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What is the last C.D. you purchased?

This topic was started on 2008-06-02 07:06 pm.
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wtshnnfb01
Wild Honey



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posted by wtshnnfb01 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:06 pm quote

I figure since we have, the last movie you watched, as well as now a what are you drinking topic, this seemed like a good idea. Feel free to include a brief review. Hell, if you want reviw any album you have.

I bought the best of Third Eye Blind yesterday. I contains a nice mix of hits, album songs, and non-released songs. I'd give it a 8.5 out of ten. The track listing makes little sense.

Hans23
Party Girl



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posted by Hans23 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:09 pm quote

Linkin Parks Minutes to Midnight, Better than i thought it was going to be. Some great songs like What I've Done and Hands Held High.

wtshnnfb01
Wild Honey



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Location: Where The Streets Have No Name
posted by wtshnnfb01 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:13 pm quote

My sister has a burnt copy of that album. Ain't that the one Bleed It Out is on? Fuckin awesome song. Feel free to leave comments about any album you want btw.

markp91
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posted by markp91 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:14 pm quote

Okay, The last album I bought was Everything You Want by Kane (you know, that dutch band who played Acrobat live )

They did the same as U2 in the 90's: putting trance influences in the Rock music, but they did it a bit extremer. It became a very nice album, maybe even their best. Especially the 'softer' songs are very good: It's London Calling, Somewhere Close, Shot Of A Gun and Tough. The last song is by far the best: I belong to You. Very good ballad.
There is one but: It is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too short.
Almost every song is 3-4 minutes, there are 12 songs! It's in total about half an hour!
Hans23
Party Girl



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posted by Hans23 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:16 pm quote

Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:
My sister has a burnt copy of that album. Ain't that the one Bleed It Out is on? Fuckin awesome song. Feel free to leave comments about any album you want btw.


Thats the one, short and sweet

Vasult
Boy-Girl



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posted by Vasult (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:16 pm quote

Last CD I bought was I-Empire by Angels and Airwaves and I was little dissapointed with that. The songs sounds stereotype and uninteresting. It really wasn't what I was waiting from Tom Delonge. The first record We Don't Need To Whisper sounds better...

wtshnnfb01
Wild Honey



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posted by wtshnnfb01 (Member) on 2008-06-02 07:21 pm quote

To help keep momentum in this topic, I'm going to revie some of my back catalog.

Foo Fighters-Echoes Silence Patience and Grace

10/10: Possibly the best album of last year. same reason I love JT. The variety. "The Pretender" and "Let It Die" are staright up classic Foos, while "Summers End", sounds vaguey like southern rock, and even has a nice piano ballad in "Home". I still think Everlong is there best song, but this is a great album all around.

Guenther
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posted by Guenther (Member) on 2008-06-02 09:12 pm quote

Music of the American Revolution by The Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums......I'm a dork.... I know.....

U2Nick
God Part II



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Location: Fall River, MA
posted by U2Nick (Member) on 2008-06-02 09:13 pm quote

R.E.M. - Accelerate!!!

evman
Boy-Girl



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Location: white plains
posted by evman (Member) on 2008-06-02 09:16 pm quote

the last cd i bought was the flight of the navigator sound track hard to find

Remy
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posted by Remy (Webmaster) on 2008-06-02 09:24 pm quote

Originally posted by markp91:
Okay, The last album I bought was Everything You Want by Kane (you know, that dutch band who played Acrobat live )

They did the same as U2 in the 90's: putting trance influences in the Rock music, but they did it a bit extremer. It became a very nice album, maybe even their best. Especially the 'softer' songs are very good: It's London Calling, Somewhere Close, Shot Of A Gun and Tough. The last song is by far the best: I belong to You. Very good ballad.
There is one but: It is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too short.
Almost every song is 3-4 minutes, there are 12 songs! It's in total about half an hour!




That's my last download purchase too

iTim
Boy-Girl



Posts: 332
Location: Staffordshire
posted by iTim (Member) on 2008-06-02 09:26 pm quote

Ministry of Sound: Chilled 1991-2008

Yet to give it a proper listen, but the tracklisting is great.

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