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The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
BEAUTIFUL

Beautiful
Staxowax
Mustangmix
Flutestramental
Sexy Staxaphone And Guitar
Mustang Instrumental
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World

The Weirdos- Teenage
The Bags- T.V. Dinner
The Bags- Chainsaw
The Germs- Let's Pretend
The Skulls- Building Models
The Eyes- Eniwetok
The Eyes- Go Go Bee
The Eyes- Happy Song
The Dickies- Shake and Bake
F-Word- Government Official
F-Word- Hillside Strangler
The Alleycats- One More Chance
The Zeros- Cosmic Couple
The Zeros- Lay Off, She's Mine
The Randoms- Let's Get Rid Of L.A.
Black Randy- Trouble At The Cup

1.Love And Sharks - (dialogue)
2.Bubbles - Bush
3.Susanne - Weezer
4.Freeing One's Mind - (dialogue)
5.Seventeen - Sponge
6.Kryptonite Condoms - (dialogue)
7.Line Up - Elastica
8.Mission Impossible #1 - (dialogue)
9.Mallrats - Wax
10.Taken With A Grain Of Salt - (dialogue)
11.Broken - Belly
12.Cruise Your New Baby Fly Self - Girls Against Boys
13.Very Uncomfortable Place, A - (dialogue)
14.Guilty - All
15.That Ski Trip - (dialogue)
16.Web In Front - Archers Of Loaf
17.Hated It - Thrush Hermit
18.Post Coital Techno Boogie - (dialogue)
19.Build Me Up Buttercup - The Goops
20.Cousin Walter - (dialogue)
21.Social - Squirtgun
22.Mission Impossible #2 - (dialogue)
23.Smoke Two Joints - Sublime
24.Stoned - Silverchair
25. Last Words - (dialogue)

1. Family Man
2. Salt On A Slug
3. Hollywood Diary
4. Let Your Fingers Do The Walking
5. Shed Reading
6. No Deposit, No Return
7. Armaggedon Man
8. Long Lost Dog Of It
9. I Won't Stick Any Of You Unless
10. Account For What
11. The Pups Are Doggin' It

Sun Ra and The Arkestra & The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn
Next Week Sometime
The Ballad of Smokey Joe
Death in the Morning
The Old Man of the Mountain
Daddy Rollin' Stone
Titanic Blues
Brother Can You Spare a Dime
Collins Cave
Gangster's Blues

Harlem’s Nocturne
Karma
Heartburn
Medley: If I Was Your Woman/Walk On By
You Don’t Know My Name
If I Ain’t Got You
Diary
Dragon Days
Wake Up
So Simple
When You Really Love Someone
Feeling U, Feeling Me
Slow Down
Samsonite Man
Nobody Not Really

Intro A Cappella
Karma
Heartburn
A Woman’s Worth
Unbreakable
How Come You Don’t Call Me
If I Was Your Woman
If I Ain’t Got You
Every Little Bit Hurts
Streets Of New York
Wild Horses (Feat. Adam Levine)
Diary
You Don’t Know My Name
Stolen Moments
Fallin’
Love It Or Leave It Alone (Feat. Mos Def & Common) / Welcome to Jam Rock (Feat. Damien Marley, Mos Def, Common & Friends)

Hold On!
The George and Dragon
Got A Feeling
Wild Love
Leaning On The Lamp Post
Where Were You When I Needed You
All The Things I Do For You Baby
Gotta Get Away
Make Me Happy
A Must To Avoid

1. West Deep
2. Spirit Cannot Fail
3. Pilots of Kite
4. Seventh Circle
5. Phantom Gardens
6. Angel of Hearth and Home
7. Villefranche Interior
8. Night Tides
9. First Memory
10. Azure Extension
11. Radiant Spires
12. Evening Peal
13. Threnodia
14. Short Drink from a Certain Fountain
15. Body of Light
16. At the Center
17. Self-Initiation
18. Word That Became Flesh
19. Hermetic Garden
20. Revolving Globes
21. Four Square Citadel
22. Little Daughters of Light
23. Orient of Memphis
24. Angel at the Western Window
25. Piano Room
26. Rain Dance
27. Aching Heart
28. Arising
29. Welcome to Realm Seven
30. Without a Blue Horizon
31. Female Nebula
32. Demon Raising
33. Burning the Grove of Satyrs
34. Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of
35. Realm of Archons
36. Rossetti Effect
37. Infinite Station
38. Piano Angelica

Darkness, Darkness
Smug
On Sir Francis Drake
Sunlight
Double Sunlight
Beautiful
Turn It Over
Rain Song
Trillium
Quicksand
Black Mountain Breakdown
Sham
Ride The Wind

1. Theme
2. Stamping Ground
3. Symphonique #3 (Ode To Venus)
4. Symphonique #6 (Good For Goodie)
5. Mini-Sym #1:
I. Allegro
II. Andante Adagio
III. Vivace
6. Lament
7. Witch Of Endor:
I. Dance
II. Trio
a. Adagio (The Prophesy)
b. Andante (The Battle)
c. Agitato (Saul's Death)
III. Dance
8. Symphonique #1 (Portrait Of A Monarch)

In 1967, the future of electric blues guitar answered to the name of Albert King. It's not like Albert was a green newcomer to the blues world when he strolled through the doors of Memphis-based Stax Records in 1966. After all, he had his first taste of studio action as a band leader more than a dozen years earlier. But the massively constructed southpaw saved his best for Stax. It's virtually impossible to cite a more important or influential blues album from the latter half of the 1960's than BORN UNDER A BAND SIGN... This Sundazed 180 gram vinyl edition features the entire classic album with its gorgeous vintage artwork, two rare single sides added as bonus cuts, original liner notes and new annotation by Bill Dahl.

Born Under A Bad Sign
Crosscut Saw
Kansa City
Oh, Pretty Woman
Down Don't Bother Me
The Hunter
Funk-shun
I Almost Lost My Mind
Personal Manager
Laundromat Blues
As The Years Go Passing By
The Very Thought Of You
Overall Junction

1. Silver Lining
2. Close Call
3. Moneymaker
4. Breakin' Up
5. Under the Blacklight
6. Dreamworld
7. Dejalo
8. 15
9. Smoke Detector
10. Angels Hung Around
11. Give a Little Love

Digitally remastered from the original 2-track mixdown-master-tapes

Final Studio Recordings

1. Freedom
2. Izabella
3. Night Bird Flying
4. Angel
5. Room Full Of Mirrors
6. Dolly Dagger
7. Ezy Ryder
8. Drifting
9. Beginnings
10. Stepping Stone
11. My Friend
12. Straight Ahead
13. Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)
14. Earth Blues
15. Astro Man
16. In From The Storm
17. Belly Button Window

1. Killing Floor
2. Foxey Lady
3. Like a Rolling Stone
4. Rock Me Baby
5. Hey Joe
6. Can You See Me
7. Wind Cries Mary
8. Purple Haze
9. Wild Thing

1. Chamber the Cartridge
2. Injection
3. Ready to Fall
4. Bricks
5. Under the Knife
6. Prayer of the Refugee
7. Drones
8. The Approaching Curve
9. Worth Dying For
10. Behind Closed Doors
11. Roadside
12. The Good Left Undone
13. Survive
Bonus Track:
14. But Tonight We Dance

1. Stay Tuned
2. Just As You Are
3. You You
4. A. W. O. L.
5. Anachronist
6. A Beautiful Peace
7. Be Serious
8. On The Town Square
9. Mob Rule
10. A Beautiful War
11. Out Of The Blue
12. Del Mondo
13. Cancion de Julieta
14. Pastafari
15. Fragment
16. Hasta Siempre Comandante

Considered the very first rock opera, this 1969 breakthrough recording from the genius of Pete Townshend was highly controversial upon its release. Originally banned by the BBC and by some U.S. radio stations, the underlying child abuse and molestation theme in the tale of the deaf, dumb and blind Tommy Walker was a startling, darker side to the former mod-rockers from Shepherds Bush. Highlighted at the Woodstock festival and film, the album peaked at # 4 on the Billboard chart. Townshend proved to himself and the world he could still attempt such a libretto and still rock!. It s pawned such Who staples as "Pinball Wizard," "The Acid Queen," "I'm Free" and "We're Not Gonna Take It / See Me, Feel Me." Ultimate movie, Broadway and concertized versions have kept its imaginative story and music in the forefront for the past three decades. Cut from the original two track quarter inch mater tapes provided by The Who on Classic's all tube stereo cutting system by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood. Pressed on 140g heavy weight vinyl and packaged in authentic tri-fold laminated sleeve including original booklet. This is a masterpiece in every way and an absolute must for all rock fans!

1. Overture
2. Its' A Boy
3. 1921
4. Amazing Journey
5. Sparks
6. The Hawker
7. Christmas
8. Cousin Kevin
9. The Acid Queen
10. Underture
11. Do You Think It's Alright?
12. Fiddle About
13. Pinball Wizard
14. There's A Doctor
15. Go To The Mirror!
16. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
17. Smash The Mirror
18. Sensation
19. Miracle Cure
20. Sally Simpson
21. I'm Free
22. Welcome
23. Tommy's Holiday Camp
24. We're Not Gonna Take It

This is the first collection of Roy Orbison Hit tunes, about half taken from the first two albums "Lonely and Blue" and "Crying", with the remaining songs being singles that were not released on LP. Released in 1962 prior to Orbison's third album, this LP includes "Only The Lonely", "Evergreen", "Crying", "Uptown", "Running Scared", "Love Star", "Dream Baby", "The Crowd", "Blue Angel", "Candy Man", "I'm Hurtin'" and "Mama", cut on an all tube cutting system by Bernie Grundman from a compilation analog reel assembled from the actual session masters - not copies. You can't get a Roy Orbison "Greatest Hits" on LP that is closer to the original analog master tapes - as it should be. In Stereo and pressed on Classic's 200g Quiex Super Vinyl Profile.

1. Only The Lonely
2. Evergreen
3. Crying
4. Uptown
5. Running Scared
6. Love Star
7. Dream Baby
8. The Crowd
9. Blue Angel
10. Candy Man
11. I'm Hurtin'
12. Mama

Released at the front end of what might be Lilith Fair's last hurrah, Mirrorball is a take-home sampler of the live performances that have catapulted McLachlan into the modern rock stratosphere. Over half of the album's 14 songs are radio hits (including four of the first five), proving McLachlan's worth as a pop songstress bar none. With little dialogue between songs, and the sound quality so pristine, if it weren't for the occasional hoot and holler from the audience one would never know it's a live album. A must have for all Sarah fans.

1. Building A Mystery
2. Hold On
3. Good Enough
4. I Will Remember You
5. Adia
6. I Love You
7. Do What You Have To Do
8. Path Of Thorns
9. Fear
10. Possession
11. Sweet Surrender
12. Ice Cream
13. Fumbling Toward Ecstasy
14. Angel

Classic live 2 LP album recorded in 1970 at the illustrious Fillmore East. Features an amazing 20-minute version of Whipping Post!

1. Statesboro Blues (McTell) - 4:17
2. Done Somebody Wrong (James/Levy/Lewis) - 4:33
3. Stormy Monday (Walker) - 8:44
4. You Don't Love Me (Cobbs) - 19:15
5. Hot 'Lanta (Allman/Allman/Betts/Johanson/Oakley/Trucks) - 5:17
6. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Betts) -13:04
7. Whipping Post (Allman) - 22:56

Recorded by Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix) while Peter Frampton was still in the band, Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore captures an early performance by Humble Pie where Steve Marriot's lyricism and ideas where balanced by Frampton's searing lead guitar. This is a document of a band at a pivotal point in their existence, this is valuable and at times insightful. Another part of the Classic Fillmore East performances highlighted by Classic Records and transferred from the Kramer mixed two track 1/4 analog masters on the Bernie Grundman all tube cutting system and pressed on Classic 180g QUIEX Super Vinyl Profile.

1. Four Day Creep
2. I'm Ready
3. Stone Cold Fever
4. I Walk On Gilded Splinters
5. Rolling Stone
6. Hallelujah (I Love Her So)
7. I Don't Need no Doctor

In conjunction with DreamWorks Films NEW Director's Edition 2-Disc DVD release of Cameron Crowe's "ALMOST FAMOUS", Classic Records is pleased to announce the release of "Untitled" - an inspired reissue of the soundtrack for the Academy Award winning film "Almost Famous". This two LP set features bonus material by Still Water the fictitious band featured in the film. The Stillwater tracks were mastered directly by Bernie Grundman from the 1/2" analog masters (*due to time constraints with this production, digital sources were utilized for the other repertoire).

1. America - Simon & Garfunkel
2. Sparks - The Who
3. It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference - Todd Rundgren
4. Every Picture Tells A Story - Rod Stewart
5. Feel Flows - The Beach Boys
6. Your Move - Yes
7. Mr. Farmer - The Seeds
8. One Way Out - The Allman Bros
9. Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd
10. That's The Way - Led Zeppelin
11. Tiny Dancer - Elton John
12. Lucky Trumble - Nancy Wilson
13. I'm Waiting For The Man - David Bowie
14. The Wind - Cat Stevens
15. Slip Away - Clarence Carter
16. Something In The Air - Thunderclap Newman
17. Fever Dog - Stillwater
18. Love Thing - Stillwater
19. Chance Upon You - Stillwater
20. Love Comes And Goes - Stillwater
21. Hour Of Need - Stillwater
22. You Had To Be There - Stillwater

1. Cute As A Bug 2. My Baby Don't Tolerate 3. The Truck Song 4. In My Own Mind 5. Nothing But a Good Ride 6. Big Dog 7. You Were Always There 8. Wallisville Road 9. Working Too Hard 10. San Antonio Girl 11. On Saturday Night 12. Election Day 13. I'm Going to Wait 14. I'm Going to the Place

Import

1. Raza Oliada (Pito Wilson)
2. Colas De Rata
3. Hechando Chingasos (Grenudo Losos II)
4. La Migra (Cruza La Frontera II)
5. Revolucion
6. Consejos Narcos
7. Almas De Venta
8. La Ley De Plomo
9. Los Tengo Colgando (Chingo De Mecos II)
10. Sesos Humanos (Sacrificia IV)
11. Primer Meco
12. El Patron
13. Hermanos (Sacrificio IV)
14. Padre Nuestro
15. Ritmos Satanicos

1. Rip n' Tear
2. Slap In the Face
3. The Ballad of Jayne
4. Electric Gypsy
5. Sex Action
6. Showdown
7. Ritual
8. One More Reason
9. Never Enough
10. Letting Go
11. Bitch Is Back
12. Hollywood Tease

Nine Inch Nails presents Ghosts I - IV, a brand new 36 track instrumental collection available right now. Almost two hours of new music composed and recorded over an intense ten week period last fall, Ghosts I - IV sprawls Nine Inch Nails across a variety of new terrain.

Trent Reznor explains, "I've been considering and wanting to make this kind of record for years, but by its very nature it wouldn't have made sense until this point. This collection of music is the result of working from a very visual perspective - dressing imagined locations and scenarios with sound and texture; a soundtrack for daydreams. I'm very pleased with the result and the ability to present it directly to you without interference. I hope you enjoy the first four volumes of Ghosts."

Joan Baez's debut album, recorded in 1960 when she was just 19 years old, opened the world's eyes to a soprano so pure and beguiling that the mere act of listening to her – never mind that her music also packed a powerful message – was a pleasure. The recording quality of this record is so pure and perfect, making this a must own for any music lover or audiophile.

Silver Dagger
East Virginia
Fare Thee Well
House Of The Rising Sun
All My Trials
Wildwood Flower
Donna Donna
John Riley
Rake And Rambling Boy
Little Moses
Mary Hamilton
Henry Martin
El Preso Numero Nueve

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On a late summer evening in 1963, a show took place at Los Angeles' open-air Greek Theatre in, which had fans flocking to the Hollywood mountains. Those who were not lucky to get a ticket climbed to the surrounding trees to see the Calypso man from a distance at least. Others were waiting, recording equipment at the ready, namely the sound engineers from RCA, and in the following year the eagerly anticipated album was released. Some of the songs, such a the giddy-paced 'Zombie Jamboree,' 'Look Over Yonder' and the delightfully schmaltzy 'Try To Remember,' had only been released as studio recordings. The majority of the other numbers were brand new and were now heard for the very first time in the exciting live atmosphere, something that comes over authentically in this release.

1. Look Over Yonder—Be My Woman, Gal
2. Glory Manger
3. Shake That Little Foot
4. Windin' Road
5. Hoedown Blues
6. Try To Remember
7. Why ‘N’ Why
8. Contemporary Dance
9. In My Father’s House
10. Hayoshevet Baganim
11. Cruel War
12. Pig
13. Sailor Man
14. Merry Minuet
15. Boot Dance
16. Zombie Jamboree

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This album provides a wonderful testimony to the Jamaican singer's flexibility. It includes songs such as 'Midnight Special,'A prisoner's nocturnal prayer for freedom, and 'On Top Of Old Smokey,' which Belafonte instills with intricate rhythm and Caribbean flair. And the tailor-made arrangements are no less thrilling: whether possessing all the drive of a stomping big band, filled with the intimacy of a smoochy small ensemble (with Bob Dylan on harmonica) or with an earthy, folksy, bluegrass sound - there's all that and plenty more!

1. The Midnight Special
2. Crawdad Song
3. Memphis Tennessee
4. Gotta Travel On
5. Did You Hear About Jerry?
6. On Top Of Old Smokey
7. Muleskinner
8. Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad
9. Michael Row The Boat Ashore

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"Suggestive of both the imagery of Win Wenders' movie Paris, Texas and the desert itself, Ry Cooder's score is a peaceful, poetic journey into the soul of an acoustic guitar. 'Paris, Texas,' 'Brothers,' and 'Nothing Out There' open the album as meditative blends of guitar twang and scratching ambient effects. The songs move at a pretty, slow pace, and the opening track sees Cooder plucking his guitar's strings and letting that sound vibrate into thin air; it's a motif that he returns to repeatedly throughout the score…the score works best for people who have seen the movie, but it's still a powerful and immensely evocative journey for those whose experience with the material is the album alone." – All Music Guide

1. Paris, Texas
2. Brothers
3. Nothing Out There
4. Cancion Mixteca - Harry Dean Stanton
5. No Safety Zone
6. Houston In Two Seconds
7. She`s Leaving The Bank
8. On The Couch
9. I Knew These People - Harry Dean Stanton And Nastassja Kinski
10. Dark Was The Night

Limited to only 2,500 numbered copies!

Got Boogie?

'A wop bop alu bop, a wop bam boom!'

Following upon the recent, phenomenal, sold out success of the limited edition LPs of Dave Alvin's Blackjack David and Los Lobos' Good Morning Aztlan, Mobile Fidelity will soon follow suit with Little Richard's Here Comes Little Richard on GAIN 2 Ultra Analog Vinyl.

Half speed mastered from the original monoaural master tapes and limited to only 2,000 numbered copies, this LP is destined to be a collector's classic! Simply put... THIS IS ROCK & ROLL'S DNA.

SIDE ONE

Tutti Frutti – 2:26
True, Fine Mama – 2:43
Can’t Believe You Wanna’ Leave – 2:27
Ready Teddy – 2:08
Baby - 2:05
Slippin’ And Slidin’ – 2:40

SIDE TWO

Long Tall Sally - 2:10
Miss Ann - 2:18
Oh Why? - 2:09
Rip It Up – 2:23
Jenny Jenny - 2:02

First time Vinyl Pressing-Two LP set of the reissue of his 1998 release which was showered with critical praise upon its initial release. Rufus Wainwright's debut album established him as the massive talent that he remains today. The child of acclaimed folk songwriters Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle, Rufus' style owes more to the orchestral pop of Scott Walker or Van Dyke Parks (whose orchestral arrangements adorn much of this album), the opera, and the work of Edith Piaf and Judy Garland, than it does his own musical lineage. The debut pop classic from one of this generation's most important artists. Tracklisting includes 'Foolish Love', 'Danny Boy', 'April Fools?,? In My Arms', 'Matinee Idol', 'Sally Ann', 'Imaginary Love' and more.

1. Foolish Love
2. Danny Boy
3. April Fools
4. In My Arms
5. Millbrook
6. Baby
7. Beauty Mark
8. Barcelona
9. Matinee Idol
10. Damned Ladies
11. Sally Ann
12. Imaginary Love

These are the earliest-known recordings of Canned Heat with the primordial lineup of Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson (guitar/harmonica/vocals), Stuart Brotman (bass), Henry "Sunflower" Vestine (guitar), Bob "The Bear" Hite (vocals), and either Keith Sawyer (drums), or perhaps his replacement, Frank Cook (drums), who joined circa 1966. Another notable name among the personnel listed on the original LP jacket is rhythm and blues legend, Johnny Otis as producer. This is certainly fitting, as the Heat wind their way through compact, high-energy versions of a variety of selections, directly contrasting the longer psychedelic showcases that would evolve over the next few years. Their almost cerebral respect for their predecessors would have suggested that the band hailed from anywhere other than their Topanga Canyon digs. However, Wilson, Vestine, and Hite were consummate students of authentic R&B, as evidenced by their practically note-for-note transcriptions of tunes from Chicago icons such as Muddy Waters ("Got My Mojo Working"), Willie Dixon ("Spoonful" and "Pretty Thing"), John Lee Hooker ("Louise" and "Dimples"), and Elmore James ("Rollin' and Tumblin'.") The latter cut is actually presented in two distinct renderings — with and without Wilson's hard-hitting harmonica leads, closely resembling the sound of their self-titled debut, Canned Heat (1967) from the following year. A second holdover is "Big Road Blues," which is also given a similar driving beat and an otherwise solid reading.

1. Rollin' and Tumblin', Pt. 1
2. Big Road Blues
3. Spoonful
4. Got My Mojo Working
5. Pretty Thing
6. Louise
7. Dimples
8. Can't Hold on Much Longer
9. Straight Ahead
10. Rollin' and Tumblin', Pt. 2

The very best tracks from everyone's favorite Imbeciles, those legends of hardcore thrash metal, D.R.I. This retrospective spans the Imbeciles' entire career including highlights such as "Who Am I?," "Violent Pacification," "Commuter Man" and many more of the band's best mosh anthems!

1. Who Am I?
2. Commuter Man
3. The Explorer
4. Violent Pacification
5. Argument Then War
6. Mad Man
7. Couch Slouch
8. Nursing Home Blues
9. I Don't Need Society
10. A Coffin
11. Redline
12. Hooked
13. Probation
14. Five Year Plan
15. No Religion

Includes Bonus CD!!

Indestructible is the upcoming fourth studio album by American alternative metal band Disturbed. "Inside the Fire" is the first single and it backs up the claim made by the band that Indestructible is their heaviest record yet.

"This record is definitely a very ferocious record. It has a lot of textures to it. It is certainly the darkest one that we've seen in quite some time. It's the darkest and heaviest since (debut album) The Sickness, there's no question about it. And it takes it past The Sickness on a number of different levels." - singer David Draiman

This 2 LP set also includes a CD of the entire album.

1. Indestructible
2. Inside the Fire
3. Deceiver
4. The Night
5. Perfect Insanity
6. Haunted
7. Enough
8. The Curse
9. Torn
10. Criminal
11. Divide
12. Facade

It's a Brand New Morning
I Need Your Lovin'
Just What You Need
What She's Done
Nonsense
Old Man
Call Yourself the Wind
Forty Long Faces
Lend a Hand

It's a Brand New Morning
I Need Your Lovin'
Just What You Need
What She's Done
Nonsense
Old Man
Call Yourself the Wind
Forty Long Faces
Lend a Hand

Coalesce is a four piece Hardcore punk Metalcore band from Kansas City, Missouri. Their 2008 album is entitled 012:2. The current members are Sean Ingram - vocals, Jes Steineger - guitar, Nathan Ellis -bass and Nathan "Jr." Richardson - drums.

What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home
Cowards.com
Burn Everything That Bears Our Name
While The Jackass Operation Spins It's Wheels
Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up
Where The Hell IS Rick Thorne These Days?
Jesus In The Year 2000/Next On The Shit List
Counting Murders And Drinking Beers (The $46,000 Escape)
They Always Come In Fall

High Places is Mary Pearson and Rob Barber. Mary and Rob met while Mary was completing a music degree in bassoon performance and Rob was working in visual art, teaching lithography and etching at an art school. Both were performing as solo musicians at the time. Mary relocated to New York from Michigan in late 2006 and the two soon began collaborating under the name High Places. The name refers to a place where one has a better vantage point and can gain broader perspective; it references a love for mountains, rooftops and of course metaphorical 'high places.' The duo exchanges ideas back and forth, challenging one another’s expectations, pushing songs to new places, or more aptly, new heights. They began by releasing a number of singles as well as contributing songs to a few compilations. These early and varied works were collected and released in July of 2008 as 03/07-09/07 in advance of tours with Deerhunter and No Age. Since its inception, High Places has created a signature sound out of using bass-heavy, yet crisp beats, lilting vocal melodies, syncopated rhythmic lines performed on folk percussion instruments, guitar duets turned into treated samples and percussive lines created from the manipulation of household objects. The songwriting is expansive and fluid, all the while managing to be concise. Overall, the compositions are settled and assured. High Places gravitates toward the organic over the electronic and that natural aesthetic adds warmth and intimacy to the recordings.

In a live setting, the band creates their layered recordings with Mary singing and simultaneously manipulating her vocals with various delay and reverb pedals, while playing some hand percussion, recorders and creating and controlling various loops. Rob handles the drums triggering a variety of percussive sounds with his drum pads, as well as playing hand percussion, wooden blocks with contact mics and singing some ambient vocals. High Places’ self-titled debut was recorded by Rob and Mary in their apartment in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood between January and May of 2008. They employed a wide variety of instruments to make this album ranging from the more traditional: 12 string guitar, banjo, shakers and rattles, bass, bells and Kalimba, to the inventive: plastic bags, mixing bowls, wood blocks and other common household objects. The album has a contemplative and organic lyrical tone emphasized by the themes of goodness manifested in nature, hardship and wonder as necessities to human existence and growth. Additionally, the idea of maturation and development is further accented through the recurring mention of trees and their extending, enveloping branches. Rob created the High Places artwork by using photos taken by both band members. The images are drawn from nature but all have a subtle, mystical, golden motif, a fitting frame for the album’s recurring themes.

High Places High Places Track Listing

1. The Storm
2. You in Forty Years
3. The Tree with the Lights in It
4. Vision’s the First...
5. Gold Coin
6. Papaya Year
7. Namer
8. Golden
9. A Field Guide
10. From Stardust to Sentience

The Fame is the debut album by American pop singer and songwriter Lady GaGa who worked closely with producers RedOne and Space Cowboy. Lady GaGa hits the ground running and her song-craft is immaculate here, creating infectious and addictive tracks laced with dance-pop righteousness and sweet melodies. The Fame is a fresh, exciting dance album with infinite hit potential.

Lady GaGa The Fame Track Listing

1. Just Dance
2. Love Game
3. Paparazzi
4. Beautiful, Dirty Rich
5. Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
6. Poker Face
7. The Fame
8. Money Honey
9. Again Again
10. Boys Boys Boys
11. Brown Eyes
12. Summberboy
13. I Like It Rough

The first Holiday album from Béla Fleck & the Flecktones! Jingle All the Way is Christmas music as it’s never been heard it before, with unique tonal textures (banjo, Tuvan throat singing, klezmermandolin), hot solos and tight ensemble arrangements that make every measure new. The perfect stocking stuffer!

Bela Flek And The Flektones Jingle All The Way Track Listing

1. Jingle Bells
2. Silent Night
3. Sleigh Ride
4. The Christmas Song
5. The Twelve Days of Christmas
6. Ich will nur zu Ehren leben
7. Christmas Time Is Here
8. Linus & Lucy
9. Jingle Bells
10. The Hanukkah Waltz
11. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
12. What Child Is This
13. O Come All Ye Faithful
14. We Wish You A Merry Christmas/Medley
15. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
16. River

1. Chevrolet

2. Stealin'

3. West Indian Revalation

4. Oh Susanna

5. Tomorrow May Not Be Your Day

6. Eighteen Hammers

7. Black Spirit Boogie

8. Happy Just To Be Like I Am

Track Listing

1. Doolin-dalton
2. Twenty-one
3. Out Of Control
4. Tequila Sunrise
5. Desperado
6. Certain Kind Of Fool
7. Outlaw Man
8. Saturday Night
9. Bitter Creek
10. Doolin-dalton/Desperado (Reprise)
11. Desperado (Reprise)

1. Descendents
2. I Don't Want to Grow Up
3. Pervert
4. Rockstar
5. No FB
6. Can't Go Back
7. GCF
8. My World
9. Theme
10. Silly Girl
11. In Love This Way
12. Christmas Vacation
13. Good Good Things
14. Ace

Announcement
Quiet Please
Michael Jackson
Escape from Noise
The Playboy Channel
Stress in Marriage
Nesbitt's Lime Soda Song
Over the Hiccups
Sycamore
Car Bomb
Methods of Torture
Yellow Black and Rectangular
Backstage Pass
Christianity Is Stupid
Time Zones
You Don't Even Live Here
The Way of It
Endscape

LP1

Love Me Do
From Me to You
She Loves You
I Want to Hold Your Hand
Can't Buy Me Love
A Hard Day's Night
I Feel Fine
Eight Days a Week
Ticket to Ride
Help!
Yesterday
Day Tripper
We Can Work It Out
Paperback Writer
Yellow Submarine
Eleanor Rigby

LP2

Penny Lane
All You Need Is Love
Hello, Goodbye
Lady Madonna
Hey Jude
Get Back
The Ballad of John and Yoko
Something
Come Together
Let It Be
The Long and Winding Road

Intro
Personality Crisis
Bad Girl
Looking For A Kiss
Giver Her A Great Big Kiss
Stranded In The Jungle
Pills
Vietnamese Baby
Trash
Chatterbox
Puss N' Boots
Hootchie Coochie Man
Jet Boy

1. PEOPLE SAY 5:15

2. LOVE IS FOR ME 3:49

3. JUST KISSED MY BABY 4:42

4. WHAT'CHA SAY 3:27

5. JUNGLE MAN 3:23

6. HEY POCKY A-WAY 4:01

7. IT AIN'T NO USE 11:48

8. LOVING YOU IS ON MY MIND 3:13

9. AFRICA 3:56

Listen, Learn, Read On
Hard Road (Wring That Neck)
Kentucky Woman
Exposition/We Can Work It Out
Shield
Anthem
River Deep, Mountain High

Includes original calendar

Blue Suede Shoes
Money
Dizzy Miss Lizzie
Yer Blues
Cold Turkey
Give Peace A Chance
Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow)
John, John (Let's Hope For Peace)

Attack
Dreaming
Kill Rock 'N Roll
Hypnotize
Stealing Society
Tentative
U-Fig
Holy Mountains
Vicinity Of Obscenity
She's Like Heroin
Lonely Day
Soldier Side

1. Earth Intruders
2. Wanderlust
3. The Dull Flame of Desire
4. Innocence
5. I See Who You Are
6. Vertebrae by Vertebrae
7. Pneumonia
8. Hope
9. Declare Independence
10. My Juvenile

1. Radio Nowhere
2. You'll Be Comin' Down
3. Livin' in the Future
4. Your Own Worst Enemy
5. Gypsy Biker
6. Girls in Their Summer Clothes
7. I'll Work for Your Love
8. Magic
9. Last to Die
10. Long Walk Home
11. Devil's Arcade
12. Terry's Song

1. Love You In The Fall
2. Right To Arm Bears
3. Whisper Me Luck
4. Wild As I Wanna Be (replacement version)
5. Meet Me In The Meadow
6. Any Better Than This
7. I Belong (piano/vocal version)

Morning Dew
Alcatraz
Vigilante Man
Razamanaz
Night Woman
Broken Down Angel
Country Girl
Woke Up This Morning
Called Her Name
Black Hearted Woman
Talkin' To One Of The Boys
Broken Down Angel
Heart's Grown Cold
Showdown At The Border
Hair Of The Dog
Expect No Mercy
Love Hurts
Shapes Of Things
Boys In The Band
Beggar's Day
This Flight Tonight
Love Leads To Madness
Gatecrash
Preservation
Back To The Trenches
All Night Radio
Razamanaz
Whippin' Boy
Ruby Tuesday
Telegram (Pt. 1-3)
This Month's Messiah

Import

1. Out of Time
2. Don't Lie To Me
3. Somethings Just Stick in Your Mind
4. Each and Everyday of the Year
5. Heart of Stone
6. I'd Much Rather Be With the Boys
7. (Walkin' Thru the) Sleepy City
8.We're Wastin' Time
9. Try a Little Harder
10. I Don't Know Why
11. If You Let Me
12. Jiving Sister Fanny
13. Downtown Suzie
14. Family
15. Memo from Turner
16. I'm Going Down

This album cries out in pain and sorrow, only to bring the listener back home with realistic views of life and death. Unlike the previous sweet, happy pop stylings of their past albums, Automatic for the People created a melancholy atmosphere blazing a new direction for the band. At its heart, 'Automatic' is a collection of folk songs speaking of aging, death and loss. The darkness of the content is offset by masterful layers of lush strings, acoustic instruments and keyboards. Hailed as their most emotionally direct album, the songs are rich and timeless, reflective and comforting. Features the singles 'Everybody Hurts', 'Drive' and 'Man on the Moon'. Kleenex not included.

1. Drive
2. Try Not To Breathe
3. The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
4. Everybody Hurts
5. New Orleans Instrumental No. 1
6. Sweetness Follows
7. Mony Got A Raw Deal
8. Ignoreland
9. Star Me Kitten
10. Man On The Moon
11. Nightswimming
12. Find The River

1. True Love Will Never Fade
2. The Scaffolder’s Wife
3. The Fizzy And The Still
4. Heart Full Of Holes
5. We Can Get Wild
6. Secondary Waltz
7. Punish The Monkey
8. Let It All Go
9. Behind With The Rent
10. The Fish And The Bird
11. Madame Geneva’s
12. In The Sky