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Carrying a Torch

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Tom Jones

Release Date May 08, 2000

CD-Charts Position 172
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The End of the Way It's Always Been

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Jack

Release Date May 06, 2002
Jack's spectacular inability to achieve a commercial breakthrough of any kind, in the UK at least, is one of those little injustices that can irritate during idle hours spent driving to and from work. Over the last three months, many of those hours have been spent in the company of this magnificent third album.

For anyone who's been along for the ride from the word go, the opening two tracks on the album are a bit of a shock. Where lunar landscapes, heavy orchestration, stretched ballads and the odd rocker have previously dominated proceedings, this album's title track and the single "Emperor of New London" incorporate an almost brutal dance sound from the off, with guest "narrators"
Kirk Lake and Dan Fante ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 173
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When I Fall In Love

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Tom Jones

Release Date July 18, 2005
this cd of which i just got, brought back some old memories that i thought i would never see again. songs such as that old black magic, you came a long way from st.louis, a taste of honey, my prayer, georgia on my mind,i remember having the album on the old vinyl. those songs were off an album of which i can not remember but would love to find out one day. i listened to the cd while couriering around winnipeg man canada, and was able to stay relaxed. tom does a great job on songs like fly me to the moon,hey jude etc. for those who loved tom jones back in the mid to late 60's , during the green green grass era, this cd is for you. i may be from canada, but i grew up with tom jones, as my late parents loved tom jones, and with the fact he was and probably ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 174
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20 Uchaf Emynau Cymru

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 17, 1995
This is one of the most stirring collections of hymns I've ever heard, Welsh or otherwise. BEAUTIFUL!

CD-Charts Position 175
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76-06 30th Anniversary Concert/Love Blind

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Racing Cars

Release Date April 02, 2007
This is one of the most stirring collections of hymns I've ever heard, Welsh or otherwise. BEAUTIFUL!

CD-Charts Position 176
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Host [CD 1]

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Crocketts

Release Date March 20, 2000
This is one of the most stirring collections of hymns I've ever heard, Welsh or otherwise. BEAUTIFUL!

CD-Charts Position 177
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On Something [CD 1]

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Crocketts

Release Date May 22, 2000
This is one of the most stirring collections of hymns I've ever heard, Welsh or otherwise. BEAUTIFUL!

CD-Charts Position 178
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On Something [CD 2]

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Crocketts

Release Date June 26, 2000
This is one of the most stirring collections of hymns I've ever heard, Welsh or otherwise. BEAUTIFUL!

CD-Charts Position 179
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Burn Burn [CD 2]

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Lostprophets

Release Date November 03, 2003
This single was going to be a make or break for lost prophets. The question on everybody's lips: was it worth the wait? After so long out, a bad first single could be the last nail on their coffin. But Burn Burn is a great song! Catchy in the same way as shinobi vs. dragon ninja, with a new sound (heavier, stronger vocals, influences from both metal and emohardcore) to try and usher the band out of the sinking numetal genre. It remains to be seen if the up and comming album is as great as the first, but if this is a good indication (as i think it is: I heard some of their other new material live in london, it was just as good), then lostprophets will truely be back, and whats more will be a force to contend with.

CD-Charts Position 180
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Host [CD 2]

CD-Charts > Music > Welsh Folk
by: Crocketts

Release Date March 20, 2000
Starting with A-side 'Host', this recording from the Morfa Stadium gig with the Stereophonics proves that the Crocketts are more than your average band. After the mellow 'Host' which infects and soothes your appetite for sound, the energy steps up a gear. Now a classic amongst fans, 'Will You Still Care' with it's anthemic 'I Don't ****ing Think So' chorus sees The Crocketts at their finest. This three track CD ends with another favourite from their debut album(We May Be Skinny And Wirey) called 'Strong Guy'. This calm stop-starting song ends up a full on punk affair with lead singer Davey on the floor( i imagine) screaming his head off while fellow members Dan Owen and Rich grind their instruments to a halt. Alas! This is not all. Being the nice boys ... Read More: