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Pocketful of Sunshine

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Natasha Bedingfield

January 22, 2008
I only like 3 songs off this. I could listen to "Pocket Full of Sunshine" over and over and i was hoping there would be more songs like that. But unfortunately there are alot of those dreaded skip-overs that are just unlistenable in my oppinion. I like "put ur arms around me" and the last song comes in as a savior for a waste of an album "not givn' up". It's as if they knew and they said "man we need one more good song on here or else this is gonna tank". the song "soulmate" is ok for a ballad, I like the lyrics. The rest of the songs are just ordinary pop bs. the song "Pirate Bones" is Natasha's attempt at being surreal and edgy. I guess she tried to take her music to the next level. I would say just stick to what you're good at, don't ... Read More:

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System of a Down

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: System of a Down

June 30, 1998
ive had this album for years, and i never get sick of it. im not usually into this kind of stuff... harder stuff. but this... this is just plain GOOD! if you like System and youve never heard this, do yourself a HUGE favor and pick this up. NOW! imo, its their best...

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Dark Side Of The Moon

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Pink Floyd

October 25, 1990
For an album to be so meagre in depth there are many words to spend.
To begin with, to claim this piece of crap is a 'messed-up-piece' only shows a severe lack of knowledge and wisdom, to take that Benny my man!
Secondly for a CD so painfully preposterous there is no validation and right to exist under the sun moon and stars.
How utterly dreadful that (again!!) the dumb masses be enchanted by this unwiped *** of an album.

It is cruelly misappropriate to barf any cliched compliments over this swine of swines.


I wish I could destroy this CD on the first day of its smelly 'breathe'.


0 stars now and always.


Andrew Stanford II 10

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Microcastle

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Deerhunter

October 28, 2008
Since 2001, Deerhunter - co-founded by Bradford Cox and Moses Archuleta - have produced three LPs and four EPs worth of astonishing "ambient punk" (their own description), picking up devotees and different musicians along the way. Their mantra - "To achieve harmony in bad taste is the height of elegance" (Jean Genet) (Fronted by openly gay and occasionally cross-dressing singer Bradford Cox, Deerhunter have earned themselves a formidable reputation for intense live performances in their native Atlanta).
4AD's first involvement with the band was to release Microcastle, their excellent third album. The follow-up to 2006's acclaimed Cryptograms, it was recorded over the course of a week at Rare Book Studios in Brooklyn, New York with Nicolas Verhes ... Read More:

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Electric Arguments

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: The Fireman

November 25, 2008
Since 2001, Deerhunter - co-founded by Bradford Cox and Moses Archuleta - have produced three LPs and four EPs worth of astonishing "ambient punk" (their own description), picking up devotees and different musicians along the way. Their mantra - "To achieve harmony in bad taste is the height of elegance" (Jean Genet) (Fronted by openly gay and occasionally cross-dressing singer Bradford Cox, Deerhunter have earned themselves a formidable reputation for intense live performances in their native Atlanta).
4AD's first involvement with the band was to release Microcastle, their excellent third album. The follow-up to 2006's acclaimed Cryptograms, it was recorded over the course of a week at Rare Book Studios in Brooklyn, New York with Nicolas Verhes ... Read More:

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Elton John - Greatest Hits 1970-2002

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Elton John

November 12, 2002
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Mudcrutch Extended Play Live EP

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Mudcrutch

November 11, 2008
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The Story

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Brandi Carlile

April 03, 2007
Brandi Carlile has an awesome sound. Some songs start out sounding soft and heartwarming but then tear into something guttural and more open than any artist I can think of. Folk rock is definitely what comes to my mind. I can't stand albums that repeat the same style over and over again. Brandi's style is varied, refreshing, and something I listen over and over again at work without being worn out.

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Rattlin' Bones

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Kasey Chambers, Shane Nicholson

September 16, 2008
I only learned about Kasey Chambers by chance and then immediately bought this CD. It is amazing!

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Lenka

Childrens Toy Shop > Music > Rock
by: Lenka

September 23, 2008
I first heard "Trouble Is A Friend" on an episode of "Grey's Anatomy" and I went and bought the album the next day. Since then, the album has been playing constantly in my car. Every single song is great, which is really a unique thing these days. It makes wonderful background music if you just want to chill out and relax in a good mood.

"Trouble Is Friend" is my favorite song on the album. I can just listen to it over and over again. I also like "The Show", "Bring Me Down" and "Knock Knock."

Overall, I recommend if you're a fan of Sarah Bareilles, Feist, Jem...