Lights Out [Clean]

1. Watch Them People (Intro)

2. Get off the Corner

3. On the Grind

4. Hit U Up - The Hot Boys, Lil Wayne

5. Everything

6. F**K Wit Me Now

7. Lil One - Big Tymers, Lil Wayne

8. Break Me Off - Big Tymers, Lil Wayne, Unplugged

9. Skit

10. Wish You Would

11. Grown Man

12. Shine - The Hot Boys, Lil Wayne

13. Jump Jiggy

14. Realized

15. Blues

16. Let's Go - Big Tymers, Lil Wayne

17. Biznite

18. Act a A** - B.G., Lil Wayne

19. Beef

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Lights Out [Clean]

Average customer rating: amazing collection from the greatest band ever Rare Nirvana Incredible for sheer variety Stellar Collection Of Rarities In High-Quality Sound . . . Nirvana box set

With The Lights Out Nirvana Manufacturer: Geffen Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Grunge | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music General | Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music Similar Items: MTV Unplugged in New York (Nirvana) In Utero Incesticide Nirvana - Live! Tonight! Sold Out! Journals ASIN: B00065XJ4S Release Date: 2004-11-23

Tracks:

1. Heartbreaker (Live, 1987)
2. Anorexorcist (Radio Performance, 1987)
3. White Lace And Strange (Radio Performance, 1987)
4. Help Me I'm Hungry (Radio Performance, 1987)
5. Mrs. Butterworth
6. If You Must
7. Pen Cap Chew
8. Downer (Live, 1988)
9. Floyd The Barber (Live, 1988)
10. Raunchola/Moby Dick (Live, 1988)
11. Beans (Solo Acoustic, 1988)
12. Don't Want It All
13. Clean Up Before She Comes
14. Polly
15. About A Girl
16. Blandest
17. Dive
18. They Hung Him On A Cross
19. Grey Goose
20. Ain't It A Shame
21. Token Eastern Song
22. Even In His Youth
23. Polly

Tracks:

1. Opinion
2. Lithium
3. Been A Son
4. Sliver
5. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
6. Pay To Play
7. Here She Comes Now
8. Drain You
9. Aneurysm
10. Smells Like Teen Spirit
11. Breed
12. Verse Chorus Verse
13. Old Age
14. Endless, Nameless
15. Dumb
16. D-7
17. Oh The Guilt
18. Curmudgeon
19. Return Of The Rat
20. Smells Like Teen Spirit

Tracks:

1. Rape Me
2. Rape Me
3. Scentless Apprentice
4. Heart Shaped Box
5. I Hate Myself And I Want To Die
6. Milk It
7. M.V.
8. Gallons Of Rubbing Alcohol Flow Through The Strip
9. The Other Improv
10. Serve The Servants
11. Very Ape
12. Pennyroyal Tea
13. Marigold
14. Sappy
15. Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam
16. Do Re Mi
17. You Know You're Right
18. All Apologies

Amazon.com

Nirvana may have been the biggest thing in the music world in the early '90s, but the trio maintained an uncommon devotion to core fans who knew them when they were still sleeping in a van. Fending off the adoration of punk-rock dabblers in the media and their audience while simultaneously welcoming stalwart underground-music supporters, Kurt Cobain did things on his own terms--until it all came crashing down. A decade after Cobain's 1994 suicide and the band's demise, With the Lights Out remains true to the ethos that defined the band and the alt-rock revolution that rose and fell with them.

Eschewing the standard hits-sprinkled-with-rarities mix, this lovingly compiled three-CD, one-DVD collection is made up almost entirely of previously unreleased selections. The handful of previously heard tracks are obscurities along the lines of the group's cover of "Here She Comes Now," recorded for a 1990 indie-rock tribute to the Velvet Underground. But it's not the B-sides and compilation oddities that define this idiosyncratic set; rather, its spirit is captured in the bedroom demos, radio performances, and sloppy amateur video recordings that catch Cobain and cohorts developing from just another punk- and metal-inspired bunch of grunge rockers pounding away in the bass player's mom's living room into a band that defined an era. --Steven Stolder

Album Description

The box set spans Nirvana's entire career, from a recording of Led Zeppelin's "Heartbreaker" at the band's first show in 1987 to solo acoustic performances from singer-guitarist Kurt Cobain in 1994. With The Lights Out features a 60-page color booklet with rare photos and liner notes by Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and writer Neil Strauss. The three CDs, arranged largely chronologically contains home and rehearsal demos, including for "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (whose lyric "With the lights out" provides the set's title), "Rape Me," "Heart Shaped Box" and a trio penned by legendary bluesman Leadbelly. Heard in the 12 previously unreleased solo acoustic tracks are such gems as "All Apologies," "Lithium" and "Sliver." Six previously unreleased radio performances range from "Anorexorcist" in 1987 to "Dumb" in 1991 (two years before it was on 1993's In Utero). Along with the remaining debuts are a handful of earlier issued, though rare, b-sides and demos as well as the original Butch Vig mix of "Smells Like Teen Spirit." Highlighted on the With The Lights Out DVD is a previously unreleased video of nine songs performed in 1988 at bassist Krist Novoselic's mother's house in Aberdeen, Washington; the rare "In Bloom" Sub Pop music video, and 10 never-before-seen live performances. Noteworthy among them are debut renditions of "Pennyroyal Tea", "Smells Like Teen Spirit" both from early 1991. Also premiering is an unlikely performance of Jacques Brel and Rod McKuen's "Seasons In The Sun" shot at a Rio de Janeiro studio.

Customer Reviews:

amazing collection from the greatest band ever.......2007-07-25

This collection of Nirvana's greatest music follows the band from their beginning to end. This is a must own for anyone who likes nirvana.

Rare Nirvana.......2007-06-19

This was the Box Set that Nirvana fans had been waiting for. With it's release they were not disappointed. The Box Set is arranged chronologically, with demos, song outtakes, and studio mixes from Nirvana's career. My personal highlights include the Leadbelly cover Ain't It a Shame, the Nevermind Outakes of Old Age and Verse, Chorus Verse, and the last demo ever recorded by Cobain called Do Re Mi. Some of this makes you realize that some of Cobain's strongest work was never released. Old Age had top 40 potential if it would have been completed. Do Re Mi has a beautiful melody and beatleesque tone. My only regret is that some of the demos did not belong on here due to their roughness. This space might have been better filled perhaps with Nirvana's radio performances or concert performances. The DVD also contained rare Nirvana footage. However, I was disappointed it didn't contain more of Nirvana's T.V. performances or scenes from their In Utero tour. Overall this is a great resource for any Nirvana fan who wants to dig deeper into this band.

Incredible for sheer variety.......2007-05-06

I like the demos a lot, I am a songwriter myself and they remind me that even Kurt Cobain figured out his songs on his own. As far as some having a problem with no b sides, most of the B sides you wanted are on this! Including D-7, Even In His Youth, I Hate Myself And I Want To Die, Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol, Marigold, Moist Vagina, Curmudgeon, Verse Chorus Verse, Aneurysm, with the only missing songs being Spank Thru and You Know You're Right (Which I'll admit is no good that the only way you can have that song is by buying the greatest hits collection). In the Butch Vig Teen Spirit Version the guitar sounds much more like the guitars of Garbage (Vig's band) than the raw visceral guitar on the Nevermind recording.

While a B side collection would be an excellent companion piece to the Greatest Hits collection and it would be great if the company would make one, these are now probably my favorite Nirvana discs I own for the sheer rawness of the recordings. Nirvana was a big fan of minimalism, and while I do not like every track, the Sage covers, Sappy, Oh The Guilt, the Here She Comes Now cover, and the White Lace And Strange cover (Proving once and for all that Cobain could actually play guitar), are some of my favorite Nirvana tracks ever.

Stellar Collection Of Rarities In High-Quality Sound . . ........2007-05-04

this says it best. three discs of previously hard-to-find Nirvana b-sides
and rarities all mastered in high-quality sound. most of these tracks were
only available on the Outcesticide releases in the '90s (with poor sound quality and terribly overpriced). at the time, this is the only access we
had to any Nirvana material of this type. most of us could not get enough of this band back in the day, so we would pay whatever we had to get it.
the first three discs are a collection of live, b-side and rare tracks in chronological order (for the most part) and the fourth disc is a DVD of
the band in December 1988 (with former drummer Chad Channing) practicing
at Chris Novoselic's house (bet his mother wasn't happy) with a Sub Pop video of "In Bloom" and other greatness. i have owned this for over two
years now, and at least one of these discs rarely ever leave my CD changer. very enjoyable. if you're even a moderate fan, get this, it is worth it !!!

Nirvana box set.......2007-03-22

Well I got this for a gift for my daughter who is a fan and she says its great!

Average customer rating: Dark but Strong Farewell! A sombre masterpiece Just The Best Was this really Richard and Linda's best? Great folk rock album

Shoot Out the Lights Richard & Linda Thompson Manufacturer: Hannibal ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music British Folk | Traditional British & Celtic Folk | Folk | Styles | Music General | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Hannibal Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music General | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music Folk Rock | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music Singer Songwriters | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music Singer-Songwriters | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music $8.99 and Under | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Pop | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Alternative Rock | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music $8.99 and Under | Prices | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Rumor and Sigh The Best of Richard & Linda Thompson: The Island Records Years Sweet Warrior Mock Tudor Liege & Lief ASIN: B000000612 Release Date: 1991-07-01

Tracks:

1. Don't Renege On Our Love
2. Walking On A Wire
3. Man In Need
4. Just The Motion
5. Shoot Out The Lights
6. Back Street Slide
7. Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed?
8. Wall Of Death

Amazon.com essential recording

Real life intruded on Richard and Linda Thompson and turned Shoot Out the Lights into a harrowing masterpiece. The collection was difficult to create. Tracks from an aborted first attempt to record the album ended up on the Richard Thompson anthology Watching the Dark and the history of Linda Thompson Dreams Fly Away. It also became their final record together, lending extra poignance to such classically grim Richard Thompson titles as "Did She Jump or Was She Pushed" and "Wall of Death." The combination of Richard's inventive guitar work; his ragged vocals; and Linda's fragile, beautiful singing, all suffocatingly emotional, backed for the most part by longtime Thompson associates from Fairport Convention, make Shoot Out the Lights essential. --David Wolf

Customer Reviews:

Dark but Strong Farewell!.......2007-07-02

"Shoot Out the Lights" was Richard and Linda Thompson's 1982. comeback album after two slightly disappointing albums released on the Chrysalis label in 1978 and 1979. Unfortunately this was also to be their last, as both their marriage and their artistic partnership was falling apart at this point. Quite a paradox as the album is as strong as their finest albums recorded for Island in the mid 1970's.

Musically more rocking and less folkish than their Island albums; lyrically at least as dark as "Pour Down Like Silver". Titles "Walking on a Wire", "Shoot out the Lights" and "Wall of Death" indicate the general dark tone of the album.

Richard who takes the lead vocals on the more rocking tracks like "Don't Renege on Our Love" and "Man in Need", while the two great ballads "Just the Motion" and "Walking on a Wire" have Linda in front. Along with the two outstanding closing tracks "Did She Jump" and "Wall of Death" the Linda ballads are my favourites on the album.

Strong songwriting by Richard and tight playing from the band, which besides Richard on guitar consists of old Fairport friends like Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg and Dave Mattacks, make the album one of the most consistent in Richard Thompson's long career.

Produced by another old Fairport friend Joe Boyd, who produced the first five Fairport albums and several later Richard Thompson solo albums.

A sombre masterpiece.......2007-05-22

The final album that Richard and Linda Thompson recorded as a duo is one of their best and certainly a classic English rock album. There had always been long shadows in their music but this album all seems to take place after nightfall. Even the prettiest ballads turn out to be meditations on loss and grief if you give them more than a cursory glance.
The couple split after the release of this album and comparisons could perhaps be made with "Rumours" by Fletwood Mac, as songs like "Don't Renege On Our Love" and "Walking on a Wire" seem to refer to the breakdown of relationships. Yet overall the material on "Shoot out the Lights" explores much darker territory than you will ever find Fleetwood Mac exploring. The title track refers to a real life serial killer who explained his crimes by saying he wanted to "shoot out the lights". The album closer "Wall of Death" has a sweet, singable melody until you realise that the song is more about the sense of urgency and preciousness that death gives life than the amusement park ride it takes its name from. But the payback for listening to all this melancholy is some very moody and atmospheric songs that are rooted in real emotion, however sad at heart. Richard Thompson was in some sense one of the last great craftsmen in rock in that songcraft is always at the fore in his records. This music is not especially innovative but the songs are beautifully put together and performed and it is definitely a record that you can keep coming back to discover new shades.

Just The Best.......2007-01-17

This is not a soft cushion but anyone who has been disappointed in love will recognise themselves in this album. The last collaboration between two great musicians each of whom has gone on to produce much more great music. They also produced Teddy Thompson who has himself produced 2 excellent albums. also check out the first solo albums by RT (Daring Adventures) & LT (One Clear Moment) where they further vent their spleens.
Buy it and then buy everything else. You won't love everything but you won'r hate anything either.

Was this really Richard and Linda's best?.......2006-12-28

This was the last of the RT and LT partnership albums and their most popular and accessible. There's less of a folk influence here and more pop. It does seem to me that RT was striving for commercial success with some of these tracks, something he had always refused to pander to with any of his past work. The 2 most commercial tracks are the galloping opener 'Don't renege on our love', which bore all the hallmarks of a hit single. 'Wall of death' likewise could have also been a single, if a little less obvious (See a superb live version on YouTube). But the problem I have with this album is that some of the songs lack the depth of of his previous work. The most obvious examples are 'Man in need' and 'Back street slide' which are more ordinary fare compared to RT's usually very high standards.

Before this album was made, I remember the music critics complaining that Thompson's work was far too gloomy and dark for general public taste. RT was indignant about this criticism and SOTL was probably his reaction to it. However the ballads 'Walking on a wire' and 'Just the motion' are well up to usual expectations, and are not exactly cheerful songs either. Finally the title track is the album's 'angry' song and includes one of RT's more manic guitar solos. The track bears a resemblance to Link Wray's instrumental, 'Rumble'.

To sum up, SOTL is hardly RT/LT's best album IMO, despite its popularity. It was after all the first RT album to be plugged in the US, however it does serve well as an introduction to RT's talents. But if you are looking for something a bit rarer and more special from the RT and LT collection, try the albums 'I want to see the bright lights tonight' and 'Pour down like silver', the latter being RT's most melancholic and spiritual effort, but both are excellent nevertheless (and readily available on amazon.co.uk without paying through the nose). And as with all RT albums including this one, they require repeated listening to appreciate them properly.

Great folk rock album.......2006-12-17

Just don't trust the first listening. Maybe, as it happened to me, you will think it's the "usual" folk-rock cd. Let it play for a second time, it's enough: you'll enjoy the rare match between subtle spleen and energy of its tracks. A great album, a milestone.
My favorite song? Difficult choice, but, well, I say "Just The Motion".

Average customer rating: Caught in a crossfire... actually a 4.5 stars,It's a TRUE '70 classic. 4.5 stars for a '70's classic...... Lights Out The Classic UFO Sound

Lights Out UFO Manufacturer: Caroline ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music British Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Force It Obsession Phenomenon No Heavy Petting Strangers in the Night ASIN: B00002599S Release Date: 2007-07-17

Tracks:

1. Too Hot To Handle
2. Just Another Suicide
3. Try Me
4. Lights Out
5. Gettin' Ready
6. Alone Again Or
7. Electric Phase
8. Love To Love

Album Description

Digitally remastered reissue of the British space/ hard rock/ metal group's 1977 album for Chrysalis with new sleeve notes. Eight tracks, including the title cut and the classic 'Too Hot To Handle'. Also features the original cover art. 1999 release.

Album Details

1999 Digitally Remastered Edition of the Group's Sixth Full Length Studio Album, their Third Recorded for the Chrysalis Label. Many Fans Advocate this Set as their Best Time in the Studio, with Singer Phil Mogg Hitting his Stride as a Confident Vocalist Rivalling all his Peers and Former Scorpion Michael Schenker's Guitar Playing Showing Consistent Flashes of Brilliance, Accenting the Peaks of Every Track. Includes the FM Radio Staples of "Just Another Suicide", "Too Hot to Handle", "Getting Ready" and the Title Track of "Lights Out".

Customer Reviews:

Caught in a crossfire..........2007-07-24

First time I'd ever heard of this band, was an article Hit Parader did on the greatest metal songs back in 1983 or so and "Lights Out" was on that list. Because of that very reason, I took a flier on this seminal hard rock act and bought the LP and I've been a UFO fan ever since. This record is as good as it gets for heavy rock in the 1970's and unfortunately almost never gets it due from mainstream music media. Produced by veteran rock vet Ron Nevison, the sound quality of 'Lights Out' added to the diversity of the material to make this their finest hour. UFO's classic lineup of Schenker, Mogg, Way, Parker and Raymond was as self-destructive and combustible as their collaboration was breathtaking. I'm fully convinced that their chemistry kept them from serious US success due to the lack of constant touring because of the volitile nature of the Schenker/Mogg relationship. "Too Hot to Handle", the title track and "Love to Love" should be on the playlist of any self-respecting classic rock station. Michael's playing is simply awesome and the group's Zepplinesque use of light and shade on "Love" particularly make the song one of rock's true epics. The slash and burn nature of "Lights Out" seem to fit the band's personality perfectly as Raymond's organ creates a foundation for the heavy riffing of Schenker, a suitable continuation of the work he did in "Rock Bottom". Phil Mogg creates another saga of the mean streets as "Too Hot" blows out of the speakers to kick off another in a string of Schenker UFO classics. This October 1977 release also featured such moody pieces as "Gettin' Ready", "Just Another Suicide", "Electric Phase (great riffing on this one too)" and the prettiest of ballads in "Try Me", that is until Michael unleashes his Flying V for the outro. One more classic to go before Schenker couldn't take it anymore, but "misty green and blue" are just some of the beautiful templates that this band created in the mid to late 1970's.

actually a 4.5 stars,It's a TRUE '70 classic........2007-06-04

I JUST BOUGHT THE RE-MASTERED VERSION OF THIS CD AND CAN'T BRAG ENOUGH!
I still have my vinyl copy from '77;yes, I'm a die hard fan. But I must say that this CD speaks for itself,once you give it a chance on the player. It is hard rock with melodic gifts and awesome guitar work on every song. This is THE album by UFO and only a fool that likes to rock,PLUS have a complete CD collection,would fail to own it. GREAT songs!
Everybody from the '70 had a copy,and for good reason...It's the real deal,and worth every penny in investment.
Be a ROCKER,and purchase this classic,NOW!!!!!!!!

4.5 stars for a '70's classic.............2007-05-12

I love this album. Perhaps it is the ultra smooth vocals of Phil Mogg, or the extraordinary guitar playing of Michael Schenker....or maybe the chemistry between the band members was just right. Whatever it was, it resulted in one of the finest collection of songs 1977 had to offer. You won't find heavy metal here, or even sophisticated soundscapes. What you will find is simple hard rock music with a laid back, almost country feel to it. At first listen, the songs may even seem bland, compared to the band's earlier releases, such as "Force It". But listen just a few more times to the vocals on "Gettin' Ready", or "Just Another Suicide" and then crank up "Lights OuT". Then try on "Electric Phase" with its Jimmy Page inspired guitar work, and cap it off with "Love to Love". You will be playing this one for years to come. The arrangements are just fantastic, the vocals superb, and the lead guitar work sublime. I couldn't recommend this one enough.

Lights Out.......2007-03-08

A MUST for any UFO fan ... if you're new or never heard of them :( then you need to get this. They are timeless rock recordings that I have never got tired of hearing, since the late 70's. The three best, in order are: Obsession, Lights Out, Phenomenon ... the other are good (some great) but they (UFO) would never top these three.

The Classic UFO Sound.......2007-02-13

This is the architypal UFO album where the best line up ever found their true sound. I hate the term "heavy Metal" and don't consider UFO to be anything other than a quality rock band. This album has everything, powerful guitars and rasping solo's like the classic "Lights Out",a beautiful ballad in "Try Me" , melody, orchestral arrangements and the classic "Love to Love". UFO discovered here that they could use keyboards and keep it heavy. All eight songs are great with plenty of variety to make it a real good listen even thirty years on.

Average customer rating: I Love It! SUGARCULT ROCKS!!!! Sugarcult - Lights Out Pop rock still lives! Amazing CD by an amazing band.

Lights Out Sugarcult Manufacturer: V2 ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk-Pop | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Palm Trees and Power Lines Start Static Coming Home Every Second Counts Back to the Disaster ASIN: B000GYI778 Release Date: 2006-09-12

Tracks:

1. Lights Out
2. Dead Living
3. Los Angeles
4. Do It Alone
5. Explode
6. Out Of Phase
7. Made A Mistake
8. Riot
9. Majoring In Minors
10. Shaking
11. The Investigation
12. Hiatus

Album Description

Produced by Gavin MacKillop (Public Image Limited, The Church) and mixed by Tom Lord Alge (Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Marilyn Manson, Oasis), Lights Out is Sugarcult's defining album.

Customer Reviews:

I Love It!.......2007-05-21

This is my first Sugarcult go-round...I really love it. The music is catchy with great sound and unique melodies. My favs on the album are "Riot" "Do it Alone" "Los Angeles" "The Investigation" "Hiatus" "Out of Phase" and "Dead Living." Now, that's almost half the album! I'm definitely satisfied that I bought it. If sugarcult hasn't impressed you in the past, then test it out before you purchase...remember, it's all I really have of them besides the songs "She's the Blade" and "How Does it Feel" from the other album "Start Static."

SUGARCULT ROCKS!!!!.......2007-04-14

Just buy it!! You won't be disappointed. Rockers such as "Dead Living" and "Los Angeles" will have you bouncin' and maybe even off the walls!! "Shaking" is my favorite song as it still rocks, but is toned down just a bit to give it a lot of feel. Any ablum you get from Sugarcult is awesome. See them live as they put on a great show with a lot of grit!!

Sugarcult - Lights Out.......2007-01-27

Sugarcult lets loose yet another winner with LIGHTS OUT, their third full-length release. The songs here are frantically tuneful and intensely melodic, offering more of the great punk/pop found on their first two discs, START STATIC and PALM TREES AND POWER LINES. The music here is also maturing, though, as Sugarcult has added some flourishes that add moments of The Cure and "Love"-era Cult. If you like Ok Go, Bowling For Soup and Fall Out Boy, make sure to check out Sugarcult.

Pop rock still lives!.......2007-01-04

This is Sugaecult's 4th release and they still stay true to thier sound. Great riffs. catchy hooks, rocking harmonies. A must for Marvelous 3, Butch Walker fans. I was able to catch this tour and it was even better than the cd! The energy that they put out is just amazing. A great rock cd to add to your collection!

Amazing CD by an amazing band........2006-12-17

I've been a fan of Sugarcult since the beginning and this CD has to be one of their best. The songs on this album have a lot of emotional attachment to them and this makes them even better. If you're a fan of Sugarcult or if you've never listened to them you should def. get this and give it a listen. Also if you get a chance to catch Sugarcult on tour you shouldn't pass it up. They put on an amazing concert!

Average customer rating: Little album of energy. I cant believe more people havent reviewed this album great new LP from one of the best bands in the midwest

Turn the Lights Out The Ponys Manufacturer: Matador Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Garage Rock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank Sound of Silver Icky Thump Because of the Times The Reminder ASIN: B000MR9E3K Release Date: 2007-03-26

Tracks:

1. Double Vision
2. Everyday Weapon
3. Small Talk
4. Turn the Lights Out
5. 1209 Seminary
6. Shine
7. Kingdom of Hearts
8. Poser Psychotic
9. Exile on My Street
10. Harakiri
11. Maybe I'll Try
12. Pickpocket Song

Album Description

Chicago's PONYS follow their two critically acclaimed albums on In The Red with their Matador debut, recorded at Electric Studios with John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Son Volt, Screaming Trees). A classic twin-guitar rock band fronted by the impassioned vocals of Jered Gummere, THE PONYS' songwriting range from psych jams to pounding rockers to twisted singer-songwriter material, evoking influences from Television and Dream Syndicate to The Only Ones and The Jesus and Marychain. Turn The Lights Out is denser, noisier and more fucked-up than its two predecessors, and sounds bigger to boot. The complex interplay between the guitars and the reverb-drenched vox and keys emerges more effectively than ever before in Agnello's massive production.

Customer Reviews:

Little album of energy........2007-05-27

I love chick bassists!!! Anywho, great musicmanship and nice hooks and melodies! Great things will arise from this band. I love you Melissa.

I cant believe more people havent reviewed this album.......2007-05-08

If you like the pixies, Jesus and Mary Chain, etc. you'll love this CD. I'm more of a fan of indie rock than the forementioned bands, but I love it nonetheless. There's something here for everyone.

great new LP from one of the best bands in the midwest.......2007-04-24

It is safe to say that if you liked the Ponys before, you will still like them. If you have never heard them, NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO GET INTO THEM. There are some incredibly catchy songs on here that just stick in your head like glue: Double Vision, Small Talk, Harikiri, etc. I forsee these songs being all over mixtapes this summer!

This is a great LP, influenced by all the great classics like TELEVISION (particularly the vocals), FELT (not as British, but its those vocals), THE PIXIES, JESUS & MARY CHAIN, DINOSAUR JR, etc. The guitars are not as loud & abrasive as they should be (at least I think) but let's hope they fix that for the next LP.

They have been selling out gigs here in Chicago for a couple years now but hopefully their appearence at the Pitchfork Music Festival this summer will introduce and endear them to alot more folks! Good luck to this band, I think they would be a great opening band for an upcoming SPOON or TV ON THE RADIO tour or something.

Average customer rating: when we say BOOM, we mean BOOM

Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights) Pat Travers Manufacturer: Mvd Visual ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Canada | North America | International | Styles | Music Blues Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Real to Reel Close as You Get Live in Glasgow Back to the Rhythm ASIN: B000P0IZYI Release Date: 2007-06-26

Tracks:

1. Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights)
2. Evil
3. Snortin' Whiskey
4. Crash And Burn
5. Livin' Alone
6. Gimme Back My Bullets
7. Last Child
8. Disappear
9. Waitin' For the Bus
10. Jesus Just Left Chicago
11. Superstitious
12. Politician
13. Lights Out

Description

Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights): The Essential Rock Tracks features fresh recordings of the Pat Travers classics PLUS his interpretations of hits originally recorded by his rock contemporaries ZZ TOP, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, AEROSMITH and other superstars of hard rocks golden era. Pats guitar-playing and vocals have never sounded better and the 13 tracks collected here are a must for Pat Travers fans worldwide and for classic rock fans everywhere!

Customer Reviews:

when we say BOOM, we mean BOOM.......2007-07-09

having followed PT career with admiration, here comes his latest release. its another collection of covers and rerecorded personal faves. the performaces are excellent but some of song choices are peculiar to me because of them not showcasing his talent enough. some of those choices are GIMME BACK, LAST CHILD and SUPERSTITIOUS. some of the excellent choices are EVIL, DISAPPEAR and LIGHTS OUT. there is wonderful intimate feel to this disc which sizzles with RAW/LIVE energy. while having new material is great to have from PT-I just wish he would get back to more original songs. if you are a fan, climb on and remember its just past the 4TH OF JULY and there are still BOOMERS to hear.

Average customer rating: Second time's the charm Lil Wayne - Lights Out one of tha best from weezy Pretty Good 2nd Album Lights Out Is HOT!!!!

Lights Out Lil Wayne Manufacturer: Cash Money ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Tha Block Is Hot 500 Degreez Tha Carter Guerrilla Warfare Tha Carter, Vol. 2 ASIN: B000053UDL Release Date: 2000-12-19

Tracks:

1. Intro (Watch Them People)
2. Get Off The Corner
3. On The Grind
4. Hit U Up
5. Everything
6. F**k Wit Me Now
7. Lil One
8. Break Me Off
9. Skit
10. Wish You Would
11. Grown Man
12. Shine
13. Jump Jiggy
14. Realized
15. Tha Blues
16. Let's Go
17. Biznite
18. Act A A**
19. Beef

Customer Reviews:

Second time's the charm.......2006-09-19

When I first heard Lil Wayne's first album The Block Is Hot, I didnt feel it. The beats were horrendous and the guest appearances were just as bad. On this album Lil Wayne did a 360 and his raps got a lot stronger. Not onlt that but Mannie Fresh's beats sound way better on here plus the guest appearances are not a bad touch. Standout Tracks: GET OFF THE CORNER(Crazy first single), ON THE GRIND, HIT U UP, F*** WIT ME NOW, LIL ONE, WISH YOU WOULD, GROWN MAN, JUMP JIGGY, REALIZED, THA BLUES, LET'S GO and BEEF(dope song to end aN album with). Filler: Shine(cheesy second single), Biznite(funny but still stupid), Act A A**(boring, sounds like circus music). Bottom Line: Lights Out is Lil Wayne's best album. Better production, tighter rhyhmes from Lil Wayne and the guest appearances didnt bring this album down.

Lil Wayne - Lights Out.......2006-09-07

With two group albums and a solo under his belt, Lil Wayne returns with his sophomore effort, "Lights Out."

1. Intro (Watch Them People) - No Rating

2. Get Off the Corner - 4.5/5

3. On the Grind - 4/5

4. Hit U Up (Featuring The Hot Boys) - 4/5

5. Everything - 4.5/5

6. F*** Wit Me Now - 3/5

7. Lil One (Featuring Big Tymers) - 3/5

8. Break Me Off (Featuring Big Tymers & Unplugged) - 4.5/5

9. Skit - No Rating

10. Wish You Would - 4/5

11. Grown Man - 3.5/5

12. Shine (Featuring The Hot Boys) - 5/5

13. Jump Jiggy - 4.5/5

14. Realized - 4/5

15. Tha Blues - 4/5

16. Let's Go (Featuring Big Tymers) - 4/5

17. Biznite - 3/5

18. Act a A** (Featuring B.G.) - 4.5/5

19. Beef - 4.5/5

Overall:

68.5/85

4 Stars

This album is just as good as debut. Productions solid for the most part and Wayne knows how to spit those hot 16's. Check it out if your a fan of Lil Wayne, Cash Money Records or The Hot Boys.

one of tha best from weezy .......2006-02-25

yo this album is one of the best from weezy far as his teenage years go
tha beats were sicker tha 2nd tyme around and it had a better song varity to me and he showed that he matured on this album but all in all this album was off tha chain and weezy is my favorite rapper besides tha greatest pac
but i think these beats were better that tha ones on block is hot(but that joint still a classic tho)1

Pretty Good 2nd Album.......2006-01-20

This is no where as nearly as good as Tha Block is Hot, but it gets the job done. Some Standout tracks are Get off the corner, On the grind, Everything, F**k Wit Me Now , Wish You Would, Grown Man, Shine, Realized, Act A Ass, and Biznite. This cd is worth your money.Actually give this a 4.5.

Lights Out Is HOT!!!!.......2005-06-22

Lil wayne is a sick rapper,his 2nd album Lights Out is hot because most of his song on this album are stright up gangsta,And after all Lil Wayne is a hot rapper,Mannie Fresh is a nice producer,And the Cash Money Family is nice too.This Album is a must buy,Were in 2005 and this album came out in the year 2000 and i styll listen to it...The Best Tracks Are...Get Off The Corner,Shine,Everything And Tha Blues...But overall this album is great...IT'S A MUST BUY

Average customer rating: Not too shabby Disappointing Top-notch 70's power pop!

Tycoon/Turn Out the Lights Tycoon Manufacturer: Renaissance ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Glass Moon/Growing in the Dark Night/Long Distance Knee Deep in the Hoopla New England Lake/Paradise Island ASIN: B000005NNQ Release Date: 1997-11-18

Tracks:

1. Such A Woman
2. Slow Down Boy
3. Out In the Cold
4. Don't You Cry No More
5. Too Late
6. The Way That It Goes
7. Don't Worry
8. How Long
9. Drunken Sailor
10. Count On Me

Tracks:

1. One More Try
2. Walkin' The Line
3. Can't Take That Away
4. Hang On In
5. Love You Till It Hurts
6. Call The Police
7. Yes Men
8. Let It Down
9. This Island Earth
10. C'mon Over
11. Over My Head
12. Turn Out The Lights

Customer Reviews:

Not too shabby.......2006-04-10

One interesting thing about this album is that Tycoon member Mark Rivera later went on to play a prominent role in Billy Joel's band as the sax player. "Such a Woman" is the star of this album, but I also liked "Out in the Cold" and "Drunken Sailor".

Disappointing.......2004-05-28

I bought this CD because I know one of the guys in the band. People in an internet discussion group I belong to described it as a kind of poor man's Foreigner or Palbo Cruise (as if the poor man didn't already have Foreigner and Pablo Cruise!). The playing and singing is perfectly fine, but most of the songs just zipped past me without leaving any impression at all.

The reason I'm posting this review, however, is to point out the fact that the single disc I received from the Marketplace listing did not include all the songs from the original two disc set. I can't say I was crushed emotionally by this, but let the buyer beware.

Top-notch 70's power pop!.......1999-09-24

Let's face it, the main reason to buy this CD set is the song, "Such A Woman." I have looked for this title on CD since CD's came out, and only recently was finally able to find it. "Such A Woman" is clean, tight, power pop/rock at its finest. The recording is high quality and the mastering is flawless. The clip available on amazon.com is not indicative of the power of the song, however. It is a romantic, desperate, cry for a good woman. If you like Toto's "Hold The Line," this song is in a similar vein in terms of guitars and harmonies. The rest of the music on the 2 (!) CD's, while very good, do not match the emotional impact of "Such A Woman." Highly recommended.

Average customer rating: Metropolis-Records newest Neon LIGHTS GO OUT INDEED (3.5 stars)

Heartland Client Manufacturer: Metropolis Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: City Light at the End of the World Pocket Symphony Volta Out of the Woods ASIN: B000NQR7DO Release Date: 2007-04-10

Tracks:

1. Heartland
2. Drive
3. Lights Go Out
4. It's Not Over
5. Zerox Machine
6. Some One To Hurt
7. 6 In The Morning
8. Where's The Rock And Roll
9. Koln
10. Monkey On My Back
11. Get Your Man
12. Heartland Reprise

Customer Reviews:

Metropolis-Records newest Neon.......2007-07-10

Client has been around for a while now, managing a nice arrangement of discs in the process, and in that time they've managed quite a bit of acclaim while drumming up hits on the dancefloor. Their effort on the Nip/Tuck soundtrack (and what a soundtrack it was) earned them even more acclaim, and now Metropolis-Records have put themselves behind the band. At one time I would have been afraid for a band like Client, because wearing the Metropolis label would have meant that they would have had to change a bit to conform to the label's standards. This move doesn't mean anything bad for the band now, however, because the Metropolis of yore seems to have fallen and the new Metropolis seems to be a home where an armada of acts lay anchor and call home.

Heartland really does have a heavy pop sound mixed with synthized lapels, and the vocals have a bit of Ladytron stamped into the package. This makes the album something lightweight and yet fun to listen to, and the beat makes it worth blazing through the night to. There are a few songs I really could have done without - Zerox Machine being one of the forerunners - but the album is, by and far, something good to burn a night with. Slower pieces of the electronic puzzle like Someone to Hurt are good treats to listen to, and more dance-oriented songs like Light Go Out echo much of what Client has produced.

Before buying this, you can always sample the wears at Metropolis-Records to see if they are something you like. Client is not for everyone: as I said before, they have a really popish sound and some of the lyrics leave something to be desired. Still, the album serves a dancefloor purpose beautifully and, if you enjoy Client, this album is a progression in the right direction.
It actually accomplishes more than I initially gave it credit for.

LIGHTS GO OUT INDEED (3.5 stars).......2007-05-28

Electro-sexy Client have released another great electronic pop record. Fans of Dubstar, will once again gravitate to Sarah Blackwood's cold, yet endearing vocals. She has found a beautiful outlet since that band's demise. In fact the music of Client, suits her quite well, the driving electronic beats tend to bring out the best in her voice.

There's no denying the more sexual themes on Heartland, themes carried over in the smartly dressed stockings and leather found in their press photos. The music matches the look for sure. Think of it as the perfect soundtrack for your next light S&M session, there's something strangely appealing about that.
Molded in the dark impressions of The Pet Shop Boys, Ladytron, Goldfrapp, and as mentioned, Dubstar, Client have turned up the pace and sizzle a bit on Heartland, and for me, it works like a charm. "No mercy, no pleasure, no sin, the lights go out, here I go again", she confesses in "Lights Go Out." This is just one of the many examples of Heartland's determination to move the music a bit more in the bedroom. Amazingly, it all doesn't come off as cold and calculated as you would think. The driving beats and nicely arranged melodies help pull this out of the ordinary electronic fare. You can definitely dance to it, and the nice thing is, you'd probably be punished if you didn't.

This is definitely a "night" record, the songs all seem to sound better at night, maybe this has to do with the overall come on themes found throughout the album's tracks. Maybe the ladies of Client have cast a spell on me? Who knows? I just might be a sucker for a euro-dance track just like the next all-American boy, but there is some real quality here. There will be those who will go in thinking electronic music just isn't their cup of tea, and for that lot, Heartland will ring hollow. If some of those people were to make some effort, they would find Heartland's substance within the style.

So, next time your in need of a stylish, electronic pop record, don't forget there is really good music to be had on Heartland, although it wouldn't hurt to put some better clothes on when you listen to it

Average customer rating: happy music Vintage march collection for connoisseurs

Fennell Conducts Hands Across the Sea Manufacturer: Mercury ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Sousa | Sousa, John Philip | ( S ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Prokofiev | Prokofiev, Sergei | ( P ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Suites | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Romantic | Symphonies | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Marches | Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Marches | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Classic Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Similar Items: Fennell Conducts Sousa Screamers (Circus Marches) British and American Band Classics Fennell: Suites 1 & 2 / Folk Song Suite / Toccata Marziale Frederick Fennell & the Eastman Wind Ensemble: Grainger; Persichetti... ASIN: B0000057M6 Release Date: 1994-02-15

Tracks:

1. Hands Across The Sea
2. Father Of Victory
3. The Golden Ear
4. Old Comrades
5. March, Op. 99
6. Valdres March
7. Inglesina
8. Knightsbridge March
9. The U.S. Field Artillery
10. The Thunderer
11. Washington Post
12. King Cotton
13. El Capitan
14. The Stars And Stripes Forever
15. American Patrol
16. On The Mall
17. Lights Out
18. Barnum And Bailey's Favorite
19. Colonel Bogey
20. The Billboard

Customer Reviews:

happy music.......2006-08-29

I could't offer a technical critique of this c.d,instead I'll attempt to describe the enjoyment it gave me.Imagine you're sitting in your car listening to the radio,not terribly enthusiastic about getting out to start work.You become aware there's a bright ,cheerful sounding tune being played-vaguely familiar,I find myself tapping out the beat and humming along-what's this called then?Then we get to the part I can identify-DAH-DAHdeDAHdeDAH-DAH-DAH-Oh,of course,it's the music they used in "The Hunters",oh the memories that brought back.That tune got me out of the car ,through the day's turmoil,and when I woke up the next morning at 3a.m.,it was still going throgh my head!Okay,log onto Amazon,click,click,all I've gotta do now is contain my impatience .The C.D. duly arrived,suffice it to say it exceeded all my expectations regarding quality and content and has become one of my favourites.

Vintage march collection for connoisseurs.......2000-05-26

It seems like the heyday for recorded march collections was the early stereo era. The classic Mercury recordings by Fennell and the Eastman Wind Ensemble dating from that time no doubt contribute to that impression. In this collection, they demonstrate the seriousness with which they approach this repertoire by unearthing some lesser known (at least in the US) pieces to go along with the usual Sousa-esque fare. However, there is no sense that they scraped the bottom of the barrel: all of these marches are first rate. Even the less familiar marches will have you humming along in no time, so infectious are they. These performers bring their usual gutsy exuberance and the necessary polish, too. The sound is on the bold side so turn the volume down a bit for this one.

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