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Ta Dah!

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by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
there are twelve fantastic songs here that are played over and over again and are always fun to listen to.
Scissor sisters are a fantastic band to listen to and their songs are amazing!!!!
this album i find is a step up from their first album(which i also love)and the music on each track shows a range of artistic style that really shows off their fantastic talent.
I Dont feel like dancin' is already a classic track,i love She's My Man with a fun beat and catchy lyrics,I Cant Decide is also fun and can be heard in the Doctor Who series three finale-The Last Of The Timelords.
Land of a thousand words has to be my favourite song by the band....why wasnt this used for Casino Royale????
love the album
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Ta Dah [VINYL]

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by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 233
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State of Euphoria

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by: Soulphiction

Release Date May 01, 2006
Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 234
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Collectors Box

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by: Panic at the Disco

Release Date November 20, 2006
I recieved my Panic! at the Disco box set yesterday and haven't stop playing dvd. It comes in fancy box which on first glance looks to be really old, inside it is lined with faux velvet. You get an official certificate of authenticity and this will tell you what number it is out of the worldwide printing of only 25,000. It comes with a fancy diary with a picture of the Moulin Rouge windmill on the front,an old fashion 2 page newspaper, a mask, 4 exclusive blak & white photos of the guys in concert, a small tour program, a phenakistoscope, tarot style cards with the old fashion pictures and the song titles on, an illustrated poster, the album A Fever You Can't Swear Out and what I bought the collecters box for a dvd of the concert. Its the full length ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 235
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Time Will Fuse Its Worth

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by: Kylesa

Release Date October 30, 2006
I bought TWFIW based only on it's artwork. Like I do with most of my albums. And what a pleasant suprise.... Kylesa are, of course, a metal band at heart. But there's SO much more going on. For example, my younger brother (a metal afficiando also), on his first listen exclaimed: "that sounds like Kasabian on crack." I laughed. But they really have a sound all there own. From crunchy doom metal as dense as a singularity, to abrasive hardcore at 100mph. The vocals sound awesome, bloody screaming being the order of the day, with a sprinkling of shouting, chanting and (surely not!) some singing. Awesome....but....off. In a good way. And samples! I love samples. It's these touches of personality that make TWFIW an excellent effort. It won't change your life, but ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 236
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Curtains

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by: Core of the Earth

Release Date November 07, 2006
I bought TWFIW based only on it's artwork. Like I do with most of my albums. And what a pleasant suprise.... Kylesa are, of course, a metal band at heart. But there's SO much more going on. For example, my younger brother (a metal afficiando also), on his first listen exclaimed: "that sounds like Kasabian on crack." I laughed. But they really have a sound all there own. From crunchy doom metal as dense as a singularity, to abrasive hardcore at 100mph. The vocals sound awesome, bloody screaming being the order of the day, with a sprinkling of shouting, chanting and (surely not!) some singing. Awesome....but....off. In a good way. And samples! I love samples. It's these touches of personality that make TWFIW an excellent effort. It won't change your life, but ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 237
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Time Will Fuse Its Worth

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by: Kylesa

Release Date October 30, 2006
I bought TWFIW based only on it's artwork. Like I do with most of my albums. And what a pleasant suprise.... Kylesa are, of course, a metal band at heart. But there's SO much more going on. For example, my younger brother (a metal afficiando also), on his first listen exclaimed: "that sounds like Kasabian on crack." I laughed. But they really have a sound all there own. From crunchy doom metal as dense as a singularity, to abrasive hardcore at 100mph. The vocals sound awesome, bloody screaming being the order of the day, with a sprinkling of shouting, chanting and (surely not!) some singing. Awesome....but....off. In a good way. And samples! I love samples. It's these touches of personality that make TWFIW an excellent effort. It won't change your life, but ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 238
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Unreal Estate: Live at the Royal Opera Hall Stockholm 2002

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by: Entombed

Release Date November 08, 2004
This release is a bit of an oddity.

Let me explain, this is the Entombed we all love playing live with the Royal Ballet, at the Royal Opera House in Stockholm, Sweden. On CD.

It's an interesting idea, with various numbers from the 'Tomb back catalog (To Ride... onwards), specially re-arranged for Ballet, but this should have been a DVD release, as you're forced to try and imagine Ballet dancers moving to this music.

The booklet has plenty of photographs of the shows, but it's still very hard to imagine dancers more accustomed to being accompanied by 'The Nutcracker', flowing gracefully to 'Say It In Slugs'!

CD-Charts Position 239
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Bi Polar

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by: American Heritage

Release Date November 14, 2005
This release is a bit of an oddity.

Let me explain, this is the Entombed we all love playing live with the Royal Ballet, at the Royal Opera House in Stockholm, Sweden. On CD.

It's an interesting idea, with various numbers from the 'Tomb back catalog (To Ride... onwards), specially re-arranged for Ballet, but this should have been a DVD release, as you're forced to try and imagine Ballet dancers moving to this music.

The booklet has plenty of photographs of the shows, but it's still very hard to imagine dancers more accustomed to being accompanied by 'The Nutcracker', flowing gracefully to 'Say It In Slugs'!

CD-Charts Position 240
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Last Cigarette

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by: National Boulevard

Release Date
This release is a bit of an oddity.

Let me explain, this is the Entombed we all love playing live with the Royal Ballet, at the Royal Opera House in Stockholm, Sweden. On CD.

It's an interesting idea, with various numbers from the 'Tomb back catalog (To Ride... onwards), specially re-arranged for Ballet, but this should have been a DVD release, as you're forced to try and imagine Ballet dancers moving to this music.

The booklet has plenty of photographs of the shows, but it's still very hard to imagine dancers more accustomed to being accompanied by 'The Nutcracker', flowing gracefully to 'Say It In Slugs'!