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The Strong One

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by: Etana

Release Date June 23, 2008
This album is so wonderful, I can't understand why she is not promoted on a wider basis!! Her style of reggae appeals to me, from lovers rock (smooth, slow jam reggae) to acoustic to gospel - I'm not into dancehall reggae, so Etana appeals to my taste. Her lyrics have true meaning and substance, unlike others I care not to mention. So what are you waiting for? Go get the album!!!!

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Massive Grooves from the Electric Church/Pineappleskunk

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by: Poundhound

Release Date May 25, 2004
This album is so wonderful, I can't understand why she is not promoted on a wider basis!! Her style of reggae appeals to me, from lovers rock (smooth, slow jam reggae) to acoustic to gospel - I'm not into dancehall reggae, so Etana appeals to my taste. Her lyrics have true meaning and substance, unlike others I care not to mention. So what are you waiting for? Go get the album!!!!

CD-Charts Position 3
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Pineappleskunk

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by: Poundhound

Release Date June 18, 2001
Fans of Texas power trio King's X should already be familiar with bassist Doug Pinnick's side project Poundhound from their 1998 debut "Massive Grooves..." (also available to buy on Amazon). Poundhound allows Doug the luxury of releasing material not suitable for King's X: and what a treat lies ahead for those of you who buy this CD. Poundhound are WAY heavier than Doug's other band, and more experimental too. Nowhere is this more apparent than on the opening salvo of "Somedays" and "Rise-n-shine": stocatto rhythms, bowel-rupturing bass and downtuned guitars. "Pineappleskunk" sees Pinnick at the height of his powers: writer, producer, arranger and performer - he plays all instruments bar drums (provided ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Sleeping With a Stranger

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by: James Armstrong

Release Date November 29, 1995
Fans of Texas power trio King's X should already be familiar with bassist Doug Pinnick's side project Poundhound from their 1998 debut "Massive Grooves..." (also available to buy on Amazon). Poundhound allows Doug the luxury of releasing material not suitable for King's X: and what a treat lies ahead for those of you who buy this CD. Poundhound are WAY heavier than Doug's other band, and more experimental too. Nowhere is this more apparent than on the opening salvo of "Somedays" and "Rise-n-shine": stocatto rhythms, bowel-rupturing bass and downtuned guitars. "Pineappleskunk" sees Pinnick at the height of his powers: writer, producer, arranger and performer - he plays all instruments bar drums (provided ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Sleeping with a Stranger [CASSETTE]

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by: James Armstrong

Release Date October 24, 1995
Fans of Texas power trio King's X should already be familiar with bassist Doug Pinnick's side project Poundhound from their 1998 debut "Massive Grooves..." (also available to buy on Amazon). Poundhound allows Doug the luxury of releasing material not suitable for King's X: and what a treat lies ahead for those of you who buy this CD. Poundhound are WAY heavier than Doug's other band, and more experimental too. Nowhere is this more apparent than on the opening salvo of "Somedays" and "Rise-n-shine": stocatto rhythms, bowel-rupturing bass and downtuned guitars. "Pineappleskunk" sees Pinnick at the height of his powers: writer, producer, arranger and performer - he plays all instruments bar drums (provided ... Read More:

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Strictly the Best Vol.36

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 13, 2006
For anyone that rolls along to Lovers Rock and Reggae, you can't go wrong with this mix of lovers rock and reggae. Its the type of cd you never get tired of hearing. definitly one of my favorite cds.