In 1964 two young musicians roomed together and the rest is history. Syd Barrett and Roger Waters formed a band along with Nick Mason on drums which after several name changes set on the name Pink Floyd. 40 years on they have almost become an institution, with their classic album "Dark Side Of The Moon" spending 741 weeks on the billboard chart. If you don't know the rest of their history you have been on another planet. This album which has been put together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of one of the greatest rock bands on earth, and to emphisis this you just have to look at the contributing musicians. Chris Sqire (Yes), Alan White (Yes), Tony Kaye (Yes), Dwweezil Zappa, Tommy Shaw (Stax), Edgar Winter…

Among the lesser-feted jewels released by the Vertigo label during its swirly-logo purple patch, Gravy Train's restful hybrid of jazz-tinged virtuosity, folky pastorals, and heartfelt vocalizing peaks on this, their second album, and that despite A Ballad of a Peaceful Man doing little more than treading water when compared to the experimental peaks of its predecessor…

Xanadu is a 1980 American romantic musical fantasy film written by Richard Christian Danus and Marc Reid Rubel and directed by Robert Greenwald. The title is a reference to the nightclub in the film, which takes its name from Xanadu, the summer capital of Kublai Khan's Yuan Dynasty in China. This city appears in Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, a poem that is quoted in the film. The film's plot was inspired by 1947's Down to Earth.
Xanadu stars Olivia Newton-John, Michael Beck, and Gene Kelly, and features music by Newton-John, Electric Light Orchestra, Cliff Richard, and The Tubes.

Horace Silver - Horace Silver Trio (1953) {2003 Blue Note RVG 24-bit Remaster}
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Jazz / Bop / Hard Bop / Piano

This CD reissue has pianist Horace Silver's first sessions as a leader, trios with drummer Art Blakey and either Gene Ramey, Curly Russell or Percy Heath on bass. Silver already had his funky style pretty well together by 1952 (two years after being discovered by Stan Getz), and the program is most notable for introducing his compositions "Ecaroh" and "Opus De Funk." In addition, there are two percussion features: a drum solo by Blakey on "Nothing But Soul" and "Message From Kenya," a duet by the drummer with the percussion and vocals of Sabu Martinez.

After a handful of highly acclaimed 12“s and the n)e(m album "Northern Electro Movement" Elektrolux is proud to present a full length solo album by n)e(m DJ Dirsch under his Elec.Inpho guise. Dirsch is not only one of the most important figures on Hamburg’s vital electro scene, but also put his name on the German electro map with his previous releases. With "3.000.000" he created a superb collection of finest electro tracks that showcase a wide range of emotions. From the dark and rough electro excursions of tunes like "Sub Sub" and "Blue Box" to the smoother, almost uplifting approach of ‚Lana de Rock’ or the mesmerizing feel of "Schntzi" - this album offers the full spectrum…

Stephane Grappelli - Stephane Grappelli in Tokyo
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Label/Cat#: Denon # 81757 9130 2 | Country/Year: US 1991
Genre: Jazz | Style: Gypsy Jazz, Violin, Continental, Swing

"One of several fine live dates recorded in the twilight of Stephane Grappelli's long career, this concert has few surprises. The repertoire is fairly standard for the violinist, accompanied by the always enjoyable guitarist Marc Fossett, bassist Jean-Philippe Viret, with the trio occasionally augmented by accordion player Marcel Azzola. (…) One can never have enough Stephane Grappelli, especially on stage." ~allmusic

Made in England is the fourth album by British rock band Atomic Rooster. Although previously known for generally having a progressive rock style, this album saw the band moving in more of a funk/soul direction, largely influenced by new singer Chris Farlowe…

Exhibition of Achievements of the vocal economy. In this project, which is a worthy example AOR'a style Toto and Journey, involving three famous singer. The principal here is Tom Griffin (Trillion) and Jean-Michel Baron (brilliantly spevshy in album Toto "Past And Present"), as well as a guest here by Joe Wang from the group Mecca.Vakantnoe guitarist took participated in numerous projects, including Radioactive, Swede Tommy Denander and bass played colleague Glenn Hughes Fabrizio Grossi.

"Having failed to conquer America yet again while splitting fan opinions via 1985's Innocence Is No Excuse – their strongest and most accessible album in years – Saxon obviously decided to appeal to Average Metal Joe's rank, stone-deaf stupidity with the following year's Rock the Nations. Though graced with a somewhat rougher sound more in line with the band's New Wave of British Heavy Metal early years, Rock the Nations was arguably less heavy than its predecessor, and easily ranks with Saxon's most unimaginative efforts, pitting cliché-ridden anthems like "We Came Here to Rock," "Running Hot," and the title track against unconvincingly sappy ballads like "Waiting for the Night" and "Northern Lady."….(All Music Guide Review)