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Genesis (UK) The Way We Walk, Vol. 2: The Longs CD. The second of two matching live albums pulled from Genesis' 1992 tour, The Longs is, at its title suggests, a compendium of the band's longer (and generally more fan-oriented) material. The shorter pieces which had kept the band so well supplied with hit singles over the past decade were then held over for the equally aptly titled The Shorts, gestures that might have widened the albums' appeal among those people who only wanted a souvenir of their favorite moments, but which left fans wanting to revisit the entire concert with no alternative but to purchase the accompanying The Way We Walk Live VHS. Half-a-dozen tracks include fine recountings of "Driving the Last Spike" and "Fading Lights," and the two-part "Domino" and "Home by the Sea," and all remind us that, for all their success as a singles act, it is with the symphonic epics that Genesis really hit their stride. However, one could possibly take exception to the fact that one of the remaining numbers is, in fact, a medley -- which, when the songs are broken down into their composite parts, are scarcely any longer than any of the cuts on The Shorts (more pertinently, these are the songs that longtime fans probably cheered the loudest for -- "Dance on a Volcano," "Lamb Lies Down," "The Musical Box"). The final cut, meanwhile, is a Phil Collins/Chester Thompson drum duet, which might have been most exciting in concert, but really grows tiresome on the home stereo. ~ Dave Thompson

Genesis (UK) The Way We Walk, Vol. 2: The Longs CD

Adiemus/Karl Jenkins (Composer) Adiemus III: Dances of Time CD. 1. Corrente :: Courante 2. Un Bolero Azul :: Blue Bolero 3. La la la Koora (Landler) 4. Dawn Dancing 5. Kaya Kakooya (Rumba) 6. Intrada & Pavan 7. Minuet 8. Rain Dance 9. African Tango 10. Zarabanda :: Sarabande 11. Ein Wiener Walzer :: A Viennese Waltz 12. Hymn to the Dance 13. Dos a dos (Square Dance)

Adiemus/Karl Jenkins (Composer) Adiemus III: Dances of Time CD

2008 digitally remastered edition of this album from the New York-based Thrash metallers originally released in 1989. Century Media.

Handle with Care

Import pressing of this 2001 collection from the Alt-Rockers includes one bonus track: 'Try Try Try'. Includes the hits 'Rhinoceros', '1979', 'Zero', 'Today' and many more. Virgin.

Rotten Apples: Greatest Hits

The Shadows 50 Golden Greats CD. 0. DISC 1: 1. Apache 2. Man of Mystery 3. Stranger, The 4. F.B.I. 5. Midnight 6. Frightened City, The 7. Kon-Tiki 8. Savage, The 9. Shadoogie 10. Wonderful Land 11. Sleepwalk 12. Guitar Tango 13. Boys, The 14. Dance On 15. Foot Tapper 16. Atlantis 17. Shindig 18. Geronimo 19. Theme for Young Lovers 20. Perfidia 21. Mustang 22. Cosy 23. Nivram 24. Little "B" 25. Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt, The 26. Rhythm and Greens 27. Genie with the Light Brown Lamp 0. DISC 2: 1. Mary Anne 2. Stingray 3. Don't Make My Baby Blue 4. War Lord 5. Thunderbirds Theme 6. I Met a Girl 7. Place in the Sun, A 8. Dreams I Dream, The 9. Maroc 7 10. Slaughter on Tenth Avenue 11. Something 12. Let Me Be the One 13. Don't Cry for Me Argentina 14. Theme from The Deer Hunter 15. Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto de Aranjuez 16. Riders in the Sky 17. God Only Knows 18. Going Home 19. Albatross 20. Nights in White Satin 21. Whiter Shade of Pale, A 22. Imagine/Woman 23. Memory

The Shadows 50 Golden Greats CD

Robbie Williams (England) Life Thru a Lens CD. 1. Lazy Days 2. Life Thru a Lens 3. Ego a Go Go 4. Angels 5. South of the Border 6. Old Before I Die 7. One of God's Better People 8. Let Me Entertain You 9. Killing Me 10. Clean 11. Baby Girl Window

Robbie Williams (England) Life Thru a Lens CD

Tracks: Falling Down Won't Be Told Love of the Common People Price of Admission, The Touch and Go Stands to Reason Bits of Kids Welcome to the Whole Week Big City Night Talkback Is That What You Fought the War For Good for Nothing Listen Sad Eyed People That's When Your Blood Bumps Two Guitar Clash Alan Parker Interviews Jake Burns About "Now Then..."Performer Notes: <ul><li>NOW THEN, the fifth studio release from Stiff Little Fingers, returns in this rerelease.</li><li>This CD includes six exclusive bonus cuts--"Good For Nothing," "Listen," "Sad Eyed People," "That's When Your Blood Bumps," "Two Guitars Clash," & "Alan Parker Interviews Jake Burns about 'Now Then."</li><li>Personnel: John Neil Martin (guitar).</li><li>Photographers: Brian Cooke; Andi; Ebet Roberts; Alan Ballard.</li><li>On 1982's Now Then, which again featured a new drummer (skilled journeyman Dolphin Taylor), SLF attempted to become a full-fledged mainstream rock band. As a consequence, their hardcore fans deserted them in droves. To be fair, leader Jake Burns had always professed a high regard for Bruce Springsteen and Little Feat as much as his punk elders, and his lyrics here changed in tone rather than theme. But that wasn't enough to establish a new audience, nor retain their existing one. It's a real shame, because so much of Now Then is superb, honest, combative, and heartfelt. "Won't Be Told," "The Price of Admission," and the singles "Talkback" and "Bits of Kids" are far more three-dimensional than "Suspect Device" could ever be. Incidentally, Jake Burns inspired Paul Young to cover "Love of the Common People," a version of which is included here, rather than vice versa. Five years later, when SLF re-formed for the first time, no songs from Now Then would appear on their set lists. To paraphrase the Gang of Four, history had done a bunk on SLF's finest hour. ~ Alex Ogg</li></ul>Format: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USAStudio/Live: StudioRelease Date: 1 October, 2004Label: Source Interlink***Dimensions: 12.5 x 14.2 x 1 centimeters (0.05 kg)

Now Then... [EMI Bonus Tracks]

Originally released in 1998, this album from the young Canadian-born siblings & country-poppers includes an enhanced video of 'Until You Loved Me' + interview. EMI.

B3 - First Album [CD]

The Scaffold Thank U Very Much: The Very Best of Scaffold CD. 1. Thank U Very Much 2. Lily the Pink 3. 2 Days Monday 4. Goodbat Nightman 5. Do You Remember 6. Carry on Know 7. 1-2-3 8. Today 9. Buttons of Your Mind 10. Charity Bubbles (Single Version) 11. Goose 12. Jelly Covered Cloud 13. Gin Gan Goolie 14. Liver Birds 15. Bus Dreams Seductress 16. Do the Albert 17. Burke & Hare 18. Promiscuity 19. Uptown & Downtown 20. In My Liverpool Home 21. Take Off Your Little Wooley Vest 22. Liverpool Lou- Single Version 23. Take It While You Can 24. Knees Down Mother Brown 25. Commercial Break 26. Long Strong Black Pudding

The Scaffold Thank U Very Much: The Very Best of Scaffold CD

Thrash Metal band's 1989 album includes four bonus live tracks. Century Media. 2008.

Leave Scars

Nick Cave/Warren Ellis The Proposition [Original Soundtrack] [Digipak] CD. 1. Happy Land, folk hymn 2. Proposition, film score: The Proposition No. 1, The 3. Proposition, film score: Road to Banyon, The 4. Proposition, film score: Down to the Valley, The 5. Proposition, film score: Moan Thing, The 6. Proposition, film score: The Rider No. 1, The 7. Martha's Dream, song 8. Proposition, film score: Gun Thing, The 9. Queenie's Suite, song 10. Proposition, film score: The Rider No. 2, The 11. Proposition, film score: The Proposition No. 2, The 12. Proposition, film score: Sad Violin Thing, The 13. Proposition, film score: The Rider No. 3, The 14. Proposition, film score: The Proposition No. 3, The 15. Proposition, film score: The Rider Song, The 16. Clean Hands. Dirty Hands, song 17. Untitled CD-ROM Track

Nick Cave/Warren Ellis The Proposition [Original Soundtrack] [Digipak] CD

Dr. Hook - Completely Hooked: Best of (CD)
Label/Studio: EMI Europe Generic
Album Format: CD
UPC: 077779920921
Release date: 1992-06-01

Dr. Hook - Completely Hooked: Best of (CD)

Format: CDCountry: USARelease Date: 1 August, 2001Label: Source Interlink***Dimensions: 12.8 x 14.2 x 0.9 centimeters (0.10 kg)

Here Be Monsters

Tracks: Typical Male What You Get Is What You See Two People Till The Right Man Comes Along Afterglow Girls Back Where You Started Break Every Rule Overnight Sensation Paradise Is Here I'll Be ThunderPerformer Notes: <ul><li>Personnel: Tina Turner (vocals); Bryan Adams (vocals, guitar, piano); Rupert Hine (various instruments, background vocals); Terry Britten (guitar, bass, drum programming, background vocals); Keith Scott, Jamie West-Oram, Mark Knopfler (guitar); Graham Lyle (mandolin); Branford Marsalis (soprano saxophone); Tim Cappello (saxophone); Tommy Mandell (organ); Nick Glennie-Smith, Bill Livsey, Guy Fletcher (keyboards); Steve Winwood (synthesizer); Albert Boekholt (programming); Dave Taylor, Mickey Feat (bass); Phil Collins, Jack Bruno, Micky Curry, Jamie Lane (drums); Gary Katell, Jim Vallance, Frank Ricotti (percussion); Tessa Niles, Samantha Brown, Margot Buchanan, Jimmy Chambers, George Chandler (background vocals).</li><li>Producers include: Mark Knopfler, Terry Britten, Rupert Hine, Bryan Adams, Bob Clearmountain.</li><li>Engineers include: John Hudson, Bob Clearmountain, Stephen W. Tayler.</li><li>Personnel: Tina Turner (vocals, background vocals); Terry Britten (vocals, guitar, drum programming, background vocals); Rupert Hine (vocals, keyboards, background vocals); Margo Buchanan, George Chandler, Tessa Niles, Sam Brown, Jimmy Chambers (vocals, background vocals); Keigh Scott, Jamie West-Oram, Mark Knopfler, Keith Scott (guitar); Graham Lyle (mandolin); Branford Marsalis (saxophone, soprano saxophone); Tim Cappello (saxophone, keyboards); David Taylor (trombone); Tom Mandel (organ); Guy Fletcher , Nick Glennie-Smith , Billy Livsey (keyboards); Albert Boekholt (synthesizer, programming); Steve Winwood (synthesizer); Dave Taylor , Mickey Feat (bass guitar); Jamie Lane, Mickey Curry, Phil Collins, Jack Bruno (drums); Frank Ricotti, Garry Katell, Jim Vallance (percussion).</li><li>Audio Mixers: John Hudson; Stephen W. Tayler; Bob Clearmountain.</li><li>Recording information: Mayfair Studios, London, England; Studio Grand Arm?e, Paris, France.</li><li>Director: Roger Davies.</li><li>Photographer: Herb Ritts.</li><li>Unknown Contributor Roles: Graham Lyle; Richard Elen; Albert Boekholt.</li><li>Arranger: Rupert Hine.</li><li>Because it contains its share of memorable and inspired material -- and even a few gems -- it seems inappropriate to call Tina Turner's Break Every Rule a disappointment. But because Private Dancer was so incredible a comeback, one greeted this anxiously awaited follow-up with such high expectations that anything less than outstanding would have been disappointing. And the album isn't outstanding -- it's generally quite enjoyable and far from weak -- but not outstanding. Be that as it may, there's a lot to savor here. "Two People" is forgettable, but Turner definitely has some gems in the power ballad "I'll Be Thunder," the driving rocker "Back Where You Started" and the haunting David Bowie piece "Girls." While Private Dancer would be a much better introduction to Turner's work as a solo artist, this has more pluses than minuses. ~ Alex Henderson</li></ul>Format: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USAStudio/Live: StudioGuest Artist: Phil Collins; Steve Winwood; Mark KnopflerRelease Date: 25 October, 1990Label: EMIDimensions: 12.9 x 14.5 x 1 centimeters (0.11 kg)

Break Every Rule

Twelfth studio album by the Australian alternative rock band. The album is the last to feature founding member Blixa Bargeld who departed from the band shortly after the album's release. 'Nocturama' was recorded in one week during an Australian tour in March 2002, and reunited Nick Cave and guitarist Mick Harvey with producer Nick Launay, who had worked with their previous band The Birthday Party twenty-one years earlier.

EMI Europe Generic(15)

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