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Dylanesque

by: Bryan Ferry, Leo Abrahams, Andy Newmark, Paul Carrack, Guy Pratt, Zev Katz, Chris Spedding, Colin Good, Warren Ellis, Brian Eno

Release Date March 05, 2007
Brian Ferry as a singer songwriter I can take or leave.Roxy Music in small doses.Ferry as an artist who does stacks of cover versions? Yes definitely.
The Dylan collection is not the first time he dabbled in Dylan as A hard rain's gonna fall was made in 1974 in a radical makeover which was more Barry McGuire than Bob Dylan-whose original had been acoustic.
Purists may object but then they aren't the ones who'd have the imagination Ferry has.
For a start this is more a label of love.Its never going to be any sort of chart record unless public taste moves back to where it was before the 80s.
I now look forward to Ferry doing a Beatles covers album

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The Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World...Ever!

from: Classics

Release Date October 27, 1997
While there are some lovely pieces of music on these CDs they don't match the titles. When I bought this 2-set CD I thought that maybe I had received Vol2. or something by mistake as none of the tracks match the information on the CD insert. I decided to check by listening to the samples here on Amazon & discovered that they too are incorrect. Just to ensure I wasn't going mad I found the CD set on a US website and listened to their samples & they were correct!!! I wish someone could explain.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Music From The Motion Picture The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

by: Original Soundtrack, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Release Date November 05, 2007
I don't think I can say much more than what has already been so I'll just say that this soundtrack is very much worthy of such a special movie. If you love movie soundtracks like myself you will definately want this one in your collection, I have a lot of soundtracks and this has to be one of my favourites.

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Proposition

by: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis

Release Date March 13, 2006
A good enough listen, and probably very effective as film music (I haven't seen the film yet), but as a stand alone CD it is just not very good.

Too many tracks just drift past without really registering - good mood music but I expect much, much more from Nick Cave (and usually get it!).

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Assassination of Jesse James

by: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Release Date February 05, 2008
A good enough listen, and probably very effective as film music (I haven't seen the film yet), but as a stand alone CD it is just not very good.

Too many tracks just drift past without really registering - good mood music but I expect much, much more from Nick Cave (and usually get it!).

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Proposition

by: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

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A good enough listen, and probably very effective as film music (I haven't seen the film yet), but as a stand alone CD it is just not very good.

Too many tracks just drift past without really registering - good mood music but I expect much, much more from Nick Cave (and usually get it!).

CD-Charts Position 7
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Britten - Collection

from: EMI Classics

Release Date October 28, 2002
EMI are to be thanked and praised for this incredible 8-disc set covering a huge amount of one of Britain's - and the world's - greatest 20th century composers.

A fantastic bargain collection of great music. Don't think twice - buy it!

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World...Ever, Vols 1 & 2

from: Classics

Release Date June 07, 1999
EMI are to be thanked and praised for this incredible 8-disc set covering a huge amount of one of Britain's - and the world's - greatest 20th century composers.

A fantastic bargain collection of great music. Don't think twice - buy it!

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Proposition

by: Nick Cave, Warren Ellis

Release Date February 21, 2006
A good enough listen, and probably very effective as film music (I haven't seen the film yet), but as a stand alone CD it is just not very good.

Too many tracks just drift past without really registering - good mood music but I expect much, much more from Nick Cave (and usually get it!).