
“Raisins come from grapesPeople come from apesI come from Canada”
(lyrics from “Raisins”)
This Canadian alt-rock band scores big with my family with this album of 24 original and hilarious songs for kids.For a taste of the album make sure you watch the video on the Amazon product page for the first track “7,8,9″, based on the [...]
Tags: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Barenaked Ladies, Canada, Desperation Records, Pop, Pop/Rock Music, Rock, Rock/Pop, Sing-Along, Snack Time

Kid Rock’s new album isn’t as revolutionary as the artist and title proclaim; yet it IS rather pleasing, and is indeed a bit maturer than much of Rock’s previous work.The only hints of the rock/rap that will haunt him ’til the day he dies are found in “Sugar” and “Don’t Tell Me U Love Me”–and [...]
Tags: Atlantic, Detroit Rock, Hard Rock, Kid Rock, Pop, Pop/Rock Music, Rap-Metal, Rap-Rock, Rock, Rock n Roll Jesus, Rock/Pop, Southern Rock, United States of America

Celine Dion is a music artist that has had music that has been part of my life.May it be a song that would be a song dedicated at a certain time of my relationship or a friend’s relationship to a song that just touched you (or annoyed you).
Celine Dion was like “Boyz II Men” in [...]
Tags: 2 CD Set, Adult Contemporary, Canada, Celine Dion, My Love-Ultimate Essential Collection, Pop, Pop Vocals, Pop/Rock Music, Quebec, Rock/Pop, Soft Rock, Sony

This is definitely one of the most refreshing releases in a while. The Soft Pack, a band from the west coast has made it with a stunning album. Parasites, great song by the way, had been airing on alternative radio stations for months but it was nowere available. It is finally included along with 9 [...]

This CD is really excellent. Filled with great songs and variety. One of my favorites of 2009.
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Product Description: 2009 release.With a background in the joys of sampling and a foreground in scuzzy guitar, bass and beaten up drums, with schizo music tastes and a [...]

Let me start off by saying that I truly respect and admire Ingrid Michaelson and her amazing talent. I only write this review in the hope that it might make some difference for the next album, not to dissuade anyone from buying it.
I first heard Ingrid back when she played at the Bitter End, [...]