Eponymous
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Much as the outtake and B-side collection Dead Letter Office anthologizes the many oddities of R.E.M., 1988's Eponymous is a document testifying to the astounding strength of their formative I.R.S. years. Eponymous reinforces the notion that the inchoate R.E.M. was a rare and brilliant gem of a group. While a somewhat brief CD, it provides quality listening from start to finish with hits such as "The One I Love," "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville," and "Driver 8" tucked amid the likes of an alternate take of "Finest Worksong" and the wonderfully mysterious "Gardening at Night." Especially noteworthy is the inclusion of the original seven-inch version of "Radio Free Europe," the band's 1981 release. --Lorry Fleming --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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- More Than in Name Only
- Eponymous in name only
- Great collection of R.E.M. classics
- Essentially a 'Best of' collection of REM
- Made me a convert
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Eponymous
R.E.M.
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ASIN: B000002UVY
Release Date: 1998-01-27 |
Tracks:
- Radio Free Europe (original Hib-Tone single)
- Gardening at Night (different vocal mix)
- Talk About the Passion
- So. Central Rain
- (Don't Go Back To) Rockville
- Can't Get There From Here
- Driver 8
- Romance
- Fall On Me
- The One I Love
- Finest Worksong (mutual drum horn mix)
- It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Amazon.com
Much as the outtake and B-side collection Dead Letter Office anthologizes the many oddities of R.E.M., 1988's Eponymous is a document testifying to the astounding strength of their formative I.R.S. years. Eponymous reinforces the notion that the inchoate R.E.M. was a rare and brilliant gem of a group. While a somewhat brief CD, it provides quality listening from start to finish with hits such as "The One I Love," "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville," and "Driver 8" tucked amid the likes of an alternate take of "Finest Worksong" and the wonderfully mysterious "Gardening at Night." Especially noteworthy is the inclusion of the original seven-inch version of "Radio Free Europe," the band's 1981 release. --Lorry Fleming
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The Best of the I.R.S. Years: Collector's Edition |
Fables of the Reconstruction |
Customer Reviews:
More Than in Name Only.......2006-09-28
'Eponymous' is R.E.M.'s conception of their greatest hits from their formidable years with IRS. It is admirable: It works well as a sampler; it adds to the experience with archival recordings that contrast from some of the originals; and it 'Documents' their growth and progression from their roots as a Southern college art band that helped create alternative rock before it became a word. The selections are fine, but they don't totally mesh together like their albums, and, though they don't spoil additional purchases for their original albums (which this reviewer believes are the best series since the Beatles) it doesn't flow or coalesce as well as their Warner Brothers' collection 'In Time, 1988-2003'.
Specifically, the punkier version of "Radio Free Europe" does "squish the [other] recording like a grape," as bassist Mike Mills renders it, but it doesn't make the 'Murmur' album version extraneous, either. All of the rest of the songs show a versatality these perfectionists mastered, including folk-rock "Talk About the Passion", New Wave ("Gardening at Night"), country-accented rock ("Don't Go Back to Rockville"), and, even jazzy music with guitar that has the trajectory of the Ramones ("Can't Get There from Here"). All in all, despite the particular criticisms, 'Eponymous' can jump start or cap off a fine R.E.M. C.D. collection.
Eponymous in name only.......2006-08-12
I want to start this review by saying that another reviewer called this album a waste to get, simply because all of the songs can be found other releases by R.E.M. This isn't a wholly true statement, though.
At the time he wrote that review, Eponymous was the only place where you could find the Hib-tone version of Radio Free Europe. That will change when R.E.M. releases a new I.R.S. years compilation a month from when this review was written. Now, the different vocal mix of Gardening At Night and the mutual drum-horn mix of Finest Worksong can be found on a couple of rare b-sides collections (namely "R.E.M. In The Attic" and "R.E.M. Singles Collected"), but the only other place you can find the song Romance is on the Made In Heaven soundtrack, which--as far as I know--has never been released on CD; only on cassette and vinyl.
So, with all that out of the way, I can move on. Eponymous was my first R.E.M. album ever. I found it one day in my brother's drawer, and I never looked back. This is a very good album for people who want to get familiar with pre-Warner Brothers R.E.M. stuff, but with that being said, it barely scratches the surface of their early work.
On the more technical side of things, the album suffers from many of the typical problems found in early CDs: not much bass, brittle treble, and rather poor dynamics. Be that as it may, it's still a good starting point for the uninitiated and a great collector's item for the die-hard fan.
Great collection of R.E.M. classics.......2006-08-11
While its always better to have each of the individual albums to get some of the deeper cuts. This disk has a great collection of R.E.M. classics.
Essentially a 'Best of' collection of REM.......2005-02-21
This CD is basically a compilation of the first 6 years of REM forming and producing records. So infact this is REM's early songs bundled in one friendly CD. Still enjoyable to listen too and yet a waste to get for all these songs can be found on other REM releases.
Made me a convert.......2005-01-15
Eponymous was the first R.E.M. album I purchased and it turned me into a loyal fan. I soon snatched up their entire back catalog and they were a significant part of my music listening life for years to come. That is about as good a tribute to an album I can give.
Of course, being a greatest hits compilation, all the songs here are great, but there are some alternative mixes here for fans who already have these songs on the studio releases. There is a different version of "Radio Free Europe" here although I like the one on Murmur better. The bass stands out more on the Murmur mix whereas the bass on this album's version is less prominent and seems to be covered up as well as some of the other sound details. I do prefer the different vocal mix to "Gardening at Night" than the one on Chronic Town. The Chronic Town version has very weak sounding vocals which had a negative effect on the song. The vocals here are a lot clearer so the song sounds much better. I disagree with the note on the record sleeve that the Eponymous version of "Finest Worksong" (the 12" and 7" version) is better than the original off Document. This mix has a horn section that I do not care for. A track that some R.E.M. fans may not have is "Romance." It is a very early track that surfaced on the "Made in Heaven" soundtrack (a film I have never heard of but it briefly plays this track). It turns out to be one of my favorite R.E.M. songs. The intense bass really drives the song and makes it unique. Eponymous is worth picking up for that track alone. Eponymous also includes interesting comments about each track.
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Eponymous: 1981-1983
The Alarm
Manufacturer: 21st Century UK
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00006JS1N
Release Date: 2002-09-03 |
Tracks:
- Unsafe Building [#]
- Up for Murder [#]
- Lie of the Land [#][Demo Version]
- Reason 41 [#][Demo Version]
- Deceiver [#][Demo Version]
- What Kind of Hell [#][Demo Version]
- Sixty Eight Guns [#][Demo Version]
- Marching On
- Lie of the Land [#]
- Across the Border [#]
- Stand
- Blaze of Glory [Long Version][#]
- Thoughts of a Young Man, Pt. 1 [#]
- For Freedom [Live][#]
- Reason 41 [Live][#]
- Deceiver [Live][#]
- Thrid Light [Live][#]
- Lie of the Land [Live][#]
- Legal Matter [Live][#]
- Marching On [Live][#]
- Stand [Long Version]
- Sixty Eight Guns [Single Version]
Product Description
Originally released on IRS records in 1983 as a five track EP, this album has never been released on CD before. Created to coincide with The Alarm's first ever tour of America with U2. The original 5 track EP was a collection of the band's first two IRS singles. The original EP sold over 250,000 vinyl units in the USA alone with 'The Stand' becoming the band's first bonafide hit record in the U.K.
'Eponymous' has been remastered by lead singer Mike Peters and collects all The Alarm's recorded material from the years 1981-1983 including their first ever self produced single 'Unsafe Building'. Previously unreleased demos recorded for EMI, 7 live tracks and the massive hit single version of '68 Guns'
This album contains 17 extra tracks 6 previously unreleased anywhere, 7 tracks previously unavailable on CD and 5 tracks never before available on an album. New and original artwork with 36 photographs (many unseen), complete lyrics and sleeve notes by the original members of The Alarm plus interactive programming information to play the album and singles in their original form.
Format: CD
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- More Than in Name Only
- Eponymous in name only
- Great collection of R.E.M. classics
- Essentially a 'Best of' collection of REM
- Made me a convert
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Eponymous
R.E.M.
Manufacturer: Mca
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ASIN: B000002O5O
Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Radio Free Europe (Original Hib-Tone Single)
- Gardening At Night (Different Vocal Mix)
- Talk About The Passion
- So. Central Rain
- (Don't Go Back To) Rockville
- Can't Get There From Here
- Driver
- Romance
- Fall On Me
- The One I Love
- Finest Worksong (Mutual Drum Horn Mix)
- It's The End Of The World As We Know It(And I...)
Amazon.com
Much as the outtake and B-side collection Dead Letter Office anthologizes the many oddities of R.E.M., 1988's Eponymous is a document testifying to the astounding strength of their formative I.R.S. years. Eponymous reinforces the notion that the inchoate R.E.M. was a rare and brilliant gem of a group. While a somewhat brief CD, it provides quality listening from start to finish with hits such as "The One I Love," "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville," and "Driver 8" tucked amid the likes of an alternate take of "Finest Worksong" and the wonderfully mysterious "Gardening at Night." Especially noteworthy is the inclusion of the original seven-inch version of "Radio Free Europe," the band's 1981 release. --Lorry Fleming
Amazon.com
R.E.M. Photos
More from R.E.M.
Lifes Rich Pageant |
The Best of the I.R.S. Years: Collector's Edition |
Fables of the Reconstruction |
Customer Reviews:
More Than in Name Only.......2006-09-28
'Eponymous' is R.E.M.'s conception of their greatest hits from their formidable years with IRS. It is admirable: It works well as a sampler; it adds to the experience with archival recordings that contrast from some of the originals; and it 'Documents' their growth and progression from their roots as a Southern college art band that helped create alternative rock before it became a word. The selections are fine, but they don't totally mesh together like their albums, and, though they don't spoil additional purchases for their original albums (which this reviewer believes are the best series since the Beatles) it doesn't flow or coalesce as well as their Warner Brothers' collection 'In Time, 1988-2003'.
Specifically, the punkier version of "Radio Free Europe" does "squish the [other] recording like a grape," as bassist Mike Mills renders it, but it doesn't make the 'Murmur' album version extraneous, either. All of the rest of the songs show a versatality these perfectionists mastered, including folk-rock "Talk About the Passion", New Wave ("Gardening at Night"), country-accented rock ("Don't Go Back to Rockville"), and, even jazzy music with guitar that has the trajectory of the Ramones ("Can't Get There from Here"). All in all, despite the particular criticisms, 'Eponymous' can jump start or cap off a fine R.E.M. C.D. collection.
Eponymous in name only.......2006-08-12
I want to start this review by saying that another reviewer called this album a waste to get, simply because all of the songs can be found other releases by R.E.M. This isn't a wholly true statement, though.
At the time he wrote that review, Eponymous was the only place where you could find the Hib-tone version of Radio Free Europe. That will change when R.E.M. releases a new I.R.S. years compilation a month from when this review was written. Now, the different vocal mix of Gardening At Night and the mutual drum-horn mix of Finest Worksong can be found on a couple of rare b-sides collections (namely "R.E.M. In The Attic" and "R.E.M. Singles Collected"), but the only other place you can find the song Romance is on the Made In Heaven soundtrack, which--as far as I know--has never been released on CD; only on cassette and vinyl.
So, with all that out of the way, I can move on. Eponymous was my first R.E.M. album ever. I found it one day in my brother's drawer, and I never looked back. This is a very good album for people who want to get familiar with pre-Warner Brothers R.E.M. stuff, but with that being said, it barely scratches the surface of their early work.
On the more technical side of things, the album suffers from many of the typical problems found in early CDs: not much bass, brittle treble, and rather poor dynamics. Be that as it may, it's still a good starting point for the uninitiated and a great collector's item for the die-hard fan.
Great collection of R.E.M. classics.......2006-08-11
While its always better to have each of the individual albums to get some of the deeper cuts. This disk has a great collection of R.E.M. classics.
Essentially a 'Best of' collection of REM.......2005-02-21
This CD is basically a compilation of the first 6 years of REM forming and producing records. So infact this is REM's early songs bundled in one friendly CD. Still enjoyable to listen too and yet a waste to get for all these songs can be found on other REM releases.
Made me a convert.......2005-01-15
Eponymous was the first R.E.M. album I purchased and it turned me into a loyal fan. I soon snatched up their entire back catalog and they were a significant part of my music listening life for years to come. That is about as good a tribute to an album I can give.
Of course, being a greatest hits compilation, all the songs here are great, but there are some alternative mixes here for fans who already have these songs on the studio releases. There is a different version of "Radio Free Europe" here although I like the one on Murmur better. The bass stands out more on the Murmur mix whereas the bass on this album's version is less prominent and seems to be covered up as well as some of the other sound details. I do prefer the different vocal mix to "Gardening at Night" than the one on Chronic Town. The Chronic Town version has very weak sounding vocals which had a negative effect on the song. The vocals here are a lot clearer so the song sounds much better. I disagree with the note on the record sleeve that the Eponymous version of "Finest Worksong" (the 12" and 7" version) is better than the original off Document. This mix has a horn section that I do not care for. A track that some R.E.M. fans may not have is "Romance." It is a very early track that surfaced on the "Made in Heaven" soundtrack (a film I have never heard of but it briefly plays this track). It turns out to be one of my favorite R.E.M. songs. The intense bass really drives the song and makes it unique. Eponymous is worth picking up for that track alone. Eponymous also includes interesting comments about each track.
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- ALBERT'S NEW WAVE OF METAL
- Moody, spooky-- and funny!
- SO SO
- Don't Waste Your Money
- The album title says it all
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Eponymous
Brain Surgeons
Manufacturer: Ripe & Ready Records
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ASIN: B000005X24
Release Date: 1994-10-04 |
Tracks:
- Language of Love
- Most Romantic Place In the World
- I Play The Drums
- Soul Jive
- Brain From Terra Incognita
- Love Potion #9
- Mad Dude
- Big Bang Theory
- Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
- (666) Devil Got Your Mother
- Name Your Monster
- Time Will Take Care Of You
Product Description
The album that launched Cellsum and the Brain Surgeons. Blue Oyster Cult co-founder Albert Bouchard and Deborah Frost, noted rock scribe in the words of the New York Times, trace the musical journey of Albert Bouchard between his last Blue Oyster Cult album, 1988's Imaginos, in 1988 and this 1994 release.
Customer Reviews:
ALBERT'S NEW WAVE OF METAL.......2004-09-04
It was my hope that Albert would form a band after his often stormy days with Blue Oyster Cult. He and his brother Joe were the songwriting nucleus of B.O.C. and it was a shame they and the Oyster Boys parted ways. Albert and goodwife Deborah win big musically with EPONYMOUS. I suppose that I PLAY THE DRUMS and L.P.#9 could have been deleted from this shiny mother pearl, if I had been in control. But Albert and whatever band he's in, does best on his own songs. It's good to see him and Deborah enlist a little help from their friends, such as Patti Smith and Richard Meltzer. MAD DUDE is my personal favorite in this album.
Moody, spooky-- and funny!.......1999-07-25
That Albert Bouchard is one spooky dude. First he writes & co-writes most of the early, deeply weird BLUE OYSTER CULT material. Then, at a point when B.O.C. fans were starved for new material, hits us with this. What a blast! From the melodic ("Language Of Love") to the funky ("Soul Jive") to jazzy ("Mad Dude") and back to horror-movie stuff ("666--Devil Got Your Mother"-- does the son of Satan REALLY look like John Denver??) and even, in a fit of pure Albert madness, RETRO ("Love Potion #9"-- in acapella!!). It doesn't get any cooler than this, folks! And let me not forget wife Deborah Frost. This lady has one SCARY voice!!! Take a listen to "Time Will Take Care Of You" (as she tells us "I am so BAAAAAAAAD!!!") and tell me what level of Hell she's standing in when she sings this.
THE BRAIN SURGEONS are up to their 5th CD so far-- and while my favorite song turned up on their 4th, they've yet to do a whole album I like more than this one. (But then Bouchard's stuff has a strange way of growing on me over the years...)
SO SO.......1999-07-03
This Blue Oyster Cult spin-off sounds suspiciously like Talking Heads meets Patty Smith. Hmmm? Funny at times (like Byrne), with clipped female vocals (a'la Smith), I wouldn't say it's bad, I wouldn't say it's good; I just wouldn't say. Pass.
Don't Waste Your Money.......1999-06-25
Sorry, folks. This album totally sucks. Gone is the mystique that characterized such great albums as "Imaginos," and the earlier lyrical/musical genius of Blue Oyster Cult. The remake of "Love Potion #9" just about made me puke. The only remarkable thing about this album is how completely awful it is, and I'm sorry I shelled out the money for it. It *IS* very aerodynamic, though, and as such, makes one helluva frisbee.
The album title says it all.......1998-08-29
An excellent album from a founding member of Blue Oyster Cult, Albert Bouchard. Most of the instruments are played by Albert and his wife Deborah Frost. Deborah has a great rock and roll voice, melodic and powerful. Like Bouchard's work for Blue Oyster Cult, the lyrics on this album are funny, twisted and curveball. The Brain Surgeons should be a huge band, but this album is very hard to find. There is no justice in pop music. Purchase this album, enjoy the music, and help restore the scales of justice.
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Eponymous
The Midway State
Manufacturer: Equator Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000HN338Q
Release Date: 2006-11-13 |
Tracks:
- Met A Man On Top The Hill
- Change For You
- Unaware
- Nobody Understands
- Million Fireflies
Album Details
The Midway State is the Newest Discovery of Juno Award Winning Song-writer and Producer Gavin Brown (Billy Talent, Three Days Grace, Tea Party). Fronted by Charismatic 19 Year Old Hearthrob Nathan Ferraro, the Midway State Has Hardly Gotten Started and Already They've Drawn Diverse but Impressive Comparisons Ranging from Coldplay and Peter Gabriel to Maroon Five and the Fray. The Self Titled Debut EP is Obviously Unique Yet Immediately Accessible and Brings Familiarity to a Genuinely Fresh Sound. It's Obvious to Anyone who Has Ever Seen Or Heard this Band that There's Something Special and Compelling About Them, but We'll Let You Be the Judge.
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- The Hip Hop Heeb Invasion
- Phat Hip Hop and that's that!
- Good, but check out Hip Hop Hoodios or Blood of Abraham for real Jewish hip-hop
- Better than most hip hop
- Chutzpah is Da Bomb!
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Eponymous
Chutzpah
Manufacturer: Jmg / Jewish Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000BO0LO0
Release Date: 2005-11-22 |
Tracks:
- Super Jew
- Old School Jew
- Dr. Dreck
- Yiddish
- MC Meshugenah
- The Shtetl
- Curse of the Blessing
- Chanukah's Da Bomb
- Tsuris
- Shiksa Goddess
- Mishpucha
- Ask the Rabbi
- Da Lost Tribe (Hidden Track)
Album Description
The wait is over! The Hip-Hop phenomenon known as Chutzpah has risen from the streets of Los Angeles to take over mainstream America. The CD features 12 fresh jams plus *1 hidden track. The booklet includes a complete Chutzpah 162 word Jewish/Yiddish glossary and a foreword written by the Queen Of Punk, Debbie Harry! A 22 minute DVD is also available (?Chutzpah, This Is??). See why Chutzpah is quickly becoming the most influential and imitated new Hip-Hop group in the world!
Customer Reviews:
The Hip Hop Heeb Invasion.......2006-03-27
Finally-an album that explains the Jewish experience in less than 48 minutes! My visits to Schul and the Chabad mobile with the giant menorah could have never let me in the way this album did. I highly recomend it to the goyim, that like myself, were not too thrilled about the trimming session with the moyel to seal the deal.
If you don't know what I am talking about you have to get this CD because it has a 160 word Jewish glossary that explains it all! Mazel tov Chutzpah!
Phat Hip Hop and that's that!.......2006-03-26
I've had this album in heavy rotation now for a couple of months. The first thing I notices was that the music was sonically big and the beats were legit and reaqlly interesting in an "OG" kind of way. The more I listened, the more it grew on me. Though I convinced myself I wouldn't get the "Jewish" lyrics, I definitely sold myself short. This album is NOT just for Jews. In fact, I would almost say it's more for non Jews. Now, after some review, I wouold say this albun is for anyone who likes good music. There are phat beat and catchy hooks. What more could you want?
Good, but check out Hip Hop Hoodios or Blood of Abraham for real Jewish hip-hop.......2006-01-06
Don't get me wrong, I dig these cats from Chutzpah and what they're doing. There are definitely some pretty funny rhymes here, and "Chanukah Is Da Bomb" is catchy.
But unfortunately, Chutzpah also follows the lengthy trail of Jewish hip-hop parody (see 2 Live Jews, M.O.T., 50 Shekel, etc). If you want to hear real Jewish hip-hop that isn't so much parody, but creative and offering a real cultural twist to the hip-hop genre, check out Latino-Jewish crew Hip Hop Hoodios new album "Agua Pa' La Gente" or Eazy-E protegees Blood of Abraham, whose album 'Eye Dollar Tree' was recently re-issued.
Better than most hip hop.......2005-12-17
Finally some hip hop that isn't all about bling, the Amex Black card and calling woman bad names. Though it's technically Jewish, it's just plain old good, thumpin' hip hop. I am not Jewish and still love it...it's in heavy rotation in my iPod now. These guys are as good (or better) as anyone out there.
Chutzpah is Da Bomb!.......2005-12-13
Authentic hip hop grooves, catchy tunes, a sense of humor, and Jewish Pride make this CD a perfect Chanukah gift for my Jewish friends and some of my hip hop ones as well. I really got into the music which is sort of like "eminem" sideways, 70s funk - especialy "Sly and the Family Stone" and even a little "Sugar Hill Gang" fun for the whole family..I mean "mishpucha."
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Eponymous
Spankbaby
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000FTANU8
Release Date: 2006-01-31 |
Tracks:
- One Thing
- All Mine
- Endless Crowd
- Don't Rob Me
- Take Me Back
- Crazy
- I Believe
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Evett-Vigroux
Ned Evett , and Franck Vigroux
Manufacturer: D'AUTRES CORDES
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00022VMAS
Release Date: 2003-09-02 |
Tracks:
- Je Me Suis Noy
- Doc Hanna's Blues
- Submarines
- Burning Man
- Frosty Roostertail
- Never Stayed in One Place
- My Confortable Bed
- Oh No
- Radio de Poche
- Over Me
- Albatross
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- Can I just say... THESE GUYS ROCK!!!
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Eponymous
Soul System
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00005RRMU
Release Date: 2001-11-13 |
Tracks:
- Brand New Heart
- Don't Wanna Know
- Celebrate Tonight
- Heaven
- We Belong Together
- Stereophonic
- Faded
- Lies
- Pretention
- So Lonely
Customer Reviews:
Can I just say... THESE GUYS ROCK!!!.......2001-12-10
And I'm not saying this because they're friends of mine. They really do rock! Has to be one of the best CDs I've bought this year. Lots of driven guitar, funky bass and drums and smooth lyrics make for one great album. Favourite tracks have to be "Faded", "Heaven", "Stereophonic", "Don't Wanna Know" (track #2!) and of course the kickin' cover of The Police's "So Lonely". If you live in the Tampa Bay area... go check out Soul System sometime. You'll be glad you did. I know I was!
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Eponymous
Hoover Manoeuvres
ProductGroup: Music
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Pop Rock
| Pop
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ASIN: B000G8PHNQ
Release Date: 2006-04-18 |
Tracks:
- Remedy
- Any Way
- Take Your Time
- Say It Now
- Taboo
- Cornfed
- If You Leave Her
- Slip Away
- Shout Down the Silence
- Funk Nubbin
- Good Times
- Now Is the Time
- Clear Blue Sky
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- Exile in Guyville
- Extreme Honey: The Very Best of Warner Brothers Years
- Fables of the Reconstruction
- Feelings
- File Under: Easy Listening
- Girl Friend
- Good
- Good Stuff
- Gordon
- Greatest
Music
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Steelyard Blues (1973 Film) [Soundtrack]
Works Of Jane Austen 2 [Box set]
Young Aphoridtes
Burn
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Worship from Denmark [Live]
Ziegfeld Follies of 1936
Zodiac: Cancer
Who Killed the Zutons? [Import]
Victorian Harp
Workin' With The Miles Davis Quintet
West Coast Time
Wilfrido Vargas & Sandy Reyes
Sex and Drugs and Jesus Christ
Ray Charles and Betty Carter/Dedicated to You
