August Rush: Music From The Motion Picture

The soundtrack to the movie devoted to the powers of music is actually quite good. It has a great range from classical to rock, to a funky "not this world" kind of melodies. I recommend this to anyone who saw the movie and thought it was good.
All the vocal singers are professionals and they have done a fantastic job, especially Johnathan Rhys Meyers.
A beautiful soundtrack that will b read more..

Sleep Through The Static

Easy listening with new thoughts... Jack J. is one of those artists that one can listen to in any mood and will bring you back to the now. Good stuff! read more..

Mamma Mia!

if you like ABBA or the fun Movie. You will want to ad this CD to your collection. Lots of fun!! read more..

ABBA - Gold: Greatest Hits

Loved the ABBA Gold. It had all the familiar songs from the recent Mama Mia show read more..

Consolers Of The Lonely

Consolers of the Lonely was sprung upon the public a mere three weeks after completion in yet another unorthodox indie music release. The Raconteurs successfully avoided any pre-release media hype/promotion, and got their newest album into everyone's hands (in all formats) at the same time.

Although this could be perceived as a rushed album release, the final product sounds anything b read more..

From the Cradle to the Grave

I read some reviews on the album and decided to buy it. I had an older Watson album from the 1990's that I wasn't too impressed with. I am into a little more of the faster paced stuff, Hank III, and more of the rockabilly scene. But I heard a cool Watson song on sirius one day and decided to give him another try. I read reviews for some albums and this one seemed to get the best reviews. SO I gave read more..

Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band Live 2006

Ringo IS "The Greatest" when it comes to drumming, charm, and getting some fabulous (although not always FAB) musicians together. Regarding this CD (not the DVD version), I have listened over and over again to it in my office as I work. It really is a good music CD that captures the energy of the concert. I saw him live with this 2006 line-up at Fantasy Springs Resort, Coachella Valley, CA - that' read more..

Forth

The Verve's reunion album, "Forth," is definite proof that the Verve is back to rocking the pants off of everyone...again.

Their "Forth" album's opening songs gripped me from the beginning. The first songs, "Sit and Wonder" and "Love is Noise" had me convinced that the band was back to rocking the pants off of me. Nick McGabe still knows how to play awesome guitar licks, and Richard A read more..

Vagabonds

Good Cd. Not quite a Jayhawks of Golden Smog CD but a good listen. read more..

Who We Are

Lifehouse is one of the better recent bands. This album is a very good collection.

It features good vocals and instrumentation. It contains several catchy songs. The better ones include the following: Disarray, First Time, Whatever It Takes, Who We Are, Broken, and Storm. The last two songs contain a spiritual and likely Christian theme. They are very good.

If you a read more..

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

this is the very first beatles album i bought. i like most every song on it and i didnt live through the 60s. a must have for rock'n'rollers everywhere! read more..

Take The Weather With You

I never know what to expect from a Buffett album. sometimes I can pop it in and listen straight through and love every song. and sometimes there's one song or two I like and the rest are strictly fast forward numbers. sadly there have been fewer keepers than there used to be and I finally realized one reason when I was scanning the credits on this album. I've missed Fingers Taylor more than I kne read more..

Back to Bacharach

Steve does great renditions on many of the songs he produced with Burt bachrach. Lots of cameos making for interesting combos with Steve. read more..

River: The Joni Letters (with Bonus Tracks) - Amazon.com Exclusive

To tell the truth ,I wasn't expecting that much from this album. To me, Joni Mitchell's songs in the original form are hard to top. I haven't even been very impressed with her own recent covers of her classic work. So I put off getting this until recently. I am happy to report that for the most part this CD exceeded my expectations. First of all, I love the downtime mood of the proceedings. Herbie read more..

Talento De Barrio

Out of 15 tracks, 10 are hot. Even the other 5 are still pretty good, better than other Latino artists are coming with right now.


For those who want to just download the best tracks, I recommend Talento De Barrio, Pose, Llamando De Emergencia, Oasis De Fantasia, Que Tengo Que Hacer, De La Paz Y De La Guerra, Salgo Pa La Calle, K-Ndela, Suelta, and Infinito. Of course, for 0.9 read more..

Orphans [Fold-out Digipak with 24-page booklet]

This was my 1st time using another seller for a used item (CD box set) and even if one of the cd is showing finger prints they are playing ok. Shipping was not as fast as an Amazon purchase. read more..

Fleet Foxes

I'm a huge fan of Midlake. Like that band, FF is exploring 70's harmonies, and analog recording techniques and instruments. As some others have said here, the songs sometimes go on a bit longer than they ought to. Many of the tracks have a fine sense of building drama to them, but the band errs by drawing some of the tracks into an unneeded closing quiet section. And it is not great that sometim read more..

Detours

Sheryl Crow has come a long way since her debut in the 90's "Tuesday Night Musical Club." Granted her style may have changed a bit, but I think it's for the better. My favorite song on the album is "Love Is Free." I love the message and its video. If you're a long time fan of Sheryl Crow you'll enjoy this. If you're just a fan of her radio hits and not a die hard fan you may be dissapointed. read more..

Innocent Eyes

Quite simply, Delta has an amazing live show and this cd doesn't really do justice to what she's capable of. The emotion and energy present in her live performances, just isn't really there on her cd. Most disappointing to me is "Innocent Eyes", a song which positively gave me shivers when I heard it live. However, it's still an outstanding cd due to it's thoughtful, well-written lyrics, soaring v read more..

Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific (The New Broadway Cast)

It's hard to believe that SOUTH PACIFIC has never received a Broadway revival since the original 1949 production (not counting a well-received 1967 Music Theater of Lincoln Center staging which starred Florence Henderson). Happily Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical masterpiece returned to the stage this year in an all-new, acclaimed revival. The cast album captures all the magic and excitement wh read more..

Unfamiliar Faces

I got into Matt Costa after hearing his track on Sing-A-Longs & Lullabies for the Film Curious George (Jack Johnson). Then after seeing him live shortly afterward I came to really appreciate him as an artist. So once this album came out it was a definite day one purchase.

The album as a whole musically and lyrically surpasses his previous Songs We Sing album with stand outs lik read more..

XV

pushing 4.5 stars...

I cannot stop listening to this album - and it's been awhile since I've said that about ANY album. XV, for all of its simplicities, is still hard to categorize; and that's what makes it great. It's the type of album that, while packing a legitimate punch upon first listen, doesn't necessarily blow you away upon first listen; and again, that's what makes it great! read more..

All the Lost Souls

It is nice music similar to his first album. Easy listening I listen . I like it very much read more..

Fear of a Blank Planet

Than you are hear because you are looking for bands that remind you of Pink Floyd. As there will be no band to take their place, Porcupine Tree is a great place to start. Their mix of keyboards and guitar licks are just what the doctor ordered. The vocals are far from Roger's yelps but you will become addicted to Wilson's voice in the same way. If Roger Waters plays second to your love of David Gi read more..

The Division Bell

When I picked this album up upon its release in 1994, I had not purchased a new Pink Floyd album since the time of The Final Cut. I was very pleasantly surprised with The Division Bell however, and the 1980s textures of Momentary Lapse of Reason were nowhere to be found. Indeed, although very modern sounding, references to their most popular albums released during the 1973-1979 timeframe are sca read more..

Graduation

I went to see him at the Glow N the Dark Tour in houston.... there is something about him that is so touching... he is a true performer. I think he is at the top of the game... hes brilliant. GRADUATION is a mind-blowing album with excellent samplez...

my favourite track hands down is "Flashing Lights" ft. Dwele. the beat is just OUTSTANDING... the video helped it become a INSTANT CLA read more..

Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael

I love this CD! Disc 1 is very soothing. Some of his songs are just beautiful and timeless. And Disc 2 when you want to get funky. There are a few songs missing but overall it's a great collection! read more..

What's the Rumpus?

I love Gaelic Storm and I love this album. However it is not my favorite (Special Reserve and How Are We Getting Home? are my favorites). The songs are upbeat and happy and all tell great stories but somethings seems off on this album. The CD, though the not greatest of them all, is totally worth getting just to hear Darcy's Donkey. read more..

Jonas Brothers

I have recently become a fan of this band. This album is a step up from their debut "It's About Time," with funkier, more complex songs. Hit songs "SOS," and "When you Look me in the Eyes," drive the album, while tracks such as "Goodnight and Goodbye," and "Hello Beautiful," trace te bands evolution from rock to soul. There is something for everyone on this album. The reason for four stars is that read more..

The Shade of Poison Trees

I was really surprised by how much I liked this album. When Dusk and Summer came out, I took a listen and I don't even remember anything from that listen except for a thought I had, "Has Chris lost his sense of melody?"

I think Chris regained his sense of melody in The Shade of Poison Trees and also, even more lovely, his sense of harmony. The harmonies on this album are gorgeous and read more..