Guru Guru – Moshi Moshi (1997) [Reissue 2005]
Progressive,Rock | FLAC + CUE + LOG | 11Tracks |1997| Filesonic Fileserve | 410MB
01. Moshi Moshi 03:11
02. Jet Leg 05:09
03. Tamil Nadu 05:20
04. Il Maestroso 03:14
05. Inkarnation-Stomp 04:17
06. XL Generation 03:37
07. Jonny Filter 06:33
08. Skylab 07:43
09. Don’t Worry About The Koto 05:24
10. Bonusdreck 01:20
11. Elektrolurch-Mutation (Live, Bonus track) 13:35
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Sepultura-Roots-Reissue-2CD-FLAC-2005
Year : 2005 | FLAC + CUE + LOG | CD | Duration :129:40min | SIZE : 894.31 MB
Genre :Thrash Metal
Description :
Sepultura — Roots
RIP.DATE: 2013-05-05
STRDATE: 2005-00-00
LABEL: Roadrunner Records
CAT.NO: RR 8154-5
GENRE: Thrash Metal
SOURCE: CD
ENCODER: FLAC1.2.1
TRACKLIST
Disc 12
01 Roots Bloody Roots 3:32
02 Attitude 4:15
03 Cut-Throat 2:44
04 Ratamahatta 4:30
05 Breed Apart 4:01
06 Straighthate 5:21
07 Spit 2:45
08 Lookaway 5:26
09 Dusted 4:03
10 Born Stubborn 4:07
11 Jasco 1:57
12 Itsari 4:48
13 Ambush 4:39
14 Endangered Species 5:19
15 Dictatorsht 1:26
16 untitled (hidden track) 13:15
Disc 22
01 Procreation (Of The Wicked) 3:39
02 Mine 6:25
03 War 6:40
04 Lookaway (Master Vibe mix) 5:36
05 Mine (Andy Wallace mix) 7:58
06 Dusted (Demo) 4:27
07 Roots Bloody Roots (Demo) 3:32
08 R.D.P. (Demo) 1:15
09 Untitled (Demo) 4:14
10 Attitude (Live) 5:37
11 Roots Bloody Roots (Megawatt mix 1) 4:01
12 Roots Bloody Roots (Megawatt mix 2) 4:08
Time : 129:40min
Size : 894.31 MB
Tracks : 28
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Todd Rundgren – Something/Anything? (1972) Remastered Reissue 1999
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue&Log) ~ 558 Mb (incl 5%) | Mp3 (CBR320/Stereo) ~ 214 Mb (incl 5%) | Scans ~ 21 Mb
Genre: Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul
“Something/Anything?, released in 1972, is Todd Rundgren“s third solo album. It peaked at #29 on the Billboard 200 and was certified gold three years after its release, and remains the singer-songwriter“s best-selling album. In 2003, the album was ranked number 173 on Rolling Stone magazine“s list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.”
“After two albums, Todd Rundgren had one hit and a burgeoning cult following, plus growing respect as a hitmaking record producer. There“s no question he was busy, but as it turns out, all this work only scratched the surface of his ambition. He had decided to abandon the Runt pretense and recorded a full double album by himself (save for one side). Others had recorded one-man albums before, most notably Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney, but Rundgren — without borrowing musically from either artist — captured the homemade ambience of McCartney with the visionary feel of Music of My Mind, adding an encyclopedic knowledge of pop music from Gilbert ? side two is “the cerebral side”; on side three “the kid gets heavy”; side four is his mock pop operetta, recorded with a full band including the Sales brothers. It gallops through everything — Carole King tributes (“I Saw the Light”), classic ballads (“Hello It“s Me,” “It Wouldn“t Have Made Any Difference”), Motown (“Wolfman Jack”), blinding power pop (“Couldn“t I Just Tell You”), psychedelic hard rock (“Black Maria”), pure weirdness (“I Went to the Mirror”), blue-eyed soul (“Dust in the Wind”), and scores of brilliant songs that don“t fall into any particular style (“Cold Morning Light,” “It Takes Two to Tango”). It“s an amazing journey that“s remarkably unpretentious. He may have contributed self-penned liner notes, but Rundgren peppers his writing with self-aware, self-deprecating asides, and he also indulges his bizarre sense of humor with gross-outs (“Piss Aaron”) and sheer quirkiness, such as an aural tour of the studio at the beginning of side two. Something/Anything? has a ton of loose ends throughout: plenty of studio tricks, slight songs (but no filler), snippets of dialogue, and purposely botched beginnings, but all these throwaways simply add context — they“re what makes the album into a kaleidoscopic odyssey through the mind of an insanely gifted pop music obsessive. Rundgren occasionally touched on the sheer brilliance of Something/Anything? in his later work, but this extraordinary double album is the one time where his classicist songcraft and messy genius converged to create an utterly unique, glorious record.
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic.com
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CD1:
01. I Saw The Light (03:01)
02. It Wouldn“t Have Made Any Difference (03:49)
03. Wolfman Jack (02:54)
04. Cold Morning Light (03:34)
05. It Takes Two To Tango (This Is For The Girls) (02:41)
06. Sweeter Memories (03:37)
07. Intro (01:11)
08. Breathless (03:15)
09. The Night The Carousel Burnt Down (04:28)
10. Saving Grace (04:11)
11. Marlene (03:53)
12. Song Of The Viking (02:35)
13. I Went To The Mirror (04:02)
CD2:
01. Black Maria (05:20)
02. One More Day (No Word) (03:42)
03. Couldn“t I Just Tell You (03:34)
04. Torch Song (02:52)
05. Little Red Lights (04:53)
06. Overture — My Roots: Money (That“s What I Want)/Messin“ With the Kid (02:28)
07. Dust in the Wind (03:48)
08. Piss Aaron (03:26)
09. Hello It“s Me (04:37)
10. Some Folks Is Even Whiter Than Me (03:59)
11. You Left Me Sore (03:13)
12. Slut (04:02)
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Carla Thomas – The Queen Alone (1967) (2007 Remastered Reissue)
CBR 320 kbps / Lossless | Time: 00:45:32 | Release: 2007 | 116 mb / 308 mb
Genre: Memphis Soul, Early R&B
Tracks:
01. (03:43) Any Day Now
02. (02:41) Stop Thief
03. (03:00) I Take It To My Baby
04. (02:16) I Want To Be Your Baby
05. (02:36) Something Good (Is Going To Happen To You)
06. (02:35) When Tomorrow Comes
07. (02:56) I’ll Always Have Faith in You
08. (03:37) All I See Is You
09. (02:49) Unchanging Love
10. (02:29) Give Me Enough (To Keep Me Going)
11. (02:33) Lie To Keep Me From Crying
Bonus Tracks
12. (02:34) Me and My Clock
13. (02:40) Same Thing
14. (03:02) Your Love Indeed
15. (02:55) I Want to Know
16. (03:00) I Wonder About Love
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Eric Andersen – Blue River (1972) Japan Reissue 2005
XLD | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 276 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 129 Mb | Scans Included
Genre: Folk, Folk Rock, Psychedelic
01. Is It Really Love At All
02. Pearl’s Goodtime Blues
03. Wind and Sand
04. Faithful
05. Blue River
06. Florentine
07. Sheila
08. More Often Than Not (David Wiffen)
09. Round The Bend
10. Come To My Bedside (re-issue bonus track)
11. Why Don’t You Love Me (Hank Williams) (re-issue bonus track)
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Blue River is the 1972 album from Folk rock musician Eric Andersen. The album was recorded in Nashville, and is a regarded as a landmark recording for the Singer-songwriter/Folk rock genre. Guest musician Joni Mitchell contributes vocals on the title track “Blue River”. Japanese remastered reissue packaged in a limited edition miniature LP sleeve.
With mid-’60s gems like Violets of Dawn, Thirsty Boots, and Close the Door Lightly, Eric Andersen became the archetypal, literate romantic before the likes of James Taylor and Jackson Browne had even cut their first records, but at the same time he seemed to lack direction from album to album. With his eighth album, Blue River, recorded in Nashville in 1972, he found the perfect setting for his gentle, poetic songs. After nearly seven years of dabbling in folk, folk-rock, pop, and country, Andersen found a smart, sympathetic ear in producer Norbert Putnam. Putnam, whose production here is rarely extraneous, utilizes subtle touches of bass, drums, accordion, and organ along with Andersen’s own guitar, piano, and harmonica to frame the material. The record, Andersen’s first effort for Columbia, also featured his best collection of tunes to date. Blue River, with its themes of uncertainty and struggle, is by no means a casual record, although songs such as the bittersweet “Is It Really Love at All” and the title track, featuring Joni Mitchell’s ethereal supporting vocal, will draw the listener in with their sheer beauty. Andersen, then in his late-twenties, was dealing with questions of love, life, and desire with a maturity matched only by a handful of songwriters at the time. Never overly precious or maudlin, nearly every cut resonates with eloquence and grace. Although continuing to grow as a writer in the years to come, Blue River remains Eric Andersen’s masterwork and one of the true classics of the genre. (This version of the album includes bonus material.)
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James Mason – Rhythm of Life (1977) [Reissue 2012]
Year : 2012 | FLAC + CUE + LOG | CD | Duration : 62:41 min| SIZE : 443 mb
Genre :Funk, Jazz-Funk, Soul, Disco
TRACKLIST:
01. SWEET POWER YOUR EMBRACE
02. GOOD THING
03. FREE
04. MBEWE
05. FUNNY GIRL
06. SLICK CITY
07. RHYTHM OF LIFE
08. HEY HEY HEY
09. I’VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU
10. DREAMS
11. I WANT YOUR LOVE
12. NIGHTGRUV
13. SWEET POWER YOUR EMBRACE (single edit)
14. SWEET POWER YOUR EMBRACE (unreleased mix 1977)
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Stevie Wonder – Albums Collection 1966-1985 (Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012)
12 Albums | EAC Rip | FLAC-Image (Cue&Log) + Complete Scans | Time: 10:05:00 | 5.72 Gb
Genre: Funk, Soul, R&B, Pop Rock
SHM-CD Reissue collection includes: 1966 Up-Tight; 1966 Down To Earth; 1969 My Cherie Amour; 1971 Where I’m Coming From; 1972 Music Of My Mind; 1972 Talking Book; 1973 Innervisions; 1974 Fulfillingness’ First Finale; 1976 Songs In The Key Of Life (2CD Set); 1979 Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants (2CD Set); 1980 Hotter Than July; 1985 In Square Circle.
Tracklist:
Up-Tight (1966) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Stevie Wonder began demonstrating his production skills and compositional acumen on his first of two albums in 1966. Although still just a teenager, Wonder was already anxious to do more than simply grind out love tunes. He covered Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” and also contributed “Pretty Little Angel” alongside the monster hits “Nothin’s Too Good for My Baby” and the title song. It was also a signal Wonder had moved beyond simply paying homage to Ray Charles and now wanted to establish his own musical identity.
Review by Ron Wynn, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Love A Go-Go 02:46
02. Hold Me 02:36
03. Blowin’ In The Wind 03:46
04. Nothing’s Too Good For My Baby 02:39
05. Teach Me Tonight 02:39
06. Uptight (Everything’s Alright) 02:55
07. Ain’t That Asking For Trouble 02:49
08. I Want My Baby Back 02:49
09. Pretty Little Angel 02:12
10. Music Talk 02:52
11. Contract On Love 02:06
12. With A Child’s Heart 03:08
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Down To Earth (1966) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Stevie Wonder’s third album signaled more artistic growth, but was the first of his career that didn’t make much commercial headway. It didn’t contain a single big hit, something that wouldn’t happen again to Wonder for many, many years. There were moments of uncertainty and awkwardness on such songs as “Angel Baby (Don’t You Ever Leave Me)” and “Lonesome Road.” Wonder was laying the groundwork for numerous classics that routinely came throughout the 1970s and ’80s; his voice was losing its cuteness and beginning to gain the richness and edge that punctuated many of his future albums.
Review by Ron Wynn, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. A Place In The Sun 02:52
02. Bang Bang 02:42
03. Down To Earth 02:50
04. Thank You Love 02:55
05. Be Cool Be Calm (And Keep Yourself Together) 02:43
06. Sylvia 02:34
07. My World Is Empty Without You 02:53
08. The Lonesome Road 03:06
09. Angel Baby (Don’t You Ever Leave Me) 02:45
10. Mr. Tambourine Man 02:30
11. Sixteen Tons 02:42
12. Hey Love 02:41
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My Cherie Amour (1969) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Notable for containing Wonder’s then-most recent Top Ten hit, the title track, and its follow-up, “Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday,” this album otherwise contains contemporary filler like “Light My Fire,” plus a peculiar arrangement of “Hello, Young Lovers” from The King and I that makes it sound like “For Once In My Life.”
Review by William Ruhlmann, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. My Cherie Amour 02:55
02. Hello Young Lovers 03:15
03. At Last 02:51
04. Light My Fire 03:44
05. The Shadow Of Your Smile 02:44
06. You And Me 02:46
07. Pearl 02:47
08. Somebody Knows, Somebody Cares 02:35
09. Yester-Me Yester-You, Yesterday 03:08
10. Angie Girl 03:03
11. Give Your Love 03:47
12. I’ve Got You 02:34
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Where I’m Coming From (1971) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
One month before he turned 21, Stevie Wonder released Where I’m Coming From, the most distinctive record of his young career, and one that looked forward — in its breadth of material as well as its futuristic production aesthetic — to his many successes later in the ’70s. There’s a fabulous song here for nearly every type of fan; the soothing love ballad (“Think of Me as Your Soldier”), a gritty, apocalyptic funk extravanganza (“Do Yourself a Favor”), a kinetic, refreshing nod to the pop charts (the Top Ten hit “If You Really Love Me”), and an agonizing piece of heartache soul (“Never Dreamed You’d Leave in Summer” (slightly reworked for “Superwoman” on his next album Music of My Mind). Still, there are a few echoes of his occasionally pedestrian ’60s work, and a pair of songs on the flipside sound especially anachronistic. The first is a piece of inspirational fluff called “Take up a Course in Happiness” with an odd arrangement pitched halfway between Sammy Davis, Jr. and Sgt. Pepper’s, the second a jokey pick-up number named “I Wanna Talk to You” (complete with leering old-man vocals). Those two however, are the exceptions; the rules are uniformly excellent. The set closers “Never Dreamed You’d Leave in Summer” and “Sunshine in Their Eyes” are bravura performances, Stevie summoning his purest register to convey heartbreak and hopefulness, respectively, in equal measure. For all the great material included, there was little chance of these songs hanging together as a proper album, and Berry Gordy’s misgivings about releasing a record like this on a Motown label were, temporarily, well-placed. Still, Where I’m Coming From was a frequently astonishing album from Motown’s new genius of the recording studio.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Look Around 02:48
02. Do Yourself A Favor 06:11
03. Think Of Me As Your Soldier 03:41
04. Something Out Of The Blue 03:04
05. If You Really Love Me 03:04
06. I Wanna Talk To You 05:21
07. Take Up A Course In Happiness 03:17
08. Never Dreamed You’d Leave In Summer 02:58
09. Sunshine In Their Eyes 06:58
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Music Of My Mind (1972) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
With a new contract from Motown in his hand, Stevie Wonder released Music of My Mind, his first truly unified record and, with the exception of a single part on two songs, the work of a one-man-band. Everything he had learned about musicianship, engineering, and production during his long apprenticeship in the Snakepit at Motown Studios came together here (from the liner notes: “The sounds themselves come from inside his mind. The man is his own instrument. The instrument is an orchestra.”) Music of My Mind was also the first to bear the fruits of his increased focus on Moog and Arp synthesizers, though the songs never sound synthetic, due in great part to Stevie’s reliance on a parade of real instruments — organic drumwork, harmonica, organs and pianos — as well as his mastery of traditional song structure and his immense musical personality. The intro of the vibrant, tender “I Love Every Little Thing About You” is a perfect example, humanized with a series of lightly breathed syllables for background rhythm. And when the synthesizers do appear, it’s always in the perfect context: the standout “Superwoman” really benefits from its high-frequency harmonics, and “Seems So Long” wouldn’t sound quite as affectionate without the warm electronics gurgling in the background. This still wasn’t a perfect record, though; “Sweet Little Girl” was an awkward song, with Stevie assuming another of his embarrassing musical personalities to fawn over a girl.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Love Having You Around 07:24
02. Superwoman 08:07
03. I Love Every Little Thing About You 03:55
04. Sweet Little Girl 04:59
05. Happier Than The Morning Sun 05:18
06. Girl Blue 03:34
07. Seems So Long 04:24
08. Keep On Running 06:40
09. Evil 03:33
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Talking Book (1972) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
After releasing two “head” records during 1970-71, Stevie Wonder expanded his compositional palate with 1972′s Talking Book to include societal ills as well as tender love songs, and so recorded the first smash album of his career. What had been hinted at on the intriguing project Music of My Mind was here focused into a laser beam of tight songwriting, warm electronic arrangements, and ebullient performances — altogether the most realistic vision of musical personality ever put to wax, beginning with a disarmingly simple love song, “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” (but of course, it’s only the composition that’s simple). Stevie’s not always singing a tender ballad here — in fact, he flits from contentment to mistrust to promise to heartbreak within the course of the first four songs — but he never fails to render each song in the most vivid colors. In stark contrast to his early songs, which were clever but often relied on the Motown template of romantic metaphor, with Talking Book it became clear Stevie Wonder was beginning to speak his mind and use personal history for material (just as Marvin Gaye had with the social protest of 1971′s What’s Going On). The lyrics became less convoluted, while the emotional power gained in intensity. “You and I” and the glorious closer “I Believe (When I Fall in Love It Will Be Forever)” subtly illustrate that the conception of love can be stronger than the reality, while “Tuesday Heartbreak” speaks simply but powerfully: “I wanna be with you when the nighttime comes / I wanna be with you till the daytime comes.” Ironically, the biggest hit from Talking Book wasn’t a love song at all; the funk landmark “Superstition” urges empowerment instead of hopelessness, set to a grooving beat that made it one of the biggest hits of his career. It’s followed by “Big Brother,” the first of his directly critical songs, excoriating politicians who posture to the underclass in order to gain the only thing they really need: votes. With Talking Book, Stevie also found a proper balance between making an album entirely by himself and benefiting from the talents of others. His wife Syreeta and her sister Yvonne Wright contributed three great lyrics, and Ray Parker, Jr. came by to record a guitar solo that brings together the lengthy jam “Maybe Your Baby.” Two more guitar heroes, Jeff Beck and Buzzy Feton, appeared on “Lookin’ for Another Pure Love,” Beck’s solo especially giving voice to the excruciating process of moving on from a broken relationship. Like no other Stevie Wonder LP before it, Talking Book is all of a piece, the first unified statement of his career. It’s certainly an exercise in indulgence but, imitating life, it veers breathtakingly from love to heartbreak and back with barely a pause.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 02:59
02. Maybe Your Baby 06:50
03. You And I 04:38
04. Tuesday Heartbreak 03:02
05. You’ve Got It Bad Girl 04:58
06. Superstition 04:26
07. Big Brother 03:33
08. Blame It On The Sun 03:25
09. Looking For Another Pure Love 04:43
10. I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever) 04:52
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Innervisions (1973) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
When Stevie Wonder applied his tremendous songwriting talents to the unsettled social morass that was the early ’70s, he produced one of his greatest, most important works, a rich panoply of songs addressing drugs, spirituality, political ethics, the unnecessary perils of urban life, and what looked to be the failure of the ’60s dream — all set within a collection of charts as funky and catchy as any he’d written before. Two of the highlights, “Living for the City” and “Too High,” make an especially deep impression thanks to Stevie’s narrative talents; on the first, an eight-minute mini-epic, he brings a hard-scrabble Mississippi black youth to the city and illustrates, via a brilliant dramatic interlude, what lies in wait for innocents. (He also uses his variety of voice impersonations to stunning effect.) “Too High” is just as stunning, a cautionary tale about drugs driven by a dizzying chorus of scat vocals and a springing bassline. “Higher Ground,” a funky follow-up to the previous album’s big hit (“Superstition”), and “Jesus Children of America” both introduced Wonder’s interest in Eastern religion. It’s a tribute to his genius that he could broach topics like reincarnation and transcendental meditation in a pop context with minimal interference to the rest of the album. Wonder also made no secret of the fact that “He’s Misstra Know-It-All” was directed at Tricky Dick, aka Richard Milhouse Nixon, then making headlines (and destroying America’s faith in the highest office) with the biggest political scandal of the century. Putting all these differing themes and topics into perspective was the front cover, a striking piece by Efram Wolff portraying Stevie Wonder as the blind visionary, an artist seeing far better than those around him what was going on in the early ’70s, and using his astonishing musical gifts to make this commentary one of the most effective and entertaining ever heard.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Too High 04:36
02. Visions 05:23
03. Living For The City 07:22
04. Golden Lady 04:59
05. Higher Ground 03:42
06. Jesus Children Of America 04:10
07. All In Love Is Fair 03:41
08. Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing 04:44
09. He’s Misstra Know-It-All 05:35
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Fulfillingness’ First Finale (1973) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
After the righteous anger and occasional despair of the socially motivated Innervisions, Stevie Wonder returned with a relationship record: Fulfillingness’ First Finale. The cover pictures his life as an enormous wheel, part of which he’s looking ahead to and part of which he’s already completed (the latter with accompanying images of Little Stevie, JFK and MLK, the Motor Town Revue bus, a child with balloons, his familiar Taurus logo, and multiple Grammy awards). The songs and arrangements are the warmest since Talking Book, and Stevie positively caresses his vocals on this set, encompassing the vagaries of love, from dreaming of it (“Creepin’”) to being bashful of it (“Too Shy to Say”) to knowing when it’s over (“It Ain’t No Use”). The two big singles are “Boogie on Reggae Woman,” with a deep electronic groove balancing organic congas and gospel piano, and “You Haven’t Done Nothin’,” an acidic dismissal of President Nixon and the Watergate controversy (he’d already written “He’s Misstra Know-It-All” on the same topic). As before, Fulfillingness’ First Finale is mostly the work of a single man; Stevie invited over just a bare few musicians, and most of those were background vocalists (though of the finest caliber: Minnie Riperton, Paul Anka, Deniece Williams, and the Jackson 5). Also as before, the appearances are perfectly chosen; “Too Shy to Say” can only benefit from the acoustic bass of Motown institution James Jamerson and the heavenly steel guitar of Sneaky Pete Kleinow, while the Jackson 5 provide some righteous amens to Stevie’s preaching on “You Haven’t Done Nothin’.” It’s also very refreshing to hear more songs devoted to the many and varied stages of romance, among them “It Ain’t No Use,” “Too Shy to Say,” “Please Don’t Go.” The only element lacking here, in comparison to the rest of his string of brilliant early-’70s records, is a clear focus; Fulfillingness’ First Finale is more a collection of excellent songs than an excellent album.
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Smile Please 03:28
02. Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away 05:02
03. Too Shy To Say 03:28
04. Boogie On Reggae Woman 04:57
05. Creepin’ 04:22
06. You Haven’t Done Nothin’ 03:22
07. It Ain’t No Use 04:00
08. They Won’t Go When I Go 05:58
09. Bird Of Beauty 03:48
10. Please Don’t Go 04:07
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Songs In The Key Of Life (1976) 2CD Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Songs in the Key of Life was Stevie Wonder’s longest, most ambitious collection of songs, a two-LP (plus accompanying EP) set that — just as the title promised — touched on nearly every issue under the sun, and did it all with ambitious (even for him), wide-ranging arrangements and some of the best performances of Wonder’s career. The opening “Love’s in Need of Love Today” and “Have a Talk with God” are curiously subdued, but Stevie soon kicks into gear with “Village Ghetto Land,” a fierce expose of ghetto neglect set to a satirical Baroque synthesizer. Hot on its heels comes the torrid fusion jam “Contusion,” a big, brassy hit tribute to the recently departed Duke Ellington in “Sir Duke,” and (another hit, this one a Grammy winner as well) the bumping poem to his childhood, “I Wish.” Though they didn’t necessarily appear in order, Songs in the Key of Life contains nearly a full album on love and relationships, along with another full album on issues social and spiritual. Fans of the love album Talking Book can marvel that he sets the bar even higher here, with brilliant material like the tenderly cathartic and gloriously redemptive “Joy Inside My Tears,” the two-part, smooth-and-rough “Ordinary Pain,” the bitterly ironic “All Day Sucker,” or another classic heartbreaker, “Summer Soft.” Those inclined toward Stevie Wonder the social-issues artist had quite a few songs to focus on as well: “Black Man” was a Bicentennial school lesson on remembering the vastly different people who helped build America; “Pastime Paradise” examined the plight of those who live in the past and have little hope for the future; “Village Ghetto Land” brought listeners to a nightmare of urban wasteland; and “Saturn” found Stevie questioning his kinship with the rest of humanity and amusingly imagining paradise as a residency on a distant planet. If all this sounds overwhelming, it is; Stevie Wonder had talent to spare during the mid-’70s, and instead of letting the reserve trickle out during the rest of the decade, he let it all go with one massive burst. (His only subsequent record of the ’70s was the similarly gargantuan but largely instrumental soundtrack Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants.)
Review by John Bush, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Love’s In Need Of Love Today 07:06
02. Have A Talk With God 02:42
03. Village Ghetto Land 03:25
04. Contusion 03:45
05. Sir Duke 03:54
06. I Wish 04:12
07. Knocks Me Off My Feet 03:36
08. Pastime Paradise 03:27
09. Summer Soft 04:14
10. Ordinary Pain 06:23
CD2:
01. Isn’t She Lovely 06:34
02. Joy Inside My Tears 06:29
03. Black Man 08:29
04. Ngiculela – Es Una Historia – I Am Singing 03:48
05. If It’s Magic 03:12
06. As 07:08
07. Another Star 08:28
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08. Saturn 04:53
09. Ebony Eyes 04:08
10. All Day Sucker 05:05
11. Easy Goin’ Evening (My Mama’s Call) 03:56
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Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants (1979) 2CD Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Stevie Wonder broke a three-year silence, one that followed a series of six classic albums released within six years, with this double album, the score/soundtrack to a little-seen environmental documentary directed by Wild Bunch co-screenwriter Walon Green. From the release of Songs in the Key of Life through the release of Plants, Wonder had been active, actually, but only as a collaborator, working with Ramsey Lewis, the Pointer Sisters, Minnie Riperton, Syreeta, Ronnie Foster, and Michael Jackson. Even so, three years was a considerable lag between albums. Anticipation was so high that this release peaked at number four on the Billboard 200 and R&B album charts. It quickly slipped to footnote status; when Wonder’s 1972-1980 albums were reissued in 2000, it was left out of the program. Plants is a sprawling, fascinating album. Though it is dominated by synthesizer-heavy instrumental pieces with evocative titles, there is a handful of full-blown songs. The gorgeous, mostly acoustic ballad “Send One Your Love” was a Top Ten R&B single, while the joyous “Outside My Window” registered in the Top 60. Beyond that, there’s the deep classic “Come Back as a Flower,” a gently lapping, piano-led ballad featuring Syreeta on vocals. Otherwise, there are playfully oddball tracks like “Venus’ Flytrap and the Bug,” where Wonder chirps “Please don’t eat me!” through robotizing effects, and “A Seed’s a Star,” which incorporates crowd noise, a robotized monologue, and a shrieking Tata Vega over a funkier and faster version of Yellow Magic Orchestra. The album is not for everyone, but it suited its purpose and allowed its maker an amount of creative wiggle room that few major-label artists experience.
Review by Andy Kellman, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Earth’s Creation 04:06
02. The First Garden 02:32
03. Voyage To India 06:30
04. Same Old Story 03:44
05. Venus’ Flytrap And The Bug 02:25
06. Ai No, Sono 02:05
07. Seasons 02:54
08. Power Flower 05:30
09. Send One Your Love (Instrumental) 03:05
10. Race Babbling 08:53
CD2:
01. Send One Your Love 04:02
02. Outside My Window 05:29
03. Black Orchid 03:47
04. Ecclesiastes 03:48
05. Kesse Ye Lolo De Ye 02:59
06. Come Back As A Flower 04:58
07. A Seed’s A Star / Tree Medley 05:54
08. The Secret Life Of Plants 04:15
09. Tree 05:48
10. Finale 07:03
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Hotter Than July (1980) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Four years after the pinnacle of Stevie Wonder’s mid-’70s typhoon of classic albums, Hotter Than July was the proper follow-up to Songs in the Key of Life (his Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants concept record was actually a soundtrack to an obscure movie that fared miserably in theaters). It also found Wonder in a different musical climate than the one that savored his every move from 1972 to 1977. Disco and new wave had slowly crept their way into the mainstream record-buying public, and hindered the once-ample room for socially and politically charged lyrics. However, Wonder naysayed the trends and continues to do what he did best. Solid songwriting, musicianship, and production are evident in the majority of Hotter Than July. Wonder also carries on his tradition of penning songs normally not associated with his trademark sound, from the disco-tinged “All I Do” (originally planned to be released by Tammi Terrell almost ten years previously) to the reggae-influenced smash “Master Blaster (Jammin),” which went straight to the top of the R&B charts. While admittedly there are a few less-than-standard tracks, he closes the album on an amazing high note with one of the most aching ballads in his canon (“Lately”) and a touching anthem to civil rights pioneer Martin Luther King, Jr. (“Happy Birthday”). While most definitely not on the same tier as Innervisions or Songs in the Key of Life, Hotter Than July is the portrait of an artist who still had the Midas touch, but stood at the crossroads of an illustrious career.
Review by Rob Theakston, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Did I Hear You Say You Love Me 04:07
02. All I Do 05:06
03. Rocket Love 04:39
04. I Ain’t Gonna Stand For It 04:39
05. As If You Read My Mind 03:41
06. Master Blaster (Jammin’) 05:07
07. Do Like You 04:25
08. Cash In Your Face 03:59
09. Lately 04:05
10. Happy Birthday 05:56
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In Square Circle (1985) Japanese SHM-CD Reissue 2012
Although it went platinum, nothing stands as better evidence of how cyclical the pop experience is than the response to In Square Circle. Wonder actually wrote some superb songs, and several, like “Overjoyed” and “I Love You Too Much,” were superior to the hit single “Part-Time Lover.” But that one zoomed to the top spot and became the album’s definitive tune in the minds of many.
Review by Ron Wynn, Allmusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Part-Time Lover 04:12
02. I Love You Too Much 05:26
03. Whereabouts 04:18
04. Stranger On The Shore Of Love 04:59
05. Never In Your Sun 04:03
06. Spiritual Walkers 05:13
07. Land Of La La 05:11
08. Go Home 05:17
09. Overjoyed 03:42
10. It’s Wrong (Apartheid) 03:26
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Caravan – 8 Albums Universal Music Japan Mini LP SHM-CD Reissue 2011
Year : 2011 | flac+ image + cue | Duration : 9:43:34 | 6 GB
Genre : Rock, Progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock
1968 – Caravan (01:14:03)
Mono Album:
01. Place Of My Own 04:07
02. Ride 03:45
03. Policeman 02:46
04. Love Song With Flute 04:10
05. Cecil Rons 04:07
06. Magic Man 04:02
07. Grandma’s Lawn 03:26
08. Where But For Caravan Would I? 09:01
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09. Place Of My Own 04:03
10. Ride 03:43
11. Policeman 02:44
12. Love Song With Flute 04:11
13. Cecil Rons 04:08
14. Magic Man 04:02
15. Grandma’s Lawn 03:25
16. Where But For Caravan Would I? 09:01
Bonus Track:
17. Hello Hello (Single Version) 03:14
1970 – If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You (01:04:52)
01. If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You 03:07
02. And I Wish I Were Stoned / Don’t Worry 08:20
03. As I Feel I Die 05:06
04. With An Ear To The Ground You Can Make It / Martinian / Only Cox / Reprise 09:54
05. Hello Hello 03:45
06. Asforteri 01:21
07. Can’t Be Long Now / Francoise / For Richard / Warlock 14:21
08. Limits 01:35
Bonus Tracks:
09. A Day In The Life Of Maurice Haylett 05:07
10. Why? (And I Wish I Were Stoned) (Demo Version) 04:21
11. Clipping The 8th (Hello Hello) (Demo Version) 03:12
12. As I Feel I Die (Demo Version) 04:37
1971 – In The Land Of Grey And Pink (01:14:43)
01. Golf Girl 05:00
02. Winter Time 07:36
03. Love To Love You (And Tonight Pigs Will Fly) 03:04
04. In The Land Of Grey And Pink 05:00
05. Nine Feet Underground 22:43
Bonus Tracks:
06. I Don’t Know Its Name (Alias The Word) 06:10
07. Aristocracy 03:42
08. It’s Likely To Have A Name Next Week 07:48
09. Group Girl 05:03
10. Dissassociation / 100% Proof 08:32
1972 – Waterloo Lily (00:52:59)
01. Waterloo Lily 06:48
02. Nothing At All / It’s Coming Soon / Nothing At All (Reprise) 10:22
03. Songs And Signs 03:40
04. Aristocracy 03:03
05. The Love In Your Eyes / To Catch Me Brother / Subsultus / Debouchement / Tilbury Kecks 12:32
06. The World Is Yours 03:40
Bonus Tracks:
07. Pye’s June Thing 02:58
08. Ferdinand 02:57
09. Looking Left, Looking Right / Pye’s Loop 06:56
1973 – For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night (01:18:48)
01. Memory Lane, Hugh / Headloss 09:14
02. Hoedown 03:18
03. Surprise, Surprise 04:06
04. C’Thlu Thlu 06:12
05. The Dog, The Dog, He’s At It Again 05:56
06. Be All Right / Chance Of A Lifetime 06:33
07. L’Auberge Du Sanglier / A Hunting We Shall Go / Pengola / Backwards / A Hunting Shall We Go (Reprise) 10:03
Bonus Tracks:
08. Memory Lain, Hugh / Headloss (US Mix) 09:18
09. No! (‘Be Alright’) / Waffle (‘Chance Of A Lifetime’) 05:09
10. He Who Smelt It Dealt It (‘Memory Lain, Hugh’) 04:42
11. Surprise, Surprise 03:15
12. Derek’s Long Thing 10:57
1974 – Caravan & The New Symphonia (01:18:19)
01. Introduction By Alan Black 01:05
02. Memory Lain, Hugh / Headloss 09:55
03. The Dog, The Dog, He’s At It Again 06:35
04. Hoedown 03:54
05. Introduction 06:49
06. The Love In Your Eye 12:49
07. Mirror For The Day 04:29
08. Virgin On The Ridiculous 07:57
09. For Richard 14:18
10. A Hunting We Shall Go 10:23
1975 – Cunning Stunts (01:08:50)
01. The Show Of Our Lives 05:47
02. Stuck In A Hole 03:09
03. Lover 05:06
04. No Backstage Pass 04:34
05. Welcome The Day 04:01
06. The Dabsong Conshirtoe 18:00
a) The Mad Dabsong
b) Ben Karratt Rides Again
c) Pro’s And Con’s
d) Wraiks And Ladders
e) Sneaking Out The Bare Quare
f) All Sorts Of Unmentionable Things
07. The Fear And Loathing In Tollington Park Rag 01:10
Bonus Tracks:
08. Stuck In A Hole (Single Version) 03:10
09. Keeping Back My Love 05:14
10. For Richard (Recorded Live At The Fairfield Hall, Croydon 1974) 18:34
1980 – Live At The Fairfield Halls, 1974 (The Best Of Caravan ‘Live’) (01:19:57)
01. Memory Lain, Hugh 09:27
02. Virgin On The Ridiculous 07:14
03. Be All Right / Chance Of A Lifetime 06:37
04. The Love In Your Eye 15:23
05. L’Auberge Du Sanglier / A Hunting We Shall Go / Pengola / Backwards / A Hunting We Shall Go (Reprise) 09:49
06. The Dog, The Dog, He’s At It Again 06:24
07. For Richard 19:01
08. Hoedown 05:58
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The Who – Quadrophenia – 1973- Reissue 2011
Year drive : 2011 | Audio Codec : FLAC (*. flac) | Rip type : image +. cue | Duration : 3:05:46 |SIZE : 5.16 GB
Genre : Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock| rapidgator-lumfile
CD1 – The Original Album (Remaster 2011) 40:20 UICX-1450
01. I Am The Sea 02:09
02. The Real Me 03:20
03. Quadrophenia 06:13
04. Cut My Hair 03:44
05. The Punk And The Godfather 05:11
06. I’m One 02:37
07. The Dirty Jobs 04:28
08. Helpless Dancer 02:33
09. Is It In My Head? 3:43
10. I’ve Had Enough 06:16
CD2 – The Original Album (Remaster 2011) 41:30 UICX-1451
01. 5:15 5:00
02. Sea And Sand 05:01
03. Drowned 05:26
04. Bell Boy 04:58
05. Doctor Jimmy 08:35
06. The Rock 06:37
07. Love, Reign O’er Me 05:49
CD3 – The Demos Pete Townshend 46:22 UICX-1452
01. The Real Me 04:26
02. Quadrophenia – Four Overtures 06:21
03. Cut My Hair 03:30
04. Fill No. 1 – Get Out And Stay Out 01:23
05. Quadrophenic – Four Faces 04:04
06. We Close Tonight 02:43
07. You Came Back 03:18
08. Get Inside 03:11
09. Joker James 03:42
10. Punk 04:56
11. I’m One 02:39
12. Dirty Jobs 03:47
13. Helpless Dancer 02:16
CD4 – The Demos Pete Townshend 57:34 UICX-1453
01. Is It In My Head? 4:12
02. Any More 03:21
03. I’ve Had Enough 06:23
04. Fill No. 2 1:31
05. Wizardry 03:10
06. Sea And Sand 04:14
07. Drowned 04:15
08. Is It Me 04:39
09. Bell Boy 05:03
10. Dr Jimmy 07:29
11. Finale – The Rock 07:59
12. Love Reign O’er Me 05:11
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The Byrds – 5x Japanese Cardboard Sleeve (Reissue 2012) Lossless
5 Albums | Release: 2012 | EAC Rip | FLAC (Image + Cue + Log) | 1.56 GB
Genre: Rock / Folk Rock / Psychedelic Rock
Tracklist:
The Byrds – Mr. Tambourine Man (1965) [Blu-spec CD - Japan 2012]
01. Mr. Tambourine Man – Mono
02. I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better – Mono
03. Spanish Harlem Incident – Mono
04. You Won’t Have To Cry – Mono
05. Here Without You – Mono
06. The Bells Of Rhymney – Mono
07. All I Really Want To Do – Mono
08. I Knew I’d Want You – Mono
09. It’s No Use – Mono
10. Don’t Doubt Yourself, Babe – Mono
11. Chimes Of Freedom – Mono
12. We’ll Meet Again – Mono
13. She Has A Way – Mono Bonus Track
14. I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better – Mono Single Version Bonus Track
15. Mr. Tambourine Man – Stereo
16. I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better – Stereo
17. Spanish Harlem Incident – Stereo
18. You Won’t Have To Cry – Stereo
19. Here Without You – Stereo
20. The Bells Of Rhymney – Stereo
21. All I Really Want To Do – Stereo
22. I Knew I’d Want You – Stereo
23. It’s No Use – Stereo
24. Don’t Doubt Yourself, Babe – Stereo
25. Chimes Of Freedom – Stereo
26. We’ll Meet Again – Stereo
27. Mr. Tambourine Man – Stereo Bonus Track
The Byrds – Turn! Turn! Turn! (1965) [Blu-spec CD - Japan 2012]
01. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) – Mono
02. It Won’t Be Wrong – Mono
03. Set Your Free This Time – Mono
04. Lay Down Your Weary Tune – Mono
05. He Was A Friend Of Mine – Mono
06. The World Turns All Around Her – Mono
07. Satisfied Mind – Mono
08. If You’re Gone – Mono
09. The Times They Are A-Changin’ – Mono
10. Wait And See – Mono
11. Oh! Susannah – Mono
12. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue – Mono Bonus Track
13. She Don’t Care About Time (Version 1) – Mono Bonus Track
14. The Times They Are A-Changin’ (Version 1) – Mono Bonus Track
15. She Don’t Care About Time (Version 2 – Single Version) – Mono Bonus Track
16. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) – Stereo
17. It Won’t Be Wrong – Stereo
18. Set Your Free This Time – Stereo
19. Lay Down Your Weary Tune – Stereo
20. He Was A Friend Of Mine – Stereo
21. The World Turns All Around Her – Stereo
22. Satisfied Mind – Stereo
23. If You’re Gone – Stereo
24. The Times They Are A-Changin’ – Stereo
25. Wait And See – Stereo
26. Oh! Susannah – Stereo
27. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) – Stereo Bonus Track
The Byrds – Fifth Dimension (1966) [Blu-spec CD - Japan 2012]
01. 5D (Fifth Dimension) – Mono
02. Wild Mountain Thyme – Mono
03. Mr. Spaceman – Mono
04. I See You – Mono
05. What’s Happening!! – Mono
06. I Come And Stand At Every Door – Mono
07. Eight Miles High – Mono
08. Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go) – Mono
09. Captain Soul – Mono
10. John Riley – Mono
11. 2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song) – Mono
12. Why – Mono Single Version Bonus Track
13. I Know My Rider (I Know You Rider) – Mono Bonus Track
14. Psychodrama City – Mono Bonus Track
15. 5D (Fifth Dimension) – Stereo
16. Wild Mountain Thyme – Stereo
17. Mr. Spacemena – Stereo
18. I See You – Stereo
19. What’s Happening!! – Stereo
20. I Come And Stand At Every Door – Stereo
21. Eight Miles High – Stereo
22. Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go) – Stereo
23. Captain Soul – Stereo
24. John Riley – Stereo
25. 2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song) – Stereo
The Byrds – Younger Than Yesterday (1967) [Blu-spec CD - Japan 2012]
01. So You Want To Be A Rock ‘N’ Roll Star – Mono
02. Have Seen Her Face – Mono
03. C.T.A.-102 – Mono
04. Renaissance Fair – Mono
05. Time Between – Mono
06. Everybody’s Been Burned – Mono
07. Thoughts And Words – Mono
08. Mind Gardens – Mono
09. My Back Pages – Mono
10. The Girl With No Name – Mono
11. Why – Mono
12. Don’t Make Waves – Mono Single Version Bonus Track
13. It Happens Each Day – Mono Bonus Track
14. My Back Pages – Mono Single Version Bonus Track
15. So You Want To Be A Rock ‘N’ Roll Star – Stereo
16. Have Seen Her Face – Stereo
17. C.T.A.-102 – Stereo
18. Renaissance Fair – Stereo
19. Time Between – Stereo
20. Everybody’s Been Burned – Stereo
21. Thoughts And Words – Stereo
22. Mind Gardens – Stereo
23. My Back Pages – Stereo
24. The Girl With No Name – Stereo
25. Why – Stereo
The Byrds – The Notorious Byrd Brothers (1968) [Blu-spec CD - Japan 2012]
01. Artificial Energy – Mono
02. Goin’ Back – Mono
03. Natural Harmony – Mono
04. Draft Morning – Mono
05. Wasn’t Born To Follow – Mono
06. Get To You – Mono
07. Change Is Now – Mono
08. Old John Robertson – Mono
09. Tribal Gathering – Mono
10. Dolphin’s Smile – Mono
11. Space Odyssey – Mono
12. Lady Freind – Mono Bonus Track
13. Old John Robertson – Mono Bonus Track
14. Artificial Energy – Stereo
15. Goin’ Back – Stereo
16. Natural Harmony – Stereo
17. Draft Morning – Stereo
18. Wasn’t Born To Follow – Stereo
19. Get To You – Stereo
20. Change Is Now – Stereo
21. Old John Robertson – Stereo
22. Tribal Gathering – Stereo
23. Dolphin’s Smile – Stereo
24. Space Odyssey – Stereo
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Jim O Rourke – Im Happy and Im Singing and A 1 2 3 4 – Reissue [FLAC](2009)
Release : 2009 | Track: 6 | Bitrate: 644 kb/sec | Duration: 102 Mins | Size : 420.37 MB
Genre: Electronic
1. Jim O Rourke – I’m Happy (11:13)
2. Jim O Rourke – And I’m Singing (08:11)
3. Jim O Rourke – And A 1, 2, 3, 4 (21:19)
4. Jim O Rourke – Let’s Take it Again from the Top (04:09)
5. Jim O Rourke – Getting the Vapors (39:01)
6. Jim O Rourke – He Who Laughs (17:57)
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Creedence Clearwater Revival – Creedence Gold – REISSUE [FLAC](1991)
Release : 1991 | Track: 8 | Bitrate: 862 kb/sec | Duration: 40 Mins | Size : 246.58 MB
Genre: Rock
2. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Down On The Corner (02:46)
3. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Bad Moon Rising (02:21)
4. Creedence Clearwater Revival – I Heard It Through The Grapevine (11:07)
5. Creedence Clearwater Revival – The Midnight Special (04:14)
6. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Have You Ever Seen The Rain (02:40)
7. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Born On The Bayou (05:13)
8. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Suzie Q (08:38)
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Mercury Rising – Upon Deaf Ears – Reissue [ FLAC](1997)-SCORN
Release : 1997 | Track: 8 | Bitrate: 983 kb/sec | Duration: 48 Mins | Size : 343.50 MB
Genre: Heavy Metal
1. Mercury Rising – Upon Deaf Ears (06:13)
2. Mercury Rising – Light To Grow (06:45)
3. Mercury Rising – Halfway To Forever (04:05)
4. Mercury Rising – Minute Man (06:08)
5. Mercury Rising – Zeros And Ones (07:00)
6. Mercury Rising – It’s War (05:25)
7. Mercury Rising – Prayer (03:26)
8. Mercury Rising – Where Fear Ends (09:15)
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Napalm_Death-Utopia_Banished-Reissue-CD-FLAC-2012-SCORN
Release : 2012 | Track: 19 | Bitrate: 1049 kb/sec | Duration: 47 Mins | Size : 351.66 MB
Genre: Death Metal
2. Napalm Death – I Abstain (03:30)
3. Napalm Death – Dementia Access (02:27)
4. Napalm Death – Christening Of The Blind (03:21)
5. Napalm Death – The World Keeps Turning (02:55)
6. Napalm Death – Idiosyncratic (02:35)
7. Napalm Death – Aryanisms (03:08)
8. Napalm Death – Cause And Effect (Part 2) (02:07)
9. Napalm Death – Juidicial Slime (02:36)
10. Napalm Death – Distorting The Medium (01:58)
11. Napalm Death – Got Time To Kill (02:27)
12. Napalm Death – Upward And Uninterested (02:07)
13. Napalm Death – Exile (02:00)
14. Napalm Death – Awake (To A Life Of Misery) (02:05)
15. Napalm Death – Contemptuous (04:23)
16. Napalm Death – One And The Same (bonus track) (01:49)
17. Napalm Death – Sick And Tired (bonus track) (01:26)
18. Napalm Death – Malignant Trait (bonus track) (02:18)
19. Napalm Death – Killing with Kindness (bonus track) (02:03)
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My Bloody Valentine – Albums Collecton 5 CD (Remastered Reissue 2012)
05 CD | Genre: Alternative Rock, Pop | Release: 2012 | EAC Rip | FLAC (Tracks + Cue) | 1.6 GB
Tracklist:
Isn’t Anything (1988) 2012 Remastered Reissue
01. Soft as Snow (But Warm Inside) (02:22)
02. Lose My Breath (03:38)
03. Cupid Come (04:29)
04. (When You Wake) You’re Still an a Dream (03:18)
05. No More Sorry (02:47)
06. All I Need (03:05)
07. Feed Me With Your Kiss (03:54)
08. Sueisfine (02:12)
09. Several Girls Galore (02:21)
10. You Never Should (03:23)
11. Nothing Much to Lose (03:17)
12. I Can See It (But I Can’t Feel It) (03:14)
Loveless (1991) 2CD Edition 2012 Remastered Reissue
CD1:
01. Only Shallow (04:17)
02. Loomer (02:38)
03. Touched (00:56)
04. To Here Knows When (05:31)
05. When You Sleep (04:11)
06. I Only Said (05:34)
07. Come In Alone (03:58)
08. Sometimes (05:19)
09. Blown a Wish (03:36)
10. What You Want (05:33)
11. Soon (07:01)
CD2:
01. Only Shallow (04:18)
02. Loomer (02:38)
03. Touched (00:56)
04. To Here Knows When (05:31)
05. When You Sleep (04:11)
06. I Only Said (05:34)
07. Come In Alone (03:58)
08. Sometimes (05:19)
09. Blown a Wish (03:36)
10. What You Want (05:33)
11. Soon (07:01)
EP’s 1988-1991 (2012)
CD1:
01. You Made Me Realise (03:47)
02. Slow (03:12)
03. Thorn (03:37)
04. Cigarette in Your Bed (03:30)
05. Drive It All Over Me (03:06)
06. Feed Me With Your Kiss (03:57)
07. I Believe (03:02)
08. Emptiness Inside (02:50)
09. I Need No Trust (03:37)
10. Soon (06:59)
11. Glider (03:11)
12. Don’t Ask Why (04:03)
13. Off Your Face (04:16)
CD2:
01. To Here Knows When (05:49)
02. Swallow (04:53)
03. Honey Power (04:33)
04. Moon Song (03:28)
05. Instrumental No 2 (04:44)
06. Instrumental No 1 (03:22)
07. Glider (10:15)
08. Sugar (04:16)
09. Angel (04:42)
10. Good For You (02:31)
11. How Do You Do It (03:32)
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