Alone Together - Bud Shank & Rein De Graaff

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...I you are an insomniac this album cerainly will not put you to sleep!!! COZ IT IZ GREAT here is a list of all of the tracks that are on this great album 1.Armatage Shanks 2.Brat 3.Stuck With Me 4.Geek Stink Breath 5.No Pride 6.Bab's Uvula Who? 7.86 8.Panic Song 9.Stuart and the Ave. 10.Brain Stew 11.Jaded 12.Westbound Sign 13.Tight Wadd Hill 14.Walking Contradiction Before I had the lyrics on this page but people kept on complaining so i haver removed them so you can no longer sing alone boo hoo!!!! sorry... Read review

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...Evanescence originally came to fame in 2003 with brilliant gothic master pieces such as Bring Me To Life, Going Under and My Immortal. The Open Door although very different from it's predecessor Fallen still maintains the brilliant chugging guitars, piano driven rock, haunting lyrics and of course Amy Lee's angelic voice. Despite the lost of two of the key song writers Ben Moody and David Hodges, Amy Lee has taken over the reins (along with Terry Balsamo) with grace creating a more personal and flawless album than the last. This album is very much (as it has been hailed as) 'The Amy Lee Show' from majority of songs about her personal experiences to her alone adorning the cover (once again) to her overpoweringly superb vocal skills. The concept of having one leader of a band in which so many have struggled with works brilliantly... Read review

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...It's may come as a strong statement, but I would rate disc one of YCDTOSA Vol 3 as the best hour amonst Frank's huge output - just the right mix of musicianship and comedy, and a guest appearance by Dweezil to boot! From the intracacies of 'Drowning Witch' to the humour of 'Bobby Brown goes Down' and 'Ride my face to Chicago'; the album throws up great quotes both musically and lyrically. Anyone who fails to catch the groove of 'Chana in de Bushwap' and 'Joe's Garage' has no timing anyway. As with the rest of the series, the editing together and flow of the selections adds to the whole package. The second disc of the album show much more deep musicality, but would be carried on the strength of 'King Kong' and Terry Bozzio's amazing 'Hands with a Hammer' alone. And the stunning 'Zoot Allures' and 'Cosmic Debris' and you have a quality... Read review

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