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< Vampire Weekend > < Contra > < Sigh No More > < Oracular Spectacular > < Torches > < Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix > ,Vampire Weekend  price：$3.34   Xl Recordings(2008-01-29)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Mansard Roof 2.Oxford Comma 3.A-Punk 4.Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa 5.M79 6.Campus 7.Bryn 8.One (Blake's Got A New Face) 9.I Stand Corrected 10.Walcott 11.The Kids Don't Stand A Chance  This NY four-piece draw on their diverse backgrounds and interests, experimenting with African guitar music, the Western classical canon, hazy memories of Cape Cod summers, winters in upper Manhattan, and reggaeton. "Equal parts shruggy New York indie strumming and groovy Afro-pop, Vampire Weekend's organ-and-drum runs highlight narratives about relationships, punctuation, and sometimes both" - Spin. Named "Hot New Kids" in Rolling Stone's "Hot" issue. Vinyl contains MP3 coupon. It would take a lot for Vampire Weekend's debut to rise above the stench of privileged hype that surrounds it. A bunch of kids who formed the band in their Columbia dorm room borrow wholesale from Afrobeat and angular '80s stuff, and they quickly become an online buzz band before releasing a single album? Thankfully the record, and the band, are great fun: playful, pop-wise, and smart enough to pull their shtick off with aplomb. Organ and drums are often the focal point of the music, bringing to mind a goofier, happier Clinic (if that group's record-collecting habits were more scattershot). On the excellently named (and better sounding) "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa," Vampire Weekend asks, "Does it feel so unnatural / To Peter Gabriel too?," immediately disarming--with self-aware brazenness--any criticism of their pomo/postcolonialist borrowing of "ethnic" music. It's clear that these dudes have not only inherited the nerd-rock omnivore's mantle from the Talking Heads, they've actually and already improved upon it.--Mike McGonigal Rerations < Vampire Weekend > < Contra > < Sigh No More > < Oracular Spectacular > < Torches > Advetized RSSfreaks < Can't Buy a Thrill > < Aja > < Katy Lied > < The Royal Scam > < Steely Dan Countdown To Ecstasy > < Pretzel Logic > ,Steely Dan  price：$6.99   Mca(1998-11-17)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Do It Again 2.Dirty Work 3.Kings 4.Midnight Cruiser 5.Only A Fool Would Say That 6.Reelin' In The Years 7.Fire In The Hole 8.Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) 9.Change Of The Guard 10.Turn That Heartbeat Over Again  For a band who considered themselves "anti-rock 'n' roll," Steely Dan had a big impact on the rock world from the get-go. This platinum 1972 debut soared to #17 and produced two of their signature hits, Do It Again and Reeling in the Years . This reissue features new liner notes and digital remastering by two highly qualified individuals-Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. Songwriters Walter Becker and Donald Fagen launched Steely Dan with a seductive, poker-faced 1972 debut as smoothly accessible in its music as it was elusive in its thematic concerns. The opening "Do It Again" snagged swift commercial success as one of the most mysterious pop hits in history, a sultry rock cha-cha that chronicled a series of harrowing catastrophes far removed from the reheated love songs and pro forma countercultural rebellion of the day. Though the core band boasted two formidable guitarists, Jeff Baxter and Denny Dias, it was the bloom of Fagen's keyboards and his reedy, smart-ass vocals that carriedThrilllight years beyond modal, blues-based rock. That said, an enduring highlight remains the furious six-string fantasia of "Reelin' in the Years," spiked by Elliot Randall's downright historic solos, at once dour and giddy in its indictment of a poser, while "Dirty Work" (featuring short-lived, nominal lead singer David Palmer) offers a decidedly adult vignette of adultery. There isn't a weak track here, astonishing, considering how much growth future Dan albums would display.--Sam Sutherland Rerations < Can't Buy a Thrill > < Aja > < Katy Lied > < The Royal Scam > < Steely Dan Countdown To Ecstasy > Advetized RSSfreaks < All the Pain Money Can Buy > < Painting the Corners: The Best of Fastball > < The Harsh Light of Day > < Feeling Strangely Fine > < Yourself Or Someone Like You > < Little White Lies (Dig) > ,Fastball  price：$10.00   Hollywood Records(1998-03-10)   1.The Way 2.Fire Escape 3.Better Than It Was 4.Which Way To The Top? 5.Sooner Or Later 6.Warm Fuzzy Feeling 7.Slow Drag 8.G.O.D. (Good Old Days) 9.Charlie, The Methadone Man 10.Out Of My Head 11.Damaged Goods 12.Nowhere Road 13.Sweetwater, Texas  Aussie edition of the hit American alternative rock trio's 1998&second album with a five track bonus CD added featuring 'Freeloader Freddy', the B-side 'Quit Your Job', 'Fire Escape' (Live), a cover of the classic Bacharach/ David love song 'This Guy's On this second album, these rockers from Austin, Texas, demonstrate a flair for perfect mid-'60s pop epitomized by the Kinks and the early Who. The opening track, "The Way," was an early break-out hit for the trio, but the entire album offers similarly uptempo serenades. It's a surprising direction for a band known for its hard-rocking live sets, but an early clue of their fondness for romantic hokum came on their remake of Bacharach&David's "This Guy's in Love with You" from 1997'sLounge-A-Paloozatribute album. Some of these songs actually come off tougher live, but that doesn't detract from the simple pleasures of this record, which is smooth, smart, and moving.--Steve Appleford Rerations < All the Pain Money Can Buy > < Painting the Corners: The Best of Fastball > < The Harsh Light of Day > < Feeling Strangely Fine > < Yourself Or Someone Like You > Advetized RSSfreaks < I'll Buy You A Star > < Heavenly > < Rapture / Romantically > < Open Fire Two Guitars > < Johnny Mathis: A 50th Anniversary Celebration > < Let It Be Me: Mathis in Nashville > ,Johnny Mathis  price：$8.84   Hallmark(2012-01-01)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.I'll Buy You A Star 2.Stairway To The Stars 3.When My Sugar Walks Down The Street 4.Magic Garden 5.Smile 6.Oh How I Try 7.Ring The Bell 8.Love Look Away 9.Sudden Love 10.The Best Is Yet To Come 11.Warm And Willing 12.My Heart And I  For what was his fourteenth album, Johnny Mathis enlisted the help of noted conductor and arranger Nelson Riddle, whose previous credits included Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland and Peggy Lee. With Nelson's help, Johnny tackled material outside his normal boundaries, with I'll Buy You A Star featuring up tempo songs as well as the usual ballads. It would go on to be another winning formula, with the album making the Top 20 in the US. Hallmark. Rerations < I'll Buy You A Star > < Heavenly > < Rapture / Romantically > < Open Fire Two Guitars > < Johnny Mathis: A 50th Anniversary Celebration > Advetized RSSfreaks < Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy > < All The Woo In The World > < Funk Or Walk > < Condensate > < A.C. Expanded Edition > < Sweat Band > ,Brides of Funkenstein  price：$2.46   Wounded Bird Records(2011-10-18)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy 2.I'm Holding You Responsible 3.Smoke Signals 4.Mother May I? 5.Party Up In Here 6.Didn't Mean To Fall In Love  First time on CD for this 1980 album. The Brides Of Funkenstein were Lynn Mabry, Dawn Silva, Sheila Horn&Jean McGruder from George Clinton's Parliament/Funkadelic camp. Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy reached #93 on the Billboard charts. Wounded Bird. Rerations < Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy > < All The Woo In The World > < Funk Or Walk > < Condensate > < A.C. Expanded Edition > Advetized RSSfreaks < If You Want Loyalty Buy a Dog > < Bought for a Dollar Sold for a Dime > < El Camino > < On-U Sound: Lee Scratch Perry Nu Sound&Version > < Weather > < Bad As Me > ,Little Axe  price：$2.00   On-U Sound(2011-12-06)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Song to Sing 2.Keep On Drinking 3.Come Here Dog and Get Your Bone 4.I Got Da Blues 5.Call It What You Like 6.I Ain't Going Down 7.Grace 8.Down and Dirty 9.Seeing Red 10.Moaning and Groaning 11.Garfield Elementary 12.National Style 13.Early in the Morning 14.Where from Here?  If You Want Loyalty Buy A Dog is the culmination of a 25 year long musical partnership between producer Adrian Sherwood and musician Skip "Little Axe" McDonald. Skip's roots lie in the blues, Adrian is considered one of the world's most versatile and prolific dub producers and a sonic visionary. The new album features the legendary drummer, Style Scott. From start to finish this is a dynamic and uncompromising meeting of both forms of Roots music; reggae and blues. Immacu-lately played and defined as never before. Rerations < If You Want Loyalty Buy a Dog > < Bought for a Dollar Sold for a Dime > < El Camino > < On-U Sound: Lee Scratch Perry Nu Sound&Version > < Weather > Advetized RSSfreaks < Larry Buys a Lighter > < Shoot Out at the Ok Chinese Restaurant > < Popular Delusions&the Madness of Cows > < The Singing Mailman Delivers > < This One's For Him: A Tribute to Guy Clark > < Bad As Me > ,Ramsay Midwood  price：$1.99   Farmwire(2011-07-05)  Usually ships in 24 hours Sometimes spiritual, sometimes psychedelic, always steamy and swampy: More wonderful new songs from the unique and largely unheralded great singer-songwriter Ramsay Millwood plus his version of the Louvin Brothers' "Higher Power". Track listing: 1-- Rotten Alabama 2-- Maybelline 3-- Loopers 4-- 911 5-- Lightfoot 6-- Pflugerville 7-- Rosco 8-- Jonah 9-- Higher Power Rerations < Larry Buys a Lighter > < Shoot Out at the Ok Chinese Restaurant > < Popular Delusions&the Madness of Cows > < The Singing Mailman Delivers > < This One's For Him: A Tribute to Guy Clark > Advetized RSSfreaks < Can't Buy A Thrill > < Katy Lied > < Pretzel Logic > < The Royal Scam > < Countdown To Ecstasy > < Aja >  price：$8.99   Geffen(1998-11-17)  Usually ships in 1-2 business days Rerations < Can't Buy A Thrill > < Katy Lied > < Pretzel Logic > < The Royal Scam > < Countdown To Ecstasy > Advetized RSSfreaks < Buy-Product 2: Brief Encounters > < Buy-Product > ,Boss Hog,Skiploader,Beck,Loud Lucy,Elastica,Maria McKee,Jawbreaker,The Sugarplastic,Southern Culture On The Skids,Various Artists  price：$0.04   Geffen Gold Line Sp.(1998-11-17)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Winn Coma 2.Synonym 3.Novacane 4.Down Baby 5.Blue [Donna's 4-Track Demo] 6.Absolutely Barking Stars 7.Chemistry 8.Montebello 9.Vow 10.Red Beans N' Reverb 11.Pretty 12.Fight It (If You Want) 13.Pass You By 14.Encyclopedi-Ite 15.Temenos (Here Comes the Shakes) 16.Honky Time 17.All over Now 18.Not Perfect 19.Speaking Confidentially 20.Little Trouble Girl [Instrumental]  Rerations < Buy-Product 2: Brief Encounters > Advetized RSSfreaks < Wanna Buy A Monkey? > < White People (Mcup) > < Dr Octagonecologyst > < Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By > < So How's Your Girl > < Much Better Tomorrow > ,Dan the Automator  price：$2.99   Sequence(2002-02-19)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Intro - Fantomas 2.Smoothness - Black Rob 3.Positive Contact - Deltron 3030 4.Le Soleil Est Pres De Moi - Air 5.Destiny - Zero 7 6.Seneca - Tortoise 7.Firesuite - The Doves 8.Stroker Ace - Lovage 9.The Rhumba - Bobby Digital 10.Latin Simone - Gorillaz 11.Bionix - De La Soul 12.Don't Understand - Masta Ace 13.Don't Get It Twisted - Jigmastas 14.X-ecutioners Song - X-ecutioners 15.Clockwork - Dilated Peoples  Rerations < Wanna Buy A Monkey? > < White People (Mcup) > < Dr Octagonecologyst > < Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By > < So How's Your Girl > Advetized RSSfreaks

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