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STICK TO YOUR DAY JOB JIMMY! . EVEN THOUGH HE IS THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE DIPSET CREW  AND DIRECTS VIDEOES AS WELL BEHIND THE CAMERA,WHY DOES HE  WANT TO RAP ANYWAY?,YOUR PAID, JIM NOT EVERYBODY CAN DO IT  BUT I APPLAUD YOUR EFFORTS THOUGH IM NOT GOING TO KNOCK THAT  WHATS SO EVER,IT TAKES A LOT OF GUTS TO PUT YOURSELF OUT THERE  LIKE THAT,ANYWAY I LIKED THE "MIAMI JOINT" WITH TREY, DAM I HOPE  HIS NEXT ALBUM IS WAY BETTER,BECAUSE HIS PIPES ARE THROUGH  THE ROOF TO WASTE ON WACK SONGS,THERE'S A FEW IPOD WORTHY TRACKS  BUT THE KEY WORD IS "FEW "  ENOUGH SAID  (OUT
Output: NEG
The most eclectic album I've heard in years, and the best. . I came to beastie boys on the back of vague recommendations from a mate, not knowing what to expect. Initially, i got licensed to ill, which i enjoyed for what it is, but it was not the stuff i had been recommended. I moved to check your head, and was pleasantly surprised at songs like pass the mic, so what'cha want, live at pjs. Since then, I have been ABSOLUTELY blown away by this album. There is no other album i know of that combines punk-rock, metal, acid jazz, funk, world beats, and hip-hop, in the same album, sometimes even in the same song. And it makes for a great mix.    Not only is this album a great mix of styles, but it is produced crisply, with the vocals mixed down slightly to become an accompaniment to the rest of the instruments, synths blending seamlessly in and out of the music, and the tribal beats laying the foundation for some great songs. The beasties manage to record and mix accordingly for the style of each song style they attempt.    And they attempt a lot. Songs like 'The Update', 'Futterman's Rule' are a psychedelic funk-fest, with tribal world beats as a backbone,synths everywhere and funky guitar licks, i cant help but love them. Songs like 'Sabotage' and 'Heart Attack Man' make for a change of pace, with great punk metal riffs, and fast heavy drum beats. My personal favourite simply for its ingenuity and awesome sound is flute loop; who else but the Beasties could take a folk sounding flute riff, and bring it into the hip-hop world with funky beats, mad scratches and mad lyrics? No one, thats who.    Ultimately, there is something here for a fan of every type of music.I recommend this album to anyone who loves funk, punk, hip-hop, or jazz.    My recommendations are:  The Update,  Futterman's Rule,  Flute Loop,  Sure Shot,  Heart Attack Man,  B-Boys making with the Freak Freak.    Enjoy
Output: POS
don't try this at home . fans of too short shouild get this features erik sermon, goldy, mc bred, baby d spice 1, shock g, and other goodies definitely a must have plus for old heads shorty b does his tribute to maggot brain with the funkadelic inspired title track sho nuf funky
Output: POS
A nice (mainly) trad album! . A nice later album from this all-star, all-gal trad band.  On this album, the Ladies bring in various members of their families to perform alongside the ensemble...The Longs, Maddens, Clancys, et al., pitch in, and show where the group's trad roots come from.  Other than a horrendous  version of Dan Fogelberg's '70s AOR neolith, &quot;The Leader Of The Band,&quot; this is a great album.  (I &quot;get&quot; the thematic tie between the lyrics and this album; I just can't stand the song and think it's really cheesy.)  Otherwise, this disc has an admirable mix of instrumentals and ballads, and Joannie Madden's piping is, as ever, a heavenly aural treat.  Recommended
Output: POS
average . I was hyped about them coming back after they rocked on DJ Quik's Rhythmalism.that album was slammin'but this disc is about 5 years past the pull date on style.Up 'N Da CLub is tight.straight up DJ Quik is a Musical  Genius.but he can't pull this disc off Properly.AMG is banging on the track  but overall it's missing something
Output: NEG
Almost Perfect . If you love Mozart you will really enjoy this CD. In my opinion Sir Neville Marriner & the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields  performs Mozart better than any other. The only problem I have with this CD is some tracks on the first CD are recorded live. I have never been a big fan of live recordings. An occasional cough is heard on track 4 which makes me cringe. If only they passed out cough drops that evening I would have awarded this CD five stars. Otherwise the music is simply sublime. Robitussin anyone
Output: POS
The Collins CD to buy . This is the best ALbert Collins CD you can buy. The guitar playing is amazingly wild. Its one of the great blues albums ever, it certainly has the feeling of a great live seesion in the studio. All the different styles of blues that MR collins played are well represented here: shuffles, slow blues, minor blues, fast sinstrumentals, etc. More satisfying than any compilation. Warning: you'll want more after this
Output: POS
O Brother Bruce, Where Art Thou? . There are two stellar tracks on this: &quot;McCarran Airport," sounding like a lost Jimmy Webb classic, and the wistfully gorgeous &quot;Spring Time.&quot; A quick look at the credits show they're the only two from the pen of brother Bruce. As for the rest -- think Kenny G meets H/D/H. Sadly, that stands for Hallmark/Doggerel/Hallmark. And that's too bad, as the vocals and sparse arrangements are right on the money. If there's to be a follow-up, give Bruce free reign
Output: NEG
If it was possible to give 0 stars, I would have . This CD is just plain horrible.  It lacks in real talent and it is as cliche as you can get.  Hey, The Grateful Dead was a good band, but new hippie-wanna-be bands just don't have the talent.  The only people who buy  these albums are just 14 year old freshmen in High School looking for an  excuse to be &quot;popular.&quot;  Well, my bashing has been done, so I  will leave you on this note;  If you hear twinkle-twinkle-little-star music  once, doesn't it just get plain boring
Output: NEG
Beautiful, soulful . After hearing this cd for the first time, I knew I wanted to buy it.  I also bought this as a gift for a friend and she has been thanking me ever since
Output: POS
A Little Disappointed . I was given this CD from my sister, who knows I love to dig into up and coming bands.  I was not impressed.  The only song I found to be fairly original, in at least the sound, was In the Woods, which I wouldn't list as the fulcrum this album turns on.  The remainder of this album disappointed me with its appeal to emotion that was trying a little too hard (as is the style these days), hammering out repeated chords and vocals that have that familiar deep delicate sound.  Now, I don't like Coldplay.  I don't have any of their albums.  I hate to say this, but it almost sounds like Levy is really trying to pull off some Coldplay covers.  Make sure you listen to the samples before you buy this CD, because I'd hate for someone to accidently buy A Rush of Blood to the Head Part II.
Output: NEG
Blood in my stool . This is what occured when I heard this album. I immediately had to run to the bathroom and crap my life out. And guess what?!?!?!?!?! There was blood in my stool. Damn you jeffery for polluting this world with your awful lyrics, curse you for wasting beats, and shame on you for calling this album "blood in my eye" when you don't even know the history behind the book called "blood in my eye". Listen to us Ja quit rapping and go work at kfc
Output: NEG
An Album in the Same Style as This Left Feels Right Doesn't Crack it With Original Songs . I was very disappointed with the latest album from Bon Jovi, a band that has put out numerous exceptionally high quality albums throughout their career.  Obviously no one still expects them to put out albums today that set the scene of what is cool music wise, that they did back in the 80's and early 90's with the classics such as Slippery When Wet, New Jersey and Keep the Faith.  Obviously like everyone else from that era they rely on the next generation to tell them what is the latest rage music wise but this album music wise doesn't seem to fall into the latest style or ignore the latest trends and maintain their classic sound.     The album is like a continuation sound wise of their previous album This Left Feels Right, which was a greatest hits album rerecorded with their classic songs in a way that emphasised their lyrics.  That was great for the classics songs hearing them in a new way but this style for a whole album of new songs really doesn't do anything for me or anyone else I've come across.  Have a Nice Day is catchy and fast enough to be a great live song and it'll be around for a while if not forever but I don't think in five years time any other song from this album, like with other mediocre albums like Crush and Bounce will be played on the radio or at a Bon Jovi concert (and make sure you go to one of these before you or they die as they are the best live band one earth).  I hope that the guys have a few more good albums left in them but this certainly is not an indication that they do.
Output: NEG
Energetic . St. Elsewhere combines the energy of club beats with the soulful [and at times wistful] voice of Cee-Low and thought-provoking lyrics. I enjoy the variety of styles [from the frentic "Go-Go Gospel" to the introspective "Just a Thought"]. A must-have purchase
Output: POS
The Blac Monk Funk has arrived on the Scene! . I've been a big fan of Three 2's work as a Convict and w/Blac Monks, but dude def. can put it down on his own.  Took me forever to finally get a copy of this record, but it was worth the wait.  Plenty of laid back flow from Tre Deuce on beats from Houston legends John Bido & Mike Dean.  If you can ever manage to find this album for a reasonable price, i'de recommend coppin' it
Output: POS
Mushroomhead is by far my favorite band of all-time . I first saw this album in the store and I had never heard of this band before and I thought they looked awesome on the front cover so I took a chance and bought the CD. When I got it home and listened to it for the first time I immediately fell in love with the songs Solitaire Unraveling, These Filthy Hands, Never Let It Go, The Wrist, The New Cult King, and Too Much Nothing. I love how they make 8 band members work so uniquely and the two vocalists just put a whole other aspect to their music and separates them from many other bands. I saw the Solitaire Unraveling video on Headbangers Ball and I think it is so awesome and shows just how much emotion there is in their music. I would recommend this album to anybody who wants to listen to and a unique and talented band
Output: POS
Where are the original? . Harry Connick, Jr. did a fair job representing the musical legends that were found in the movie, but nonetheless, this soundtrack should contain the artists who created the songs and/or who were featured in the motion picture. If you are purchasing this CD because you enjoy the classics performed by musical legends, as I do, then I do not recommend this CD; instead I would buy the originals
Output: NEG
One of the few.... . For me, there have always been those bands where I like them but can only listen to a few of the songs because of the lead singers voice. This would include Maroon 5, Billy Talent, and Clap Your Hands Say Yea. While I applaud these bands for being unique, it is hard to listen to an entire cd of it.  Hot Hot Heat is one of the only exceptions I have ever had. I can listen to their cd's over and over and not have to stop after the 3rd or 4th track. While anything can become irritating, it takes Hot Hot Heat quite a while to get to me. I am also not a huge fan of these new English bands like Snow Patrol and Arctic Monkeys, but yet again Hot Hot Heat has something that just sticks with me. I recommend this cd as well as Make Up The Breakdown. Very good, upbeat songs that you will enjoy full-heartedly on a car ride home
Output: POS
Dark? Sad? Difficult listening?  I dunno about all that... . Throughout the reviews for "Bone Machine", you'll see warnings that this music is harrowing, obsessed with death, "not the place to begin with Tom Waits."    Pshaw.  This album makes me grin ear-to-ear, all the way through.  This one contains some of Tom's most lovely ballads: "Who Are You", and the amazing "A Little Rain".  It has some of his funniest lyrics: "Murder in the Red Barn" comes to mind.       "Cause there's nothin' strange  About an axe with bloodstains in the barn    There's always some killin'  You got to do around the farm"    The poetry on "Bone Machine" is truly (to use an overused phrase), mind-blowing.  Hell, I might even go to church if they sang honest songs about mortality like the chillingly beautiful "Dirt in the Ground"!  "The Ocean Doesn't Want Me" is his best spoken word piece ever.  "Jesus Gonna Be Here" just flat rocks out.       Be clear about this: "Bone Machine" is not background music: it demands attention.  But the bottom line: be not afraid.  Strap on the headphones, pour a tall glass, and take the ride.
Output: POS
Ja Rule - Blood in My Eye . After Ja Rule rose in popularity throughout the years since his debut, "Venni Vetti Vecci" in 1999, now in 2003 lots of things have changed.  50 Cent and his G-Unit crew rose up from the streets of New York and took the rap game by storm and their goal was to destroy Ja Rule and expose him as a poser.  After numerous disses throughout the years when 50 and his clique were in the underground scene til 2003, Ja Rule's career slowly began to crumble before his eyes.  So with this release, "Blood in My Eye," Ja is out to prove that he still got that gangsta s*** in him.  Can Ja turn his career back around or will it further put him in the grave?    1. Murder (Intro) - No Rating    2. The Life (Featuring Hussein Fatal, Caddillac Tah & James Gotti) - 4/5    3. Clap Back - Minute+ Talking Intro - 4/5    4. The Crown (Featuring Sizzla) - 4/5    5. Kay Slay (Skit) - No Rating    6. Things Gon' Change (Featuring Black Child, Young Merc & D.O. Cannons) - 4.5/5    After Track....2 Punk A** Quarters (Skit) - No Rating    7. Race Against Time II - 4.5/5    8. Bobby Creep (Skit) - No Rating    9. N***** & B****** - 4.5/5    10. The INC Is Back (Featuring Shadow, Sekou 720 & Black Child) - 4/5    11. Remo (Skit) - No Rating    12. Blood in My Eye (Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 4/5    13. It's Murda (Freestyle)[Bonus Track](Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 4/5    14. The Wrap (Freestyle)[Bonus Track](Featuring Hussein Fatal) - 3.5/5    Overall:    41/50    4 Stars    Ja Rule does indeed return to his roots.....somewhat.  Mostly every track has Ja spitting with anger dissing 50, Eminem, DMX, Dr. Dre and mostly every other rapper who dissed him.  He still got some pretty hot radio tracks but most of the album is filled with semi-hardcore tracks.  This was the first "flop" in Ja Rules career.  This album barely pushed over 400,000 units to date.  Still a pretty good record though, check it out
Output: POS
My Second Favorite LP Of All Time . This is one of the greatest hip hop albums I've ever listened to. In my opinion, Murs has never sounded so good. His flows are vivid and realistic and the production fitted them to the Tee. I thought every song was extremely dope. I highly recommend this in your collection. I know this review will not make me popular w/many but I have to write it how I honestly feel. Save the negative remarks for someone who cares. I know Murs is not the best MC of all time. I'm not sayin that. He's far from it. I'm sayin this is my 2nd favorite album of all time simply for the overall feelings I get from it every time I put it on. I'm sure if you want some heart-felt/feel-good Hip Hop music this will suit you. Peac
Output: POS
? . What is this compilation have to do with anything?  These are a bunch of essential songs with a few remixes that are already on other CD's! GOLD?  Where in the hell is the platinum collection at?  I was hoping to fine more rare remixes from the artists listed on this CD, instead of nothing.  HIP-O records should be more focused than the efforts of this project.  What about the other Eric B & Rakim expanded projects (UNCUT, please,unlike the GOLD album they did for them...) Uptown Records Compilation re-release, Marley Marl's first jams on MCA... who's with me on this?  Even better, how about helping with BEP to stop selling out and making quality Hip Hop music again.  I suggest some real crate-diggers for the HIP-O staff in the future because this CD is a redicule of hip hop music, and they're not doing jackbone for r&b either!  I got one name for that: SWITCH's full-length albums on CD!  Hip-O and MCA/Geffen/Universal, if you're not going to at least make up you minds what name to use to lead the company, stop keeping the people waiting for quality products. I will not buy this so-called Hip Hop GOLD CD because it's junk!
Output: NEG
Woke Up (?) With A Monster Bomb...but at least it's not a bad as In Colour (or was it black and white) or Busted! . Pls. Rick Nielsen, "Tell Me Everything"! Why did   you guys get a sorry Producer like Ted Templeman   to Produce what could have been a great comeback   LP? If you Trick fans wanna be in 'My Gang' then   you gotta spread the news to pray for better ef-  forts than this in the future if the Tricksters   are gonna stay employed!    'You're All I Wanna Do' and the title track,  with it's "Mommy and Daddy" chorus, is kinda   cool and retro for 'Surrender' - now the mar-  riage is on the rocks! Like Cheap Trick's ca-  reer after this disgrace! It's enough to make   you 'Cry Baby'...Pls. bring back Brant!
Output: NEG
Amps are hot, recording is warm . The songs on this album are outstanding, the writing is direct, the themes are the same ones Neil has always sung about, making relationships last over time, country living, the road.  But the way this album was recorded is probably the main reason I keep coming back.  Obviously the guitars are all melting and the amps are overdriven and the songs are free-form, but the vocals are right where I want them, and the guitars are so warm that the album never agitates me (and believe me, I've listened to some agitating music - Teengenerate anyone?).  I guess the fifth star is gained by the fact that the songs and the band are still more important than the medium, this album isn't noteworthy for its use of feedback and hot guitars, but because everything fits, in a smooth and soulful way.  Never gimmick.  Always authentic.  Neil transcends the genre again
Output: POS
They didn't. . My sister got this CD, and at first I didn't care. Until I heard the Beatles covers. I was absolutely horrified at what they did to those classic songs. The people who make these are the spawn of idiocy.    If those kids ruin another great song I'll hunt them down and throttle them in their sleep
Output: NEG
Disappointment . The soundtrack was a total disappointment since I purchhased it entirely for the last track featuring some awesome guitar. I will be returning it tomorrow
Output: NEG
This is not good, don't believe the hype! . Now I have heard a lot of people say that this is a classic, and that it may be the most creative CD of all time, but when I take a listen, I just laugh. There are so many better rappers who have a million times the talent that Missy Elliot has and are so much more creative. Honestly, and the lyrics are awful, only a couple of the beats are okay, but after listening to Missy Elliot's annoying voice, then you will be very frustrated like I was that I bought this
Output: NEG
Good stuff . First off; I really appreciate artists or labels that give you at least 60 minutes of play time and don't cut out lengthy guitar solos.  This CD certainly delivers in this regard as Ronnie Earl and the Duke trade guitar jams in creative duets for a solid 70 plus minutes.  This is a close 5 star recommendation but it isn't a classic and it isn't groundbreaking; although I would think some reviewers would seriously disagree with that point.  It's just damn good music by two pros whose different styles compliment one another.  Highly recommended.
Output: POS
Powerful as the First . I have looked for this soundtrack for years and I was so glad to finally see it offered. I love the variations on the theme from the Omen II, such as the opening music from the movie, which is why I looked for so long. If you love powerful and furious music, this is for you
Output: POS
DO NOT BUY IF PLANNING TO PLAY ON PC . This is a copy of the review on Amazon.com for Van Zant's Get Right With The Man which is another Sony corrupted title.    "This CD secretly installs DRM (digital rights management) software on your PC without your permission. Not only does it do this, but the software then hides itself by installing as a "root kit."    As per WikiPedia,    --  Root kit  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.  A root kit is a set of tools used by an intruder after cracking a computer system. These tools can help the attacker maintain his or her access to the system and use it for malicious purposes. Root kits are known to exist for a variety of operating systems such as Linux, Solaris and versions of Microsoft Windows.    A rootkit typically hides logins, processes, files, and logs and may include software to intercept data from terminals, network connections, and the keyboard. In many sources, rootkits are counted as trojan horses.  --    In this instance, Sony installs DRM software to copy protect their CD, and prevent it from being copied to various devices, all the while not telling you, the user, or letting you uninstall it because it hides itself from the user and Windows. Manually trying to uninstall it like some people have done, results in their CD-Rom drives disappearing entirely from Windows, as Sony installs their own custom CD-Rom drivers onto the system.    DO NOT SUPPORT THIS WRECKLESS KIND OF COPY PROTECTION. SHOW THE MUSIC BUSINESS THIS IS *YOUR* MUSIC. *YOU* PURCHASED IT, AND THEY SHOULD *NOT* BE ABLE TO DICTATE HOW YOU CAN USE IT.    Do not buy this CD. "    A list of affected titles can be found at eff  And another part of an Amazon.com review for the Van Zant CD    "Amazon rocks. They pulled they infected CD's from sale and allowed these reviews that tell of the problems. Shame on Sony they not only messed with the consumers but also the artists."    Trey Anastasio, Shine (Columbia)  Celine Dion, On ne Change Pas (Epic)  Neil Diamond, 12 Songs (Columbia)  Our Lady Peace, Healthy in Paranoid Times (Columbia)  Chris Botti, To Love Again (Columbia)  Van Zant, Get Right with the Man (Columbia)  Switchfoot, Nothing is Sound (Columbia)  The Coral, The Invisible Invasion (Columbia)  Acceptance, Phantoms (Columbia)  Susie Suh, Susie Suh (Epic)  Amerie, Touch (Columbia)  Life of Agony, Broken Valley (Epic)  Horace Silver Quintet, Silver's Blue (Epic Legacy)  Gerry Mulligan, Jeru (Columbia Legacy)  Dexter Gordon, Manhattan Symphonie (Columbia Legacy)  The Bad Plus, Suspicious Activity (Columbia)  The Dead 60s, The Dead 60s (Epic)  Dion, The Essential Dion (Columbia Legacy)  Natasha Bedingfield, Unwritten (Epic)  Ricky Martin, Life (Columbia) (labeled as XCP, but, oddly, our disc had no protection
Output: NEG
This single cost Britney's knee! . There's nothing outrageous about the title song - it's a lame, mind-numbing piece of crap compared to many other songs found on the "In the Zone" album: Imagine "Breathe on Me", "Touch of My Hand" or "Shadow" on constant radio play or running on MTV. And no, we're not apparently going to have that because Britney's precious time was wasted in incorporating this bore of a song into a single and even attempting a video out of it, like we know ended up in Britney's injury. For nothing.   Fortunately for this single, it's got the already legendary "Toxic" and a marvelous vocal mix version of "Everytime" - another star for that.
Output: NEG
Why waste CD time on remixes and omit "Careless Whisper" is beyond me . Gee,the CD seemed fine. My favorites are here. "Everything She Wants" (original),"Freedom","Young Guns (Go For It)","Where Did Your Heart Go?","Careless Whisper"...hey,wait a second..."Careless Whisper" ain't on here. The ultimate George Michael/Wham! ballad and this is supposed to be a greatest hits album and that song missed? "A Different Corner" also? Because of stupid remixes of "I'm Your Man" & "Everything She Wants"?  Huh,I rather listen to ANDREW RIDGELEY's solo album than those remixes. Really! Psyche
Output: NEG
Uninspired . This record is not Robben Ford at his best, uninspired playing and singing and the lyrics are really at a low level, not a good record at all.
Output: NEG
A disappointment . The SACD recording of Derek and the Domino's Layla is a disappointment to say the least.  I have recently begun listening to several SACD and DVD-Audio recordings and this sound mix offers nothing new to the previous recordings.  This is one of rock's best offerings and the sound on this SACD offers no improvement to the mix of Eric Clapton and Duane Allman's guitar work.  A major letdown.
Output: NEG
the worst Green day record . In 2001 during the (good ridance)time of your life craze they released a Cd to make every song accustic to like time of your life.
Output: NEG
RAP CLASSIC . This is most possibly the illest rap cd to ever hit stores. The two headed monsta Black C and Mr Cee, along with company, Cellski and Hitman put together pounding beats, sick flows, and sweet hooks. The rhymes are very creative. The highlights of this album be "Blue Bird" best track on the LP, "Bounce to this" gets your pumped for the album. "I Got my nine". "Niggaz on the jock" "M.N.O.H.P" "Pass the zig zags" and "Dedication" but all the tracks pound. This gem from RBL Posse is a must have for any west coast rap fan
Output: POS