. Mack The Knife (03:18)
03. Somethin’ Stupid (With Nicole Kidman) (02:50)
04. Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me (02:58)
05. It Was A Very Good Year (With Frank Sinatra) (04:28)
06. Straighten Up And Fly Right (02:36)
07. Well, Did You Evah (With Jon Lovitz) (03:50)
08. Mr. Bojangles (03:17)
09. One For My Baby (04:18)
10. Things (With Jane Horrocks) (03:22)
11. Ain’t That A Kick In The Head (02:28)
12. They Can’t Take That Away From Me (With Rupert Everett) (03:07)
13. Have You Met Miss Jones? (02:34)
14. Me And My Shadow (With Jonathan Wilkes) (03:16)
15. Beyond The Sea / Outtakes (Hidden Track) (28:14)
Escapology (2002) Japanese Edition
With the news that Escapology would be the last Robbie Williams album recorded with producer/songwriter phenom Guy Chambers, fans began to wonder whether one of Britain’s most durable pop forces would execute a disappearing act from the charts with a single album. Unfortunately, Escapology makes it sound as though Chambers has already left. Backed by stale songs, formulaic arrangements, and mediocre songwriting, Williams is forced to rely on his volcanic personality to bring this album across — and despite a few strong performances, he sinks into lame self-parody time and time again. It’s nearly impossible to reflect seriously on themes he’s already broached several times before, as often happens here; “Feel” and “Love Somebody” are the usual looking-for-love songs, the latter with a set of trite lyrics cribbed from 30 years of rock & roll: “Always and forever, is forever young/Your shadow on the pavement, the dark side of the sun/Gotta dream the dream all over and sleep it tight/You don’t wanna sing the blues in black and white.” The Oasis flag-waver “Something Beautiful” finds Williams trying to keep on despite being tired with the modern world, while “Monsoon” and “Handsome Man” chart the usual celebrity regrets with an odd sense of arrogance and self-deprecation that isn’t half as interesting at this point in his career as before. The highlights here are songs that barely would’ve made it onto Sing When You’re Winning (much less his first two albums), and the sound is MOR throughout. Robbie Williams has never been an innovative artist, but previously his strong delivery and sly, ironic wit — along with savvy production and songwriting — kept any glimpse of cheese at bay. Escapology shows he’s unable to avoid the trap.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. How Peculiar (03:14)
02. Feel (04:24)
03. Something Beautiful (04:48)
04. Monsoon (03:46)
05. Sexed Up (04:21)
06. Love Somebody (04:10)
07. Revolution (05:44)
08. Handsome Man (03:56)
09. Come Undone (04:38)
10. Me And My Monkey (07:12)
11. Song 3 (03:51)
12. Hot Fudge (04:08)
13. Cursed (04:01)
14. Nan’s Song (15:40)
Live Summer 2003 (2003) Japanese Edition
From most accounts, Robbie Williams’ appearance at Knebworth over three August nights in 2003 wasn’t just the largest concert in British music history (reportedly 375,000 attended over the course of the weekend), but a display of Williams’ mastery of an audience and a confirmation that, American listeners aside, he’s one of the biggest pop stars in the world. Live at Knebworth followed just two months later, a 72-minute collection from his two-hour live extravaganza. While the audio document isn’t nearly as exciting as the live experience that made fans gush, the disc does transmit the massive amounts of energy at a Robbie Williams concert. Opening with his anthem “Let Me Entertain You” (as he always does), Williams keeps the crowd hanging on his every note, changing lyrics to fit the venue, indulging in his usual blend of faux arrogance and self-deprecation, and coaxing the audience on during every song. (“Show me love, Knebworth!”) However, what could have been an excellent look at Britain’s foremost pop entertainer in action is marred by its focus on material from his dreadful fifth album, Escapology. After a splendid beginning (including a brief flirtation with Queen’s “We Will Rock You”), Williams performs four consecutive songs from Escapology: “Monsoon,” “Come Undone,” “Me and My Monkey” (which drags on for over seven minutes), and “Hot Fudge.” The compilers found room to fit in two of his biggest songs (“Angels,” “Kids”), but apparently didn’t think superior hits like “Rock DJ,” “Millennium,” or “No Regrets” (all of which he performed at the show) needed to appear on this disc. A solid live album with the exception of the gaping hole in its midsection, Live at Knebworth is a missed opportunity, one that Chrysalis will hopefully rectify within a few years.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Let Me Entertain You (05:55)
02. Let Love Be Your Energy (04:44)
03. We Will Rock You (01:19)
04. Monsoon (05:09)
05. Come Undone (05:34)
06. Me And My Monkey (07:21)
07. Hot Fudge (05:45)
08. Mr. Bojangles (05:25)
09. She’s The One (05:43)
10. Kids (07:21)
11. Better Man (02:11)
12. Nan’s Song (04:51)
13. Feel (05:17)
14. Angels (05:55)
Greatest Hits (2004)
A near-perfect look at the career of Britain’s brightest singles artist during the late ’90s and early 2000s, Robbie Williams’ Greatest Hits chronologically consolidates Williams’ canon of Top Tens — 19 of them in all, as of its release in late 2004. (Not all of his Top Ten singles are present, since the disc closes with a pair of new songs.) In the late ’90s, Robbie Williams proved that a pop artist with a dodgy artistic background — witness his membership in Take That — was still capable of joining the long line of British artists (T. Rex, Madness, Pet Shop Boys, Blur) who completely embraced danceable pop music without selling their souls in the bargain. Williams’ biggest up-tempo hits, “Millennium” and “Rock DJ,” were loved by middle-aged housewives and young teens alike (slightly less so by the latter, of course). Sugary and infectious but not disposable, they were made-to-order as great radio product, an art increasingly being lost. And as shown by “Angels,” the biggest hit of his career, Williams also had a winning way with balladry. He also forged a comfortable performing personality via his excitable, self-effacing cad who takes himself far too seriously and can get intensely emotional every now and then, but is usually good for a laugh. (See “Strong” for the details.) The two new tracks introduce Stephen Duffy — an original member of Duran Duran who later made his own name in the Lilac Time — as the replacement for Guy Chambers as Williams’ new producer/songwriter/contributor (of course, the two songs, “Radio” and “Misunderstood,” can’t help but sound weak in this context). Despite pop fans being sick of his omnipresence in British pop culture, history will likely be kind to Robbie Williams. After all, would a disposable pop artist quote Latin on the back of a CD booklet? (Granted, in typical Robbie fashion the epigraph translates as, “If it has tits or wheels, it will make life difficult.”)
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Old Before I Die (03:53)
02. Angels (04:27)
03. Let Me Entertain You (04:22)
04. Millennium (03:46)
05. No Regrets (04:43)
06. Strong (04:19)
07. She’s The One (04:19)
08. Rock DJ (04:16)
09. Kids (04:19)
10. Supreme (04:15)
11. Let Love Be Your Energy (04:06)
12. Eternity (05:00)
13. The Road To Mandalay (03:18)
14. Feel (03:43)
15. Come Undone (03:54)
16. Something Beautiful (04:01)
17. Sexed Up (04:10)
18. Radio (03:51)
19. Misunderstood (04:01)
Intensive Care (2005)
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The press playback of Robbie Williams’ eighth solo album was nothing if not a unique event. It was one of the great teeth-grinding, face-behind-a-cushion disasters of recent rock history, easily eclipsing Pete Doherty at Live 8, harking back to the great musical embarrassments of the 1980s: All About Eve forgetting to mime on Top of the Pops and the kid on Going Live! asking Five Star why they were “so fucking shit”.
Williams had spent the previous evening printing out old reviews we had written and going through the bits he didn’t like with a highlighter pen. He remonstrated about misinterpreted lyrics and accusations of singing flat. The hacks argued back, one on the not-unreasonable grounds that he hadn’t actually written the article Williams kept berating him for, the rest because they couldn’t understand how a man who has sold 35m albums, has Britain’s biggest-ever record deal and lives a life of unimaginable luxury and wall-to-wall shagging could possibly care that someone got the wrong end of the stick about the words of Hot Fudge.
But the evening confirmed two things about Britain’s biggest pop star. Firstly, Williams is now so successful no one is either able or willing to tell him what to do. Someone within his organisation must have realised the confrontational playback was a bad idea, but it still went ahead. Secondly, he clearly really cares what people think about him, to the point of seeming slightly crackers.
The former might give his record company pause at a critical juncture in his career. Intensive Care is his first album without longstanding co-writer Guy Chambers, and Williams’ choice of replacement can hardly have quelled their anxieties. Stephen Duffy is a fantastic songwriter, but his career is not one of untrammelled commercial triumph. He abandoned mid-1980s pop stardom to form a critically-revered, low-selling folk-rock band, the Lilac Time. Initially, it seemed that reckless spirit had rubbed off. Intensive Care’s first single, Tripping, is pretty skewed by mainstream standards, a melange of choppy ska guitars, falsetto vocals and Bollywood strings. The rest of Intensive Care, however, suggests that Williams’ need to be loved has overridden any desire to venture further leftfield.
Instead, he and Duffy have crafted a beautifully-turned pop-rock album that pricks the myth about Guy Chambers’ dominant role in Williams’ success. Make Me Pure and The Trouble With Me are every bit as beguiling and inclusive as Supreme or Feel. The ballad Advertising Space is so effective that they may as well cordon off the Christmas Number One spot now. Given that Duffy’s songwriting speciality is understated and affecting rather than brash and populist, it seems that Williams may have had more to do with the tracks that made him famous than was previously assumed. The lovely, lambent melodies of Advertising Space and The King of Bloke and Bird may well be Duffy, the Smiths-like guitar of Spread Your Wings and the autoharp on Please Don’t Die definitely is, but their epic qualities seem to stem entirely from Williams.
Intensive Care also reins in Williams’ worst excesses. If his talents as a lyricist have been overlooked, it may be because for every example of his facility with words – Strong, for example – he has written something trite and smug, like the horrible Handsome Man or Me and My Monkey. The latter category of lyric is noticeable by its absence from Intensive Care. Instead, there’s Spread Your Wings’ affecting eye for period detail: it remembers watching a teenage crush “jack her body to the sound of Oran ‘Juice’ Jones”.
Of course, whatever Williams’ songs purport to be about – everything from gangsters to the Human League’s 1986 hit Louise – they end up being about Robbie Williams. On Advertising Space, he can’t depict Elvis’s twilight years without making a priapic cameo appearance, lusting after Lisa Marie. He writes about a relative’s death from cancer, but his primary concern is “what on earth becomes of me?” From anyone else, this would count as solipsism. Taking into account the British public’s unending fascination with every aspect of Williams’ life, it seems a smart move.
It also means that the songs on Intensive Care avoid the usual pitfall encountered by artists who want to reach the back of immense sports arenas: the temptation to deal in lyrical platitudes, the kind of windy generalities that bedevilled Coldplay’s X and Y. It ends up that most unusual of things, a stadium rock album with a personality of its own.
Review by Alexis Petridis, Guardian
Tracklist:
01. Ghosts (03:42)
02. Tripping (04:36)
03. Make Me Pure (04:33)
04. Spread Your Wings (03:51)
05. Advertising Space (04:37)
06. Please Don’t Die (04:47)
07. Your Gay Friend (03:21)
08. Sin Sin Sin (04:09)
09. Random Acts Of Kindness (04:15)
10. The Trouble With Me (04:20)
11. A Place To Crash (04:34)
12. King Of Bloke And Bird (06:13)
Rudebox (2006)
The careers of most music celebrities are like passenger ships, able to steam along nearly indefinitely without the least chance of modifying course. With his work of the 21st century, Robbie Williams appeared to have set himself on a course that was guaranteed to keep him working for decades, remaining important to thousands of fans, but never varying from the type of adult alternative singer/songwriter material expected of him. Then came Rudebox, which proves he’s not that simple — or at least, not that satisfied with himself. It may be a good album because it says little about his inner life and emotional troubles, which are unceremoniously dropped in favor of hyper-sexualized or sarcastic dance music and ironic laugh-getters (“Make your body shake like you stood on a land mine,” “Dance like you just won at the Special Olympics”). It may be a good album because it has some of the best productions of his career, usually amped-up electro-disco from the duo Soul Mekanik or goofy hip-hop soul from Mark Ronson (which makes him come across as Justin Timberlake at some points and Gnarls Barkley at others). It’s certainly a good record in comparison to its two predecessors, which suffered from a lack of vitality. (For example, while 2005′s Intensive Care desultorily attempted to rewrite the Human League’s “Louise,” Rudebox simply covers the song, with much more feeling.) Compared to Escapology and Intensive Care, Rudebox is not only loose and fun but, for the first time in Williams’ career, receptive to outside help; aside from the producers, Lily Allen and the Pet Shop Boys make appearances, and Robbie covers songs from Manu Chao, Lewis Taylor, Stephen Duffy, and the indie band My Robot Friend. Not that the record is perfect; in fact, it has a few of the most embarrassing moments in Williams’ career. The lyrics occasionally devolve into hip-hop nonsense (“Got no strings, but I think with my ding-a-ling/Wu-Tang with the bling-bling, sing a song of Sing Sing”). “The 80s” is even worse, a nostalgic but monotone rap that oddly balances adolescent trauma and pop culture (“Auntie Jo died of cancer/God didn’t have an answer/Rhythm was a dancer”). Still, the next track after “The 80s” is “The 90s,” a surprisingly bewitching chronicle of his boy-band years from 1990 to 1995. The fact remains that every track here is better and more interesting than anything from the previous two LPs, despite the occasional embarrassing couplet or misguided musical idea.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Rudebox (04:45)
02. Viva Life On Mars (04:50)
03. Lovelight (04:02)
04. Bongo Bong And Je Ne T’aime Plus (04:48)
05. She’s Madonna (04:16)
06. Keep On (04:18)
07. Good Doctor (03:16)
08. The Actor (04:06)
09. Never Touch That Switch (02:46)
10. Louise (04:46)
11. We’re The Pet Shop Boys (04:56)
12. Burslem Normals (03:50)
13. Kiss Me (03:16)
14. The 80′s (04:17)
15. The 90′s (05:33)
16. Summertime (05:42)
17. Lonestar Rising / Dickhead (Japan Bonus Track) (09:04)
Reality Killed The Video Star (2009) Japanese Edition
In 1967, the Beatles were planning a new film. In search of a suitable script, they approached Joe Orton. He handed in a dark, lavishly camp farce called Up Against It, the plot of which variously required the Fab Four to become embroiled in a plan to assassinate the prime minister, cross-dress, be caught in flagrante and commit murder. Alas, the Beatles rejected Up Against It, Paul McCartney having smartly spotted that both the script and its author were “a bit gay”. “We didn’t do it because it was gay,” he explained. “We weren’t gay. Brian Epstein was gay. He and the gay crowd could appreciate it. It wasn’t that we were anti-gay,” he added. “It’s just that we, the Beatles, weren’t gay.”
Having established fairly thoroughly that they weren’t gay, the Beatles went on to make Yellow Submarine instead: not bad, but, no insurrectionist transvestite humping-and-murder-fest. Up Against It joined the pantheon of tantalising rock what-ifs, alongside the Rolling Stones’ film version of A Clockwork Orange, the acid house album Shane McGowan lobbied the Pogues to make, and Paddy MacAloon’s concept album about Michael Jackson.
To that illustrious list, we can now add the improbable name of Robbie Williams. In 2007, he apparently recorded an album he later described as “career suicide” and “Robbie’s gone mad music”, presumably a sonic expression of the period in which he grew a beard, put on weight, searched the California desert for aliens and helpfully began dressing as a pop star who’d gone crackers. It sounds fascinating, but instead, Williams opted to make his comeback with Reality Killed the Video Star, a Trevor Horn-produced album that, he notes, “ticks all the boxes”.
It certainly does. Williams and his songwriting team have recovered their ability to write ruthlessly effective radio-friendly songs. The album bulges with fantastic melodies and undemanding pop references: the opening Morning Sun nods to I Am the Walrus, You Know Me boasts a string arrangement based on John Barry’s Theme From Midnight Cowboy. Alas, Williams’s less lovable traits are also present and correct, among them his apparently irrepressible desire to release jokey novelty tracks – here represented by an entirely ghastly bit of cod cock-rock called Do You Mind? – and his penchant for groan-inducing wordplay, most of which doesn’t even count as punning, because puns are supposed to make sense. You listen to him singing “you would never be my trouble and strife, if I made you my Swiss army wife”, groan, then think: what’s that actually supposed to mean? Perhaps she’s good at getting stones out of horses’ hooves.
You might expect an album this musically surefooted to be triumphalist in tone, but Reality Killed the Video Star is more complicated and interesting than that. The lyrics tremble with uncertainty about Williams’s return. Morning Sun worries about reviews and star ratings. “Don’t call it a comeback,” pleads Last Days of Disco. A lovely, languid sigh of a song called Deceptacons touches on the beardy UFO-hunting years – it carries a definite hint of Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft – and their effect on perceptions of his sanity: “Well, he’s never been right.” On Starstruck and the brilliant electro-wriggle Difficult for Weirdoes, he aligns himself with society’s outsiders, including make-up-wearing teenage boys and, a little bafflingly, the Futurists.
You might reasonably suggest that the precise similarity between Robbie Williams and Filippo Marinetti is a trifle difficult to work out. You might also reasonably suggest that pop music has come to a pretty pass when Robbie Williams can present himself as some kind of leftfield artist. Nevertheless, he has a point. The pop stars that have emerged during his absence have tended to cleave to the US model: bland, orthodontically perfect, deprived of their personality via the complex surgical process known as media training. By contrast, Williams belongs to a grand, possibly dying, British tradition of flawed, wonky pop stars, people whose appeal rests at least partially on the fact that they appear to have ended up at the top of the charts almost despite themselves. In that light, Reality Killed the Video Star’s neurotic self-obsession seems not merely like honesty, but a rather canny move. Anyone can hire Trevor Horn and some crack writers and knock out an album of polished pop-rock, but perhaps only Robbie Williams would release an album of polished pop-rock consumed with angst, self-doubt and songs justifying his interest in extraterrestrial life forms. If it’s not as daring and confounding as the tantalising what-if of his abandoned career-suicide comeback album, it’s still a pretty unusual ploy given the current climate. Under the circumstances, it would seem churlish not to welcome him back.
Review by Alexis Petridis, Guardian
Tracklist:
01. Morning Sun (04:07)
02. Bodies (04:03)
03. You Know Me (04:21)
04. Blasphemy (04:19)
05. Do You Mind (04:06)
06. Last Days Of Disco (04:50)
07. Somewhere (01:02)
08. Deceptacon (05:01)
09. Starstruck (05:21)
10. Difficult For Weirdos (04:29)
11. Superblind (04:46)
12. Won’t Do That (03:38)
13. Morning Sun Reprise (01:24)
14. Arizona (Japan Bonus Track) (05:30)
In And Out Of Consciousness (2010) 3CD Deluxe Edition
A two-disc set that is expanded even further in accompanying CD/DVD editions, In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990-2010 presents, even in its most basic edition, no less than 39 examples of what made Robbie Williams a fascinating millennial superstar. Seemingly all things to all pop fans — ambitious and self-deprecating, sensitive and boorish, dynamic and introverted — Williams never lacked for people with a strong opinion of his work (although the number and force of the detractors seem at least equal to that of the supporters). Unlike his previous compilation, Greatest Hits, which was six years old in 2010, In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990-2010 presents a much richer picture of Williams’ discography. All the hits are here plus, for the first time, a wealth of album tracks capable of supplementing any casual fan’s understanding of what made Williams occasionally great, sometimes infuriating, and nearly always worth hearing. The collection proceeds from newest to oldest, beginning with a pair of new songs (both of which are Gary Barlow co-compositions; the two were famously at odds during their Take That days) and ending over two hours later with tracks from his debut album plus the Take That single “Everything Changes” from 1994. (The very unhappy Williams was invited to leave the group one year later, although Take That management contracts prevented him from releasing solo material for nearly two years.) The compilers have chosen well, taking slightly fewer songs from infamous duds like Escapology and Intensive Care (although those tracks appear on the first disc) and spending more time on his precocious, entertaining ’90s albums I’ve Been Expecting You and Life Thru a Lens (plus the non-album single “Freedom,” a George Michael cover that out-performed the original on the British charts). The compilation even finds time for four tracks from Swing When You’re Winning, his standards side project, and the new track from his previous Greatest Hits, “Eternity.” In the end, whether listeners want Greatest Hits or In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990-2010 (or the original albums themselves) will depend mostly on the amount of time and money they’re willing to spend, but In and Out of Consciousness certainly offers a full portrait of Robbie Williams, the greatest pop star of the ’90s and 2000s that few people appeared to respect but everyone enjoyed.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Shame (04:00)
02. Heart And I (04:41)
03. Morning Sun (04:06)
04. You Know Me (04:20)
05. Bodies (04:02)
06. She’s Madonna (04:00)
07. Lovelight (04:02)
08. Rudebox (03:47)
09. Sin Sin Sin (04:03)
10. Advertising Space (04:38)
11. Make Me Pure (03:48)
12. Tripping (04:03)
13. Misunderstood (04:00)
14. Radio (03:51)
15. Sexed Up (04:10)
16. Something Beautiful (04:01)
17. Come Undone (03:54)
18. Feel (03:41)
19. Mr Bojangles (03:20)
CD2:
01. I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen (03:15)
02. Somethin’ Stupid (02:51)
03. The Road To Mandalay (03:18)
04. Eternity (05:00)
05. Let Love Be Your Energy (04:04)
06. Supreme (04:15)
07. Kids (04:19)
08. Rock DJ (04:17)
09. It’s Only Us (02:51)
10. She’s The One (04:19)
11. Strong (04:19)
12. No Regrets (04:44)
13. Millennium (03:45)
14. Let Me Entertain You (04:23)
15. Angels (04:27)
16. South Of The Border (03:54)
17. Lazy Days (03:54)
18. Old Before I Die (03:53)
19. Freedom (04:18)
20. Everything Changes (03:35)
CD3:
01. Often (02:47)
02. Karaoke Star (04:07)
03. Toxic (03:48)
04. 1 Giant Leap feat. Robbie Williams & Maxi Jazz / My Culture (05:38)
05. Nobody Someday (02:53)
06. Get A Little High (03:54)
07. One Fine Day (03:35)
08. Coffee, Tea And Sympathy (04:35)
09. Do Me Now (03:17)
10. The Postcard (03:11)
11. Meet The Stars (04:27)
12. Don’t Stop Talking (04:46)
13. Don’t Say No (04:24)
14. Lonestar Rising (03:52)
15. Lola (04:11)
16. Mark Ronson feat. Robbie Williams / The Only One I Know (03:57)
17. Elastik (04:36)
18. Long Walk Home (05:12)
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The Travoltas – Endless Summer + Travoltas’ Party (2005) (2 on 1 Japan only compilation, DDCI-2016)
MP3 320Kbps | 77:31 min | 186 MB | Japan only 2 albums on 1 CD compilation / In-N-Out Records # DDCI-2016
Hailing from The Netherlands, The Travoltas were a poppunk band, combining the energy and power of punkrock with the melodies and harmonies of classic popbands like the Beach Boys and the Byrds. The band is often reffered to as “the Beach Boys of Punk Rock” or “a cross between the Ramones, the Beach Boys and Weezer”. Their trademark sound is in fact a combination of afore mentioned bands and 80′s powerpop (the Cars, Blondie) adding influences ranging from surf music to new wave. But the Travoltas sound more than straight Beach Boys with distorted guitars, and throw a little Weezer in for good measure… In result is something so unique and catchy, you can’t help but love it. Make no mistake, though, despite the killer vocal harmonies and keyboard work, these guys know how to Rock!
Here’s the Japan only compilation – 2 full length albums on 1 CD – reissue of Travoltas’ 2002s “Endless Summer” & 2003s “Travoltas Party”, so that you can use words like overwhelming, brilliant, awesome, astonishing, etc. But better adding just HITS,HITS,HITS – is all about that.
If The Netherlands seems like an unlikely point of origin for Travoltas — perhaps the world’s finest surf-punk band — it’s important to remember that Beach Boys and Descendents albums are available worldwide. Fusing elements of those influences to a sturdy rock charge, not unlike blink-182, this talented quintet, fronted by Perry Leenhouts, fires off roaring, airwave affable anthems in quick succession. “One for the Road” launches the disc by chronicling van life from tour stop to tour stop amid a powerful guitar attack. “I’m Sorry” puts the group’s most impressive asset — killer three-part harmonies — on display, while “Liv Tyler”, is a sunny ode to a starlet with an undeniable approach akin to pop/punk jokers Nerf Herder. If the title cut sees these Europeans longing to revisit the sandy shores of Southern California through an exhilarating, handclap propelled rocker, “Lori” is a timelessly structured love song with an edge. Anchored by the steadfast kit work of drummer Woody, and in the spirit of the Ramones under the guidance of Phil Spector, Travoltas’ musicianship is damn impressive. Succinctly put, in a perfect world, these lads would be chart-busters.
~ John D. Luerssen, all media guide
Dutch power pop band the Travoltas have long had an admiration for the Beach Boys, and it comes to fruition on this clever homage to the Beach Boys Party! album, right down to the facsimile graphics, which mimic the look of the original. The music here, in keeping with its model, is sunny, breezy, acoustic, and a whole lot of fun, with covers of Beach Boys’ hits like “Little Honda”, “Barbara Ann”, and “California Girls” fitting in well with Travoltas’ originals like “Endless Summer”. A cover of the title song from the movie That Thing You Do is a particular delight. Although some fans of the group’s electric side may be disappointed by this release, the casual feel and undeniable warmth of the project make it a welcome addition to the Travoltas’ discography.
~ Steve Leggett, all media guide
Tracklist:
01. One For The Road
02. Liv Tyler / listen
03. Let’s Go Away
04. Goodbye Randy
05. Lori
06. I’m Sorry
07. Norwegian Girl
08. Endless Summer
09. You And Me
10. Anywhere You Want To
11. Do The Gal-I-Gator
12. Little Honda
13. I Want To Believe
14. That Thing You Do / listen
15. Pray For Sun
16. One For The Road
17. Barbara Ann
18. Alright
19. Sorrow
20. Let’s Go Away
21. There Goes Marsha
22. Endless Summer
23. California Girls
24. Waimea
Tracks “1-10″ are from “Endless Summer” CD ’2002
Tracks “11-24″ are from “Travoltas’ Party” CD ’2003.
all tracks produced by Vince Koreman & Perry Leenhouts
This DCD compilation was mastered by Perry Leenhouts
More additional information read inside the booklet.
Original Release Date: 2002/2003
Japan Re-Release: September 21, 2005
Format: Original Recordings Reissued
Japanese 1st Sample Pressing
Label: In-N-Out Records
Catalog No.: DDCI-2016
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