Invisible Deck, The - Rogers Sisters

Advantages: Roger Taylor!!!
Disadvantages: Incredibly difficult to get hold of!

...'m an all pervading guy Beyond the bandaloop I'll take you - yes I will I'll teach you how to live and never die, never die" Next comes "Power To Love", a collaboration between Josh Macrae, Peter Noone and Clayton Moss. A very catchy tune, with excellent lyrics, something I can imagine being sung by the entire crowd in a huge arena, waving their hands in the air, a really great "feel good" song. The chorus gets sung over and over, and you should be able to sing it yourself before you reach the end: "Now we got the power to love We got the power To hold on to Push on through We are the brightest star" Once again in "Sister Blue" we hear Roger using his voice to it's limits, starting off whispering the chorus, then getting louder and louder ending with a wild yell - again, great rhythm and lead guitar. This is followed by the cover of Jimi... Read review

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Advantages: So many classics jammed into a one album
Disadvantages: Only the 2 discs instead of the usual 3

...with the success. He was the pioneer of the trance releasing his first record- Li Kwan, Point Zero. You’ll know that to be one of the Oakenfields another quality DJ but it was this release that pushed Darey on the scene. Matt Darey had played around the country at leading venues such as Godskitchen and One Nation as well as others. His genre of sound is particular to Trance and forever will be. His excellent mixing skills and quality ways on the decks has made Trance much the better as his major profile along with so many remixes and mixing makes Trance all that much bigger in the music industry. Many of his mixes are mainstream music reaching high spots in the Uk Chart and he’s responsible for making some tunes as big as they are. There are many tunes that date back to his beginning days with the Marey imprint and just a few are: ATB- 9pm Till I... Read review

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Advantages: Brings back fantastic memories of my youth...
Disadvantages: I can't go back, unfortunately...

...I remember watching the film as a teenager. Fabulous! I remember going to college the next day and everyone talking not about the film, but about the soundtrack. What memories... People Are Strange, originally by The Doors, but this time sung by Echo And The Bunnymen was and, to me, still is the best track, although Cry Little Sister peformed by Gerrard McMann is a close second. This is the films theme tune and is perfect with its haunting drums and vocals. Wow, I feel the hairs on the back of my neck now thinking about it. And only Roger Daltry could make Elton John's 'Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me' be worth listening to, even if the song itself doesn't quite fit the film. The performance of The Who's frontman is exceptional. A truly amazing soundtrack. I'm off now to listen to it again...... Read review

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