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Elocation

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by: Default

Release Date April 18, 2005
If you find yourself listening to Default's first album (The Fallout) alot, it is well worth getting Elocation. With Elocation you are not just getting a re-make of The Fallout, but something new. Although some of the songs may be a little more mellow you still have that Default feeling through great lyrics and guitar rifts. Tracks to look out for are 'Who Followed Who' 'Break Down Doors' and 'All She Wrote'

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X2: This One's For You/If I Should Love Again

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date February 26, 2008
If you find yourself listening to Default's first album (The Fallout) alot, it is well worth getting Elocation. With Elocation you are not just getting a re-make of The Fallout, but something new. Although some of the songs may be a little more mellow you still have that Default feeling through great lyrics and guitar rifts. Tracks to look out for are 'Who Followed Who' 'Break Down Doors' and 'All She Wrote'

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If I Should Love Again

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date April 29, 2008
This is easily Manilows greatest album. And, songs like 'If I should love again' 'somewhere down the road' 'break down the door' and 'the old songs' show why. A slice of classic Manilow at his very best.

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If I Should Love Again/Summer of '78

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date April 03, 2006
If I should Love Again/Summer of 78, is one of Barry's greatest selection of music ever. The songs are inspirational to both young and old listeners, all of whom can relate to one or more of his songs from sometime in their lives either or happy or sad. Each song makes you feel something totally different. Whoever buys and listens to this c.d, will I guarantee, feel alive, happy and totally themselves.

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The Best Of

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by: The Specials

Release Date March 31, 2008
Comprising an excellent greatest hits collection with a dvd of live performances and promo videos, this compilation is essential. Unless you're a big fan or completist this package contains everything you could want from The Specials' enduring legacy. Much of their music still sounds vital and contemporary. Along with The Beat's recent 2 cd compilation, You Just Can't Beat It (and maybe The Selecter's greatest hits), you have a capsule history of the late 70s/early 80s ska revival. Recommended.

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In the Studio [CASSETTE]

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by: The Special A.K.A.

Release Date October 17, 1990
When The Specials hit the number one spot for the second time in their short career with `Ghost Town' no one realised it was to be their swan song but within two months Terry Hall, Neville Staples and Lynval Golding quit to form Fun Boy Three leaving Jerry Dammers, John Bradbury, Horace Panter and Roddy Radiation to continue without them.

Reverting to the earlier name Special AKA their first project was to Back ex-Bodysnatchers Rhoda Dakar on her anti-rape song `The Boiler' which due to it's content was never going to sit easily at Radio One. Next up they recorded the single `Jungle Music' with ex-Skatalite trombonist Rico and acted as his backing band on his European tour.

On returning home they returned to the studio recruiting ... Read More:

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If I Should Love Again

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date March 27, 2006
When The Specials hit the number one spot for the second time in their short career with `Ghost Town' no one realised it was to be their swan song but within two months Terry Hall, Neville Staples and Lynval Golding quit to form Fun Boy Three leaving Jerry Dammers, John Bradbury, Horace Panter and Roddy Radiation to continue without them.

Reverting to the earlier name Special AKA their first project was to Back ex-Bodysnatchers Rhoda Dakar on her anti-rape song `The Boiler' which due to it's content was never going to sit easily at Radio One. Next up they recorded the single `Jungle Music' with ex-Skatalite trombonist Rico and acted as his backing band on his European tour.

On returning home they returned to the studio recruiting ... Read More:

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Barry Live In Britain

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date March 25, 1991
Up there with The Who's Live At Leed's, The Stone's Get Yer Ya Ya's Out and Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous as one of the greatest live albums of all time! Only Joking.

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In The Studio

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by: Specials

Release Date March 25, 2002
When The Specials hit the number one spot for the second time in their short career with `Ghost Town' no one realised it was to be their swan song but within two months Terry Hall, Neville Staples and Lynval Golding quit to form Fun Boy Three leaving Jerry Dammers, John Bradbury, Horace Panter and Roddy Radiation to continue without them.

Reverting to the earlier name Special AKA their first project was to Back ex-Bodysnatchers Rhoda Dakar on her anti-rape song `The Boiler' which due to it's content was never going to sit easily at Radio One. Next up they recorded the single `Jungle Music' with ex-Skatalite trombonist Rico and acted as his backing band on his European tour.

On returning home they returned to the studio recruiting soul vocalist ... Read More:

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If I Should Love Again

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by: Barry Manilow

Release Date December 23, 1999
This is easily Manilows greatest album. And, songs like 'If I should love again' 'somewhere down the road' 'break down the door' and 'the old songs' show why. A slice of classic Manilow at his very best.