Lose Yourself [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Lose Yourself - Eminem

2. Lose Yourself [Instrumental] - Eminem

3. Renegade - Eminem, Jay-Z,

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The first single to be lifted from the '8 Mile' soundtrack. The album version is backed with three non-LP tracks, 'Lose Yourself' (Instrumental Version), 'Renegade' feat. Jay-Z, 'Lose Yourself' (video-enhanced section), & the trailer for '8 Mile'. Interscope. 2002.

Lose Yourself,Eminem,Universal Int'l,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,R&B,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop

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Touching Air
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the exceptional beauty of Kala Ramnath's 'singing violin'

Touching Air

Manufacturer: Sterns Music USA
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Kala

Nectar

Ekta: Unity

Pure

ASIN: B00007BH00
Release Date: 2005-11-01

Tracks:

Alap (Violin Solo)
Vilambit Ektaal Composition (Part I)
Vilambit Ektaal (Part II)
Jhaptaal Composition (Part I)
Jhaptaal Composition (Part II)
Fast Tintaal Composition

Customer Reviews:

the exceptional beauty of Kala Ramnath's 'singing violin' .......2005-05-15

If I were to survive on a deserted island with only a few pieces of music to listen to, I would certainly like the company and unique beauty of the timeless music of violinist Kala Ramnath on two of her latest albums, 'Touching Air' and 'Kala'. Both albums were released by Sense World, a young label that focuses exclusively on classical raga-music. I've enjoyed a lot of their releases already and in my opinion Sense World excells in recording musical sound and in the choice and combination of artists.
In the world of North Indian raga-music Kala Ramnath has become famous for her unique 'singing violin'-style. Her musical abilities were nurtured in a family of celebrated violinists in both the North and South Indian musical forms. Kala took the road of North India, playing the hindusthani vocal style of Khyal, a genre that allows performers to display the depth of their musical knowledge and skills. Kala Ramnath was educated from a very early age by her grandfather Vidwan Narayan Iyer and later on by her aunt N. Rajam, another famous violinist who became legendary for developing a new vocal style for violin called 'gaayaki'. After absorbing this style Kala Ramnath continued her musical journey for many years under the guidance of another famous musician, singer Pandit Jasraj. His approach left a decisive mark on her playing, which elegantly combines an excellent technique with a deep emotional quality.
The renowned world music magazine 'Songlines' welcomed the album-release of 'Kala' with a raving review last year and later on it was voted there as one of the 'best world music albums of 2004'. I couldn't agree more! Kala Ramnath displays the very same top-performance level on her album 'Touching Air', a live-performance at the Saptak Music Festival 2001. On 'Touching Air' she plays the rarely heard midnight raga Nat Narayan, a creation of her guru Pandit Jasraj. On 'Kala' she plays the raags 'Jogkauns' and 'Bhatiyar'. Both albums showcase Kala Ramnath with outstanding improvisations, full of character, playfulness and exuberance. These performances are for me -an experienced listener of this kind of music- very relaxing and at the same time full of excitement. Her playing blossoms all the way, also thanks to really excellent artistic contributions by tabla players Vijay Ghate (on 'Touching Air') and Subhankar Banerjee (on 'Kala') who are able to grasp and respond to all her musical intentions.
Kala Ramnath gently unfolds the raags on 'Touching Air' and on 'Kala' within a slow framework of twelve beats (ektaal) and expresses her 'vocal' approach in a lyrical and introspective way. When the tempo gets faster she displays all her technical virtuosity as well, without ever forgetting to transfer emotional content in her musical phrases. The enormous and endless variety she's capable to display in her phrasing, based on several melodic formulas/compositions in these raags, is breathtaking and overwhelming. It's this fully developed and well balanced broad range of her musical abilities that makes Kala Ramnath such an interesting and very pleasant performer and these wonderful performances such a captivating and satisfying experience.
Listening to 'Touching Air' and 'Kala' really leaves me no further doubt: Kala Ramnath is one of the most gifted violin players on earth today.

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Don't Lose Yourself
Laura Veirs
Manufacturer: Wea/Warner
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000NJL8JA
Release Date: 2007-03-26

Tracks:

Don't Lose Yourself
Bright Glittering Gifts (Non-Album Track)

Album Description

First CD single pulled from the bespectacled Seattle songstress' 2007 album Saltbreakers. Features 'Don't Lose Yourself' plus 'Bright Glittering Gifts'. Nonesuch.

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So ethereal as to lack any content
Massively underrated and ignored
3 vocalists & an excellent producer
Drum and Bass with feeling
A nearly flawless album

Flux
Love Spirals Downwards
Manufacturer: Projekt Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000009OL4
Release Date: 1998-08-11

Tracks:

City Moon
Alicia
Sound Of Waves
Psyche
Nova
By Your Side
Ring
I'll Always Love You
Sunset Bell

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Love Spirals Downwards wouldn't sound out of place in a dance club; languorous synthesizer chords and spookily sweet melodies are complemented by electronic beats at a tempo just fast enough to dance to. On Flux, this is overtly demonstrated by tracks like "Nova," where the repeating tones that open the piece become syncopated with the main beat. The female vocals throughout the album are all appropriately ethereal, but solid enough that they never sound superfluous, especially on "City Moon" (featuring long time vocal collaborator, Suzanne Perry) and "Psyche." The closing song, "Sunset Bell," is the longest on the CD, clocking in at nearly eight minutes, but composer Ryan Lum keeps things interesting by starting simply and becoming progressively more complicated. This style of music is all too often bland, but Love Spirals Downwards opt for a more refreshing, and rewarding, approach. --Genevieve Williams

Customer Reviews:

So ethereal as to lack any content.......2004-08-01

I purchased this CD on the strength of one track and that turns out to be a mistake. Almost the entire album is so etheral and breathy that it makes no impression. Even ambient, soothing music needs to have enough susbstance to impress a mood and this one fails to meet that standard. This CD is so weak that I would slot it in below ambient. Call it "background music for background music."

Massively underrated and ignored.......2004-06-04

Ignore the weeping LSD fans still trying to get over the fact their favourite band went in a new direction they didn't like.

This album fuses together my favourite elements of music- melodic guitars, brilliant percussion and dreamy soaring vocals. Nova is by far the best track on this album, though they are all good quality, and seemingly unique these days (if anyone knows of anything like this album get in touch!). Sunset Bell is also brilliant provided you listen to it sparingly.

If you enjoy drum and bass- you will like this. If you enjoy spanish guitar- you will like this. If you like strong, but not grating female vocals- you will like this. It's an album that appeals on many levels. So go and buy it and ignore the LSD fans who don't like the electronic feel of the album.

3 vocalists & an excellent producer.......2002-07-06

Many listeners don't seem to realize that there are 3 vocalists on this disc. I actually think that guest vocalist, Kristen Perry, is the real vocal star of this disc, having co-authored and sung two of the most well-formed and poppy numbers -- "Psyche" (which appeared on "Dawson's Creek" in 2001), and "Ring." Suzanne Perry (Kristen's sister and the usual vocalist for LSD) turned in 3 pleasant, though somewhat under-developed performances with "City Moon," "Alicia," and "By Your Side." A third vocalist, Jennifer Ryan Fuller, appears on "Sunset Bell," which is simply a remix of a track from the 1994 LSD album, "Ardor.) Ryan Lum craftily used various samples to fill in the rest of the album -- some even run backwards, as on "Sound of Waves". "Flux" really illustrates how responsible he was for creating the vocal sound for the band, regardless of who he had to work with. All in all, I think Suzanne gets way too much credit considering the acutal input she had on this album. Ryan worked overtime to create these dreamy soundscapes, and he deserves more props!

Drum and Bass with feeling.......2002-06-22

Anyone familiar with the drum and bass style of music knows that one thing it is not usually known for is feelings and emotions. Generally, the goal of the drum and bass musician is to pack the dance floor, not make you contemplate the universe or go drifting away into dreamland.

That is why an album such as "Flux" comes as such a welcome surprise. Many of the songs here fall into the drum and bass style of electronica, with multi-instrumentalist Ryan Lum crafting elegant, if forceful, electronic textures to most of the songs. The keyboards and acoustic guitars build up to an odd combination of sterile, techno beats and lush, emotive musical arrangements, similar to Everything But the Girl's "Tempermental". And, much like Tracy Thorne of EBTG, the true star of this disc is vocalist Suzanne Perry, who adds her unique, beautiful voice to the electronic backdrops.

Perry's vocals seemingly meander in from nowhere in tracks such as City Moon, and carry other tracks such as "Sunset Bell". Rarely can a vocalist achieve a successful mix of emotion, range, and style in their singing, but Perry accomplishes it quite easily on Flux, adding a layer of warmth and comfort to many of the songs throughout the disc.

LSD have managed to create a meaningful, emotional album out of a style of music known more for its beats than its substance, which is no small achievement. Though some of the songs tend to fall into a predictable pattern, the ease and grace with which they bring out the feeling and emotion in each track more than makes up for any deficiencies in the song structures.

A nearly flawless album.......2002-05-13

God knows how I managed to get this great album, but Im glad I did. Being a fan of groups like Lamb, Hooverphonic and Massive Attack I was looking for an album with gorgeous female vocals, but with a more drum n bass approach. So whulst i was looking on the site I noticed a reccomendation for LSD, and i read a few reviews of Flux. It sounded very interesting, and despite having little money I decided to purchase the album - and im glad I did. This is probably my best music buy of 2002 (its much better than that pile of rubbish they called Come With Us by the Chemical Brothers)and just about every song on here is great. My favourite two are 'Nova' which is just sublime, and I love the textures and guitar/ambient sounds. perfect for a relaxing evening/night. The most gorgeous song Ive ever heard finishes the album (bar The Orb's 'Star 6/7/8' which is well worth a listen) is called Sunset Bell. This tune is stunning and is like a wake up call rather than a sunset. Simply a lovely voice crooning 'da da da da - da da da da' it sounds childlike and it is but its much more sophisticated than that. The only part that i dont like in the song is where it almost breaks down into 808 states 'Olympic 90' halfway through - then it carries on in the same earleir vein and is stunning. I cant believe what the world is missing, this duo are very talented. This is showcast on the first two songs 'City Moon' and 'Alicia' - and while the former is really good the latter seems 'Spanishy' mixed with Drum n Bass and doesnt work that well for me ( but i suppose for earlier fans a lot of whom ive seem mention its the best thing on 'Flux' like it the best cos its the most representative of their older material) so I gave the album 4 stars cos of that. Its not bad at all just not as good as the other 8 tracks. Another track that many will see as a standout is 'Ring' - if you like this stuff I reccomend 'Hooverphonic' , 'The Orb', 'Talvin Singh' and 'Lamb' - this is a very worthy CD which takes pride of place in my Cs collection

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Have Trouble Motivating Yourself??? Listen to This!
Must have been Stan checking in
The only good rap song from the only good rapper
Lose Yourself single
go eminem

Lose Yourself
Eminem
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Sing for the Moment
8 Mile

ASIN: B00007EAS0
Release Date: 2002-12-17

Tracks:

Lose Yourself
Lose Yourself (Instrumental)
Renegade (With Jay Z)
Lose Yourself (The Video Enhanced Section)
8 Mile Movie Trailer (Enhanced Section)

Album Description

The first single to be lifted from the '8 Mile' soundtrack. The album version is backed with three non-LP tracks, 'Lose Yourself' (Instrumental Version), 'Renegade' feat. Jay-Z, 'Lose Yourself' (video-enhanced section), & the trailer for '8 Mile'. Interscope. 2002.

Album Details

The First Single to Be Lifted from the "8 Mile" Soundtrack.

Customer Reviews:

Have Trouble Motivating Yourself??? Listen to This!.......2005-12-03

YOU ONLY GET ONE SHOT. This is the secret of life. When you listen to this masterpiece, you hear the message of a young genius, born into poverty, who kept that secret in his mind and did not let anyone stop his methodical march to the top of the pop charts. I listen to this song, and it gives me the chills, because it tells the story of his life, and tells me to keep my focus, and keep on my march while the world is telling me "it can't be done." This song transcends the boundaries of pop, rap, poetry and words -- it is a slap in the back of the head that tells you to STOP WHINING AND FACE REALITY, while keeping the secret of life front and center in your mind. I defy you to not try harder to succeed after listening to this song. PARENTS: Forget the parental warnings! This is a "MUST LISTEN" for your kids!

Must have been Stan checking in.......2005-02-19

I dig the song. It didn't change my world, but it captures the passion of experience, and the off-kilter rhythm in the chorus is pretty darn cool.

I do have to wonder about any reviewer who would call this "absolutely fantastic, great beat, fantastic lyrics and good flow," and then subtract stars due to its being overplayed. Why yes, Clear Channel *is* a blight upon humanity. Welcome to the 21st century. Why doesn't he take out his frustration upon the corporate entities who deserve it, rather than upon the artist and "poser fans" who are (needless to say) less hardcore than him? I don't know, but 5 out of 5 reviewers found his comments helpful, and Eminem may get a few more good "Stan"-like songs out of the situation.

Not to say that Eminem isn't something a corporate entity in and of himself, whose employers push his music without restraint or apology. That's a given. If you want to rail against the system that floods our airwaves with redundancy, I'll be right there with you. But don't call something a "beautiful song" and then tell me how it was "ruined" by people who are neither the artist or you. As far as I'm concerned, that's a basic misreading of the artist-fan relationship. Like the song or don't like the song. Who else does or doesn't like the song, and how often the song is played, really shouldn't matter. Right?

The only good rap song from the only good rapper.......2004-11-28

Of All Eminem songs(Yes,I've heard em all)this is the only
one I like and the music video is not bad either.Here it is:

1-Lose Yourself [4 Stars]
2-Lose Yourself (Instrumental) [4 Stars]
3-Renegade [2 Stars]

If you like rap,you'll love it.If you like eminem,you'll love it.If you're not into rap,then don't even hear it.

Lose Yourself single.......2004-09-26

"Lose yourself" is the best song ever. Eminem's rhymes are great, the beat is awesome (especially if played loud) and the lyrics get you pumped up in general. Any true rap fan should have a copy of this song. The single is great because it comes with the video, which is pretty cool- it has clips from "8 Mile" and from Eminem on tour. If this song doesn't get get your pulse going, check to make sure you still HAVE a pulse.

go eminem.......2004-04-20

kciks a** rocks..............lose yourself best song........got grammy award too............a must get

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LOSE YOURSELF

Lose Yourself
Eminem
Manufacturer: Universal
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00007GX3B
Release Date: 2002-12-02

Tracks:

Lose Yourself - Eminem
Lose Yourself [Instrumental] - Eminem
Renegade - Eminem, Jay-Z,

Customer Reviews:

LOSE YOURSELF.......2003-11-11

LOSE YOURSELF IS ONE OF THE BEST SINGLES BY EMINEM!

THIS CD HAs the VIDEO FOR "LOSE YOURSELF"

IT SUCKS BEACAUSE ITS ONLY A 3 SONG SINGLE. IT ALSO HAS

MUSIC VIDEOS AND TRAILER FOR EMINEM'S "8 MILE" MOVIE.

COOL "INSTRUMENTAL$Q VERSION.

BUT I WOULDN'T 12.95 FOR IT.IT IS ONLY AN {IMPORT}

CD-SINGLE.WITH AN VIDEO WELL YOU COULD ALMOST BUY

THE "EIGHT MILE SOUND TRACK" WITH THAT MONEY

THAT HAS EMINEM,50 CENT,EMINEM'S D12,OBIE TRICE.

AND HAS THIS SELF-TITLED SINGLE "LOSE YOURSELF"

CUZ I HAVE THE "8 MILE SOUND TRACK$Q

1.LOSE YOURSELF 5/5
{ALSO ON THE "8 MILE SOUND TRACK" THIS SONG IS REALLY AWESOME}

2.LOSE YOURSELF {INSTRUMENTAL VERSION} 3/5
{NOT ON ANY OTHER ALBUM BUT THIS ONE.ITS SO COOL }

3.RENEGADE {JAY-Z FEATURING EMINEM} 5/5
{FROM JAY-Z'S "BLUEPRINT" ALBUM, GREAT SONG}

4.LOSE YOURSELF {THE VIDEO} 5/5
{AWESOME VIDEO/COOL SONG}

5.8 MILE MOVIE TRAILER 4/5
{THE CLIP FROM EMINEM'S "8 MILE" I AM ONLY GIVING IT A 4/5
CUZ IT'S ONLY A CLIP}

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Skip Regan's album, "Welcome To My Head" is a potent mix of thick guitar soup, sweet harmonies and intriguing lyrics. With great hooks and catchy melodies that recall great rock bands of late sixties like the Jimi Hendrix Experience, the Beatles, Cream, Traffic and the Grateful Dead, this is music to be enveloped by. Turn it on, Turn it up and let it take you away.

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Album Description

America is a rich and varied country with a cultural mosaic that draws from all nations. Westwind Brass (WWB) has tapped into this wealth to present a sampler of musical Americana. A single CD can only begin to scratch the surface of the music of America, but it is a joyful scratching!

Westwind Brass mission as a professional touring, recording and teaching ensemble is to foster international awareness and appreciation of brass chamber music as a challenging, dynamic and exciting art form. The ensemble has been acclaimed by the Los Angeles Times, and others for virtuosity, musical integrity, and diverse programming. Westwind Brass is nationally recognized for its critically acclaimed concerts across the United States, prizes in international competitions, and educational performances at conventions, universities and secondary schools.

Lose Yourself
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Lose Yourself

Manufacturer: Msi Music Corp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B0000DEPNH
Release Date: 2002-12-02

Don't Lose Yourself
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Rising Lion Reggae Rock

Don't Lose Yourself
Rising Lion
Manufacturer: Rph Productions
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005N8YK
Release Date: 2001-08-21

Tracks:

Just Because I'm Dred
Inna De Ghetto
Don't Lose Yourself
Landmine
Rising To The Top
No Peace No Justice
Don't Leave Me
House Of Dred
This Is Life
All Along The Watchtower
Revolution
Don't Bogart Me
Just Because I'm Dub
This Is Dub

Customer Reviews:

Rising Lion Reggae Rock.......2002-05-15

Rising Lion are one of those groups that come around town every few months and play a solid show of Reggae/Rock. Danny Dread is the Burning Spear of a new Reggae generation. When he plays live it's always a different group of musicians, and always a nice mix of Reggae, Funk, Rock and Hip Hop. This is the long awaited follow up to "New Day" I've been waiting for 4 years for this to come out! Check out Rising Lion's "Don't Lose Yourself"
on RPH Records it's one of the best new CDs to come out this year!

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