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Re-Mastered from the original 1/4 inch tapes thru 24bit 96k Hi-Resolution Transfer

Unlike many more formally-inclined composers, Ferneyhough often speaks of his music as being about creating energy and excitement rather than embodying an abstract schema. His pieces rarely use 12-note rows, but do include microtones and frequent use of glissando.
His scores make huge technical demands on performers; sometimes creating parts that are so detailed they are likely impossible to realize completely.

Pink Floyd - 1969-04-27, Mother's, Birmingham & 1969-05-02 Manchester College Of Commerce, Unreleased & Alternate Mix Ummagumma recordings. 56 minutes, Stereo Soundboard Recordings. This is lossy sourced but this is the best that has ever been available to date. Prepare to have your minds blown :)

Beautiful live acoustic reworkings of some of Lenny Kravitz's most popular work. 10 songs include: 1) Are You Gonna Go My Way 2) Believe 3) Rosemary 4) Just Be A Woman 5) Sister 6) Always On The Run 7) My Precious Love 8) Let Love Rule. Bonus Tracks (live in Daytona Beach): 9) Are You Gonna Go My Way 10) Always On The Run. Recorded live in USA 1994. Bonus tracks 9 & 10 recorded live in Daytona Beach, Florida, May 1993.

Meat Loaf's 1977 album "Bat Out Of Hell" transformed this former high school football player, nightclub bouncer and stage actor into the American rock 'n' roll icons. "Hang Cool Teddy Bear" (a title taken from a line in the classic Russ Meyer trash movie "Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls") is his 11th studio album. Produced by new collaborator Rob Cavallo (Green Day, My Chemical Romance Paramore, Fleetwood Mac), the album features hand-picked musicians including guitarists Tim Pierce, Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins (who co-wrote two songs for the album), Paul Crook and Randy Flowers, legendary bass players Chris Chaney and Kasim Sulton, keyboardist Jamie Mulhoberac and drummer John Micelli. Hang Cool Teddy Bear also features an array of big-name guests, including Steve Vai (who appears on "Love is Not Real"), former Queen guitarist Brian May (who appears on "Song Of Madness" and "Love Is Not Real"), American Idol presenter Kara DioGuardi (who co-wrote and sings on "If I Can't Have You") and Hollywood star Jack Black, who duets with Meat Loaf on "Like A Rose". But the most surprising guest is Blackadder and House actor Hugh Laurie–a classically-trained pianist who plays on "If I Can't Have You?"

Unique. That is the way we can describe Emma Shapplin's "Etterna". The singer reflects her inner growth by delecting us with melodies that go far beyond imagination. Her style can only be compared to Sarah Brightman's "Eden" but Shapplin's voice is sweeter and much more dramatic. Pieces like "Leonora" and "La Silente Riva" reflect that wonderful fascination that Ms. Shapplin shows for barroque Italian, with all of it's dramatism and melancholy. In the the other hand "La Notte Etterna" and "Celtica" make the listener go through different stages of their inner soul, learning about their own way of approaching that elven and magical creature who sings.

This audio/video DVD contains 11 songs encoded as 5.1 and stereo – options accessible from the DVD menu, with interactive lyrics in both English and Italian, as well as Emma's video interview, and some other nice extras.

Girls, Girls, Girls is the fourth studio album by glam metal band Mötley Crüe. The record features a more blues-influenced sound than previous albums and contains the hits "Wild Side" and "Girls, Girls, Girls".

MUSIC FICTION is the impressive, full-length debut by DJ/producer Rithma. After a series of well-received singles and a rep built up from his energetic sets at clubs and parties, Rithma makes good on his promise by dropping an album packed with mesmerizing rhythms, jazzy samples, low-key experimental collage and sampling, and a warmly inviting atmosphere. In fact, one of the more remarkable things about MUSIC FICTION is that, although it is a dance record in theory–the album draws heavily on house, acid jazz, and hip-hop elements–it is also quite mellow, and makes for an excellent headphone experience. So while the beats bump with funky, club-inflected bounce, the jazz snippets bring a heady touch of class and the ambient elements bathe it all in a relaxing glow. The combination works wonderfully, making this a noteworthy debut from a promising young electronica artist.

This two-CD set pairs two of Ozric Tentacles' early private cassette releases, which were reissued on CD in 2000 by Snapper Music.