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Hunyadi Laszlo (Kovacs, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra)

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by: Ferenc Erkel

Release Date December 01, 2003

CD-Charts Position 2

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Erkel: Hunyadi László

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from: Hungaroton

Release Date February 16, 1994

CD-Charts Position 3

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A Tribute to Blink 182

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by: Blink 182

Release Date November 15, 2004

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State Street Swingers 1936-1937

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 01, 2000

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1936-1937

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by: State Street Swingers

Release Date November 22, 1994

CD-Charts Position 6
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Rough Trade Shops: Counter Culture 03: Best Of 2003

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 02, 2004
Rough Trade have come up trumps again with this, a selection of 2003's best tracks from the independent music scene. For those of us who don't have the time or circumstance to keep our ears to the ground, RT generously let us in to a world of musical intrigue and originality.
Each of the 45 tracks are selected by Rough Trade staff and are accompanied within the sleeve by a concise and often insightful comment. CD 1 is a collection of lovely songs and laid back grooves, the kind of music to start your weekend to. CD 2 is the loud one - punky, electronic and in your face. Some of the artists here are already very well known; Peaches, Dizzee Rascal, Franz Ferdinand, LFO. Many others here should and quite possibly will be. Kaada's 'Care' on ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Watch the Ride

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by: Andrew Weatherall

Release Date May 05, 2008
Standout tracks can be a double-edged thing. They can make your mix truly memorable, and they can make the listener wish they'd just bought the bloody single instead. Watch The Ride has the dubious honour of one of the greatest dance tracks probably of the decade, no exaggeration, in Danton Eeprom's mix of Au Revoir Simone's 'Sad Songs'. Eeprom has, in recent times, been mostly notable for particularly mechanical and dry minimal tracks, but he throws us a real curveball here - a primitive drum machine beat, warm synths and shoegazer guitar washes, with a slowed-down version of the vocal. If the original sounds like a gang of hipsters attempting to mix Devo with Shibuya-Kei, Eeprom's mix sounds like a club-friendly version of My Bloody Valentine's ... Read More:

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There Is Only One "T" in Wichita

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 24, 2007
Standout tracks can be a double-edged thing. They can make your mix truly memorable, and they can make the listener wish they'd just bought the bloody single instead. Watch The Ride has the dubious honour of one of the greatest dance tracks probably of the decade, no exaggeration, in Danton Eeprom's mix of Au Revoir Simone's 'Sad Songs'. Eeprom has, in recent times, been mostly notable for particularly mechanical and dry minimal tracks, but he throws us a real curveball here - a primitive drum machine beat, warm synths and shoegazer guitar washes, with a slowed-down version of the vocal. If the original sounds like a gang of hipsters attempting to mix Devo with Shibuya-Kei, Eeprom's mix sounds like a club-friendly version of My Bloody Valentine's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Clock Ep [12" VINYL]

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by: Simian Mobile Disco

Release Date March 10, 2008
Standout tracks can be a double-edged thing. They can make your mix truly memorable, and they can make the listener wish they'd just bought the bloody single instead. Watch The Ride has the dubious honour of one of the greatest dance tracks probably of the decade, no exaggeration, in Danton Eeprom's mix of Au Revoir Simone's 'Sad Songs'. Eeprom has, in recent times, been mostly notable for particularly mechanical and dry minimal tracks, but he throws us a real curveball here - a primitive drum machine beat, warm synths and shoegazer guitar washes, with a slowed-down version of the vocal. If the original sounds like a gang of hipsters attempting to mix Devo with Shibuya-Kei, Eeprom's mix sounds like a club-friendly version of My Bloody Valentine's ... Read More: