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Dig Out Your Soul

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Oasis

October 07, 2008
i was very happy with the cd i purchased. it arrived earlier than i expected also. thanks!

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Eye to the Telescope

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: KT Tunstall

February 07, 2006
There is a combustible quality about KT's music. Starting with her voice,
the music jumps out at you. Strong one moment, lilting the next, it is mesmerizing. The art of a great singer-songwriter for me is captured when the artist can combine substantive lyrics with melodic catchy sounds that stay with you...this is not always an easy combination to find. KT has met my test along with the great Lucinda Williams and relative newcomer Arrica Rose in her new album La La Lost.My favorites on the album are "Black Horse and Cherry Tree" and "Suddenly I See."

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The Sound

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Mary Mary

October 21, 2008
I have loved Mary Mary since the very first CD and they did not dissapoint this time! Keep up the good work Erica and Tina and keep the great CD's coming. I am a fan for life!!!!!!

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Smashing Pumpkins - If All Goes Wrong

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
starring: Smashing Pumpkins
directed by: Jack Gulick, Daniel E. Catullo III

November 11, 2008
Two discs, 3+ hours. If you are a true SP fan, you will enjoy this. In my opinion, Gossamer is the best song and Rose March is up there too. Don't expect the Pumpkins from your teenage years. Move on....

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Daughtry

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Daughtry

November 21, 2006
Nirvana? Pearl Jam? Alice In Chains? Yeah, they all suck. They should be bowing down to Mr.Daughtry for making such an incredible album. This is a classic grunge album, along with "All The Right Reasons" by Nickleback. "Nevermind" by Nirvana is garbage. This is what REAL grunge sounds like.

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Abbey Road

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: The Beatles

October 25, 1990
Love most of the album then and now. Didn't really understand, though, how much coulda been used elsewhere (like the "White Album"), and how much - not alot - came from other places: Come Together with its' Chuck Berry reference really driving the whole thing; Something, impossible without James Taylor's classic; Oh Darling, yet another Little Richard tribute while Richard was without a recording contract.
Some other curiosities: Mean Mr. Mustard & Maxwell's Silver Hammer (c'mon Paul!); I Want You (She's So Heavy) - a nice soundtrack for a bad Buster Crabbe pirate movie.
Which leaves up with the gems: above mentioned classic A and B side; Here Comes The Sun, You Never Give Me Your Money, Because.
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One Kind Favor

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: B.B. King

August 26, 2008
Amazing he can still sing this way at his age.
Best stuff in years.

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Snack Time

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Barenaked Ladies

May 06, 2008
Our whole family loves this CD it is creative and clever and funny I hope BNL makes another kids CD. Truely my husband and I enjoy it too!

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The Way I See It

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Raphael Saadiq

September 16, 2008
What a great tribute to the Motown sounds! This man really was inspired by all the wonderful tunes that came from all the phenominal artists of Detroit. He has written songs that evoke great memories of my growing up in the '60's. When I first heard LOVE THAT GIRL I thought it was a real oldie I just had never heard before. His duet with Joss Stone reminds me of Marvin and Tammi. I just have to give him point off for including Jay-Z on the last cut. I am not a rap fan, sorry. Maybe for his next CD he can tackle the Sounds of Philadelphia.

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Rage Against the Machine

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Pop
by: Rage Against the Machine

November 10, 1992
Probably the only rap-metal album that honestly qualifies as any good, and definitely the most violently liberal album I've ever heard in my life. Not like I mind, of course. But if you don't agree with the politics, it'll probably hurt your enjoyment of the album. Enough of that, though. The point is that this band is awesome. Especially guitarist Tom Mollero, who comes up with brilliant riffs throughout and throws in all kinds of innovative, crazy solos that don't sound like they're coming from a guitar. The solo on "Killing in the Name" sounds like it could've came from a synthesizer, for instance. The stuff he pulls on "Take the Power Back" sounds like turntable work or something, his solo on "Bullet in the Head" seems a lot like a clavinet, and the squeals on "Fistful of ... Read More: