CD-Charts Position 101

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Soothing Sounds for Baby-Vol 3 (12 - 18 Months)

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by: Raymond Scott

Release Date December 30, 1997

CD-Charts Position 102

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Cocktails for Two

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Spike Jones & His City Slickers

Release Date March 20, 2007

CD-Charts Position 103
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Studio Tan

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by: Frank Zappa

Release Date April 01, 2002
There are two interesting and worthy jazz instrumentals which push their boundaries just a fraction. Those are worth the price of the album on their own. There is a surf-pop pastiche which is actually quite listenable and thankfully nice and short. Then there is the utter waste of effort and 20 precious minutes of your time that is The Adventures of Greggery Peccary, which is even worse than the excesses of that abominable Nanook.

CD-Charts Position 104
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Dare to Be Stupid

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by: Weird Al Yankovic

Release Date March 12, 1991
You can't go wrong with Weird Al. I can't think of anyone I know who hasn't at least cracked a smile at one of his songs. Dare To Be Stupid has some of the best ones in his back catalogue as well - and those who remember Transformers The Movie will recognise the title track.

CD-Charts Position 105
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Un Autre Univers

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by: Tina Arena

Release Date January 30, 2006
I originally bought this on a whim and it hasnt left my cd player since.....it is truly a stunning piece of work and Tina's most accomplished album to date. This collection of songs finally signals her transition from the realm of popstar to super-diva. The production and arrangements are slick and lush, but are very sympathetic to and never eclipse Tina's superb voice.
All lyrics are in french though it seems that an english language version is planned and no doubt I'll fork out for that too....although my almost total lack of french did not impact on my enjoyment.
This is the kind of album that you can play from start to finish....no skipping of tracks here.There are no low points.....the quality of composition is consistent ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 106
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Hello Playmates

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by: Arthur Askey

Release Date April 24, 2006
I originally bought this on a whim and it hasnt left my cd player since.....it is truly a stunning piece of work and Tina's most accomplished album to date. This collection of songs finally signals her transition from the realm of popstar to super-diva. The production and arrangements are slick and lush, but are very sympathetic to and never eclipse Tina's superb voice.
All lyrics are in french though it seems that an english language version is planned and no doubt I'll fork out for that too....although my almost total lack of french did not impact on my enjoyment.
This is the kind of album that you can play from start to finish....no skipping of tracks here.There are no low points.....the quality of composition is consistent ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 107
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The All New Hooked on Number Ones Experience

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 14, 2003
The songs are good, but the tracks are set as 60 (shortened) individual songs so you have to make sure you listen to them in order to hear the 'medley'. The most disapointing point, however, is that the songs do not flow well into each other like the first cd (hooked on number ones, 1996). On the first hooked on number ones cd there are four medleys set as four songs, unlike this one where there are three medleys set as 60 songs. It makes it very annoying because there are 'gaps' as each new track starts. Good cd but could be better.

CD-Charts Position 108
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Jayne Mansfield Busts up Las Vegas

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by: Jayne Mansfield

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The songs are good, but the tracks are set as 60 (shortened) individual songs so you have to make sure you listen to them in order to hear the 'medley'. The most disapointing point, however, is that the songs do not flow well into each other like the first cd (hooked on number ones, 1996). On the first hooked on number ones cd there are four medleys set as four songs, unlike this one where there are three medleys set as 60 songs. It makes it very annoying because there are 'gaps' as each new track starts. Good cd but could be better.

CD-Charts Position 109
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Reefer Madness: a Collection of Vintage Drug Songs 1927-1945

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 01, 2004
Ella Fitzgerald is not normally associated with drug songs but there's a couple on here and my vote for the greatest title is When I get low I get high.
Helen Ward-who was one of the Benny Goodman singers-is another unlikely contender.
Most of this sort of thing would never have been issued in the U K and even if it had been the BBC would have put the stoppers on it.
Or so we're led to believe but Cole Poret must have got away with the most blatant reference to dugs in I get a kick out of you.
While Fats Domino-who you might have expected to sing about the joys of drugtaking actually "cleaned up" Junkers Blues to create his first single which became an ode to himself-The Fat Man.

CD-Charts Position 110
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Chicken and Ribs [Us Import]

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by: Dread Zeppelin

Release Date February 15, 2005
Ella Fitzgerald is not normally associated with drug songs but there's a couple on here and my vote for the greatest title is When I get low I get high.
Helen Ward-who was one of the Benny Goodman singers-is another unlikely contender.
Most of this sort of thing would never have been issued in the U K and even if it had been the BBC would have put the stoppers on it.
Or so we're led to believe but Cole Poret must have got away with the most blatant reference to dugs in I get a kick out of you.
While Fats Domino-who you might have expected to sing about the joys of drugtaking actually "cleaned up" Junkers Blues to create his first single which became an ode to himself-The Fat Man.