| 1. The Storm (Intro) |
| 2. Ride |
| 3. Supply Your Own Heat |
| 4. Turn the heat up |
| 5. Time (Skit) |
| 6. Language of War |
| 7. No Meaning |
| 8. Do You still Stank? (Skit) |
| 9. Desperate Times |
| 10. Tianna & D’Von (Skit) |
| 11. Family Tree |
| 12. Sing Me a Note |
| 13. I Aint Gettin Married! (Skit) |
| 14. Walk it Off |
| 15. Real World |
| 16. If Practice Makes Perfect (Skit) |
| 17. Hit the Deck |
| 18. It’s Ova |
| 19. If My ... (Final Thought) |
| 20. Rewind (Outro) |
Editorial Reviews
(Caliba) shows and proves that he has what it takes to compete in the industry with this solo project.
About the Artist
In an industry filled with worn-down repetitive formulas, it's always good when someone is willing to step out of the mainstream and take over. An artist of this Caliber can change the way we think, the way we feel, the way we dance, and even the way we perceive our own culture. Caliba is this type of creative, lyrical genius who will inevitably orchestrate a new era in self-expression and boldly carry Hip Hop to heights unseen.
Xperience,Caliba,Drop Out Music / Tha Union Entertainment,Innovative, hard-hitting, street poet rides on any beat and kills any style.
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Xperience
Fiji Manufacturer: Blind Man Sound ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000MM1G68 Release Date: 2007-02-20 |
Tracks:
- Inspiration
- Come On Over
- Call Me
- Morning Ride
- No Words
- Tequila Sunrise
- When You Come Home
- Satisfied
- Kamakana O Kalani
- Will You Still Be Down
- Warriors Prayer
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Orchestral Stories
David Benoit Manufacturer: Peak Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000A2H2CC Release Date: 2005-09-13 |
Tracks:
- 9-11
- Something's Gotta Give
- LA Xperience
- Prelude
- Charon The Centaur
- Carrie The Sphinx
- The Party
- Falling In Love
- Discovery
- Finale
- Prelude
- Kobe 1965
- Keiko's Dream
- Kimura Dansu Gakuin (Keiko's Dance Studio)
- Earthquake
- Finale
Customer Reviews:
Bravo Maesto Benoit!.......2005-10-12
The album begins with three pieces. Written in the wake of the World Trade Center disaster, "9-11" conveys a quiet strength that offers in it a sense of hope and renewal. "Something's Gotta Give" is a bit more tender and bittersweet, with a soul-searching quality. "LAXperience" creates a robust and dramatic mood which far outshines the pylons at LAX (which this piece was intended to characterize). Rather, this piece seems more appropriate to enhance the majesty of a spectacular IMAX film.
The next two compositions were recorded with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra. "The Centaur and The Sphinx", described as "a short fable", is a lovely, magical tale with a poetic grace. "The Party" is a joyful, jaunty piece midway through, and features Mr. Benoit's trademark keyboard work. The story surrounding "Kobe" is both tragic and amazing. The liner notes describe in great detail the story of Ms. Keiko Kimura who lived through the atomic bomb, the Kobe earthquake, and other personal tragedies. The music goes a long way to help tell this remarkable tale.
In "Orchestral Stories", Mr. Benoit redefines himself to his listeners by showcasing his talents and passions previously unheard on his prior albums. I hope his fans will appreciate this very special album as much as I do.
For those inclined to find out more information about this album, check out Mr. Benoit's interview on www.smoothviews.com (October 2005) and on Smooth Jazz TV at: www.smoothjazztv.com/video/DBenoit_EPKV1.wmv
Renaissance Man.......2005-09-14
Orchestral Stories is a much awaited (well, by me, at least) showcase of orchestral compositions written by Benoit in the past few years; it contains 5 pieces, the longest being the final suite "Kobe" which runs shortly under 30 minutes. Orchestral Stories signifies a major departure from Benoit's usual smooth jazz fare, but I guess a better way to put it is that it shows us his compositional talents that we've all grown to love in a brand new light -- a light that we may not be so familiar with or only have had notions of. After all, Benoit frequently finds ways to sneak his lush arrangement prowess into his prolifically successful albums; even the arrangment of his ballad "Dad's Room" off of Professional Dreamer was recognized as being Grammy worthy. The fact is, in addition to Benoit's jazz career, he has also been an active figure in composition and arrangement for soundtracks, musicals, and straight-up classical music.
Should you be excited? As a Benoit fan, I think so! But be forewarned: upon a first listen, you may be surprised to discover Benoit's most complexly arranged pieces to date, as well as some of the most challenging and emotional music he's offered in his career. But, stripping away the surprise, you will find what you've probably heard in his music all along: gorgeous melodies, sheer beauty, rousing drama, and a respect for his pioneering musical forefathers. Along with Pat Metheny's latest offering, The Way Up, Orchestral Stories demonstrates the possibility of crossing over contemporary jazz into the arena of more involved, long form pieces.
Like his semi-suite American Landscape, Benoit's programme here lingers between themes of melancholy and hope; so be prepared for an emotional ride. Benoit's dedication to the victims of 9-11 is, I feel, a healing song plain and simple, that does so effectively by echoing the warm, sentimental overtones of his characteristic compositional style; this opening piece will probably seem the most "Benoit" sounding to listeners. The performance of the orchestra(s) on this album is immaculate as are the soloists, including Benoit on most pieces, and Eric Marienthal wailing on the soprano here. Deeply effectual, 9-11 demonstrates the consideration put into the writing here.
Something's Gotta Give is part of a soliloquy for a musical about Marilyn Monroe, undertoning her despair and sadness; this gentle piece is reminiscent of jazz tinged musicals like Porgy and Bess. By the way, Benoit does his own nod to Gershwin with his rendition of "I Loves You Porgy" on "Great Composers of Jazz." I could only imagine that he's done his reading (and listening) when it comes to this context.
Of course, we're just getting warmed up. LAXperience, an interpretation of LAX architecture and LA's people, is probably the most wholly upbeat piece on this album, featuring a dizzying array of 16th note passages against a backdrop of fierce horns and percussion, and a clustered sonic sensibility reminiscent of 19th and 20th century American composers such as Aaron Copland. Benoit's compositional acrobatics surprised me here as well, as the music takes all the fun complexity he folded into tunes like "Houston" and "Beach Trails" and amplified it about 10 times. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is some very mature composing here.
The lovely "Centaur and The Sphinx" is the first of two multi-part suites on this album, and further demonstrates Benoit's deftness as programmic soundtrack music (as well as some astoundingly virtuosic concerto piano passages by Mister D B himself). The story behind the piece is described in liner notes, a whimsical fable about a Centaur and a Sphinx falling in love. Part 4, "The Party" is notable for bringing in drums and bass and gearing up the orchestra for a really swinging time; the shift is organic and not choppy at all, and the overall effect actually makes you feel like you're at "the party", hors d'ourves and all.
The finale is the magnum opus "Kobe", a thirty minute suite illustrating a Japanese woman's perserverence through tragedy multiple times in her life, and finally gaining the will to live because of her desire to help others the way others have helped her. As you may guess, there are some truly trepidating sections, only to be juxtaposed with rousing and hopeful choruses, as Benoit pulls out all stops and cards, striking up emotion from the orchestra in a profound way. On top of that are koto and shakuhachi soloists, making this piece a blend of traditional Japanese music, Gershwin like themes, and a wide array of orchestral styles. Benoit's advanced musical understandings are subtly wrought out throughout the piece.
Gorgeous, thematic, and meaningful. That's what Orchestral Stories is. I don't expect Benoit to be coming out with another one of these soon, but let's hope that, in addition to his smooth jazz offerings, his name will figure more and more prominently into the music we will hear in movies and theater; he truly is a musical renaissance man.
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My Xperience
Bounty Killer Manufacturer: Tvt ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003RJS Release Date: 1996-09-17 |
Tracks:
- Fedup
- The Lord Is My Light & Salvation
- Hip-Hopera ('Mr. Punk')
- Guns & Roses
- Mama (Scare Dem Version)
- Change Like The Weather
- War Beyond The Stars
- Living Dangerously
- War Face (Ask Fi War) Remix
- Marathon ('To Chicago')
- Revolution III
- Gun Down
- Mi Nature
- Virgin Island
- Who Send Dem
- Seek God (Remix)
- Maniac
- Suicide Or Murder
- Benz & The Bimma
- My Experience
Amazon.com
Bounty's U.S. debut comes fully loaded with piercing ghetto-reality chants--many of them remixes of Jamaican hits and some featuring American hip-hop artists like Busta Rhymes, Lauryn Hill, and Jeru Da Damaja. Bounty refused the Jamaican Labour Party's craven request to adopt the lead track, "Fed Up," as its campaign song. Instead, the cut became an anthem for Jamaicans' frustration with the litany of empty promises made by both of the country's parties. But beyond politics Bounty is a master of life's various facets, including guns, girls, ganja, and religion. "Benz & the Bimma" works the automobile-female chassis simile much too cleverly to cause anyone offense. Other track titles--"Guns & Roses," "The Lord Is My Light and Salvation," "Mama," "War Face," "Mi Nature," and "Suicide or Murder"--suggest that Bounty's "xperience" is broad indeed. --Elena OumanoCustomer Reviews:
simply put, the best deejay album of the 1990s.......2005-05-31
Good meld of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop.......2001-06-01
Rodney Price, a.k.a. Bounty Killer, has fused reggae, dancehall and hip-hop pretty well, sprinkling his tracks with guest vocals from some of hip-hop's better artists AND some of reggae's classic wailers.
On "Change Like the Weather," Erick Sermon provides the backdrop for Bounty and the Rasta dragon, Busta Rhymes, to spit over. "Living Dangerously" features Barrington Levy on a dance-happy call-and-response track. The grim "War Face (Ask Fi War)," features Price and Wu-Tang's Raekwon dripping venom all over one of RZA's better tracks. Also, Jeru the Damaja guests on "Suicide or Murder," which borrows both Blahzay Blahzay's "Danger" and Raekwon's "Ice Cream" for its bars.
But the tracks Bounty does alone are also good. "Mama" pleads with staccato horns and a plodding beat, and "Gun Down" shakes and bakes with a classic dancehall rhythm. "Benz & the Bimma" and the title track are also worthy dancehall excursions, pounding away as Mr. Price showcases his baritone rudebwoy vocabulary.
The only problem with this record is too many tracks and not enough ideas. "Hip-Hopera," with the Fugees, stumbles over a bland orchestra beat and Bounty Killer using a falsetto that is downright frightening. "War Beyond the Stars" is a disaster, with the vocals falling out of sync with the right part of the beat, and other songs just seem to run together. Had some of the filler been eliminated the the track number been cut to something like 11 or 12 tracks, this would be a four-to-five star album.
If you are into dancehall or reggae/hip-hop acts, this is still well worth your money.s
A must for all "Ghetto Politicians"........2000-06-22
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Xperience Trance
Various Artists Manufacturer: Moonshine Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00006GOFI Release Date: 2002-09-24 |
Tracks:
- In The Mind Of Madness - Mook
- Cry For Life - Q-Tex
- The Passage - Dream Collective
- Higher Ground - Q-Tex
- Visions Of The Future - Scott Brown
- Days Like These - Q-Tex
- Rising Sun - Orbit
- Like An Angel - Q-Tex
- Dreamstate - Futuretribe
- Salvation - Dream Collective
- Woo Woo - Mook
- Pump It Up - Orbit
Customer Reviews:
Classic 2001 Tech Trance at its best!.......2007-05-13
Scott Brown!!!!.......2004-02-26
need an experience ?.......2003-10-04
(xperience hardcore) to say the least, both albums are amazing.
xperience trance is trance at it's best
xperience hardcore is awsome if you are into happy hardcore
bottom line, if you like trance buy this album - you will not regret it. the same with xperience hardcore.
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Chillout: The Worship Xperience
Various Artists Manufacturer: Waterfront Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00078Y3WQ Release Date: 2004-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Here I Am to Worship
- More Love More Power
- You Are My Provider
- Must Be More to Life
- Gotta Serve Somebody
- Pearl
- Power of Love
- Holy Is the Lord
- I Give You My Heart
- Draw Me Close
- Why
- Long and Winding Road
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Xperience Happy Hardcore
Various Artists Manufacturer: Moonshine Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006GOEE Release Date: 2002-09-24 |
Tracks:
- Turn Around - Scott Brown
- Pilgrim2000 - Bass`X Vz. Scott Brown
- Forever Yours - Interstate
- Beloved - Interstate
- Everytime I Close My Eyes - Scott Brown & Gillian Tenant
- Genesis - Q-Tex
- Viroid - Q-Tex
- Now Is The Time 2000 - Scott Brown
- Get Up On It - Interstate
- Elysium - Scott Brown
Customer Reviews:
Nice!!.......2006-11-16
HEY!.......2005-11-24
Awesome!.......2005-02-14
Not Happy, but Hardcore.......2005-02-08
Scott Brown Rox My Sox.......2004-02-26
Buy this :)
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Rotterdam Gabber Xperience
Various Artists Manufacturer: Galaxy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000050OSG Release Date: 1997-08-05 |
Tracks:
- We Who Are Oppressed
- Boing - United Artists
- Innocent Games - Private Productions
- Guilding Light
- Fiction - James Daltan, Desiderius
- Overture 160 - Joey Tonad
- Power Failure
- Oracle
- Sugardog
- Darkside
- Triumph
- Looped - Private Productions
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Soul Temple
Manufacturer: Slamstreet ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CAEERI Release Date: 2003-12-02 |
Tracks:
- 'The New Experience' 0:22
- Soul Temple 5:36
- Infidelity 5:00
- 'interlude' a symphony 1:20
- Color Her With Kisses 5:47
- Toni 3:58
- Restrictions 4:05
- Wanna Do For You 3:59
- Home Of The Funk 2:55
- In My Bed 3:42
- Fall Apart 3:59
- 'interlude' i'll see u soon. 3:07
- Heaven's Higher 3:04
- Prayer For My Love 3:43
- 'interlude' lost in your stare. 0:18
- Another Romance 3:19
- Question 2:38
- mantra.... (sat-nam) 1:32
- Center 3:58
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Hardcore Xperience
Various Artists Manufacturer: Zyx/Imc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000005TIU Release Date: 1998-02-10 |
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Club DJ Xperience: Trance
Various Artists Manufacturer: Prodisc Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000A2GMEQ Release Date: 2003-09-23 |
Dance Music:
- All or Nothing [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Amazing Allah
- Anytime-Anyplace [Explicit Lyrics]
- Bazooka Tooth [Clean]
- Best of Mr. Lil One [Explicit Lyrics]
- Big Chrome [Explicit Lyrics]
- Black 'n Dangerous [Explicit Lyrics]
- Booth Blasters-Rip Up The Mic
- Bravehearted [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
- Cee-Lo Green... Is the Soul Machine [Explicit Lyrics]
Dance Music
Leonardo Leo: Six Cello Concertos
Latin Rock [Import] [Original recording remastered]
Fit To Be Tied: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (Bonus Enhanced Footage)