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On this CD:
1. Nocturne With and Without Memory, version for piano solo
Composed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Performed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
2. Country Boy Country Dog, for audiotape Excerpt
Composed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Performed by Blue" Gene Tyranny, Timothy Buckley
3. The Intermediary, procedural score, realization for piano, synthesizer & playback
Composed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Performed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
4. The Intermediary, procedural score, realization for piano, synthesizer & playback Excerpt
Composed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Performed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
5. The Crack of Dawn, 4 pieces for a film by Phil Makanna for synthesizers & piano
Composed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Performed by Blue" Gene Tyranny
Editorial Reviews
Kyle Gann, The Village Voice
"Blue Gene Tyranny is the Mozart of his generation, an improvisor -- neither jazz nor classical but both - congenitally incapable of hitting an infelicitous note."
Album Description
Some of Blue Gene Tyranny's greatest keyboard works/performances: Five Takes On the Nocturne With and Without Memory (commissioned by Lois Svard); The Country Boy Country Dog Intro (excerpt); The Intermediary Following Traces Of The Song; The Intermediary with A Rendition Of Stardust (excerpt); and Sunrise or Sunset in Texas (from Philip Makanna's film, The Crack of Dawn).
Free Delivery, Music, Blue" Gene Tyranny, Classical, Electronic, Electronic/Computer/Tape Music, Film, Film Music, Keyboard, Minimalism, Music for Tape/Electronics and Live Performer(s), Nocturne for Keyboard, Orchestral & Symphonic
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- It's not worth the asking price!
- What Was To Come And What May Have Been
- it's just so wonderful, i can't believe it myself.
- Great stuff
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Rural Free Delivery
Whiskeytown
Manufacturer: Mood Food Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
 General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Alt-Country & Americana
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
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ASIN: B000003P1M
Release Date: 1997-05-06 |
Tracks:
- Take Your Guns To Town
- Nervous Breakdown
- Tennessee Square
- Captain Smith
- Macon, Georgia County Line
- Pawn Shop Ain't No Place For A Wedding Ring
- Oklahoma
- Angels Are Messengers From God
Amazon.com
Though the Raleigh, North Carolina, band opposed the release of this collection of early demos by its original label, Rural Free Delivery is a worthwhile document in that it shows that leader Ryan Adams's songwriting talent was obvious even in the earliest stages of the band's existence. Just 20 years old at the time of these recordings, Adams was already turning out uncommonly compelling country ballads such as "Angels Are Messengers from God" (a later version of which showed up on a 7-inch EP) and "Pawn Shop Ain't No Place for a Wedding Ring," which showcases the haunting harmonies of Adams and fiddler Caitlin Cary. A brilliant honky-tonk reworking of Black Flag's "Nervous Breakdown," meanwhile, revealed an equally significant side of the band's budding personality. --Peter Blackstock
Customer Reviews:
It's not worth the asking price! .......2005-06-05
Okay, one star isn't fair-- it's about 2.5 or 3 stars really, but I really want to discourage anyone from buying it thinking that it's like some incredible "long lost treasure from Ryan Adam's past."
Let me preface this with the standard "I'm a HUGE Ryan Adams fan!"
I bought it back when it was about 10 bucks a pop, didn't like it then and ended up selling it back to the CD store. Then I saw that it was out of print and saw the prices climbing so I bought it again for about 24 bucks. Then I went home and listened to it again and remembered why I had sold it in the first place.
Some of the songs can be found on Faithless Street. The only song worth mentioning that you might not be able to get anywhere else is "Pawnshop Ain't No Place for a Wedding Ring" which is the only song that could fall under that "lost treasure" category. But $35 for one song? Jar Jar says: Meesa Nosa Thinka So!"
What Was To Come And What May Have Been.......2003-07-08
Discredited by Ryan Adams and released despite his objections, "Rural Free Delivery" is an irreplaceable document of early greatness from new Mtv heartthrob David Ryan Adams. This album, recorded only weeks after forming in the the spring/summer of 1995, was part of the first recordings of Whiskeytown, from which their first four- song 7 inch EP was released that same year on Mood Food Records. Despite the rudimentary budget and local hometown studio production, this album sounds great. It is raw, emotional, and often genius in its arrangements and minimalist approach. The live recording sound fits perfectly, and had any polish been applied to these songs, it would have undeniably killed everything beautiful and perfect within these eight songs.
The eight songs included here flow into one another seamlessly, with the possible exception of "Oklahoma", which is good- but seems a bit out of place alongside the other seven here. Taking that song alone out, "Angels Are Messengers From God" works well as an album closer and segues nicely from "Pawn Shop".
As I mentioned, there are many moments of brilliance here. One in particular is the hard- driving acoustic bravado of "Macon, Georgia County Line". This song is pretty obviously a one- take live recording. The brilliance is just how perfectly it works in that context, and how stale of a song it would be in any other. Ryan's handclaps and the giddy enthusiasm of his vocals make this a brilliant song here. The harmonies he shares with Caitlin Cary on the "chorus" are also especially compelling as he really stretches out the gorgeous tone of his voice.
Another great turn is the song "Captain Smith", a rocking, fiddle-charged country stomp about the sinking of the Titanic. Adams employs an offbeat vocal, sounding as though he has a nasty sinus cold, but it compliments the subject matter of the song and the rapid- fire delivery he employs in keeping up with the manic tempo of the tune. The thing that puts it over the top and transcends the entire piece is Caitlin's gorgeous fiddle solo where you would have expected an electric guitar lead. It is a moment that can give you goosebumps for sure- it still does to me.
After all these years and Whiskeytown having come and gone, there is a certain sadness attached to this, and even Whiskeytown's next two masterpieces as well. You cannot help but think of the potential here, and how it came and went so quickly. With Ryan having now sold himself to commercialization and cool, it is difficult to listen to this great record now without feeling a bit betrayed and resentful. I can only hope that Mr. Adams will get over himself someday and release the vaults other great material recorded around this same period such as the early live favorite "Bastards I used To Know", among others. According to Ryan's own estimation, there are upwards of 60 or so recorded songs unreleased and if he cares the least bit anymore about what the music of Whiskeytown means to people- he would do us all a great favor by just putting it out as is for all to enjoy.
I highly recommend this as a first introduction to the greatness that was Whiskeytown. For people just finding out about the band, it is best to start in order and begin here. It lays all its cards on the table and invites you take a seat. And I guaranty if you appreciate heartfelt music of integrity and emotional grit you will never want to get up from that table.
it's just so wonderful, i can't believe it myself........2000-04-30
Now, I at first was a bit skeptical. A friend's mom had given me the record after hearing that I was going through an "alt-coutry phase" and decided i would be a good person to throw her copy at. According to her, it was just a little too country for her taste. That kind of scared me since i also felt that i had a low tolerance level for country (and yet, i am quite the avid uncle tupelo/wilco/son volt fan...) so i was skeptical. i listened through it one time, and laughed. Then i put it away and didn't listen to it again for about a month. When i did, i realized that it was just that absolute most wonderful thing ever. The songs are heartfelt, written well, and carried out with finesse that only a well rounded and truly talented group could have recorded these. Just absolutely wonderful. Too country? It's good stuff.
Great stuff.......1999-09-07
This is country rock that actually rocks while never betraying the spirit of the best country records. While the versions of some of these songs may be even better on "Faithless Street", these versions shine, too. And it's so cool to hear a cover of Black Flag's "Nervous Breakdown" that loses none of its energy in the translation to twang.
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Free Delivery
Steve Geyer
Manufacturer: Navarre Corporation/
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Gospel
| Christian & Gospel
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00000E8I2
Release Date: 1992-09-11 |
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Free Delivery
Manufacturer: Star Song Communications
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000AL5DFG |
Customer Reviews:
Comedy Set.......2005-09-25
This 1992 release catches Steve's wit and wisdom before the crowd at King's Place in Cleveland.
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In the Light
Jill Marie Lammers
Manufacturer: Crow Caw Record
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Folk
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000BMYUTO
Release Date: 2003-11-25 |
Tracks:
- Dancing Girl
- Old Wood
- Down the Road
- Goin' Home
- Perfect World
- Dreamcast
- Shoshonee
- Straight Ahead
- Surrender
Product Description
Blonde Redhead - Misery is a butterfly;
Electrelane - Only one thing is needed;
Gloden Virgins - Renaissance Kid;
Mclusky - She Will only Bring you happiness;
The Cult - Wildflower;
Oceansize - One day all this could be yours;
Young Heart Attack - Misty Row;
Peaches - Kick It (Featuring Iggy Pop);
Ratatat - Seventeen Years;
Mark Lanegan Band - Methamphetamine Blues;
Mojave 3 - Too Many Mornings;
The Mountain Goats - Letter From Belgium;
Rachel Goswell - Gather me up;
Pixies - Hear comes your man;
Lisa Gerrard and Patrick Cassidy - Sailing to byzantium
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Free Delivery
Manufacturer: Lovely Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Nocturnes
| Short Forms
| Forms & Genres
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Symphonies
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| New Age
| Styles
| Music
Electronica
| Dance & DJ
| Styles
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Minimal Techno
| Techno
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| Music
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| Soundtracks
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General
| Soundtracks
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ASIN: B00000INRT
Release Date: 1990-06-01 |
Tracks:
- Five Takes On the Nocturne With and Without Memory (20:46)
- The Country Boy Country Dog Intro (excerpt) (:39)
- The Intermediary Following Traces of The Song (18:46)
- The Intermediary with a Rendition of Stardust (excerpt) (8:29)
- Sunrise or Sunset in Texas (4:05)
Album Description
Some of Blue Gene Tyranny's greatest keyboard works/performances: Five Takes On the Nocturne With and Without Memory (commissioned by Lois Svard); The Country Boy Country Dog Intro (excerpt); The Intermediary Following Traces Of The Song; The Intermediary with A Rendition Of Stardust (excerpt); and Sunrise or Sunset in Texas (from Philip Makanna's film, The Crack of Dawn).
Average customer rating:
- Great music with a message.
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Peace Will Come
Robert R. Perkinson
Manufacturer: God Talks
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
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| Easy Listening
| Pop
| Styles
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Christian Contemporary Music
| Christian & Gospel
| Styles
| Music
General
| Country
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
General
| Pop
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00005V8Q1
Release Date: 2002-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Same Old Pain
- A Light Up Ahead
- Leroy's Last Breath
- Broken Wings
- Remember
- God I Know I Have Failed You
- Follow Me
- That Old Church Is Warm
- Nobody Knows But Me
- Jesus Was Smiling That Day
- Peace Will Come
- This Is The Blood
Album Description
God spoke to the leader of this band and told him to tell the world that God is talking in a new way. He has written a book, God Talks To You, and has a website to teach people how to hear God's voice. The CD is composed of words given by God to his children. Listen to the words over and over again and let the words sink into your soul.
Customer Reviews:
Great music with a message........2002-01-30
The words and music of this CD spoke to my heart. I am not a religious person but the message was so personal and intimate--it seemed to be written specifically for me. It spoke to my life and my pain. Listening to the CD I became aware that there is a God and he loves me. Robert Perkinson has written a book called God Talks To You and has a website .... If they are anything like the CD they are going to be life changing.
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Come on Home
Manufacturer: Rural Free Delivery
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000CAG52U
Release Date: 2004-07-13 |
Tracks:
- Good Times
- Billy's Blues
- Black Cat's In Love
- Went To The Mountain
- In The Middle Of The Night
- Blue
- Ms. Modeen
- Big Brother
- The Protest Song
- Meg & Al (The Picnic Song)
- Come On Home
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Rural Free Delivery
Eric Weissberg & Deliverance
Manufacturer: Warner Bros.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Folk
| Styles
| Music
General
| Bluegrass
| Country
| Styles
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Contemporary
| Bluegrass
| Country
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00004TXRI |
Tracks:
- Uncle Pen
- Hard Hearted
- Thanks for Being You
- Somewhere in Time
- Concrete Canyon Boogie
- Ride in the Country
- Scalded Cat
- Lend Me Your Heart
- Blessed Is the Man
- Opening Day
- Till the End of the World
Album Description
Japanese only reissue of the classic folk album originally released in 1973. Tracks include 'Uncle Pen', 'Hard Hearted'& 'Thank's For Bein' You And Lovin' Me'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.
Customer Reviews:
Stupendous.......2003-07-29
I've listened to this album a zillion times since a friend and I heard "Lend Me Your Heart" playing on the radio. The DJ was a friend so I later asked who did the song and then acquired the album. It became an all time favorite of mine and anyone that I played it for, at least until it literally wore out. A rare album, a truly great album, from rockin' bluegrass to country, this multi-leveled album belongs in your collection. Weissberg's only real album, the whole band is involved and in the writing and singing making it a truly "balanced" record. This album is an absolute classic!
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