Three Dog Night did one very smart thing back in their time…they went back in and reworked several of their songs for the radio…sometimes strikingly different versions of the tunes from their album counterparts…but the results were always very radio-friendly, punched-up versions that took what were all great songs to begin with and catapulted them [...]
I bought “Grace” for my wife (also a member of my band) after reading a few reviews, right here on Amazon, while Christmas shopping in 1998.I was getting another record for my brother in law.We listened toit on Christmas morning for the first time.I remembered “Grace”and she remembered “Last Goodbye,” from when they were played [...]
Despite losing immediacy 30 years later (the Guess Who’s first hits collection was released in 1971, near their artistic and commercial peak), RCA/BMG’s remastered 1999 “Greatest Hits” is the clearest-sounding, most generous one-disc set from the classic Canadian rock group. Bill Lacey, credited here with “audio restoration,” successfully freshens and brightens the group’s familiar, diverse [...]
To best describe the sound of Owl City, I think it’s almost a mashup of The Postal Service & hellogoodbye musically, and the voice of Sufjan Stevens maybe?
No matter how you categorize it, the music is catchy, light, and will immediately make you want to tap your foot and sing along.
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This seamless blend of African pop and American folk styles is one of the most exquisite musical achievements of the 20th century. The melodies are beautiful, the voices divine, and each and every one of the tracks is a classic.This extended version contains alternate takes of three songs.
The best loved songs include The Boy In [...]
Since the release of their now classic 2000 release and major album debut L.D. 50, Mudvayne has long been one of the few bands willing to experiment even though they share stages and chart placements with mainstream acts. Whether it be the radical outfits/makeup/costumes the band adorns on stage or the chaotic and often fairly [...]