What Goes Around Comes Around

1. Wake Up

2. Valleys Mentality

3. Dont Ask Me Why

4. Wish You Were Here

5. My Town

6. Another Day

7. FL

8. Powergames

9. Smiling Assassin

10. Obvious

11. Wheres Johnny Gone

What Goes Around Comes Around,Foreign Legion,Dss Records,Pop,Punk Revival,Punk-Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop

Average customer rating: Hank certainly didn't do it this way... Two great seventies albums Brings back memories Two distinctly different faces of a legend

Are You Ready for the Country/What Goes Around Comes Around Waylon Jennings Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Country Folk | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music Country | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Music Man/Black on Black I've Always Been Crazy Ol' Waylon The Ramblin' Man Lonesome, On'ry and Mean ASIN: B00008XRTL Release Date: 2003-04-21

Tracks:

1. Are You Ready for the Country
2. Them Old Love Songs
3. So Good Woman
4. Jack-A-Diamonds
5. Can't You See
6. MacArthur Park
7. I'll Go Back to Her
8. Couple More Years
9. Old Friend
10. Precious Memories
11. I Ain't Living Long Like This
12. What Goes Around
13. Another Man's Fool
14. I Got the Train Sittin' Waitin'
15. It's the World's Gone Crazy (Cotillion)
16. Ivory Tower
17. Out Among the Stars
18. Come With Me
19. If You See Her
20. Old Love, New Eyes

Album Details

Two Collections Incorporating Four Original RCA Albums. First Time on CD for "What Goes Around".

Customer Reviews:

Hank certainly didn't do it this way..........2007-01-28

These are what I consider the last few good records Waylon cut before the string of bad records. In his auto biography he talks about cutting these records high as a kite on Cocaine.

Two great seventies albums.......2005-05-26

The pairing of these two albums appears a little odd but many of Waylon's seventies albums had already been released on CD. Still, both albums are well worth hearing and Waylon's fans everywhere will welcome this twofer.

The first album here (Are you ready for the country) was recorded when Waylon was at the peak of the outlaw phase of his career. Apart from the brilliant title track, it features many other outstanding songs including Can't you see (written by Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker Band), MacArthur Park (an incredible version of this classic song), Couple more years (also recorded by Dr Hook at around the same time), Old friend (about Buddy Holly) and Precious memories (the gospel classic).

The second album (What goes around) was recorded just three years later but by that time Waylon's sound had changed somewhat. The style may be different but the music is still brilliant. On this album, the first five tracks are generally up-tempo while the second five are generally slower, more reflective. The album opens with I ain't living long like this (a Rodney Crowell song also recorded by Emmylou) but my favorites here are It's the world's gone crazy (the lyrics may seem crazy at first but the song makes sense if you listen to it a few times), Ivory tower and Come with me.

Most of Waylon's seventies albums are now available on CD. If you are a Waylon fan, make sure that you buy them before they go out of print. This twofer may not be the highest priority among those available but it is certainly deserving of a place in any collection of Waylon's music.

Brings back memories.......2003-11-07

It was back in the late 1970's and I was a teenager who loved to listen to Waylon. These songs are classic "outlaw" waylon at it's best. Back in the mid 1970's Waylon released "Are You Ready For The Country" continuing on in the tradition of "Ramblin' Man", "This Time", "Honky Tonk Heroes" and the other albums he had been doing since breaking free from the "Nashville" production on the earlier sessions (they were good, but sounded like all the other Country artists on RCA at the time)... Waylon however wanted to do it his way and nowhere is it more evident than on "Are You Ready For The Country".
This set begins with the rocking title cut then he eases down with "So Good Woman" which sounds like it must have been directed straight at Jessi "You know I've run around all my life/You could've done better cause you've been a good wife"
"Them Old Love Songs" is the third track and talks about someones wish to find a love "like people do in them old love songs"... I could go on and on, but one of my favorites on here is "MacArthurs Park". Waylon had done a version with a female vocalist back in the last 1970's but the Nashville people put strings, horns and flutes in it. This time Waylon did it his way, singing all the vocals and using his band with the trademark sound of Ralph Mooney's steel guitar taking front and center. There is also the tribute to Buddy Holly here called "Old Friend" among others that are just plain good music.
This CD continues with the lp "What Goes Around" which starts off with "Ain't Living Long Like This", goes into the title cut and the first four songs are toe tappers, one of the best of which is "I've Got The Train Settin' Waitin", but then it gets weird with "It's The World's Gone Crazy" ("the dancer's are dancin' alone/the sidemen all want to be frontmen and the front men all want to go home... just an example of the lyrics on that weird little tune)... Side two of that album showed a more laid back smoothe Waylon starting with "Ivory Tower" then the story song "Out Among The Stars" about a down and out young man who "can't find a job but has found a gun" and holds up a liquor store, then the classic "Come With Me"... there are more tunes here but I've hit the hilites on two of my favorite Waylon lps of all time and they've put them together on this one CD... What more could you ask for?

Two distinctly different faces of a legend.......2003-06-16

The pairing of these two pieces of Waylon's work seems rather odd. However, both are very welcome to be back in my Waylon collection after several years of being absent. "Are You Ready For The Country" is an example of Waylon's ability to capture that renegade spirit during the height of his commercial success. All of these songs are pure Waylon at his best, but his rendition of Toy Caldwell's "Can't You See" is, in this reviewer's opinion, the epitome of what the "Outlaw Movement" of the seventies was all about. Listening to "What Goes Around" takes us into a different era of Waylon's fame and legend. You can tell that his taste in material has changed, as has his delivery. Two stand out tracks on this album are "If You See Her" and "Old Love, New Eyes". Waylon was always defying anybody to label his music or pidgeonhole him as an artist. The differences in these two albums
is a testament to what made him one of the greatest recording artist in the history of country music. He could continuosly grow and expand his horizons, all the while making his fans want to ride along and listen. This collection brought back a lot of great memories for me. Thank's Amazon for offering it. And thank you Waylon, for all those years of rebellious inspiration.

Average customer rating: Going around in very small circles - 2.5 stars Bandwagon Metal awsome glam rock what comes around, goes around

What Comes Around Goes Around Tuff Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Similar Items: Religious Fix Group Therapy Hear! Tear the House Down Want Some? ASIN: B000008LRS Release Date: 1991-05-14

Tracks:

1. Ruck a Pit Bridge
2. All New Generation
3. I Hate Kissing You Good-Bye
4. Lonely Lucy
5. Ain't Worth a Dime
6. So Many Seasons
7. Forever Yours
8. Wake Me Up
9. Spit Like This
10. Good Guys Wear Black

Customer Reviews:

Going around in very small circles - 2.5 stars.......2006-08-09

With more make up than Poison, Tuff gigged hard and almost made their mark. But for some reason they always seemed to just fall short of mark. This, their debut effort, was widely touted as destined for big things by a number of magazines at the time. And there was still a couple of years of the makeup grossout pop metal era left for them to have achieved those big things. But.. it ... just ... fizzled...out.

OK - band members were Stevie Rachelle, Jorge Desaint, Michael Lean and Todd Chase (yeah, right) and the racket they make on this slab is a generic pop metal/1991/hairspray heaven deal with many similarities to other acts of the time. Think Warrant with a slightly thougher sounding vocalist than Jani Lane. But Warrant wouldn't of done 'Spit Like This' - at least not until their third album.

Despite pop metal gross outs like "I Hate Kissing You Goodbye' which really should have you reaching for your sick bag and the attemps to get a life tunes like 'Wake Me Up' there is something to be salvaged from this album. Opener 'Ruck A Pit Bridge' snarls and sneers - it's [...] but at least tries - and track two 'The All New Generation' namechecks the gods of good time rock that these boys obviously worshipped. At least they are honest about their influences and aspirations. Other cool cuts include 'Spit Like This' and 'Good Guys Wear Black', the former again putting some anarchic sneer into the pop metal mix and the latter a bit of fun time humour. And Lonely Lucy is a cheeky rocker.

Overall this is mostly dross of the highest order, but pop metal and hair metal fans may dig some of it's tracks. And Stevie Rachelle gave good quote, so some people may of heard of him and get off on checking out some of his recorded product.

Bandwagon Metal.......2004-05-26

I really wanted to like this album. "American Hair Band" was funny, so I looked for Tuff. I thought, "Even if it's cheesy - hey, I love cheesy metal!"

But it's worse. It's boring. Even being unoriginal, it's a pale copy of the music it's imitating.

It's as though a label said "Hey, this hair metal thing is really taking off - we should get in on this and make money!" and proceeded to compile the obvious cliches of the genre without any of the heart or talent. Or the band itself said the same thing. In either case, the songs are generic with weak lyrics (for metal, even).

Writing a song about the history of rock and roll is not a good first step. Don't namecheck Skid Row, whose first album was two years prior to the *release* of this album. Seriously.

Stevie Rachelle's voice has two settings: Gravel and Plain. The plain setting is used for a range of four notes, and anything else is sung in Gravel voice. Neither setting is super good as holding a note, so the overall vocal is more like shouting. This hurts the ballads the most.

It's not all the band's fault, as the production is pretty bad - the guitar work, which is generally good, get buried in the mix along with everything else.

I don't have a personal vendetta against Tuff, and I really wanted to like this album, but it was very disappointing.

awsome glam rock.......2004-03-12

The all new generation should have been an 80's anthem song. Too bad they never been popular enough. A lot like Poison, they're still around in 2004. They still rock n' roll. I got a few albums and also one solo from Stevie Rachelle (lead singer) and they're all good rock n' roll.

what comes around, goes around.......2003-12-30

tuff, another 80's hair band; alot like poison. they had some really kickazz songs on this album "what comes around,goes around"; i dont know about any of there other stuff but this one rocked in the 80's!!!

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Sounds of the Eighties - The Rolling Stone Collection: 1983-1985 Various Artists Jump - Van Halen/Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top/Some Guys Have All The Luck - Rod Stewart/What's Love Got To Do With It - Tina Turner , Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty & Heartbreakers/Will The Wolf Survive - Los Lobos/Drive - Cars/Go Insane - Lindsey Buckingham , Rockit - Herbie Handcock (5:20)/Walk Of Life - Dire Straits/This Charming Man - Smiths/Two Tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood , Here Comes The Rain Again - Eurythmics/I Love L.A. - Randy Newman/Forever Man - Eric Clapton/ , and Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper/I Can't Live Without My Radio - L.L. Cool J/Close (To The Edit) - Art Of Noise Manufacturer: Warner Special Products ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000NPGF4W

Product Description

R988-27 (Warner Special Products OPCD-2745) - Sounds of the Eighties - The Rolling Stone Collection: 1983-1985 - Various Artists [1995] All tracks stereo. Jump - Van Halen/Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top/Some Guys Have All The Luck - Rod Stewart/What's Love Got To Do With It - Tina Turner/Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty & Heartbreakers/Will The Wolf Survive - Los Lobos/Drive - Cars/Go Insane - Lindsey Buckingham/Rockit - Herbie Handcock (5:20)/Walk Of Life - Dire Straits/This Charming Man - Smiths/Two Tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood/Here Comes The Rain Again - Eurythmics/I Love L.A. - Randy Newman/Forever Man - Eric Clapton/Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper/I Can't Live Without My Radio - L.L. Cool J/Close (To The Edit) - Art Of Noise (5:35)

Average customer rating: Catchy song with good mixes

What Goes Around Comes Around Manufacturer: King Street Sounds/Nite Groove ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00005EBKL Release Date: 2001-04-03

Customer Reviews:

Catchy song with good mixes.......2003-02-27

This cd single is a good find and is worth the money should you decide to purchase it. I feel it is my duty as a music-addict to share the info about it. (Track listing/featured mixes) I'm not EXACTLY sure how the track listing goes, but in terms of the producers/remixers - this I know is certain.

1) Junior Vasquez Edit
2) Matthias Heillbron Edit
3) Mindtrap Edit
4) Jason Jinx Edit
5) Junior's Sensational Mix
6) Matthias Hellbron Club Mix
7) Mindtrap Club Mix
8) Mindtrap Deep Dub
9) Jason Jinx Club Mix
10) Junior's Underworld Mix

Hope this was helpful in some way. :)

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What Goes Around... Comes Around ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000NJM4LQ Release Date: 2007-03-06

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What Goes Around Comes Around Hunt and Chase , and Jimmy Duke ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000R45QBW

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What Comes Around-Goes Around Shiny Mama Manufacturer: http://www.schismatik.com ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CA96BW Release Date: 2005-10-18

Tracks:

1. Got a Thing
2. Honeybear
3. Evil Lover
4. Back in USA
5. Little Angel
6. I Love You
7. Rover
8. Sleazy
9. Long Live Rocknroll

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The Ultimate Dance Album "1. What Goes Around Comes Around - Jean / Ain't No Party Like a Latin Party / Call on Me [Freestyle] - Nina Lares / How Does It Feel - Jean / I Just Want to Be With You / Just Because - Lina Santiago / Mamita No Baila - Gerardo / Oye Mami / Feel the Rhythm / You Give Me Love / You Are My Fantasy / Salsa con Azucar / Call on Me [Funkyflow] - Nina Lares / Muevelo - Gerardo / Booty Side / Way You Touch Me - Sunshine various ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000PI5JAS

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What Comes Around, Goes Around... Manufacturer: Schismatik ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rock | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B0007MVHVC Release Date: 2005-02-02

Tracks:

1. Got a Thing
2. Honey Bear
3. Evil Lover
4. Back in USA
5. Little Angel
6. I Love You
7. Rover
8. Sleazy
9. Long Live Rock and Roll

Album Description

Yana Chupenko and company unleash a sonic assault of pure, unadulterated rock on this first full length release by New York's, Shiny Mama. Yana's sultry voice carries the tunes, which are a mix of straight-ahead rock and roll and punk/metal. The hooks are not sparse and the whole disc spins as one incredible over-indulgence in rock mayhem.

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What Goes Around Comes Around Gts Manufacturer: Avex ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005HT87 Release Date: 2001-02-15

Tracks:

1. Groove That Soul Mix
2. Junior's Underworld Mix
3. Junior's Sensational Mix
4. Jason Jinx Vocal Mix
5. Mind Trap's Anthem Vocal
6. Matty's Soulflower Mix
7. Groove That Soul Instrumental
8. Groove That Soul Radio Edit

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