Hawaiian Guitar - Harry Kalapana

Advantages: Lots of great Guitar songs
Disadvantages: Not many (apart from status quo)

...but delivers different tones approaching the solo. One of my Favourite songs on this disk. Track 7: The Beastie Boys Fight For Your Right Another great song starting with the guitar leading the way and then following the vocals all the way. The solo in this song is a lot more high pitch than the rest of the song, as the music is mostly deep. Very punk style vocals. Track 8: The Clash Should I Stay Or Should I Go The lead guitar starts and then uses palm mutes to enthisies it. The vocals are very old fashioned (70's or 80's) A very catchy tone over all with a great guitar rhythm. Track 9: The ventures Walk Don't Run The drums start of then followed by the guitar. This is a purely instrumental track but the guitar is class and makes it sound like a kind of Hawaiian scene (to me anyway). Not much else to comment on about this track... Read review

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Advantages: Great quality, Great music and untouched from the movie!
Disadvantages: Very different from other Harry Potter movies so won't appeal to everyone

.... If you would notice the difference between to colors on the "Philoshers Stone" CD and this one if you get time. You will notice how dark this one is and i expect, the next Harry Potter movie will stay on that sort of theme. **Tracklist?** 1. Fireworks- This is one of the hapiest songs on the CD, being very bouncy and fast with a bass guitar solo. This song goes along with Fred and Georges escape from Umbridge using fireworks! One of my personnel favourites. 2. Professor Umbridge- My absolute favourite! A very bouncy, bold song which i think describes Umbridge brilliantly. It is soft at the stat then goes, bold and brass! Very mischiefiest song. 3. Another Story- This starts off with the Hegwigs theme, this is the first song in the actual movie. it then goes into a piano solo and goes quite quiet. This is when Harry is on the swings... Read review

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Advantages: Every song has a story.Live recording atmosphere.
Disadvantages: Another garbage looking cd cover.

...Harry Chapin, was a friend of mine.Much like Leonard Cohen or Bob Dylan or Cat Stevens. They got me through my teenage angst. The self imposed mysery of thinking that the world hates you is a terrible time. Unlike my peers who turned to Jack Daniels of The Monks of Buckfast for their "southern Comfort" I turned to music. I sought out singers who had stories to tell. There used to be a show by Bob Harris on radio 2 late at night and I would listen to it as i fell asleep. He would play the stuff that a kid my age wasn't supposed to like. One night after one of those "I hate you Dad" arguements i stormed off to my bedroom in a Kevin The Teenager manner, put the radio on and heard Harry speak. Cat's in the cradle. This was a song unlike any other in the world. The lyrics spoke to me and they still do today. In that first hearing... Read review

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