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. The Complete Million Dollar SessionSearch: Lonely Crowd by: Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis Release Date September 01, 1997 This album is of the utmost importance to those with an interest in the history of popular music. The personnel featured are giants of rock 'n' roll, and the sheer raw energy comes across in this spontaneous jam session. Even this early in his career, Elvis shows clearly that he is the "king" and takes control easily and naturally. Not to be missed! |
. Inhouse Vol.2Search: Lonely Crowd by: Various Artists Release Date February 11, 2002 Based on the 12" compilation: Sometimes you take a chance with a compilation and stereotypes of German house don't really fire up much enthusiasm anyway. But rarely do you buy a compilation, upon which every tune is a cracker. If you like that grey area between deep and funky house, then this is for you. Not out of place alongside the sounds of Om, Naked Music or Inspririt, Inhouse Vol 2 gets pretty funky in places (Soul Parlor 'Fly By Night' & Soca 'Invitation to') and closer to a 4-Hero sound with the downbeat (Glance feat. M.Johnson 'Everyday'). Overall a nice surprise for a virgin listener to the Teutonic house scene, which has actually a very wide European and Brazilian feel to it. Perfect for chill-out, barlife, pre- and post club. ... Read More: |
. All SeasonsSearch: Lonely Crowd by: Gamat 3000 Release Date February 11, 2002 Based on the 12" compilation: Sometimes you take a chance with a compilation and stereotypes of German house don't really fire up much enthusiasm anyway. But rarely do you buy a compilation, upon which every tune is a cracker. If you like that grey area between deep and funky house, then this is for you. Not out of place alongside the sounds of Om, Naked Music or Inspririt, Inhouse Vol 2 gets pretty funky in places (Soul Parlor 'Fly By Night' & Soca 'Invitation to') and closer to a 4-Hero sound with the downbeat (Glance feat. M.Johnson 'Everyday'). Overall a nice surprise for a virgin listener to the Teutonic house scene, which has actually a very wide European and Brazilian feel to it. Perfect for chill-out, barlife, pre- and post club. ... Read More: |
. All Seasons [VINYL]Search: Lonely Crowd by: Gamat 3000 Release Date May 06, 2002 Based on the 12" compilation: Sometimes you take a chance with a compilation and stereotypes of German house don't really fire up much enthusiasm anyway. But rarely do you buy a compilation, upon which every tune is a cracker. If you like that grey area between deep and funky house, then this is for you. Not out of place alongside the sounds of Om, Naked Music or Inspririt, Inhouse Vol 2 gets pretty funky in places (Soul Parlor 'Fly By Night' & Soca 'Invitation to') and closer to a 4-Hero sound with the downbeat (Glance feat. M.Johnson 'Everyday'). Overall a nice surprise for a virgin listener to the Teutonic house scene, which has actually a very wide European and Brazilian feel to it. Perfect for chill-out, barlife, pre- and post club. ... Read More: |
. Erotic Moments in House Vol.2Search: Lonely Crowd by: Various Artists Release Date June 23, 2003 Based on the 12" compilation: Sometimes you take a chance with a compilation and stereotypes of German house don't really fire up much enthusiasm anyway. But rarely do you buy a compilation, upon which every tune is a cracker. If you like that grey area between deep and funky house, then this is for you. Not out of place alongside the sounds of Om, Naked Music or Inspririt, Inhouse Vol 2 gets pretty funky in places (Soul Parlor 'Fly By Night' & Soca 'Invitation to') and closer to a 4-Hero sound with the downbeat (Glance feat. M.Johnson 'Everyday'). Overall a nice surprise for a virgin listener to the Teutonic house scene, which has actually a very wide European and Brazilian feel to it. Perfect for chill-out, barlife, pre- and post club. ... Read More: |
. Erotic Moments in House, Vol. 1-3: The CollectionSearch: Lonely Crowd by: Various Release Date September 13, 2005 Based on the 12" compilation: Sometimes you take a chance with a compilation and stereotypes of German house don't really fire up much enthusiasm anyway. But rarely do you buy a compilation, upon which every tune is a cracker. If you like that grey area between deep and funky house, then this is for you. Not out of place alongside the sounds of Om, Naked Music or Inspririt, Inhouse Vol 2 gets pretty funky in places (Soul Parlor 'Fly By Night' & Soca 'Invitation to') and closer to a 4-Hero sound with the downbeat (Glance feat. M.Johnson 'Everyday'). Overall a nice surprise for a virgin listener to the Teutonic house scene, which has actually a very wide European and Brazilian feel to it. Perfect for chill-out, barlife, pre- and post club. ... Read More: |
. In the Studio [CASSETTE]Search: Lonely Crowd 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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. Can't Get to MemphisSearch: Lonely Crowd by: Vehicle Release Date May 01, 1997 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: |