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Should I stay in San Diego or go back to Missouri for awhile and record an album there?
I am broke. Should I go back home to Missouri for awhile and try to record my album there or stay on my friend’s couch in San Diego?
the best songs always come from people who are broke or broken hearted. The richer or more comfortabe you are the more shallow you will get.
Nick Jonas On the Record: Favorite Valentine’s Day Album
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Lady Gaga Poster 22X34 The Fame Wet Pool Sexy Hot 5161 $3.04 Lady Gaga Poster ~ By the Pool ~ 22×34″… |
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100 Thick 3mil Polyethylene Plastic Record Outer Sleeves for 12 Vinyl Record Albums or LPs (a.k.a. Outersleeves Covers or Bags) $17.99 These are the record industry’s sleeve of choice – the thickness provides maximum protection for your record collection – if these hold up and protect a record when in the store in many customer’s hands then they definitely will keep your collection pristine!… |
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Justin Bieber Poster ~ I’m on a BIKE! ~ 22×34 $2.95 Justin Bieber Poster ~ Bike ~ 22×34″… |
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The Beatles 1 $8.24 No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: BEATLESTitle: BEATLES 1Street Release Date: 11/14/2000… |
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The Live Anthology (4 CD) $16.61 The Live Anthology is a multiple-disc set of recordings drawn from thirty years of live performances. The collection brings together material from 1978-2007 culled from hundreds of hours of live concert recordings covering every era of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ tours and represents the best tracks as chosen by producers Tom Petty, Mike Campbell and Ryan Ulyate.The producers made no fixes or… |
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Goldmine Record Album Price Guide (DVD-ROM) $14.81 Description not available. |
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Darcie Record-It Button $8.49 Darice scrapbook voice recorder button good for thousands of playsPress and hold button to record a 10-second messageAt 0.25 inches thick, the Record-It fits most arts and crafts projects |
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Goldmine Record Album Price Guide (Paperback) $17.63 Description not available. |
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Our Baby`s Album Organizer $19.57 Description not available. |
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My Bridal Shower Record Keeper& Photo Album $9.41 Description not available. |
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My Life As a Baby $8.54 Description not available. |
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The Beatles – The White Album [Remastered] [9/9] $16.71 255 characters or less! |
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My Baby Shower $9.74 Description not available. |
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Seal – Seal (2nd Album) $7.98 Description Not Available |
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The Beatles – 1967-1970 (Blue Album) $26.59 Description Not Available |
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The Album $9.99 Latyrx includes: Lateef the Truth Speaker, Lyrics Born.Producers include: DJ Shadow, Lyrics Born.Latyrx’s first full-length release, The Album, was as sonically inventive as it was overlooked — which makes sense, since it was hardly ever in print during its first five years of existence. Enough people heard the record to make it something of an underground legend, but its potential influence wound up unfortunately limited, especially given how forward-looking the music on The Album is. It represents a major step for the Solesides (later Quannum) collective in replacing the Hieroglyphics as the Bay Area’s most adventurous underground crew. Mates DJ Shadow and Blackalicious’ Chief Xcel both produce several tracks on The Album, with Shadow helming the groundbreaking experiment “Latyrx” (which also provided the catalyst for an album release). Both MCs recorded individual raps, which were then laid on top of one another in separate audio channels. Since both are heard simultaneously, and aren’t interacting, it’s almost impossible to follow either Lateef’s or Lyrics Born’s individual flows, but it makes for a startling cumulative effect — it’s vocal hip-hop as pure sonic texture. Nothing else is quite as avant-garde as “Latyrx,” but there’s a lot of highly progressive use made of electronics; the most attention-grabbing productions are built on spacy trip-hop beats, ambient synth textures, or burbling, minimal computer funk (with a couple of jazz-funk and dancehall-style cuts thrown in for good measure). Actually, despite the big-name backup, Lyrics Born produces the majority of the tracks on the album, and is just as responsible for its musical direction; he’s also the more distinctive MC, growling, muttering, skanking like a reggae toaster, and half-singing his lines at times. Excellent early solo singles by both MCs (”The Quickening,” “Balcony Beach,” “Burnt Pride”) sit alongside a few new offerings — disappointingly few, actually, since it takes live cuts, freestyles, and interludes just to pad The Album past 45 minutes. Still, its key tracks are nothing short of visionary, making it an essential listen. ~ Steve Huey |
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For The Record $12.99 For The Record |
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Record $9.99 Record |
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Rock Album $6.99 Mercury/Polygram began recycling their Rod Stewart recordings almost immediately after he left the label for Warner. Rebound’s The Rock Album and its companion, The Ballad Album, are simply ’90s versions of such compilations as Sing It Again Rod. And, like that record, it’s enjoyable despite its haphazard collection simply because Stewart’s Mercury records were so good. There may be a song or two that isn’t quite as transcendent as it could have been, but that’s only because Stewart’s standards were so high. For the most part, the collection is quite enjoyable, thanks to such masterpieces as “Every Picture Tells a Story,” “Cut Across Shorty,” “Maggie May,” “Lost Paraguayos,” “That’s Alright” and “Let Me Be Your Car.” The original albums are still preferable to budget-line compilations, but casual fans will certainly enjoy this disc without reservations. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine |
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New Album $47.99 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Joel & Benji Madden are both members of the group Good Charlotte.N.E.R.D.: Pharrell, Chad, Shay.Additional personnel includes: Joel Madden, Benji Madden (vocals); Lenny Kravitz, Andrew Coleman (guitar); Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson (drums).Recorded at Hovercraft Recording Studios, Virginia Beach, Virginia and The Record Plant, Los Angeles, California.While often boundary-expanding, the ubiquitous beats of the Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo) are supremely radio-friendly. However, when Williams and Hugo are two-thirds of N.E.R.D. (alongside Shay), the genie is out of the bottle, and previously unimagined, genre-busting concoctions are unfurled. The second N.E.R.D. album is the product of gloriously schizophrenic genius, with acutely honed pop sensibilities. Leadoff single “She Wants to Move” features the most traditional Neptunes beat surrounded by a hyperactive rhythm section and never lets up. From there, the music wanders down a million paths, from Love-styled hippie balladry to Temptations/Sly funk-rock immediacy to dizzying Fishbone funk-punk.N.E.R.D. also displays wry, observational lyricism. On “Wonderful Place,” they forge a hallucinogenic landscape where “cartoons are turning into real life,” weaving three or four stories into a parable about the troubled world. The more direct “Drill Sergeant” mixes in references to Orson Welles and Barnes & Noble into the chorus chant “I’m not going to war.” Building upon the frenzied funk/rock/soul/punk/psychedelia of N.E.R.D.’s debut, FLY OR DIE should solidify the group as one of the most refreshing, intelligent, rising voices in pop music. |
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Guys and Dolls: Off the Record – Dolby $19.99 Guys and Dolls: Off the Record documents the recording of the cast album from the award-winning 1992 restaging of the famous Broadway musical. The program captures lead performers Peter Gallagher, Nathan Lane, and the rest of the cast performing such famous numbers as “Luck Be a Lady Tonight,” and “Rocking the Boat.” ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide |
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Third Album [LP] $19.98 2 LPs on 1 CD: THIRD ALBUM (1970)/MAYBE TOMORROW (1971).Producers: Hal Davis, The Corporation, George Gordy & Lawrence Brown.Reissue producer: Harry Weinger.THIRD ALBUM originally released on Motown (718). MAYBE TOMORROW originally released on Motown (735). Includes liner notes by Brian Chin.Digitally remastered by Jeff Willens (Universal Mastering Studios-East).This two-for-one collection brings together the Jackson 5’s third and fourth releases–THIRD ALBUM and MAYBE TOMORROW. Issued the same year as their second album, which spawned the #1 pop and R&B hits “ABC” and “The Love You Save,” THIRD ALBUM displayed the Jacksons as bona fide pop sensations. The brothers continued their streak of hits with the record’s lead single “I’ll Be There.” This poignant ballad, which showcases young Michael’s earnest vocal style, offset the group’s profile as sunny, bubblegum soul.The other highlights of THIRD ALBUM include “Ready or Not (Here I Come)” (later reprised by the Fugees), and the chugging “Mama’s Pearl.” The set segues into MAYBE TOMORROW’s plaintive title cut, and also presents the impassioned “Never Can Say Goodbye.” Both songs prove the Jackson 5 as adept at romantic balladry as they are at high-octane pop (”I Want You Back”). Though there are crossover covers here (”Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “16 Candles”), the Corporation (Motown’s songwriting team for the group) culls excellent material from other soul artists, and contributes some fine originals as well. Two bonus cuts, remastered sound, and a lavishly illustrated booklet make this an outstanding package. |