Artist: E.D.M. Title: Ruin Format: CD Country: Japan Genre: Black Metal Record Label: Blackmetal. com Description: Truly iconoclastic ground-breaking Asian Black Metal. Diehard fans of imaginative and unique Black Metal from EDM rejoice! Another 7 songs of outstanding 'one-of-a-kind' Blackened artistry purveying grim insanity, darkened delirium, transcendental other-worldy dissonance, and disturbing sonic euphoria from the mysterious and enigmatic Kansai genius known only as CHAOS9! An inventive pioneering blend of necro Nordic influence and distinctly oriental atmosphere with quasi-post-industr ial ambience and Underground aggression -- a truly singular, extraordinarily high-calibre potency and unparalleled creation is the triumphant domain of ENDLESS DISMAL MOAN! For the most part,... Less

This concept album ranks with the most thematically ambitious of Johnny Cash's career, though the title's a little misleading. Instead of a collection of train songs (the sort featured in the Cash catalogue from "Hey Porter" to "Orange Blossom Special"), he alternates the spoken-word narrative of a rail trip that crosses the country (and cuts across centuries) with songs about the characters you might meet along the way. From a Kentucky coal miner ("Loading Coal") to an Oregon logger ("Lumberjack") to a convict on a Mississippi chain gang ("Going to Memphis"), Cash inhabits the various manifestations of what he calls "the heart and muscle of this land." In "Slow Rider" he combines the folk standard "I Ride an Old Paint" with the gunfighter legend of John Wesley Hardin. The reissue of this... Less

This CD (Compact Disc) features Jimmie Davis singing these country music hit songs. The following song titles are included on this CD (Compact Disc) 1.The Ding Dong Song 2.You Are My Sunshine 3.Going To The Function 4.Hang On To The Memories 5.Dating A Memory 6.Lonesome Whistle 7.Shackles And Chains 8.Nobody's Darlin' But Mine 9.You'll Be My Last Love 10.Today I'm Giving You Away 11.I'm Begging 12.Where The Old Red River Flows 13.Columbus Stockade Blues 14.Going Home For Christmas 15.Louisiana This One's For You 16.Welcome To The Club 17.Makes No Difference Now 18.Last Few Miles 19.There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder 20.The Beginning Of The End

This double live CD, recorded with the Dukes on their tour supporting Earle's 2002 album Jerusalem, takes its title from "John Walker's Blues," Earle's song about John Walker Lindh, "the American Taliban"--a song that got him Dixie Chick-ed off adult contemporary and country rock stations across the U.S. Subtitled "an audio documentary," the album coincides with the release of a feature film that follows Earle as he tours, mounts a play, and campaigns against the death penalty. Earle talks quite a bit between songs; his monologues are affable, entertaining, and leftist. Along with Woody Guthrie and D. Boon, Earle's one of those rare musical activists who understands that successful political songs must have music that's exceptional and politics that are personal. There are extraordinary... Less

2008 album from Great Britain's premiere Arena Rock band, their 14th studio album overall. This is Def Leppard's first album of brand new material since 2002's X and begins yet another remarkable new chapter in the band's 30-year recording career. Recorded last year during month-long stints at lead singer Joe Elliott's Dublin studio, the album's title refers to a backstage area called The Sparkle Lounge on Def Leppard's 2006 tour where the band would go to write songs. Tracks from the album have been described by the group as written in the style of Hysteria, with the production of High 'n' Dry. 11 new songs, including the highly- anticipated track, 'Nine Lives' featuring a groundbreaking collaboration with Country Music superstar Tim McGraw.

Pay The Devil, the new country set from Van Morrison is comprised of 15 tracks, three originals and 12 covers of some of Van Morrison s favorite classic country songs, including Your Cheatin Heart , Things Have Gone To Pieces and Big Blue Diamonds . Van Morrison, has successfully recorded jazz, rock, R&B, blues, Celtic and skiffle. His distinctive voice melds seamlessly with these classics written by songwriting masters such as Hank Williams, Webb Pierce, Merle Kilgore, Rodney Crowell and Leon Payne. The magic also carries over beautifully on Morrison s three original songs Playhouse , This Has Got To Stop and the title track. For 40 years, Van Morrison has continued to be an important and vibrant artist. He has never rested on his laurels when he easily could have with such important... Less

This listing is for a brand new 5 Disk MUSIC MAESTRO COUNTRY CLUB PACK Vol.1 Set. This 100 song set was discontinued and purchased on spindles in closeout. Disks are packaged in Paper sleeves with no Artwork. These Great Quality, factory manufactured CD's come in paper sleeves with the CD's containing the song titles, play the music without the lead vocals and display the lyrics on a Karaoke CD&G player. These songs are VERY GOOD professional reproductions and not preformed by the original artists. Some of The artists are listed here and I will list the entire song list below in the review section. TRISHA YEARWOOD ALAN JACKSON PATSY CLINE ELVIS PRESLEY DIAMOND RIO MARTINA McBRIDE TANYA TUCKER TRACY BYRD CLINT BLACK PAM TILLIS BROOKS AND DUNN PATSY CLINE DAN SEALS PATTY LOVELESS FAITH... Less

Jackson Browne's second album defined the idea of the Southern California singer- songwriter--one part country, one part folk, eight parts introspection. It would be disgustingly maudlin except for the fact that Browne has some powerful songs, like the title track and "Lady of the Well." But he can up the volume a little, turning out a version of his own "Take It Easy" that outdoes the Eagles and cranking up the bar-band boogie on "Redneck Friend." For the most part, though, it's late nights in the dark and candlelight, and Jackson Browne did it well. --Chris Nickson

There haven't been a whole lot of country Casanovas, its male leads tending to pride themselves more on their square-jawed forthrightness rather than their seductive allure. Conway Twitty, of course, was the exception to the rule. The onetime rock & roll crooner developed into the Music City equivalent of Barry White with an unsurpassed string of hot and heavy hits. With titles like "I'd Love to Lay You Down" and "Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does to Me" and a voice that caressed like silk sheets on warm flesh, Twitty was the one Nashville star who seemed better suited for the bedroom than the barroom. Love Songs bundles 14 tracks, most from the '70s and '80s, on one dim-the-lights country collection where singer and theme are perfectly matched. --Steven Stolder

Format: Vinyl, LP Country: US Released: 1973 Genre: Folk, World, & Country, Pop Credits: Artwork By - Peggy Nunnery Bass - Andy Muson , Kirk Hamilton , Stu Woods Drums - Alan Schwartzeberg , Rick Marotta Engineer - Rick Rowe Engineer [Assistant] - Susan Holleb Fiddle - Eric Weissberg , Ken Kosek Guitar - Al Gordoni , David Spinozza , Elliot Randall* , Hugh McCracken , John Tropea Guitar, Bass - Buzzy Feiten Keyboards, Synthesizer, Arranged By - Paul Griffin Producer - Al Gorgoni Written-By, Piano, Guitar, Vocals - Stu Nunnery Song Titles A1 The Isle Of Debris (5:30) A2 And That's Fine With Me (3:35) A3 Sally From Syracuse (3:58) A4 Madelaine (3:30) B1 Lady It's Time To Go (3:30) B2 Your Rise (2:51) B3 Diminished Love (3:23) B4 The Lady In Waiting (3:28) B5... Less

Jackson Browne's second album defined the idea of the Southern California singer- songwriter--one part country, one part folk, eight parts introspection. It would be disgustingly maudlin except for the fact that Browne has some powerful songs, like the title track and "Lady of the Well." But he can up the volume a little, turning out a version of his own "Take It Easy" that outdoes the Eagles and cranking up the bar-band boogie on "Redneck Friend." For the most part, though, it's late nights in the dark and candlelight, and Jackson Browne did it well. --Chris Nickson

No American band has rocked harder and longer than the Kentucky Headhunters. No catalog overflows with more great roots, rock, and country songs than Sony/ATV Music Publishing. Which makes Big Boss Man, a collection of Sony/ATV masterworks by the Grammy-, Country Music Association-, and Academy of Country Music-award winning Kentucky Headhunters, an event worth celebration. With a street date of June 21, Big Boss Man will please all who appreciate bands and songs with true staying power. More to the point, the twelve titles on Big Boss Man offer a textbook lesson in how five soulful musicians-- brothers Richard (guitarist) and Fred (drummer) Young, their cousins Greg Martin (guitar) and Anthony Kenney (bass/vocals), plus lead singer Doug Phelps--can find something fresh in material that's... Less

No American band has rocked harder and longer than the Kentucky Headhunters. No catalog overflows with more great roots, rock, and country songs than Sony/ATV Music Publishing. Which makes Big Boss Man, a collection of Sony/ATV masterworks by the Grammy-, Country Music Association-, and Academy of Country Music-award winning Kentucky Headhunters, an event worth celebration. With a street date of June 21, Big Boss Man will please all who appreciate bands and songs with true staying power. More to the point, the twelve titles on Big Boss Man offer a textbook lesson in how five soulful musicians-- brothers Richard (guitarist) and Fred (drummer) Young, their cousins Greg Martin (guitar) and Anthony Kenney (bass/vocals), plus lead singer Doug Phelps--can find something fresh in material that's... Less

The title of this album would seem a tad precious applied to the releases of the majority of Nashville musicians. But Guy Clark--song craftsman, guitar builder--has been doing such finely measured work for all of his storied career that "Workbench Songs" aptly sums up the pride and precision he brings to these 11 offerings. Joined by cowriters Darrell Scott, Rodney Crowell, Gary Nicholson, Lee Roy Parnell, and Verlon Thompson, Clark is at turns wry and poignant in chronicling human acts great and small. And, as usual with his albums, a number of these songs resonate long after first listen. "Walkin' Man," a Celtic-flavored demo recording which kicks off the set, pays homage to the pilgrims and searchers-- Gandhi and Woody Guthrie--who had the courage to make their own path. "Out in the... Less

There haven't been a whole lot of country Casanovas, its male leads tending to pride themselves more on their square-jawed forthrightness rather than their seductive allure. Conway Twitty, of course, was the exception to the rule. The onetime rock & roll crooner developed into the Music City equivalent of Barry White with an unsurpassed string of hot and heavy hits. With titles like "I'd Love to Lay You Down" and "Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does to Me" and a voice that caressed like silk sheets on warm flesh, Twitty was the one Nashville star who seemed better suited for the bedroom than the barroom. Love Songs bundles 14 tracks, most from the '70s and '80s, on one dim-the-lights country collection where singer and theme are perfectly matched. --Steven Stolder

Do Right By Me is the remastered and repackaged re-release of Michelle Wright's 1988 debut album. The original version of Do Right By Me was released on Savannah Records, the top Canadian country indie at that time, owned by Wright's manager, Brian Ferriman. The re-release marks the return of Ferriman and the Savannah imprint to the Canadian music scene and is the first in a series of projects which will feature Wright's music both old and new. The original Do Right By Me was a major hit in Canada, selling precisely 42,046 copies here before Savannah took it off the market in the mid-1990s. The original record gave Wright the first hits she ever had - no less than seven in Canada - and it led to her first U.S. record contract, still more hits, and a career that continues to... Less

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, the cover band who have single handedly revitalized the careers of many long forgotten artists, are back with their 6th full length entitled Love Their Country. If their stylistic focus this time around isn't completely clear from the album title or the cover photo, then let me spell it our for you, C-O-U-N-T-R-Y (as in music). The Gimmes are set to breathe new life into this almost forgotten genre! With a curtsy and a tip of the old ten-gallon hat Me First tear through 13 of country music's most famous tunes. Songs by the likes of the Dixie Chicks, Garth Brooks, Dolly Parton, and Kenny Rogers just to name a few. A supergroup of sorts, bringing together members from NOFX, Lagwagon, The Swingin' Utters, and the Foo Fighters, it's no wonder that Me First and... Less

Julian Sas is one of the leading BluesRock artists in the Netherlands, the home country of Provogue Records. He's by many considered to be one of the best live acts from the Netherlands and now wants to bring his music to new markets. "Resurrection" is the title of the this album which features 9 tracks and 51 minutes of pure Blues-Rock. On "Resurrection" you'll only find "Sas originals", because instead of gripping back to the immense blues archives, Julian Sas prefers to write his own songs. Off course you can hear different influences, like Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Elmore James and Peter Green.

Fully living up to the title of a popular instructional book he once wrote called "How To Make Your Guitar Talk," Nils was the smooth jazz story of 2005, breaking through to audiences across the country with the energetic title track from his Baja/TSR debut Pacific Coast Highway. Hitting #1 on the Radio & Records airplay chart, "Pacific Coast Highway" became the soundtrack of the summer, staying at #1 for seven weeks on its way to being named the most played song in the format in the U.S. and Canada for the year. The guitarist's follow-up single "Summer Nights" remained in the Top 5 for six months on the same chart and became his 2nd #1 hit. Inspired by this success, Nils enters 2007 Ready To Play once again with an exciting new collection that keeps his crisp and edgy electric... Less

Fully living up to the title of a popular instructional book he once wrote called "How To Make Your Guitar Talk," Nils was the smooth jazz story of 2005, breaking through to audiences across the country with the energetic title track from his Baja/TSR debut Pacific Coast Highway. Hitting #1 on the Radio & Records airplay chart, "Pacific Coast Highway" became the soundtrack of the summer, staying at #1 for seven weeks on its way to being named the most played song in the format in the U.S. and Canada for the year. The guitarist's follow-up single "Summer Nights" remained in the Top 5 for six months on the same chart and became his 2nd #1 hit. Inspired by this success, Nils enters 2007 Ready To Play once again with an exciting new collection that keeps his crisp and edgy electric... Less

It's no surprise that the best cuts on Songs About Me are produced by Scott Hendricks, the man who gave Trace Adkins his major-label deal and best understands the psyche of a 6-foot-6 Louisianan with a past full of close calls, high emotions, and deep soul searching (getting shot and nearly dying, later going to rehab). Adkins, with his tender-tough, bottom-of-the-rive rbed baritone, sings country music because he's lived its eventful story songs. That's something he celebrates in the title song, which deftly lays out the reasons for the genre's popularity, even to folks who wouldn't ordinarily gravitate to the twangy side of the radio dial. Perhaps anyone could make that song a hit, but it takes a singer of far more subtlety to deliver the incredibly well-written (by Jeremy Spillman and... Less

John Stewart may appreciate the rewards of eBay s current ad campaign, which is embedding Daydream Believer, his 1968 #1 hit for The Monkees, in a new generation s consciousness, but it s a misleading calling card for the singer- songwriter described as a master wordsmith who captures the soul of America in his songs by Billboard. Since leaving the Kingston Trio, preceding the careers of Prine, Kristofferson, Springsteen, Earle, and the rise of the Americana movement, Stewart has written and recorded more than 50 albums of stripped down songs of everyday saints and sinners, their moments of elation and desperation, and of our country s natural beauties and toxic political undercurrents. He s recorded with Johnny Cash, and had his own songs recorded by Johnny s daughter Rosanne and many... Less

It's no surprise that the best cuts on Songs About Me are produced by Scott Hendricks, the man who gave Trace Adkins his major-label deal and best understands the psyche of a 6-foot-6 Louisianan with a past full of close calls, high emotions, and deep soul searching (getting shot and nearly dying, later going to rehab). Adkins, with his tender-tough, bottom-of-the-rive rbed baritone, sings country music because he's lived its eventful story songs. That's something he celebrates in the title song, which deftly lays out the reasons for the genre's popularity, even to folks who wouldn't ordinarily gravitate to the twangy side of the radio dial. Perhaps anyone could make that song a hit, but it takes a singer of far more subtlety to deliver the incredibly well-written (by Jeremy Spillman and... Less