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Riot City Years: 1982-1984

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by: Chaotic Dischord

Release Date November 25, 2003

CD-Charts Position 2

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Fuck Religion Fuck Politics Fuck the Lot of You

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by: Chaos Dischord

Release Date August 12, 2003

CD-Charts Position 3
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Cinema-Tech

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by: Pointy Teeth

Release Date September 18, 2001
Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Fuck Religion, Fuck Politics.../Don't Throw It All Away

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by: Chaotic Dischord

Release Date October 02, 2006
Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

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Riot City Years: 1982-1984

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by: Chaotic Dischord

Release Date August 18, 2003
Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Let's Dance 3

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by: Raymond Chuchuk

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Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

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Share My Love [Us Import]

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by: Jimmy Levine

Release Date December 12, 2006
Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Full-Length Stereo Recordings

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by: Robert Crenshaw

Release Date June 08, 1999
Pointy Teeth is the brainchild of Preston Klik, a veteran of the Chicago music scene (Big Hat, My Scarlet Life, Scarlet Life.) Together with special guest Desiree (a.k.a. DJ Carbon Star) they form a live PA that sounds as good live in concert as they do on their debut album, "Cinema-tech." Desiree adds some vocals, wails, and her scratch DJ abilities. [First time I've seen a female scratch DJ adding to progressive house/trance music!] Pointy Teeth has taken progressive house music to the next level by making it warm, emotive, and intelligent. A little soul into a dance style that many characterize as cold and distant. This is not the older 1990's style progressive house, this is a hybrid that points to the future. Deep Dish, Hybrid, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Britten - Death in Venice

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from: Chandos

Release Date February 07, 2005
This new recording of Death in Venice is not so much a rival as complementary to the original Decca discs that have had the field to themselves for nearly 30 years now. The virtues of each are different and both more than merit a place on the shelves.

The huge main role of von Aschenbach was, of course, originally written as Britten's last big gift to his lifetime lover and inspiration, Peter Pears. The part fits him like the proverbial glove: it feeds off and shows off all his strengths as a singer whether in recitative or arioso passages. There's that distinctive, slightly croony sound near the top of his range, his ability to sing through and round the passagio with no hint of a join, the variations of colour he can bring to the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Blues Selection

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 28, 2002
Got this for Looking Back by Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, the original version of the John Mayal and the Bluesbreakers song. The version here is a live recording, as most of the tracks here. The live performances aren't bad, and at least these are not recent re-recordings like some certain compilations. Not a blues expert so I can't tell which tracks (if any) are original, but of the tracks that I am familiar with it is quite clear that these are not the original studio recordings. Guess I'm gonna have to get the Ace/Kent compilation to get my hands on the proper version of Looking Back. At least this compilation only cost me £3, but to be honest it still feels like a waste of money!