Guilty Of Love - Tommy Castro Band

Advantages: Great talent
Disadvantages: Required taste

...to keep street too. It's a fine line, and it's a hard one to balance on! He noticed there was an opening in the market for this kind of music and grabbed at the chance to be the first to pioneer it. He has done something good for hip hop by developing a new genre for people to follow suit in, but the hardcore fans don't like it. It's hard for Ja to concentrate on making darker tracks like "Venni Vetti Vicci" as his life was darker back then but life is treating Ja good these days. It's hard to rap about the gritty reality of the hood when you're spending you're time with J-Lo in LA. The problem is it hard to both keep it 'real' for his older fans and follow the commercial success he is gaining. He doesn't know which way to go and is trying to balance his love for the street with his love for the women and the money. Ja Rule loves 2Pac... Read review

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Advantages: fantastic thrilling rhythms, relaxing, some haunting tunes
Disadvantages: None

..., you also subconsciously reminisce over the programmes from the series. ≈♫♪≈♪≈♫♪≈ THE JEWEL CASE ≈♫♪≈♪≈♫♪≈ The Ground Force Soundtrack comes in an attractively and cunningly designed case with a basic background resembling grass and the sky. There is a picture on the front of Charlie Dimmock, Tommy Walsh and Alan Titchmarsh together with the Black Dyke Band who perform the songs. ≈♫♪≈♪≈♫♪≈ THE SONGS ≈♫♪≈♪≈♫♪≈ There are nineteen songs on the album in total and they all come from the BBC Series. Any avid fan of Ground Force would easily recognise many of these songs by ear, although they might... Read review

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Advantages: It's a phenomenon, but which do you choose
Disadvantages: None

...back for a moment and consider the early history of The Who to put “Tommy” into a semblance of context. It was only four years before that the group were causing a musical sensation with songs such as “My Generation” and gaining notoriety by smashing up their equipment. There was a considerable disparity between the public face of the group and the private and artistic temperament of its members. Pete Townshend is a complex individual. He is the driving force of the band and its major muse and song writer. Even in the early days, Pete was writing attractive music with thought provoking lyrics. He experimented with sound, often producing demonstration tapes of new songs that guided the final Who sound on the album. He came from a musical background – his father was a member of a band in the 1940s and 50s. A friend, mentor and manager... Read review

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