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| | Carl Carlton [ mp3 ]album: Miss Congeniality 2 format: mp3 release: 2005 year bitrate: 192 length: 46:56 min
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Tracks of Miss Congeniality 2:
Wikked Lil' Grrrls.mp3
I'm A Bomb.mp3
Trouble.mp3
Black Betty.mp3
(You're) Having My Baby.mp3
She's A Bad Mama Jama.mp3
Fire.mp3
Don't Leave Me This Way.mp3
I'll Take You There.mp3
Proud Mary.mp3
New Attitude.mp3
Cabaret (Live).mp3
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| | Carl Carlton [ mp3 ]album: The Trip format: mp3 release: 2004 year bitrate: 192 length: 75:57 min
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Tracks of The Trip:
Cannabis.mp3
All Our Dreams Are Coming True.mp3
Move Me Baby.mp3
Pander Man.mp3
Last Night Changed It All.mp3
(A Case Of) Too Much Lovemakin'.mp3
Symphony (Undubbed Version).mp3
Shooting Star.mp3
It's Time To Break Down.mp3
Deus Irae Psychedelico.mp3
Hey Mr. Holy Man.mp3
Lady Orange Peel.mp3
You've Come This Way.mp3
Rona's Theme.mp3
Jaws.mp3
Lend A Hand.mp3
Pennygold.mp3
My Love Is Your Love (Forever).mp3
Love Shortage.mp3
Breakaway.mp3
Succulent.mp3
Rub Out.mp3
Misdemeanour.mp3
It Must Be Love Coming Down.mp3
I Won't Let That Chump Break Your Heart.mp3
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News from our arhive: Releases: The Mars Volta, Kathleen Edwards, Judas Priest, Jack Johnson |
BUNKY Born To Be A Motorcycle Considered San Diego's premier live band, Bunky are Emily Joyce and Rafter Roberts — and 10 assorted musicians pinched from other local groups. Could Bunky et al be America’s Broken Social Scene? Their debut album is a heady mix of trumpets, wailing guitars, organs and the vibrafon coated with a liberal dose of strong vocals from Joyce (she alternates between candy sweet and sexy snarl). Roberts also sings on several tracks, adding a deeply reassuring gruffness. Part Le Tigre and Kate Bush, a bit funky, a bit punky, a little introspective — and a whack of fun lyrics — Bunky's first go at commercial success is a good one.
JACK JOHNSON In Between Dreams Jack Johnson started out as a surfer who made surfing films and happened to play guitar on the side. Now, his music has launched a multi-million dollar mini-industry. With In Between Dreams, the assembly line continues to run on fumes, churning out homogenous pastiches like "Good People" and the infuriatingly cute "Banana Pancakes." A proprietor of sun-bathed folk, Johnson’s lyrical styling bridges the all-important musical gap between white, So-Cal rap and scat. Devoid of soul even when he tries to imbue his songs with meaning, this album is perfectly suited for those long nights by the campfire when nothing seems to matter, least of all, good music.
THE MARS VOLTA Frances The Mute James Joyce took 11 years to write Finnegan's Wake, so at least we know he spent some time crafting such an impenetrable monster. The Mars Volta only took two years to record their beast, Frances The Mute, but all this uncontrolled, unfiltered wankery won’t get this disc a mandatory spot in the high school curriculum. There's certainly some impressive musicianship going on in these five songs (or 15 songlets, movements, passages, whatever the hell you want to call them), but just try not to get a headache two minutes into lead track "Cygnus." The MV's first full-length still retained some semblance of mysterious but awesome ambition; its follow-up is unmitigated crap.
JUDAS PRIEST Angel Of Retribution This might be stating the obvious, but no Judas Priest effort will ever top the insanity, fury and rage of Painkiller and any Priest release with Halford back is going to be miles above the band’s "Ripper" Owens years. Angel Of Retribution sits happily and inoffensively in the middle of these parameters. Mid-tempo rock tracks that tap mild metallic tendencies and clinical guitar tones are interspersed amongst amusing but forgettable "Turbo Lover"-ish ballads making this a stable release for any band of Priest’s age. Unfortunately, the overall lack of fire makes Angel Of Retribution feel more like a bitter old man than a bloodthirsty savage. |
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