Lofty Fake Anagram/Genuine Tong Funeral [Remastered] - Gary Burton

Advantages: Introduction to the ambient and punk godfather
Disadvantages: Leaves you wanting more

...This Brian Eno creation is in two halves- a louder part and an ambient part , and all tracks give an insight into the methods used by Eno to create sound. His love of ambient- he created after all!- comes tjough in some beautifully crafted pieces, Here he comes drifts effortlessly into Julie with..., and By This River, - you can feel yourself there. These tracks are in stark contrast to the 'punk' style of Kings Lead Hat (an anagram of Talking Heads, with who Eno worked with great success in the 70s and 80s). The thumping guitar treatments take you back to the era when aggression was the norm. Buy it and experience the unusual sound of Eno's voice, rarely used in recent times and hear how Eno has beeen an inspiration to bands for the past quarter of a century.... Read review

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Advantages: 8 good tracks
Disadvantages: 20 bad tracks

...Released on - 3rd October 2005 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Track Listings ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Disc 1 1.: Discopolis - Lifelike & Kris Menace 2.: Speechless - Mish Mash & Lois 3.: Let's Be Young - Harris, Quentin 4.: My Life - Chanel 5.: Love Generation - Bob Sinclar & Gary Pine 6.: So In Love With You - TDM & J5 7.: Seven Days In Sunny June - Jamiroquai 8.: Make 'Em Shake It - Wahoo 9.: Deep End - Tong, Pete & Chris Cox 10.: Dream About Me - Moby 11.: Bitch - McCullen, Dave 12.: Everybody - Solveig, Martin 13.: Insomnia - Faithless 14.: City Of Burning Lights - U2 Disc 2 1.: I Feel Space - Lindstrom, Peter 2.: Muscle Car - Mylo 3.: Do You Want To Dance - Lopez, Wally 4.: Maderine Girl - Booka Shade 5.: Galvanize - Chemical Brothers 6.: Want 2 Need 2 - Phillips, Sharon 7.: Friday - Fred Everything & 20 For 7/Vanessa Baker 8.: 49% - Royksopp 9... Read review

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Advantages: Masterpiese
Disadvantages: No

...Demons and Wizards No, this isn't the title of a Role-Playing Game! This album and it's successor are the twin high points of the David Byron years. It was the first album to feature the rhythm section of Lee Kerslake and the late Gary Thain, generally reckoned to be definitive Heep lineup. Both the title and the Roger Dean cover match the fantasy theme of the lyrics. In this album you can find such higlights as 'Easy livin'(May be the most famouse Uriah Heep song in America).Beautiful 'Rainbow demon' and 'Traveller in time' with fantasy lirics. And trully musterpiece 'Paradise/The spell'-as for me the best Uriah Heep song and Best rock song ever.And don't forget about incredible 'The Wizard'.... Read review

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