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Scissor Sisters

by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date February 02, 2004
This album is track after track of hits. Highly camp, naughty and lots of fun; if you enjoy Mika, Queen's more tongue-in-cheek tracks or Elton John's dance tracks you will probably enjoy this album!

While the fun and funky 'Take Your Mama', 'Music is the victim' (both with echoes of Elton John at his most upbeat), 'Comfortably Numb' (the fantastic cover of Pink Floyd's great track) and 'Filthy/Gorgeous' will have you singing and dancing unashamedly, the gentler 'Mary' and 'Return to Oz' show more depth and tenderness, and are both moving and beautiful. In my opinion just about all the tracks on the album are winners!

This is a cd that I come back to over and over again, it lifts the spirits with its infectious sense ... Read More:

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Life in Cartoon Motion

by: Mika

Release Date February 05, 2007
Don't by this each song reaches new lows in what can in the loosest possible terms be called music

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Remixed

by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date January 29, 2007
A must for any die-hard fan, you've got to like Comfortably Numb because 4 versions is some going on one EP. The Atoc v Superbuddha remix of Filthy Gorgeous is very fresh-sounding and Electrobix is surely dragged sceaming and kicking from the Thomas Dolby archives. Genius. As if it wouldn't be.

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Twelve Stops and Home

by: The Feeling

Release Date June 05, 2006
Not sure how this ended up in my CD collection....the tunes are ok but my rule of thumb is, if you can sit back and replace the vocalist with Cliff Richard and it sounds plausible then leave it well alone, or alternatively, buy it for ya Mum for Christmas....That's no disrespect to Cliff, he has his well deserved army of 'tenna ladies' to keep the royalties coming in. These chaps however are 40 years younger, they should strive to be a bit more irresponsible!

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Scissor Sisters: We Are Scissor Sisters And So Are You

starring: Scissor Sisters

Release Date November 29, 2004
This snappy sounding DVD makes you wish you were in that audiance. The DVD is good, but i wish they'd put the Filthy/goreous video on the DVD, but it's fantastic, you see the difference between the two laura video's!!
If ANYONE knows the title of the song Jake dances to in the 'songs' section please say, because it's winding me up like crazy that i've never heard it before, but love it.
I'll leave by saying, role on the next CD!!! 2006 is the year of the sisters!

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Scissor Sisters - Hurrah, A Year Of Ta-Dah [2007]

by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date November 12, 2007

"Hurrah!" presents the Scissor Sisters live in London in 2007 as only Hamish Hamilton can in his quest to get a DVD directed by him on your high street every Christmas between now and the end of the world. "Hurrah!" therefore, features the usual high quality/high saturation, style intensive jumpcuts, where you can tell something is happening - but not quite what. The main attraction is a 90 minute concert filmed at London's o2 Arena. Since I was at the shows, I can confirm that yes, the Scissor Sisters in person live are a great, brash, silly proposition that straddle the thin line between ridiculous and brilliant. As a band, they are an outlandish, stylish proposition that manage to weld the sincerity and pomp of any stadium act with the inherently preposterous ... Read More:

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Eyes Open

by: Snow Patrol

Release Date May 01, 2006
I love this Cd, Chasing Cars is the best. Its such great music to listen to.

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Alright, Still

by: Lily Allen

Release Date July 17, 2006
When it came out i felt at the time it was an album that signalled the start of the summer with sunny pop kissed tracks like "Knock em out", "Smile" and "LDN" and the cheesy catchy "Alfie" but i felt someone should have been there to rub the rough edges off her lyrics which started to be downright childish with the potty mouthed swearing and veering on the malacious especially on the track "Not Big" whilst making a poor attempt at an rnb/ballad in "Littlest Things".

If she is to do any better on her second album whenever it sees the light of day she should start growing up a little and be more precise with herself and the lyrics instead of repeating a tried and tested formula that has long gone past its sell by date!

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Now That's What I Call Music Vol.65

by: Various Artists

Release Date November 20, 2006
With 45 tracks (and available for 2.99 pounds at "another online retailer" as I type this), it would churlish to not admit that this compilation is pretty good value if you can find it at a cheap price. Unfortunately, double CD various artists compilations often suffer from "mixed bag syndrome" and this one is no different. It covers quite a wide range of musical styles, so there's bound to be at least 5 or 6 tracks here that please everyone (although not necessarily the same 5 or 6!).

So whilst I think "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'", "Chasing Cars" and "Never Be Lonely" are clear standouts for me, other people might prefer other selections. I can't really give the compilation high marks though, because there are some stinkers (Hasselhoff shouting nonsense? Really?!) and the ... Read More:

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Stop the Clocks

by: Oasis

Release Date November 20, 2006
why is stand by me not on it? and many others are missing from the be here now album, there biggest and best selling album along with morning glory! and not only that but they include tracks instead from there b-side album! oasis were a great band in the 90s but since be here now in 1997 they have either been very average or very crap, i would advise buying there first three albums for the real greatest hits of oasis, because now they are just overated!