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Now That's What I Call Music 70

by: Various Artists

July 21, 2008
Wow. Could this album have any older tracks on it? I doubt it. These are all really old over played songs. Disapointed.

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O Brother, Where Art Thou?

by: Various Artists

August 28, 2000
I'm not from the US, my family hail from Kashmir and I was born in the UK, grew up listening to punk rock but WOW! The soundtrack literally drips with the era and place it hails from; every time I hear a snippet I swear I can feel the heat and smell the wheat - so amazing!

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Camp Rock OST

by: Various Artists

July 14, 2008
I'm not from the US, my family hail from Kashmir and I was born in the UK, grew up listening to punk rock but WOW! The soundtrack literally drips with the era and place it hails from; every time I hear a snippet I swear I can feel the heat and smell the wheat - so amazing!

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That's Proper Folk

by: Various Artists

April 07, 2008
A selection of short stories, rich in meaning, but with no pretensions. Great fun to listen to again and again, especially on long car journeys, because as each Country of origin or Story-teller changes we become alert and ready. Am so impressed that I really want to buy another compilation album like this.

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The Imagined Village

by: Various Artists

October 15, 2007
I can't quite work out why i was almost moved to tears by this album, then I listened to 'Hard times in Old England' and thought "John Peel would have loved this..." and it pushed me over the edge...
This album has profoundly affected the way i think about not just English Folk music but Englishness in general: I like folk, but in small doses (and definitely without my finger in my ear!) and I also like house, rock, drum and bass, reggae, and this album made me think these days bands like Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span make up a backbone of "what people think folk used to be". We should remember these bands were ground breaking in their day, and so it is with this album.
Enjoy, and if you can't afford to buy it, dowload 'Hard times..' ... Read More:

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The Very Best Of While My Guitar Gently Weeps

by: Various Artists

September 01, 2008
Great compilation of classic guitar hits taking standout tracks from the previous 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' compilations, but a note to customers that the tracklisting given here is incorrect. When storing my copy of this album onto iTunes this tracklisting was given, but I found on listening that it was wrong so here is the correct version:

Disc 1

1.Werewolves Of London - with Warren Zevon
2.Sweet Home Alabama - with Lynyrd Skynyrd
3.Layla - with Derek And The Dominos
4.Rocky Mountain Way - with Joe Walsh
5.Brothers In Arms - with Dire Straits
6.Still In Love With You - with Thin Lizzy
7.Black Magic Woman - with Fleetwood Mac
8.Blue Guitar - with Justin Hayward And John Lodge
9.Woodstock ... Read More:

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My Songs

by: Various Artists

June 23, 2008
How refreshing to have a compilation album with a selection of different genre that eases the boredom that develops with most compilation albums. I listened to this album whilst driving and it both relaxed me and kept me awake with its revisiting of various familiar songs and the introduction of ones i've not come across before. A great album!

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Kerrang - the Album 2008

by: Various Artists

September 22, 2008
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

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Sex & The City

by: Various Artists

May 26, 2008
Great soundtrack, Jennifer Hudson, Duffy and particular fave is New York Girls - Morningwood, if you loved the film you love the soundtrack!!

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Juno

by: Various Artists

January 28, 2008
Loved the movie, bought the disc. Unlike some movie sound tracks where you wonder how you thought the soundtrack would keep alive the memory of the movie, this one really does. The quirky and independent music mirrors the film's style and characters, witty, unusual and highly entertaining. How can you not love a disc that includes such lyrics as from Kimya Dawson's 'Loose Lips'; "they think we're disposable, well both my thumbs opposable are spelled out on a double word and triple letter score". Awesome.