1st Of The Day - Bullitnuts

Advantages: Great Price . Great Compilation to own
Disadvantages: None at all

...Wow I am really surprised no-one has reviewed this album yet. Where do I start? Well its a double CD set the 1st Disc is called Pop and the 2nd Disc is called art. Ingenius isn't it!!! O.K seriously the 1st Disc starts of with Go West which for you who didnt realise is actually a cover of a Village People song. Listening to all the tracks on here actually brings back some happy memorys of my teenage years (At the time of writing currently in my early 30's) so its a good old trip down memory lane. My favourite track on the 1st disc is What Have I Done To Deserve this where the Boys duet with the one and only Dusty Springfield. Other hi-lights include It's A Sin (reportedly an ode to Neil Tennants days at a Catholic school) , Heart , Domino Dancing and Where The Streets Have No Name (A U2 cover I believe). The 2nd Disc kicks of with Left... Read review

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Advantages: great album
Disadvantages: too many towny taggers

...well ive now had this since the album came out on the 1st day so i am getting a little annoyed when people come up to me with there new albums who dont like the music genre, they just think it is in at the moment along with eminem and all the rest of the commercial rappers. the people dont understand by buying these albums u r losing the rappers thug credibility and give rap muzik a bad name it is a good album but doesnt need these taggers!bernie allen.... Read review

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Advantages: Better than the 1st? Must own album.
Disadvantages: We want more!

...The 2nd outing from the Canadian Rock/Punk outfit Billy Talent, creatively titled Billy Talent II. Over last few years they've gained quite a following after the release of 'Billy Talent' their debut album. And not without reason, 'Billy Talent' was really like a slap in the face, and was a amazing album, whereas 'Billy Talent II" is like a kick in the balls, but gives you some sympathy afterwards. Opening track 'Devil in a Midnight Mass' is a out and out Billy Talent song, with an underlying riff that will stick in your head for days, the track abruptly ends and takes you into 'Red Flag', a stomping song and one of the album highlights. Song after song, the production and quality is exceptional, the drums are clear and hard hit, Ian D'Sa's guitar playing is still as hot as the 1st album, you wouldn't believe that listening... Read review

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