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2007 debut album from the UK songstress Kate Nash. Pop music with indie sensibilities and an experimental edge permeate much of this album, and it is topped off with Nash's distinctive estuary vocal stylings. Since the album's release, Nash has been the talk of the town in the UK, where she regularly appears in most of the music magazines from NME to Q. She has quickly risen the ranks from 'darling of the critics' to commercially-successful artist, and deservedly so. Features 12 tracks including the single 'Foundations'. Universal.
Track Listing:
1. Play
2. Foundations [Explicit]
3. Mouthwash
4. Dickhead
5. Birds
6. We Get On
7. Mariella
8. Shit Song (Interlude) / Shit Song (Full Of It)
9. Pumpkin Soup
10. Skeleton Song
11. Nicest Thing
12. Merry Happy
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Track Listing:
1. Foux du Fafa
2. Inner City Pressure
3. Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros [feat. Rhymenocerous and the Hiphopopotamus]
4. Think About It
5. Ladies of the World
6. Mutha'uckas
7. The Prince of Parties
8. Leggy Blonde [feat. Rhys Darby]
9. Robots
10. Boom
11. A Kiss Is Not A Contract
12. The Most Beautiful Girl [In The Room]
13. Business Time
14. Bowie
15. Au Revoir
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Track Listing:
1. What Can You Tell Me
2. Babies (The In Between)
3. Owning My Mistakes
4. (Segue)
5. We Can Work It Out
6. Qu'est Ce Que J'ai Fait
7. All The Fun Of The Fair
8. This Town In The Rain
9. Talk To You
10. Mum's Song
11. Last Time
12. One Man's Rain
13. (Segue)
14. Change
15. Staring At The Sun
16. End Game
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![The Dresden Dolls [ENHANCED] [EXPLICIT LYRICS] CD Amanda Palmer Brian Viglione](http://lantech.geekvenue.net/attic/shop/eclectic/music/dresdendolls/image)
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Combine the smoky cellars of a Weimar-era cabaret with the rock n’ roll fury of Joan Jett, PJ Harvey and The Violent Femmes and you have a remote idea of what to expect when experiencing The Dresden Dolls.
The Dresden Dolls are Brian Viglione and Amanda Palmer.
Track Listing:
1. Good Day
2. Girl Anachronism
3. Missed Me
4. Half Jack
5. 672
6. Coin-Operated Boy
7. Gravity
8. Bad Habit
9. The Perfect Fit
10. The Jeep Song
11. Slide
12. Truce
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"Land Dispute" is another emotional tour de force. This is the fourth studio album from Thou-ShaltNot, and their first since 2003’s "The White Beyond." Songwriter Alexx Reed puts his Ph.D. in Music Theory to good use, creating songs that are fascinating and fresh while remaining accessible and even occasionally fun. TSN are synthpop, postpunk, new wave, goth, indie, classical...and definitely unique!
Track Listing:
1. When I Crash
2. Walk Away
3. Crawling Deeper
4. Oh Invisible
5. React
6. All That's Left
7. A Dream
8. The Projectionist
9. Like Apple Trees
10. Trains
11. Let Your Silence Sing
12. Count to Ten
13. True Love
14. Breathing Like a Fish
15. Reborn
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Track Listing:
1. True Happiness This Way Lies
2. Love Is Stronger Than Death
3. Dogs of Lust
4. This Is the Night
5. Slow Emotion Replay
6. Helpline Operator
7. Sodium Light Baby
8. Lung Shadows
9. Bluer Than Midnight
10. Lonely Planet
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Music history is a required course for all music students. Unfortunately, the typical music history book is dry and academic, focusing on rote memorization of important composers and works. This leads many to think that the topic is boring, but bestselling author Michael Miller proves that isn’t so. This guide makes music history interesting and fun, for both music students and older music lovers.
• Covers more than Western “classical” music—also includes non-Western music and uniquely American forms such as jazz
• More than just names and dates—puts musical developments in context with key historical events
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra's first two recordings, a pair of late-'90s Christmas albums, hinted that some day TSO might evolve into a latter-day ELO or even an ELP. Instead, this overwrought concept album shares more common ground with ALW (Andrew Lloyd Webber) or Meat Loaf. TSO, in fact, aims to retrace a path once traveled by producer Jim Steinman, the mastermind behind the theatrical, over-the-top rock opuses that briefly transformed Mr. Loaf and Bonnie Tyler ("Total Eclipse of the Heart") into mass-audience favorites. TSO ringmaster Paul O'Neill (once a guitarist in Broadway productions of Jesus Christ Superstar and Hair) here ditches the holiday themes and instead scores a simple-minded fairy tale (whose text spans a 32-page CD booklet) that involves Beethoven's soul, the devil, and an imaginary Symphony No. 10. Too often, the music is the servant of the project's thin plot, and the rock-classical instrumental bravura that initially attracted public attention to TSO (at times, the group sounds like a symphonic Boston) is obscured by overheated vocal rantings. Meanwhile, the guitar-driven rendering of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony ("Requiem") is mundane. Yet, one vocal track, "After the Fall" with singer Patti Russo, jumps off the record as a Tyler-esque knockout, raging with emotion and melodic luster. It doesn't save the album, but it helps.
--Terry Wood
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Track Listing:
1. King of Carrot Flowers Pt. 1
2. King of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 3
3. In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
4. Two-Headed Boy
5. Fool
6. Holland, 1945
7. Communist Daughter
8. Oh Comely
9. Ghost
10. [untitled]
11. Two-Headed Boy Pt. 2
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