Christopher Dearnley plays the Organs of St Paul\'s Cathedral, London

Advantages: amazing guitar work with super cool rock lyrics!
Disadvantages: none

...This album rocks! There's not one thing that I don't like about it. The title track "Burning organ" reveals some of Paul Gilbert's amazing blues guitar influences and is put very well with the organ which I think is a hammond organ. It is an instrumental song and is one of the best tracks on the album. The song "My Religion" is a beautiful pop style ballad but still involves some very complicated guitar playing to make it Gilbert style! My favourite song on the album is "Bliss" mainly because of the blistering fast guitar solo but also because of the super cool rock lyrics! If you like Paul Gilbert's guitar playing but would like to hear him sing too this is the album for you! One of Gilbert's best albums!... Read review

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Advantages: You can see the concert on DVD
Disadvantages: You get a lot of audience shots and documentary

...Paul McCartney’s ‘Back in the US’ concert tour of America in 2002 was captured on DVD. An icon of pop music, he changed countless lives and carved his name through whole cultures. Here he can be seen playing over thirty songs, live in front of huge audiences. Paul McCartney is a giant of musical creativity and a great singer and performer still rightly venerated by most of the world forty years after he first became famous. For those of us who were fortunate enough to have grown up in the 1960s there were other giants. John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Cocker, The Who, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, Joni Mitchell, Simon and Garfunkel, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin… the list goes on. What we didn’t know then is how spoilt we were. We thought that this standard of song writing and musical innovation was quite normal. Time has marched... Read review

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Advantages: good mixes, good , funky beats
Disadvantages: a few not so great mixes

.... Such artists as Lt. Stitchie, Major Worries, and Supercat were important influences on his career and music choice. His career began in 1996, Sean Paul's release of "Baby Girl" was the first of a series of undeniable reggae smashes that rocked Jamaica, quickly establishing a solid base for Sean amongst the island's dancehall massive. A couple of years later his fan base expanded to USA and the UK, among other countries with his new hit single "Gimme The Light" a total scorcher. It was then on made clear this young, vibrant, promising artist was going to be a huge success with many more hits to come. Shortly after he produced the album dutty rock which was a record hit success, he expanded his music on an even international level playing at countries such as China, other parts of the Caribbean, European etc. Sean was recently named... Read review

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