America - Under The Green Corn Moon (Native American Lullabies) - Various Artists

Advantages: Has all the classics from the show
Disadvantages: Some havnt actually featured in any episode

...Being a huuuuuge Sex and the city fan i jumped at the chance to buy this album, not only can I watch them on screen, I can listen to all the classic songs as well. It is the perfect gift for any sex and the city fan, or anyone that likes good music. It comes as a 2 disc set here is the play list for each disc; Disc 1- 1.Douglas Cuomo-Sex and the city(main title theme) 2.Beyonce-Work it out 3.Justin Timberlake-Cry me a river 4.Lemar-Lullaby 5.Daniel Bedingfield-I cant read you 6.Anastacia-I'm outta love 7.Kelly Rowland-Can't Nobody 8.Sugababes-Overload 9.Britney Spears-Im a slave 4u 10.Pink-Get the party started 11.DB Boulevard-Point of view 12.Cheryl Lynn-Got to be real 13.Blondie-Maria 14.Chicago-If you leave me now 15.Dionne Warwick-Heartbreaker 16.Petula Clark-Downtown 17.Odyssey-Native New Yorker 18.Billy Joel-New York State... Read review

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Advantages: Contains some rare gems
Disadvantages: Some songs are just plain scary!

...Legend has it, that it all began when Stuart Murdoch of Belle & Sebastian came up with the idea for the song The Monkeys Are Breaking Out the Zoo, recorded it, and suddenly realised that it didn’t exactly correspond with their usual album material. What could they do with it? Release it on a compilation of songs written and performed by the UK and American indie canon’s most respected stars, to raise money for the charity Save the Children, that’s what. There are some songs which baffle as to why the artists ever thought it would be a good idea to put them on a compilation for children. Take, for example, the frankly Nazi-like paean to the virtues of tidiness by The Barcelona Pavilion. “Ti-dy up! Ti-dy up! Put-it-a-way!” is barked by a man and a woman with frighteningly toneless American voices. No Mary Poppins number, this collection... Read review

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Advantages: Pure, zen, beauty of cosmic proportions
Disadvantages: None

...Pure Japanese Spirit. Lullaby for the Moon is a perfect compilation of ancient Japanese music. It is beyond perfect, as a matter of fact. There are no words to describe the atmosphere of this unique piece of work. Inzan Tanaka, Ichizan Hoshida, Osamu Shimizu, Sajura and Ensho Yamakawa seem to bind their work together on a level that has never been equalled in folklore. This album was released in 1997, although most of the tracks are several hundreds of years old. The 8 tracks on this album are very long, suiting the meditative feel. Komoriuta opens with soft plucked koto and ripples of shakuhachi flute, as fragile as cascading cherry blossom down a waterfall. Toge Hachi-Ri leads us eight miles through a mountain pass. It is a bit like trying to picture what Honshu would of looked like back in 60 AD; still, perfect, and with the most... Read review

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