Visual Audio

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Much anticipated, long overdue, and well worth the wait, the full-length debut from Sam Zaman (a.k.a. State of Bengal) propels him straight to the head of the class of progressive drum & bass and global groove. Along with Talvin Singh, State of Bengal is one of the pillars of London's Asian Underground scene documented on the classic Anokha collection of DJs and drum & bass renegades. Liberally and ingenuously mixing Bengali folk music with Western dance music, State of Bengal cooks up an exquisite blend that effortlessly marries the traditional to the up-to-the-moment. In fact, the blend is what Zaman really excels at, bringing jazzy sax and funky guitar together with jittery drum loops in "Chittagong Chill" while putting a harmonium and cut-up vocals against tablas and violins in "Taki Naki." Zaman clearly takes delight in fusing the musical language of his Pakistani roots with whatever strikes his fancy--listen to the slightly goofy "Elephant Ride" or the insistent down-shifting groove of "Hunters" to hear the sound of a man truly enjoying his work. Zaman is much more than just another clever mixologist: he's a true craftsman and visionary with perfect instincts for getting the most out of every moment. He's also gifted with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of good ideas. The years of DJ'ing, mixing, producing, and playing (he plays bass and percussion), including remixes for such heavyweights as Massive Attack and the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, have paid off in experience and a broad perspective. State of Bengal? State of the art--and then some. --Carl Hanni

Tracks:

Here
Touched
Dirty Hole
Pretty When You Cry
I'm Dying
Flames
Temptation
Three Doors
The Niles Edge
Somewhere Else To Be
Untitled Track #11
You

Customer Reviews:

Vastly under known........2007-05-13

This music is some of the best music I have heard in many years. I was watching a movie called Step into Liquid(a surfing flick), which is also excellent, and I heard a cut off this CD. I had to listen to more. I downloaded it from ITunes, and decided I need to get the CD. I would love it they released it in 5.1 surround. I highly recommend this CD and their other one Nude, you will not be disappointed.

Vast is still amazing.......2006-04-25

Especially now in 2006 I find this album even more amazing. Pick this album up if you like good music. Jon Crosby is an amazing singer and song writer. The music just moves you. It's truly great.

Awesome CD.......2006-03-26

This has to be his best work. It is unlike any music you'll hear. The only problem I have with VAST's music is that you don't hear it in the clubs or radio enough.

Brooding Darkness Meets Rococo Enlightenment.......2006-03-16

I first heard Vast when "Free" was on mainstream radio...probably circa 1999 or so. I figured the band to be a one-hit wonder and was pleasantly surprised to find two tracks -"Touch" and "Candle" -featured in Riding Giants, a surf documentary. I have since become a full fledged Vast fanatic and have bought both Naked as well as Visual Audio Sensory Theater CDs. Other reviewers have compared Vast to NIN but that merely demonstrates the utter cluelessness of the reviewer. Reznor couldn't ever hope to possess even one-tenth of the musical talents of Crosby in this life or any other for that matter. Vast is a hybrid between the vocals and dark poetry of Jim Morrison combined with the dark synth soul of Echo and the Bunnymen. This CD is the best music I have heard in a long time. The only other album I liked this much was Echo's "Heaven Up Here." Other fans of this genre might also enjoy hearing the music featured on the soundtracks to Step into Liquid and Riding Giants surf documentaries.

Sensory Overload.......2006-02-06

This is absolutely one of the best albums ever; Jon Crosby puts out an amazing first effort here in Visual Auditory Sensory Theater. The overall feel of this record is melancholic lyrics wrapped up in beautiful music; the string arrangements combined with NIN-ish musings and Crosby's gorgeous voice make for an extremely different record. The song "I'm Dying" displays an impressive gregorian monk chorus that fit the faith-questioning lyrics. "Dirty Hole" is also an interesting track; the slow pace at the beginning picks up and culminates when Crosby shouts, "How many men have died in your dirty hole?". Another amazing song is "Touched", a song that just defines so many relationships; it starts out brillantly with just an acoustic guitar and his voice. Overall this album is one of the most interesting records i have ever heard and it is the cd that made me a long-time VAST fan.

Regine Greatest Hits: An Audio Visual Anthology (With Free VCD)

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Regine: Asia's Songbird greatest hits shines

Regine Greatest Hits: An Audio Visual Anthology (With Free VCD)

Manufacturer: Viva Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Product Description

SA AKIN PAG-IISA (REMIX VERSION) * IKAW (MOVIE THEME SONG DAHIL MAY ISANG IKAW) * FALLIN (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) * PANGAKO (MOVIE THEME SONG - PANGAKO... IKAW LANG) * KAILANGAN KO'Y IKAW (MOVIE THEME SONG - KAILANGAN KO'Y IKAW) * ONE LOVE (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) * TO REACH YOU (FROM THE ALBUM REIGNE) * HANGGANG NGAYON (FROM THE ALBUM A BETTER MAN) * YOU ARE MY SONG (MOVIE THEME SONG - WANTED PERFECT MOTHER) * IN YOUR EYES (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) * LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) * DADALHIN (FROM THE ALBUM REIGNE) * FOR THE LOVE OF YOU (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) * HOW COULD YOU LEAVE (FROM THE ALBUM DRAWN) * ON THE WINGS OF LOVE (FROM THE ALBUM R2K) DISC 2 (VCD) * 15 TRENDSETTING VIDEOS

Customer Reviews:

Regine: Asia's Songbird greatest hits shines.......2005-09-07

What a suprise! I didn't expect this company to sell a foreign cd such as this let alone a filipino cd, but Suprise! Surprise! its here! Regine is a very talented, and gifted filipina singer, and here in this cd and vcd set, are her collection of original songs that sets her apart from the rest:

1. Sa Aking Pag-Iisa (My Loneliness) (Remix Version) - *** 3/5 - I personally don't like the remix version, it sounds weird. In the beginning it sounded nice and slow, and soon later, the beat became more techno and upbeat which sounds horrible. The music video look better then the rest.

2. Ikaw (You) - ** 2/5 - I like the song...but I don't like the way she sang it. The original version of Sharon Cuneta is much better. Music video looks so choppy.

3. Fallin - **** 4/5 - At first I didn't like it, but after hearing it over and over again, I began to like it more. The music video is a different as it doesn't make sense.

4. Pangako (Promise) - *** 3/5 - A popular song, but I grew tired of hearing it. The music video is nice though.

5. Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw (I Need You)- ***** 5/5 - Another popular song, but alike the other one, this one is better. She isn't yelling throughout the song. The music video is really nice, and touching.

6. One Love - **** 4/5 - A Nice song for me sleep to; very soothing to the ears. Music video is very nice, and the guy is cute too. To bad he's with a girl.

7. To Reach You - ***** 5/5 - One of my favorite top songs of hers! Absolutely a nice love song, I just can't stop playing it over and over again. Though, the music video is very weird (The angel that looks like the grudge), it ain't bad either.

8. Hanggang Ngayon (Even Now) - *** 3/5 - Nice song but not really fond of it. Music video has a scenic scenes in it, it doesn't look choppy.

9. Your Are My Song - **** 4/5 - This is such a old song, but such a classic. The guy playing the piano in the video is cute.

10. In Your Eyes - **** 4/5 - At first I thought she was singing in a group, but it was all her singing. Very creative, but there are some parts of the songs where she is over doing it. The video ain't bad either.

11. Lost Without YOur Love - ** 2/5 - Don't really like the song sorry. Video is ok.

12. Dadalhin (Take You) - *** 3/5 - The song is ok, the music video is where she is singing the song live at her concert.

13. For The Love Of You - 0/5 - Perhaps the only song i hate in this album. Although the one guy in the video is cute, the video is so corny.

14. On The Wings Love - ***** 5/5 - Love, Love, Love this song. The video is quite corny.

Overall - **** 4/5 The songs are nice but some songs a not loud enough. The vcd is not that all great, they could make it better, but other then that, its a o k!

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State of Unfulfilled Expectations
Hearing this makes me dance!
NOT DIRTY ENOUGH
Adding another dimension to English music
WOW!!!

Visual Audio
The State of Bengal
Manufacturer: Six Degrees
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000508QL
Release Date: 2000-10-24

Tracks:

Flight 1C 408
Elephant Ride
Burn Your Toes (Vocal Version)
Chittagong Chill
Taki Naki
Red Earth (Instrumental Version)
Hunters
Ek Bullet
Rama Communication
Hectic City
Music Is

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Much anticipated, long overdue, and well worth the wait, the full-length debut from Sam Zaman (a.k.a. State of Bengal) propels him straight to the head of the class of progressive drum & bass and global groove. Along with Talvin Singh, State of Bengal is one of the pillars of London's Asian Underground scene documented on the classic Anokha collection of DJs and drum & bass renegades. Liberally and ingenuously mixing Bengali folk music with Western dance music, State of Bengal cooks up an exquisite blend that effortlessly marries the traditional to the up-to-the-moment. In fact, the blend is what Zaman really excels at, bringing jazzy sax and funky guitar together with jittery drum loops in "Chittagong Chill" while putting a harmonium and cut-up vocals against tablas and violins in "Taki Naki." Zaman clearly takes delight in fusing the musical language of his Pakistani roots with whatever strikes his fancy--listen to the slightly goofy "Elephant Ride" or the insistent down-shifting groove of "Hunters" to hear the sound of a man truly enjoying his work. Zaman is much more than just another clever mixologist: he's a true craftsman and visionary with perfect instincts for getting the most out of every moment. He's also gifted with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of good ideas. The years of DJ'ing, mixing, producing, and playing (he plays bass and percussion), including remixes for such heavyweights as Massive Attack and the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, have paid off in experience and a broad perspective. State of Bengal? State of the art--and then some. --Carl Hanni

Customer Reviews:

State of Unfulfilled Expectations.......2003-01-31

The Bottom Line: Zaman excels when he fully embraces fusion blending jazzy sax, funky guitar, drones, and tablas. Unfortunately, he doesn't do it on every song.

State of Bengal is the stage name of fusion DJ extraordinaire Sam Zaman, member of the hot Asian Underground scene in London. Zaman blends jazz, funk, techno, and Indian power pop together in surprising and often eminently pleasing ways. He has remixed some of the greats, including Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and appeared on several popular world fusion compilation CDs. His singles and remixes created a pent-up demand and high expectations for his full-length release, which seemed to take forever to come out. Visual Audio is that first release. However, it fails to reach expectations with some bad tracks mixed amongst the good ones and alas, two of the good ones were previously released as singles.

When it is at its best, Visual Audio is chill out music on the order of Thievery Corporation. It's ambient with a healthy dose of funk rhythms. All-in-all though, the album is uneven and at times uninspired. The album starts slow. While the opening track, "Flight IC408" is a favorite of many (was previously released on the Anokha compilation) and is fun and interesting, but no song should have as long and slow a beginning as this one does. It begins with one of the longest samples in recording history and it is well over a minute before anything really interesting happens in the song. Once it finally does, the Indian-styled keyboards, syncopated drums, and funky vocals are fun in a casual way. Some great musical ideas here, but could use a good remix.

The second track, "Elephant Ride," is, sorry to say, just too repetitive and uninteresting. It has a good central rift, in true Asian Underground style. Yet, no rift, no matter how good, should be repeated for four minutes. Zaman never explores the theme he sets up. Again, a great candidate for a remix.

Finally, the third track, "Burn Your Toes" gives us what we are looking for: a cool mix of female south Asian vocals, new wave jazz and scat vocals.

Mournful saxophone opens "Chittagong Chill" and, joined by a light syncopated drum line, carries the song for several minutes. Then it suddenly gives way to the frenzy of Indian vocal percussion. As you might guess, Indian vocal percussion is mimicking drums with the voice and some practitioners produce amazing rhythms this way (de dak ka dee doe ta tee doo doo) A massive track.

"Taki Naki" is a strange little number, an homage to cheesy Indian pop music. Common to many south and southeast Asian music is a woman singing falsetto creating this incredibly high pitched voice. "Taki Naki" samples a female falsetto and blends it with harmonium and tablas. It's a catchy and fun tune.

"Red Earth" and "Hunters" follow with spacey downtempo grooves. They are built on syncopated percussion loops clearly Indian in origin. Good but not great tracks, suffering again from over repetitiveness.

The album descends into a creative desert starting with "Ek Bullet." The track throws down some drum-and-bass, which is probably above average but still suffers from the repetitive mind-numbing boredom endemic to the genre.

"Rama Communication" goes psychedelic with drones, flutes, and spacey vocals and though Zaman almost ruins it with a clichéd stutter vocal effect the song survives.

"Hectic City" actually is ruined, first by stutters and poor wailing vocals giving way to unoriginal American drum-and-bass. I don't know what Zaman was thinking on this track.

Just when you've given up hope, Zaman rediscovers his Pakistani roots with "Music Is." Ahhhhhh, here is the song that fulfills all of Zaman's promise. With the vocal line "Music is the only language I really know," intermingled with sitar-sounding strings, drones, and tabla, it closes out the album in high style.

While there are periods of tedium in this album, you can tell that this happens only when Zaman leaves his heritage behind and falls into run-of-the-mill Western rhythms. Zaman really excels when he fully embraces fusion blending jazzy sax, funky guitar, drones, and tablas. He is gifted with some great ideas, but he has yet to show that he is capable of more than remixing other artists and creating a few decent songs.

Hearing this makes me dance!.......2002-08-16

Years of going to Indian restaurants in England must have seeped into my subconcious. I am a Birmingham UK native white person who has lived 15 years in Upstate NY. I was homesick for some Asian sounds. I bought some classical Indian from Amazon.{COM} I had heard some of this new Asian underground stuff on PBS but was unable to find it in my part of the world. As I wandered around the Amazon{.COM} world I was lucky to hit on this. This is my favorite... it has humor and zest and cheers me up.... everytime I hear it I want to dance. I love Elephant Dance and Taki Naki...I have no idea why... its simple and familiar to me...

NOT DIRTY ENOUGH.......2002-08-11

Thin weedy guitar mixed with lightweight VERY SLOW clean clean 'drum and bass' drum loops - it just does not work. Very light, airy, uninvolving melodies. A shocking number of tunes which I identify as 'album fillers', and too much mastering/engineering to give a squeaky-clean sound, again not what was needed. Just because it will not get you up and dancing, it should not be labelled as 'intelligent' or 'progressive'. Only two out of eleven or so stand out and stand up as good crossover tunes: is it worth it? I was misled by the reviews and dissapointed.

Adding another dimension to English music.......2002-03-09

You've got to hand it to the Brits, you really have. Let me declare an interest here - I used to be one.

Let me explain.

The music scene is alive and well and constantly being replenished in good old Blighty! Never standing still the UK scene is a broad church with constant exposure to new influences. In the pop music genre this has always been true. From the moment Cliff Richard came to prominence, actually before but he is a good a place as any to start, Britain has taken the music from elsewhere and turned it into something else with a tendency to re-export to the originator country. Of course the Beatles and the Rolling Stones were the pre-eminent examples of this.

It failed with the Beach Boys however as the surfing scene in Britain leaves a lot to be desired.

Over the recent decades or so, British popular culture has continued to evolve in it's generally free wheelin' anarchic way. You can see it everywhere! A member of the British government made it official. The most popular culinary dish in Britain is not fish and chips anymore it is Chicken Tikka Masahla. And so it is with the popular music. What is Bhangra was the title of one CD in the early 1990s. This music is not Bhangra. It is interesting and novel. It uses traditional influences and combines them with various aspects of dance music.

What results is a marvellous collectionwhich is a feast for the ears, the mind and the body. I don't like to categorize music like this because I am not knowledgeable on the subject. This music deserves exposure to a wider audience. It sound good and hopefully is an indicator of more to come.

Open your mind prepare your senses say the sleeve notes. I totally condone that view. Lets have more like it.

WOW!!!.......2001-07-28

It sounds like genius to me. I am new to the Asian Underground genre, but this has stimulated an awakening in me. It is like mixed media art, the present and future of music.

Live at CBGB 1982 - The Audio Recordings

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Live at CBGB 1982 - The Audio Recordings
Bad Brains
Manufacturer: Mvd Visual
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Release Date: 2006-10-31

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Big Takeover
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Jah The Conqueror
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Right Brigade
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Description

This breathtaking performance displays why Bad Brains became one of the most important bands in the history of American Hardcore. On Christmas Eve 1982, Bad Brains began their three-day stint at a Hardcore Festival hosted by legendary CBGB. This CD represents the very best of these shows, culled from over 4 hours of footage. Their live performances were legendary. Now, for the first time on CD, that powerful performance is revisited in extraordinary fashion.

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Awesome
miss 'em already
Bleach Brings Back the Baseline!!!

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Bleach
Manufacturer: Tooth & Nail Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000B66PJ8
Release Date: 2005-10-25

Tracks:

Good To Be Alive
Must Be Devine
Epidermis Girl
Perfect Family
Super Good Feeling
All To You
Sun Stands Still
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We Are Tomorrow
Knocked Out
Baseline
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December
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Girlfriend In A Coma
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Farewell Old Friends

Customer Reviews:

Awesome.......2006-02-17

i love bleach, they are my favourite band ever, and they totally blew me away with this concert. the photos and performance are so emotional, and brilliant. and the we are tomorrow video rocks!

this dvd is essential!! and good to be alive is an awesome song too. basically, the whole thing rocks. so buy it, you will thank me later!

miss 'em already.......2005-11-07

This is a great product mostly for the first track and the Live DVD at Rocketown you get. These tracks are a great group of songs that represent this band to its fullest. Each song is an example of the type of music Bleach experimented with during its tenure. Bleach does have it's own sound but it's influences are easily recognizable...bands like Weezer or Audio A. I'm not a big fan of "greatest hits" albums cause it's an easy way to make money off tracks you've already recorded. Again, with the DVD and the three new tracks it's worth your cash. The only reason I gave this product a four is because most of the songs on the DVD seem very rushed, outside of the opening song Patience. It's a bit dissapointing because I attended Bleach's real last concert which was a bennifit show in March 05 at Rocketown. That performance was perfect ('cept when the lead singer started talking about his dream of being lost at sea with CD labels floating in the water...TMI!) So, I know they put on a good live show, it's just that this live show seemed to contain songs that were all played too fast. Minor complaint, but in the end this product is a good buy.

Bleach Brings Back the Baseline!!!.......2005-10-25

Bleach was simply the best melodic modern rock band of all time. Shame they didn't amass a larger following, but then again it's probably more fun being a fan since their relative obscurity allowed them to maintained a level of genuine authenticity throughout their career. The band members made friends out of their fans in a way most bigger bands simply couldn't. This feeling of familiarity pervades their music. It feels like your kid brother's garage band -- if they suddenly could really write and play, and had access to a decent recording studio. It's indie without being indie, if that makes any sense.

For those already familiar with Bleach, I need not review the audio disc. It's a humble collection of some of their best, with a few new surprises thrown in for fun. The track order seems to roughly follow them chronologically from the early days to the end. One could certainly debate the track selection (where are "Once Again Here We Are" and "Sufficient"!?), but I won't do that here. Instead I'll recommend you pick up any of their six studio albums you might be missing!

I'll also briefly mention that I was at the farewell show in Nashville on August 29, 2004, when the video DVD was recorded. An amazing show. Bittersweet. Loud. Long. A perfect farewell. Just amazing.

Now for those who have never heard Bleach, I will compare their sound to that of Weezer or Jimmy Eat World. Guitar-driven modern rock that makes you smile (and - once in a while - melancholy, but always with a hint of hope just over the horizon). Mostly bouncy, hook-filled rock that makes you want to jump around. And then the occasional sweet, barebones ballad so simply yet skillfully constructed you can't escape the deep emotion behind every word.

The things that set Bleach apart for me were their awesome live show (thus making the DVD an exciting part of this offering) and their superb songwriting. These guys know how to assemble catchy tunes that you can't get out of your head! After one listen you'll be humming some of these tunes for days.

Additionally, Bleach lyrics run far deeper than most. You will find themes such as true joy in the midst of pain, friendship, and redemption handled with a directness, maturity, and authenticity that will draw you in. Their more worshipful tunes exalt the name of Jesus and the goodness of God without ever being cliché or trite. There isn't a hint of the plastic, too-happy, good-time Sunday School "cheese" that sadly pervades a lot of modern Christian music, especially in this genre. These guys were real; they wore their Midwestern down-home humility on their sleeves. Their genuine, fun-loving warmth and simple humanity come across in every song.

These boys went through some hard times individually and as a band. Notably, the death of Cpt. Josh Byers (brother of drummer Jared and guitarist Milam, and close Bleach supporter) in Iraq, 2003, was a hugely painful event for the entire band. Through their pain they held fast to their hope in Christ, and then went into the studio to pour it all out with a passion and true determination that comes across loud and clear, especially in the tracks recorded towards the end of their career.

"There is hope for the hopeless / There are mansions for the meek / There is life after this life / The pure in heart will receive..."

I highly recommend this disc to anyone who likes quality, melodic, American, guitar-driven rock 'n' roll with few frills. As vocalist Davy sings in their career-closing track "Farewell Old Friends":

"This has been the best it could have been..."

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Beautiful Music AND Visuals
Music and photos to bliss-out by...
Relaxing & Beautiful Music & Visuals

Portal
Margie Adam
Manufacturer: Pleiades
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Portal to Avalon: Photography & Music [DVD]

Tracks:

Avalon
Tenderland
Resting Place
Heritage
Beautiful Soul/Tender Lady
Seahorse
For All the Times
Eyrie
Woodland
Avalon [Remix]

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful Music AND Visuals.......2006-04-08

I'm very happy with this CD/DVD combo! The sound and imagery is amazing!

Music and photos to bliss-out by..........2005-10-21

With my head in the clouds and feet on the ground, I crave being immersed in mood-altering music, so I have listened to the Portal CD over and over. As a Gershwin fan, my favorite track is Margie Adam's composition, "Heritage." Also I am loving the multi-sensory nature of this package: the DVD's gorgeous "rock shots" are set to some blissful, jazz-pop-"aaahh" [relieved sigh of relaxation]! I've been keeping it in my computer's DVD drive for a little virtual visual vacation in between email sessions....

Relaxing & Beautiful Music & Visuals.......2005-09-30

PORTAL is terrific. The photography--the sunlight on the stones, the little bird on top, the cloud formations, all are beautiful. The DVD will be an asset for centering groups and for "stress reduction." The solo piano is great, acting as a help to guide us--who knows where? It will be different for all.

REM Audio-Visual - 1983 Interview with Peter Buck & Michael Stipe

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REM Audio-Visual - 1983 Interview with Peter Buck & Michael Stipe

Manufacturer: Bespoke Records
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Binding: Audio CD

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Audio 1983 interview with Peter Buck and Michael Stipe. Visual 72 pages of interviews and photos, including transcript of 1983 interview during REM's first UK tour; 1987 backstage interview with Peter Buck; 1991 interview with Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills.

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Rockstar: Audio/Visual

Manufacturer: Junkyard Distribution (www.jydist.com)
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007WI57G
Release Date: 2006-02-14

Tracks:

Dr. Rock On
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Rock Rock (feat. P.O.D.)
Christian Head
Truth And Ruggedness
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Love?
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Uh Uh Uh
Sodom & Gomorrah (Remix feat. Boogiemonsters)

Product Description

Track Listing: 1. Dr. Rock On; 2. Monster; 3. Generate featuring illharmonics and earthsuit; 4. Rock Rock featuring P.O.D.; 5. Christian Head; 6. Truth and Ruggedness; 7. Prov. 31 Woman; 8. Love?; 9. Poet Tree; 10. M-I-C; 11. Flip Flop; 12. Uh Uh Uh; 13. Sodom and Gomorrah Remix featuring Boogiemonsters