Broadcast

1. Intro (Interlude)

2. Broadcast

3. Long Time Comin

4. Tuned In (Interlude)

5. Interception

6. Future - Frost-T, , , Royal Temple, , Voice

7. How Long

8. Represent

9. God in My Chest

10. Who's on My Phone?-Interlude

11. Tapping In

12. Rise Up

13. Why?

14. Money Dance

15. Take It Back (Family) - Mista Taylor, , , , , Voice

16. Latin Swing - Royal Temple, , Voice

17. Charismata

18. Land of the Lost

19. There for Me

20. Outro (Interlude)

Broadcast,Voice,4th Man Records,Gospel,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop

Average customer rating: Fun Family Music Truly a Family Party New Mom...New Trout Fan Buy it!!! kids music for adults

Family Music Party Trout Fishing in America Manufacturer: Trout Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Styles | Music Folk Music | Children's Music | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Children's Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music Contemporary Folk | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Merry Fishes to All Big Trouble It's a Puzzle My Best Day inFINity ASIN: B00000655S Release Date: 1998-04-21

Tracks:

1. The Window
2. My World
3. My Hair Had A Party Last Night
4. Count On Me
5. 18 Wheels On A Big RIg
6. Carry Me
7. Mine!
8. Pico De Gallo
9. Baby's Got The Car Keys
10. Lullaby
11. What I Want Is A Proper Cup Of Coffee
12. We Weary Deer
13. 11 Easy Steps
14. Back When I Could Fly
15. I Can Dance
16. No Matter What Goes Right

Customer Reviews:

Fun Family Music.......2007-04-11

This is a fun musical experience for kids of all ages. My son (age 9) has memorized almost all of the songs and loves the humor in the music. we have given this CD as a gift numerous times and every one seems to love it.

Truly a Family Party.......2007-01-19

Good CD to listen to with the kids. Great change of pace for when the kids start to wear out one of their other favorite CDs. A few of the songs are geared more for the adults than the kids but a good mix of songs for everyone.

New Mom...New Trout Fan.......2005-09-08

OK,I admit it...I ordered this CD because of one song, My Hair Had A Party Last Night (The phrase has become a regular morning greeting in our house.) The great surprise about this CD...every song is a winner. No telling kids what to do or think, just great songs about cool stuff that sounds like fun! We love it!

Buy it!!!.......2004-05-30

Love, love, love!!! I have given this CD numerous times as a gift. Just a great collection of songs! I DARE you to NOT try to count along with 18 Wheels on a Big Rig!

For "adult" Trout, check out "Reel Life"...I listen to it all the time, even after owning it for about 7 years now. Enjoy!

kids music for adults.......2004-05-10

For everyone who has ever said "not AGAIN" when loading traditional "kids" music in the car, this is the album for your family. We got ours on cassette and wore it out; we're still not tired of it. Who can resist a group that counts to 18 in roman numerals and gets it right? The songs are singable, danceable, and great fun. It's got just the right mix of fast and slow, silly and serious, and none of the annoying frenetic goofiness often heard in kids albums.

Average customer rating: fantastic Grandiose!, Epic! Mancunian! Simply dull A Beautiful Thing My Favorite Doves Album

The Last Broadcast Doves Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Dream Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lost Souls Some Cities With the Tides Final Straw Plans ASIN: B000065SXM Release Date: 2002-06-04

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Words
3. There Goes The Fear
4. M62 Song
5. Where We're Calling From
6. N.Y.
7. Satellites
8. Friday's Dust
9. Pounding
10. Last Broadcast
11. The Sulphur Man
12. Caught By The River

Amazon.com

The Last Broadcast sees Doves frontman Jimi Goodwin and multi-instrumentalist brothers Andy and Jez Williams soaring to new if perhaps grandiose heights. The thundering opening beat and spiraling guitars of "Words" are reminiscent of Ride at their bombastic peak, and "There Goes the Fear" has relentlessly reverberating Latin rhythms, New Order-influenced guitars, and sweeping vocals that are nothing less than breathtaking. Quiet reprieve comes with "M62," a delicate haunting reworking of King Crimson's "Moonchild," bizarrely recorded under the M62 flyover in Manchester, and its desolate atmospherics are juxtaposed against the remainder of the album. With the thrusting onslaught of "Pounding," the obligatory earthy rock of "N.Y.," and the joyous pastoral acoustic-led splendor of "Caught by the River," the Doves have crafted a liberating sophomore album that happily combines the uplifting anthemic essence of dance with good old rock & roll. --Christopher Barret

Album Details

The Follow Up to the Critically Acclaimed 'lost Souls' Dispels Any Prior Notion that this Band Are Melancholy. Their Collective Confidence and Cohesion as Well as Strong Positive Attitude Come Through Each Note of this Album as You'll Hear the Moment the Laser Hits the Disc. This is an Auspicious Occasion Where the Band Prove to the World that They Indeed Belong in that Class of Groups with Radiohead, U2, Oasis and all the Rest...where Everything They Do Justifies Attention and the Praise Heaped on them from the Beginning. The First Album was Born Out of Frustration and Countless Setbacks. This Time, It's Solid and as Nme Says, 'something Fresh and New. It's a Euphoric Experience...and One that Finally Reveals What a Great Band the Doves Are.'

Customer Reviews:

fantastic.......2007-02-25

To me this is their best album so far ( 2007). It's absolutely incredible. After falling head over heel for this one I bought their other albums and although they're good they don't match the quality of this one, for me. This is a perfect album, no dud and plenty of full force space rock. The vocals are amazing and the sound is grandiose. I'll be enjoying this one for years.

Grandiose!, Epic! Mancunian!.......2006-11-11

A great album from a band that hasn't even begun to hit their stride! If I were to make a list of the cd's that I would take with me to a deserted island, this cd would be near the top.

Simply dull .......2006-08-15

Dull and uninspiring, listening to this CD I couldn't see what distinguished the Doves from the other insipid sound-a-like bands that plague the modern music scene. If you like The White Stripes, Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, The Killers then be grateful that they've saved rock music from boring dross like this!

A Beautiful Thing.......2006-07-06

I bought this album last year after having had it recommended to me. I bought without any previous experience of the band whatsoever (despite coming from Britain) but a single listen was all it took to turn me into a diehard Doves fan. You should wallow in the album. It envelops you, it draws you in. It tugs the heartstrings without being mawkish. It is a Beautiful Thing.
On an album full of highlights my personal favourite which hasn't really been highlighted in previous reviews is `Friday's Dust', a haunting, orchestral piece that still puts the hairs on the back of my neck on edge. It is a sensational track which will pass many casual listeners by as it was never released as a single and is not particularly radio-friendly. However it is a song that, along with track 2 `Words', really sums up what Doves are about. They are far more insightful than Coldplay or Travis ever could be but they are still a rock and roll band capable of writing hits to unite the most demanding festival crowd.
Doves should be saluted for this album. In an era when most new British rock bands are looking at the past for inspiration (step forward the cringingly awful ska-cum-Smiths wannabes The Ordinary Boys and a multitude of The Jam clones) Doves are making profound music that sounds like it belongs to the 21st century whilst paying the proper respect to music history that it should. Synthesisers mix freely with acoustic guitars, orchestras and eerie sound effects to create an overall sound that makes all the songs on this album instantly recognisable from either of Doves other offerings.

My Favorite Doves Album.......2006-03-16

The Last Broadcast is the musical expression of where one goes when one hides from one's emotional vulnerabilities into the realm of the depths of one's imagination.

I like every song on this album including the two tracks which are really build ups into other songs.

There Goes the Fear
Words
Sulphur Man
Pounding
Caught by River
and Satellites (which almost reminds me of an updated variation of XTC's "Satellites") are all songs that are pockets of proud melancholy.

The deep baritone vocals are reminiscent of Red House Painters or Ride. The music is reminiscent of The Verve.

But the sound is very unique and the album is as good as any I've got in my collection.

Average customer rating: the perfect movie I LOVE MY FAVORITE SONG, AND THANKS TO THIS CD I CAN LISTEN TO IT ALL DAY LONG!! Wonderful Soundtrack to a Wonderful Movie Great CD musical memories

Singin' in the Rain (1952 Film Soundtrack) (Deluxe Edition) Nacio Herb Brown , Gene Kelly , and Arthur Freed Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Traditional Vocal Pop | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music Rhino Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: Singin' in the Rain (Two-Disc Special Edition) An American in Paris (1951 Film Soundtrack) Easter Parade: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954 Film Soundtrack) M-G-M's Brigadoon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1954 Film) ASIN: B00006JOF3 Release Date: 2002-10-01

Tracks:

1. Main Title/Singin' In The Rain - Gene Kelly
2. Fit As A Fiddle (And Ready For Love) - Gene Kelly
3. Tango (Temptation) - MGM Studio Orchestra
4. All I Do Is Dream Of You - Debbie Reynolds
5. All I Do Is Dream Of You (Outtake) - Gene Kelly
6. Make 'Em Laugh - Donald O'Connor
7. Beautiful Girl Montage - MGM Studio Orchestra & Chorus
8. Beautiful Girl - Jimmie Thompson
9. You Were Meant For Me - Gene Kelly
10. You Are My Lucky Star (Outtake) - Debbie Reynolds
11. Moses - Gene Kelly
12. Good Morning - Gene Kelly
13. Singin' In The Rain - Gene Kelly
14. Would You? - Betty Noyes
15. Broadway Melody Ballet - MGM Studio Orchestra & Chorus
16. Would You? End Title - Gene Kelly
17. Singin' In The Rain (In A-Flat) - Debbie Reynolds
18. Finale - Gene Kelly
19. Main Title (Alternate Version) - MGM Studio Orchestra
20. Beautiful Girl (Alternate Version/Tempo Track) - Gene Kelly
21. Would You? (Unused Version) - Debbie Reynolds
22. Would You (Duet) (Unused Version) - Gene Kelly
23. Beautiful Girl (Unused Original Version) - Jimmie Thompson
24. Singin' In The Rain (Alternate Vocal) - Gene Kelly
25. Should I (Unused Instrumental) - MGM Studio Orchestra

Tracks:

1. The Broadway Melody - Charles King
2. You Were Meant For Me - Charles King
3. The Wedding Of The Painted Doll - James Burroughs
4. Singin' In The Rain - Cliff Edwards
5. Should I - Charles Kaley
6. Beautiful Girl - Sam Ash
7. All I Do Is Dream Of You - Gene Raymond
8. Broadway Rhythm - Frances Langford
9. I've Got A Feelin' Your Foolin' - Robert Taylor
10. You Are My Lucky Star - Marjorie Lane
11. Would You - Jeanette MacDonald
12. Good Morning - Judy Garland
13. Singin' In The Rain - Judy Garland
14. All I Do Is Dream Of You - Judy Garland
15. Dignity - MGM Studio Orchestra
16. Stunt Montage (Extended Version) - MGM Studio Orchestra
17. First Silent Picture (Extended Version) - MGM Studio Orchestra
18. Have Lunch With Me - MGM Studio Orchestra
19. Dancing On A Rainbow - Arthur Freed
20. Singin' In The Rain (Radio Broadcast) - Arthur Freed
21. Broadway Melody Ballet (Original Version) - Gene Kelly

Amazon.com

A vibrant tribute to MGM's legendary confluence of brains, talent, hard work, ambition--and dare we say it?--massive egos, Singin' in the Rain long ago took its rightful place among the first rank of the studio's dizzying catalog of film musicals. This double-disc, 46-track 50th-anniversary edition features all of the film's familiar songs, as well as numerous outtakes and extended versions, many culled directly from the film's original recording masters. Its second disc also chronicles the film's clever--if studio imposed--self-referential musical gambit of recycling a slate of Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown songs from Metro's first decade by including 14 of the originals, including performances by Jeanette McDonald, Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, and Freed himself. Featuring a dozen previously unreleased recordings and an illustrated booklet containing the insightful reminiscences of the film's original writers, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, it's the ultimate musical companion to one of cinema's magical, enduring masterpieces. --Jerry McCulley

Album Description

The complete 50th Anniversary Edition and a bonus disc featuring the original recordings that inspired the 1952 MGM classic! Includes 12 previously unreleased tracks 'Would You?' (duet) (unused version), 'Beautiful Girl' (unused original version), 'Singin' In The Rain' (alternative vocal), 'Should I' (unused instrumental), 'You Were Meant For Me', 'All I Do Is Dream Of You', 'Broadway Rhythm', 'You Are My Lucky Star', 'Would You?', 'Dancing On A Rainbow' plus 'Broadway Melody Ballet' (original version). Rhino. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

the perfect movie.......2007-03-10

My old Gene did it: the perfect movie, the perfect american history, the perfect music. Some people think musicals are "B" movies. I say them: look about the dream, the performance, the music.
Who can say what is beatiful? Look at faces of Gene and Stan during the shooting on the set: whole concentration and attention for everything.
This is a unique moment in their story, and in the story of cinema.
Unforgettable.

I LOVE MY FAVORITE SONG, AND THANKS TO THIS CD I CAN LISTEN TO IT ALL DAY LONG!!.......2007-01-28

I love Singin' in the Rain. It was the movie that made me like musicals, not those simple, mellow movies like South Pacific and the Sound of Music, but REAL musicals, with people like Fred Astaire or Eleanor Powell tapping their hearts out, or great singers like Frances Langford or Dick Powell putting over a song like they mean it.The Singin' in the Rain 2disc special edition introduced me to my favorite movie, the Broadway Melody of 1936, the MOST AMAZING MOVIE EVER! So I was so glad when my parents got me the soundtrack to Singin' in the Rain, and besides the music of the 1951 versions of the Nacio Herb Brown/Arthur Freed, there are also the original versions of the songs in their original movies. I am so glad that Rhino put the duet of Robert Taylor and June Knight singing I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin' on this CD set! It's my favorite song, and now I can listen to it! Hooray!! It's the best song EVER!! There's also vocals of Charles King singing the Broadway Melody, which is great! And many more, like Bing Crosby, Frances Langford, Jeanette MacDonald, and other great singers I can't think of right now. This CD set is great, the sound is nice and un-staticy (mostly), there are 30-plus songs, and the price is phenomenal. I love my favorite song, and now I can listen to it all day long!! Yay! :)

Wonderful Soundtrack to a Wonderful Movie.......2006-06-16

Yes, this is it--the first real musical I ever saw. Okay, I saw "Wizard of Oz" and "The Sound of Music", and I love both of those musicals dearly. I had even seen "My Fair Lady." I thought musicals were all like those. Until this one. I had never seen such dancing. And this CD causes me to relive the joy of the musical each time I listen to it. Complete with the tap sounds. I love that they included even the deleted songs. Now we just need a DVD that has all the deleted scenes in context. But the studio probably threw all those away. Oh well, our imaginations can take care of what is missing.

Great CD.......2006-03-20

This is a great CD of music for your family to listen to. Our family enjoys it very much.

musical memories.......2006-03-14

I enjoyed this CD very much, as I remember seeing the movie years ago. I grew up watching MGM musicals and this was one of the best. I loved all of the wonderful songs that came from this movie. Great sound on this CD.

Average customer rating: I'll Remember You Girl,....... A Guilty Pleasure A terrific slice of new wave Oh! The 80's! Remember the time.....

Broadcast Cutting Crew Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Turn Back the Clock The Best of Cutting Crew Thin Red Line Welcome to the Real World The Scattering ASIN: B000000WG1 Release Date: 1992-06-29

Tracks:

1. Any Colour
2. One For The Mockingbird
3. I've Been In Love Before
4. Life In A Dangerous Time
5. Fear Of Falling
6. (I Just) Died In Your Arms
7. Don't Look Back
8. Sahara
9. It Shouldn't Take Too Long
10. The Broadcast

Customer Reviews:

I'll Remember You Girl,..............2005-09-19

Ah, man, the 1980's.What a great time it must of been, so mellow and carefree, A LOT of very fine music came out of this decade that can almost now be dubbed with the "Classic" moniker.Although I'm a casual fan, I wouldn't be able to remember it, for I arrived in 87'.Which, in retrospect, is even more of a reason why this disc(or-LP?????!!!)can be considered great music. Few albums like this one can be enjoyed even after all this time.Which brings me to this overlooked gem. Ok, so we have Cutting Crew with their debut and unfortunately last popular album;"The Broadcast". The year, in fact, is 1987(!!!!!) and lord knows the amazing single"(I Just) Died in Your Arms" is being played all over the radio. Ok, while still a well-writtened and melodic song, this tune was doomed to over-exposure.The talented outfit known as Cutting Crew was destined to be remembered only for this now ubiquitous 80's hit. But truth be told people, this song, taken out of context, sounds like it could've came from the 90's AS WELL!In addition, ALL of the songs on this album could've (SHOULD'VE!) been hits, bar-none.

What about the music itself you ask? Well, Cutting Crew certainly carved a sound all their own. The music could be classified as almost"jazzy" up-beat pop rock.Nick Van Edee's voice is smooth and has a pattened light -hearted energy to it. All the songs are very well written and the production is inpeccable.Synth's are employed but if only to add soothing atmosphere and hold the songs together.This music is NOT in anyway "New Wave".The band sounds as if they had been playing together for years. My personal favorite is the closing "Broadcast"- this song will leave you speechless, and almost take you on a journey. Put on the headphones, chill out, and listen to this tune and I promise you the stress will just dissolve. Definately a must have for any music fan.Check it out!

A Guilty Pleasure.......2005-04-14

Being a hard-rockin' kind of guy, I am hesitant to review this CD. The fact of the matter is, this album is jam packed with great, catchy songs you will have a hard time getting out of your head. It is the kind of CD that when you're playing it, your mother will ask you what you're listening too. Anyway, don't tell anyone, but I love this CD!

A terrific slice of new wave.......2005-02-04

I stumbled onto Broadcast at a used records store and decided to give it a whirl. It turned out to be a surprisingly awesome album. I'm used to some 80s new wave bands lacking depth on their albums beside their standout single - while When in Rome has some nice songs on their album, "The Promise" clearly stands alone.

Cutting Crew has a hard-hitting album, that confidently places the power single - "(I Just) Died in Your Arms" in the sixth slot. In between the beginning and the song we all knew beforehand are a pack of remarkably good songs. The first four are particularly effective - the energy of "Any Colour" carries over brilliantly into the passionate "One For the Mockingbird". "I've Been in Love Before" makes a smooth, total transition into emotional territory before the dramatic heights of "Life in a Dangerous Time" (a song written about 15 years too early).

By the time we come to "(I Just) Died in Your Arms", the power single isn't needed to convince us of the talent and vision of Cutting Crew - it only confirms what we already know.

Other strong songs on the album include the deceptively sedate "Sahara" and "It Shouldn't Take Too Long." The title track sounds curiously similar to the music of Howard Jones.

The above seven are, I think, the strongest songs on the album, but Cutting Crew makes no real mistakes with any of their songs. This is a remarkably packed album, and an essential addition to the collection of any 80s fan.

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As an aside, I should caution people not to put any stock in reviews that rip on Cutting Crew's main single and the album as a whole, without mentioning anything about the other songs. Transparent reviews like that clearly illustrate the reviewer's failure to listen to the album. Sad, but true.

Oh! The 80's!.......2004-06-15

This was my favorite album when it was released way back when. I Just died In Your Arms was my favorite song. Cutting Crew's music was mixing the new wave sound of the early decade with the hard rock acts that came along later that decade, like Bon Jovi and Motley Crue. All the songs have those great synths and guitars. The singer's voice is amazing. Any true fan of 80's pop rock must own this album. It is a tried and true classic.

Remember the time............2004-03-03

This album aided in my first heart break

True love not meant to be

Now it aids me in my quest

Listen to the words

Makes sense of the mess

Average customer rating: This is one of the best albums i've ever heard. Zebrahead has changed? *Gasp* No way! Zebrahead used to be good before this BROADCAST TO THE WORLD REVIEW Broadcast To The World

Broadcast to the World Zebrahead Manufacturer: Icon Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk Revival | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Post Grunge | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Metal | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Playmate of the Year Waste of Mind Brace Yourself Underclass Hero When Your Heart Stops Beating ASIN: B000I2JD62 Release Date: 2006-10-24

Tracks:

1. Broadcast To The World
2. Rated 'U' For Ugly
3. Anthem
4. Enemy
5. Back To Normal
6. Postcards From Hell
7. Karma Flavored Whiskey
8. Here's To You
9. Wake Me Up
10. Lobotomy For Dummies
11. The Walking Dead
12. Your New Boyfriend Wears Girl Pants

Album Description

Produced by Cameron Webb (Motorhead, Social Distortion, Silverstein ,Tenacious D) and the band, Broadcast to the World proves it was worth waiting for with smart, razor-sharp rockers like "Rated U for Ugly," "Karma Flavored Whisky" and "Broadcast to the World."

Against a big, buoyant backdrop painted by guitarist Greg Bergdorf, drummer Ed Udhus and bassist Ben Osmundson, Lewis and rapper Ali Tabatabaee detail scenarios of betrayal ("Here's to You"), domestic troubles ("Your New Girlsfriend Wears Girlpants") and soured relationships ("Back to Normal"). With new addition to zebrahead Matty Lewis on this album you can tell the band means business.

Broadcast to the World is the successor to zebrahead's critically acclaimed third release, MFZB. MFZB had the highest testing alternative song for months running with "Rescue Me". MFZB also went gold in Japan! Playmate of the Year, released in 2000 to rave reviews, the album's infectious title track received over 4000 spins on Modern Rock and Rock radio, garnering airplay on some of the nation's biggest alternative stations. Meanwhile, its provocative companion video, which co-starred a harem of curvy Playboy playmates and was shot at the Playboy mansion, was steaming up television screens across the country. Broadcast to the World has all the electrifying energy of a live zebrahead show, blending raging tempos and ringing guitar lines into surging, insistent choruses that stick after a single listen.

Customer Reviews:

This is one of the best albums i've ever heard........2007-04-19

Seriously. No lie. It starts out amazing with the first 4 tracks (Broadcast to the World, Rated U For Ugly, Anthem, and Enemy). Then you think to yourself, "this is where the album falls apart like every other album in existence." Wrong. The rest of the songs (all of them), are awesome. Some are stronger then others, but all good.

What makes this album so great is the rocking choruses (these guys know how to write a good hook!) and simple but rocking riffs filled with tons of energy. You can these guys are really comfortable with their instruments, as they are technically solid.

Not only is this CD good and lighthearted, but also it may be the best CD you have ever purchased.

This band has become so much more and I can't wait to here more from them.

Zebrahead has changed? *Gasp* No way!.......2007-04-01

Okay, lets set the facts straight first. This is Zebraheads first record with new singer Matty Lewis, who is argueably less talented than former Co-frontman Justin Mauriello. This is Zebraheads 4th album, discounting the Yellow album and Waste of MFZB. In their 'debut' album, Waste of Mind, we saw funky basslines, a unique blend of reggae, punk, and funk, and the at-the-time popular 2 frontmen. It was a mindblowing album. POTY followed, it introducing a more pop-driven Zebrahead, with even more catchy lyrics then their debut. MFZB came around, and Zebrahead no longer had the funky basslines and their original patented OC punk-reggae sound.

But it was a phenominal album. It was labeled as being 'Pop Punk,' and whatever the hell that is, they one-uped all the other Blink ripoffs easily. Then their singer Justin left, and Matty came in. Matty sounds like Justin... but doesn't seem to have that powerful, booming depth that Justin displayed at times. Despite that, 'Broadcast' delivers the same delightfully ear friendly tunes that MFZB so beautifully displayed. As if yearning to be the band they once were, you can still see the funk influences in BTTW, however only in one song, "Back to Normal."

The title song and "Karma Flavored Whiskey" are hard hitting songs with an almost metal edge to them. "Here's To You" is one of the catchiest songs Zebrahead has ever written. The first single, "Anthem" is amazing to sing along to.

But heres the catch: MFZB was a downright jawdropping album. Their were no "bad" songs. BTTW continued the new, faster paced, angstier Zebrahead flow, however, it argueably does have a few "bad" songs. The last 2 tracks are snoozers. "Enemy" tries to mix things up, with Zebrahead setting a darker atmosphere, but it fails.

Bottom line? If you LOVED MFZB, you'll thoroughly enjoy BTTW. But MFZB still is the better of the two.

Zebrahead used to be good before this.......2007-03-01

MFZB and Playmate are two of my favorite cd's out there and this one sure makes the band sound like crap. The new singer just isnt as good as the previous one. He makes the band sound like another pop band like Good Charlotte that is targeting the audience of teenage girls. A few songs are good, but overall the CD is crap and I cant bring myself to listen to it as much as previous Zebrahead cd's. It doesnt have the same energy as previous albums.

BROADCAST TO THE WORLD REVIEW.......2006-12-17

If you are a Zebrahead fan or just trying it for the first time let me tell you this, THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST CDS TO OWN!!!! In their debut in 1998 the band Zebrahead had created there first cd, Waste of Mind. A Rap/Rock cd with very catchy lyrics took people by storm. And even though none of Zebrahead's cd had never been like there other cds yet had some links between each other, Broadcast to the World trys new ideas and still keeps their same funky, catchy style. (Even though Justin, the former band leader and creater.)

Broadcast To The World.......2006-10-24

MFZB was probably the best pop-punk record released in 2003, with unique dual vocals and better hooks than most bands can say they've ever written. With the release of Broadcast To The World, two things become evident. 1) Justin is no longer in the band. 2) Zebrahead have lost alot of the hip-hop/funk element that made them so unique. Broadcast To The World is not a bad record by any means, but after such a stellar LP like MFZB, I was expecting ALOT more! The hooks here are catchy, but at the same time, they just aren't as memorable as the ones on past releases. I really tried to get into matty's singing voice too, but he sounds so much like simple plan's Pierre that it's almost hard to ignore. The production as a whole is nothing to write home about either, although, to be fair, I've heard alot worse.

If you caved and bought the record months ago when it came out, you got two b-sides/ bonus tracks. If you waited, pat yourself on the back. Both Riot Girl and Down In Flames are two of the worst Zebrahead b-sides I've ever heard.

1. Broadcast to the world 3/5
2. Rated U for ugly 3/5
3. Anthem 5/5 (favorite)
4. Enemy 4/5
5. Back To Normal 4/5
6. Postcards From Hell 3/5
7. Karma Flavored Whiskey 3/5
8. Here's To You 4/5
9. Wake Me Up 4/5
10. Lobotomy For Dummies 3/5
11. Walking Dead 4/5
12. Your New Boyfriend Wears Girl's Pants 5/5

Average customer rating: great music, interesting collaborations from jxl Where's the edge? This CD is brilliant!! What a disapointment Just like this years Ultra Fest

Radio JXL: A Broadcast From Computer Hell Cabin Junkie XL Manufacturer: Koch Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Big Beat | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Today Big Sounds of the Drags Saturday Teenage Kick Y4K State of Trance 2006 ASIN: B00019PDEI Release Date: 2004-02-10

Tracks:

1. Intro 3pm
2. Tennis
3. Crusher (Featuring Saffron)
4. Don't Wake Up Policeman (Featuring Peter Tosh & Friends)
5. Reload (Featuring Dave Grahan)
6. Spirits (Featuring Saffron)
7. Angels (Featuring Gary Numan)
8. Perfect Blue Sky (Featuring Robert Smith)
9. Between These Walls (Featuring Anouk)
10. Access To The Excess (Featuring ChuckD)
11. Catch Up To My Step (Featuring Solomon Burke)
12. Never Alone (Featuring Terry Hall)
13. Configuring Audio System
14. A Little Less Conversation (Featuring Elvis Presley)
15. Beauty Never Fades (Featuring Saffron)
16. Broken (Featuring Grant Nicholas)
17. JXL Radio Technical Support

Tracks:

1. Intro 3am
2. Chilled
3. Dubzilla
4. Casio
5. Angels(12 Inch Cut)
6. Breezer(Featuring Sasha)
7. Nudge
8. Red
9. Beauty Never Fades(12 Inch Cut)
10. Cosmic Cure
11. Rehsurc

Customer Reviews:

great music, interesting collaborations from jxl.......2006-04-21

I first heard about Junkie XL through a radio appearance where he was interviewed and some of the tracks off this album were played. The two which really struck me were Crusher (sung by Saffron) and Angels (the Gary Numan track). Based on that, I bought the album and I'm quite pleased with it. Of the two CDs, I prefer the 3pm CD. The three Saffron tracks (Crusher, Sprits, Beauty Never Fades) remain my favorites, but the the rest of the CD is strong as well. The 3am CD is not bad, but the higher energy of the 3pm CD is what I keep coming back to.

Shortly after buying this CD I also bought Junkie XL's companion album entitled 7am, which is available for download off his website. That one is 19 tracks divided into two discs: 7am - ambient, and 7am - dance. It's just under two hours of additional music, and has some interesting reworkings of the Computer Hell Cabin material. If you really like this album, I recommend 7am as well.

Where's the edge?.......2006-03-19

Apparently Tom mellowed to accustom his music to the guest artists and not the other way around, making this CD somewhat of a dissappointement, considering the high quality of the earlier two albums.

It's a pop CD, nothing more than that. The collaborations with Elvis and Solomon Burke are worth getting the CD for, but otherwise... not too special I'm afraid.

Let's hope he gets the big beat edge back soon.

This CD is brilliant!!.......2005-09-29

When I first bought this CD I wasnt too familiar with JXL's own production. Only remixes he had done of other artists. What attracted me to the album was first watching "The UMF Experience", a sort of documentary on the closing event of the Winter Music Conference in Miami FL thats held every year. I had watched and really liked the 2 songs of his played on the program (Breezer and Beauty Never Fades...the program also brought me to attend UMF 2005 but thats another story). From the moment I heard the radio jingles on the Intro I was hooked. In my opinion the man is a musical genius. 3 PM is his own take on daytime radio and very interesting. Even if you arent into elcetronica I would think Crusher, Reload, Perfect Ble Sky and Access to the Excess are worth checking out. 3 AM is what I'm all about (being an Electronic Dance Music DJ myself). I could listen to this disc over and over and not get tired of it. From the ambience of Chilled...to the flight of Breezer..to the slam of Nudge and Beauty Never Fades. Together both CD's combine to make what I think is one of the best pieces of music ever made.

What a disapointment.......2005-05-31

I'll sum up my feelings for this album in two characters... : (

I was extremely disapointed when I popped this CD in... I had such high hopes, being a fan of Saturday Teenage Kick and LOVING Big Sounds of the Drags. Obviously it was the "unkie" in Junkie XL that supplied the quality beats, as after he dropped it for his version of "Little Less Conversation" things went seriously downhill.

I'm just gonna sit here and listen to Love Like Razorblade and reminisce the good old days...

Just like this years Ultra Fest.......2005-05-08

This is def a great cd and mix for Junkie. This album has go just what you need to get you in the mood. This album reminds me a lot of his performance at this years Ultra Fest7 in Miami Fl March 26,2005. I saw him live and it was SICK keep up the good work.late.

Average customer rating: poor compilation of Glenn Miller music Terrific!

Glenn Miller and the Army Air Force Band: Rare Broadcast Performances From 1943-1944 Glenn Miller Manufacturer: Delta ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Classic Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Contemporary Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music CDs Under $7 | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music 4-for-3 Jazz | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Best of the Army Air Force Band The Best of the Lost Recordings & Secret Broadcasts Secret Broadcasts Best of Glenn Miller Lost Recordings (RCA) ASIN: B000001VT2 Release Date: 1990-02-28

Tracks:

1. Sun Valley Jump
2. I Got Rhythm
3. Rhapsody In Blue
4. My Blue Heaven
5. Long Ago And Far Away
6. Oh, What A Beautiful Morning
7. A Tisket A Tasket
8. What Do You Do In The Infantry
9. Solitude
10. I'll Be Around
11. Here We Go Again
12. Jeep Jockey Jump
13. Over There
14. Peggy, The Pin Up Girl
15. There'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin
16. Medley: In The Gloaming/For The First Time/Stompin' At The Savoy/Deep Purple

Customer Reviews:

poor compilation of Glenn Miller music.......2006-03-26

I love Glenn Miller, however, this compiliation is misleading in that the music is also that of his civilian band. On "A Tisket A Tasket" for example, the singer is Marion Hutton and it's a broadcast performance from 1940. Also, on "Here We Go Again," the transfer is marred and you can hear a skip.

Terrific!.......2005-09-06

Tremendous recordings on this cd. Some of these songs are quite rare and difficult to find. Many critics say that his Army Air Force Band produced some of his best music. This collection is an absolute bargain, and not to be missed by Miller fans.

Average customer rating: good Great B-Sides! futuristic "Crayon"

Future Crayon Broadcast Manufacturer: Warp Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Dream Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Electronic Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Experimental Rock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Experimental Music | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Tender Buttons Haha Sound Yellow House The Noise Made by People A Lazarus Taxon ASIN: B000FS9LKM Release Date: 2006-08-22

Tracks:

1. Illuimination
2. Still Feels Like Tears
3. Small Song IV
4. Where Youth And Laughter Go
5. One Hour Empire
6. Distant Call
7. Poem Of Dead Song
8. Hammer Without A Master
9. Locusts
10. Chord Simple
11. Daves Dream
12. DDL
13. Test Area
14. Unchanging Window/Chord Simple
15. A Man For Atlantis
16. Minus Two
17. Violent Playground
18. Belly Dance

Customer Reviews:

good.......2006-11-28

Broadcast has always been a big favorite of mine. They have been in California many times in the past few years. There are two great albums, and now like a collection of b-sides and rarities. Maybe not so new to the hardcore Broadcast fan. A majority of the material was done in 1999-2001. There are some songs from the Pendulum EP too. This CD represents the more experiment and more non-commercial side of the band. Most of it comes from rare and hard to find releases, mostly on Warp Records. It is an excellent bunch of songs. I am glad that Broadcast is able to show off their many sides.

Great B-Sides!.......2006-08-25

How can someone say they do not like Work and Non-Work!? That is a great album! Okay, now getting back to Furure Crayon! This has some good 60's Psychedelics on this album as well as Electronic Melodies! I am buying the vinly this weekend! Get this album if you enjoy their other work!

futuristic "Crayon".......2006-08-23

I have to admit that I've never been wild about the B-sides from Broadcast -- as much as I adore "Haha Sound" and "The Noise Made By People," but their early doodlings in "Work and Non-Work" just never grabbed me.

Fortunately their later B-sides, UK EPs, rarities and discards are far superior, as displayed in "Future Crayon." While not perfect -- some songs just never gel together as music -- some of the songs on here are perfect gems, and others are just chilly trippy music.

It open with the steady, solid "Illumination," where a steady bassline is wrapped up in airy synth, while Trish Keenan's clear voice croons a hard-to-decipher song. The music gets even harder in the second song, which is a droning ballad that sounds like a robot love song.

From there on, the spattering of B-sides and rarities takes all sorts of directions -- they do twinkly yet ominous pop melodies, meditative noodling, abrasive little sci-fi jazz numbers that never really form into songs, Middle-Eastern trip-hop, buzzy folk, angular electronica, and airy ambient numbers that drift off while you listen to them.

It's hard to really describe the sound of Broadcast, while avoiding words like "retro." In fact, it doesn't really sound like a retro band, but like a bunch of ghosts and meditative robots who have formed a sixties cover band, and are playing on a wintry morning. Yep, that's how it really sounds at times.

And the surprising thing about "Futuristic Crayon" is that many of the songs do seem to fit together, even though they were not made as an album -- the buzzy synth and ambiguous melodies tie together from song to song, so that if you didn't know better, you might think they had all been made together. Even in the folkier numbers like "Unchanging Window/Chord Simple," they put in some fuzz bass and touches of electronica.

There are a few duds, however -- "One Hour Empire" is basically one long drum solo with some flourishes thrown in, and it never actually becomes something listenable. And some of the songs just need tightening up, since they have bits that just waffle around aimlessly.

Trish Keenan's voice is one of Broadcast's most important assets -- her voice is clear, cool and thoughtful. James Cargill's music serves as the perfect backdrop for her singing and the cool, intelligent lyrics. "Some words cannot be bound/no anchor can be found/this land which used/will be too confused/and when they shake your hand/the ground will break away..."

If those few dud tracks had been excised, "Future Crayon" could have been the rare B-sides album that is mistaken for a full-length release. Like a flawed but still beautiful crystal.

Average customer rating: If you like great musicals you'll love this!

Puttin' on the Ritz: The Great Hollywood Musicals The Singing Hoosiers Manufacturer: Telarc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Gershwin | Gershwin, George | ( G ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Porter | Porter, Cole | ( P ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Vocal & Song | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Stade, Frederica von | ( S ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Hadley, Jerry | ( H ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Gershwin, George | C to G | Featured Composers, A-Z | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Kern, Jerome | H to L | Featured Composers, A-Z | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Berlin, Irving | A to B | Featured Composers, A-Z | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Rodgers, Richard | Q to T | Featured Composers, A-Z | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Orchestral Pop | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lerner & Loewe Songbook for Orchestra Rodgers & Hammerstein: Songbook for Orchestra (Orchestral Suites) Rodgers & Hammerstein - The Complete Overtures ~ Opening Night / Hollywood Bowl Orchestra · Mauceri Beautiful Hollywood Bond and Beyond ASIN: B000003D05 Release Date: 1995-09-26

Tracks:

1. That's Entertainment
2. Blue Skies
3. Cheek To Cheek
4. Puttin' On The Ritz
5. Over The Rainbow
6. Forty-Second Street
7. Singin' In The Rain
8. Lover
9. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
10. The Continental
11. They Can't Take That Away From Me
12. I've Got you Under My Skin
13. On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe
14. A Fine Romance
15. Thanks For The Memory
16. Lullaby Of Broadway

Customer Reviews:

If you like great musicals you'll love this!.......2007-03-20

Eric Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops have done it again. This is a spectacular collection. It makes you feel like getting dressed up with a lot of glitz and glam and going dancing. Though I must admit that Fredrica Von Stade's rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" will definitely touch your heart.

Average customer rating: Every Bit As Good As Volume 1 Another great Big Broadcast compilation!

The Big Broadcast, Volume 2: Jazz and Popular Music of the 1920s and 1930s Various Artists Manufacturer: Rivermont ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing Jazz & Big Band | Compilations | Jazz | Styles | Music Classic Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Big Broadcast: Jazz and Popular Music of the 1920s and 1930s ASIN: B000P1KP40 Release Date: 2007-06-19

Tracks:

1. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? - Eva Taylor
2. Mamma Goes Where Papa Goes - Arthur Hall with the Broadway Music Masters
3. Let's Talk About My Sweetie - Charles Kaley with Abe Lyman's California
4. Spring Fever - Rube Bloom
5. South Wind - Walter Davison's Louisville Loons
6. Love and Kisses (From Baby to You) - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
7. Blue Baby - Kenneth Casey and His Orchestra
8. Because You Are My Dream Girl - Bob Nolan with Blue Steele and His
9. I Get the Blues When It Rains - Irving Kaufman with Fred Rich and His
10. Wasting My Love on You - Annette Hanshaw
11. Reaching for the Moon - Al Bowlly with Roy Fox and His Band
12. Dream a Little Dream of Me - Smith Ballew with Teddy Raph and His
13. Was That the Human Thing to Do? - Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut
14. Play Me a Frigid Air - Sid Peltyn and His Orchestra
15. Rise `n' Shine - Ramona with Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
16. Oh! By Jingo - The Three Keys
17. Washington Squabble - Claude Hopkins Orchestra
18. With Every Breath I Take - Connie Boswell with Jimmie Grier and His
19. Believe It Beloved - Eddie Stone with Isham Jones and His Orchestra
20. I Got Shoes - You Got Shoesies - Cliff Edwards
21. Tap Room Blues - Joe Venuti and His Blue Four
22. Alone - Eddie Paul and The Paramount Orchestra
23. The Panic is On - Mezz Mezzrow and His Swing Band
24. Bugle Call Rag - Don Redman and His Orchestra
25. Everybody Loves My Baby - Red Nichols and His Pennies

Customer Reviews:

Every Bit As Good As Volume 1.......2007-07-21

It seems like only yesterday that I was raving about Rich Conaty's compilation on Rivermont BSW 1141, and Volume 2 is every bit as good. In his introduction to the exemplary 16-page liner note Rich highlights the Connie Boswell, Al Bowlly, and Annette Hanshaw tracks as being issued on CD for the first time, and there are plenty more which, as he puts it, "have fallen between the reissue cracks". With over 30 years' experience of hosting his weekly radio program on WFUV-FM in New York City, he is a connoisseur of this era, and the result is a fascinating mixture of hot and sweet which demonstrates that jazz and popular music were not mutually exclusive domains. Many of the original 78 recordings are considerable rarities, to purchase any one of which would set you back a great deal more than the cost of this CD. I cannot recommend it too highly, and am looking forward already to Volume 3.

Another great Big Broadcast compilation!.......2007-07-02

I just received this as a membership premium from WFUV, and it is excellent. It is fully as good as the first compilation, with esoteric recordings beautifully transferred to please the aficionado of vintage pop and jazz and the novice alike. Rich Conaty and the people at Rivermont have succeeded once again in producing an invaluable selection of great music.

Skeptic (Northeast) may gainsay this, but it's good stuff, and I commend it to your attention. Let him do his worst.

Dance Music:

1. Can't Nobody Hold Me Down [CD-single]
2. Come See Me [CD-single]
3. Cypress Hill IV [Explicit Lyrics]
4. Doe or Die [Explicit Lyrics]
5. Don't Talk Just Listen [Explicit Lyrics]
6. Downtown Julie Brown's Hip Hop Box
7. Enquiring Minds
8. Evolution Fight [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
9. Foundation [Explicit Lyrics]
10. Full Time Hustlin' [Explicit Lyrics]

Dance Music

dance music

Dance Music

Take It to Heart

Werner: Pastorale in D; Prelude Der verlorene Sohn

Was Da Ist [Import]

Takin' Off

All Tomorrow's Tears-Best of Midnight Choir [Import]

You Sing The Hits Of Aretha Franklin (Karaoke)

Xanadu [Soundtrack]

Wagner: Der fliegende Holländer; Lohengrin; Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg; Tannhäuser; Tristan und Isolde

Wrong [Import]

Villa-Lobos: Piano Music

War

We Have Your Daughter [Import]

Vaquilla Colorada

Stop by, Lord

Il Postino (The Postman)