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| | Love (Cult album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Love is an album by the band The Cult, released in 1985 on Beggars Banquet Records. | | | In 2000, the album was remastered and reissued on CD, with only the ten original songs and different artwork. | | | Many European CD pressings, as well as Canadian and Australian pressings, include two bonus tracks: "Little Face" as track four, and "Judith" as track eleven. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_(Cult_album)
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| | Splendid: Departments: The Essential Albums |
| | Love is arguably The Cult's best album, but it's often overshadowed by the differences between it and the music on the band's breakthrough albums, Electric and Sonic Temple. | | | Each album's title is a propos -- Love is a gothic, psychedelic, melodic album, whereas the words "electric" and "sonic" are apt descriptions of the band's later work. | | | In fact, the music on Love is so beautiful and dreamy that it's hard to believe the same band made the group's later albums. |
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http://www.splendidezine.com/departments/essential/ea50205.html
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| | Love by Cult CD |
| | The songwriting, guitar, lyrics and general fun of this album are difficult to describe. | | | The Love album can be regarded as their best recording. | | | This was one of the most influential albums of the 80s that went largely unnoticed by the MTV pop culture. |
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http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1048555/a/Love.htm
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| | M-Files "Arthur Lee & Love" |
| | In 1966, Love became the first rock band to be signed by Elektra Records, with the proviso that drummer Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer replace the drug-addled Don Conca. | | | As it turned out, that album was the high point of the band's career. | | | The only thing that made this album memorable was the appearance of Hendrix on the song "Everlasting First". |
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http://the-m-files.com/love/m2indexframe.html
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| | The Cult, MP3 Music Download at eMusic |
| | Dreamtime, the group's first album, was released in the fall of 1984, accompanied by a single "Spiritwalker," which reached number one in the U.K. in the spring. | | | The first single from the album, "Love Removal Machine," became a number 18 hit in the spring of 1987, while the album itself reached number four in the U.K. upon its April release. | | | For their third album, the Cult shuffled its lineup -- Stewart moved to rhythm guitar, while former Zodiac Mindwarp bassist Kid Chaos joined the lineup -- and hired Rick Rubin as producer and the result, Electric, was their hardest, heaviest record to date. |
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http://www.emusic.com/artist/11530/11530905.html
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| | The Cult: Pure Cult: the Singles 1984-1995 - PopMatters Music Review |
| | The album would be stronger if the remainder was a uplifting as this song. | | | After Love the band began work on an album to be title Peace (songs from this work are available as the Manor Sessions). | | | The back cover lists and songs and symbols and suggests some sort of equation which ends up with "The Cult." The album are not nearly that coherent of course but does show the range of the band's music. |
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http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/c/cult-pure.shtml
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| | Blue Oyster Cult - Blue Öyster Cult Review - sputnikmusic |
| | The lyrics are the most science fictional of the album. | | | I also think BOC are underrated, as for the album, this is a very good album and a strong debut. | | | This album is great for those who have boughten a BÖC compliation and wanted to learn and listen to more of the American Black Sabbath. |
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http://musicianforums.com/sputnik/album.php?reviewid=3862&...&styleid=18
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| | Beggars Banquet - artists - Cult |
| | It was only when they came to record their next album in the summer of 1986 that the problems started. | | | By July, when they booked into Jacob's Studios, Farnham, to record their second album, it was clear the onus would be on slower, heavier songs. | | | Yet parts of the album also sign-posted the band's next phase. |
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http://www.beggars.com/artists/catalogue/cult/biography_04.htm
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| | Love: Remastered Music at Shop Ireland |
| | Still loved as a conventional album, Love is an obscure concept album based on simple lyrics showing a youthful intensity, hypnotic rock riffs and simple rythmns. | | | Love is the best album to come from this truely underated and gifted band. | | | The guitar on this album almost swirls, and all the tracks have a dreamy, undulating quality to them ('Big Neon Glitter', 'Love'), with some stormy moments ('Phoneix'). |
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http://www.shopireland.ie/music/reviews/B000007VCM
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| | The Cult - Four Album Kharmic Cycle Theory. @ xsorbit Free Message Boards |
| | Beyond Good and Evil is their seventh album released 7 years after their last album -"The Cult, self titled"...This is the beginning of the end, and beginning of the Beginning of The Cult's "Four album kharmic cycle"...see first bullet in list("-They are 7 years apart"). | | | FOURTEEN years after "Sonic Temple", the last albums in the "FOUR album kharmic cycle", it would also be the EIGHTH album in their discography. | | | - The Albums marking the fourth and hypothetically, eighth (fourth and final of "second 4 album cycle") in The Cult Discography - Sonic temple is recognized by some pundits and definitely, commercially, as the Pinnacle of their populartity and success as a Band. |
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http://www.xsorbit2.com/users/taokow/index.cgi?board=The_Cult&action=display&num=1012837772&start=0
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| | cocteau twins discography fan reviews Victorialand |
| | This album is the manifesto of the new romantic avangarde. | | | But all the albums are pure musical genius. | | | This album was the first Cocteau Twins I listened to. |
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http://www.cocteautwins.com/html/discography/reviews/vic_rev.html
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| | HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM REVIEWS The Cult - Beyond Good and Evil |
| | The album is twelve tracks of martyr-posing, passion-inciting, flag-waving rock put through the millennial blender, and it's entertaining as bloody hell. | | | This is a punishing album - a non-stop tank engine of sound from start to finish, with one brief hiccup in the middle named "Nico," which is more or less the weakest track by default. | | | "Rise," the first single off of the Cult's new album, is like the badass stepchild of the classic 1985 Love album, with a spiraling electric guitar line, huge chorus, and the unadulterated ideals of rock 'n' roll stamped like tattoos on each lean-muscled forearm. |
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http://www.hybridmagazine.com/reviews/0601/cult.shtml
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| | System of a down, new album! - Nightmare Cult |
| | i wonder what's the new album will be like. | | | In the middle of recording the new double album, 'Hypnotize/Mesmerize', and preparing to tour Australia later this month, System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian spoke with Australia's Beat magazine about their concert format and the sound on the new album. | | | Nightmare Cult · The Dark Circus · Music |
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http://nightmarecult.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=5005
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| | Cult by Cult, The (lyrics & reviews) |
| | This is by far my favorite Cult album and quite possibly the best rock album of all time. | | | The Cult's final album before their breakup (and eventual reunion), this record can be best described as a mixed bag. | | | But the album does stumble from time to time. |
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http://www.19.5degs.com/album/cult/4468
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| | ModBlog - matthewedwinmiller |
| | Their third album in 1987, "Earth Sun Moon" gave the group another college radio hit with "No New Tale To Tell." Their big breakthrough came from their 1989 album, "Love And Rockets", the single "So Alive" stormed the US charts, reaching #1 on the Modern Rock and #3 on the Pop charts. | | | Love And Rockets emphasized pop song structure and brought forth the underlying psychedelia in their music as Bauhaus, essentially leaving their goth roots behind. | | | Their 1985 debut album, "Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven" started building the new fanbase with their club hit, "Ball Of Confusion" (originally written by The Temptations). |
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http://matthewedwinmiller.modblog.com/core.mod?show=blogview&blog_id=545279
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| | Amazon.com: Love: Music: Cult |
| | The previous effort in album by the Cult, Dreamtime, is infantile in comparison. | | | Love, the album, also demonstrates the will to advance and evolve. | | | The title track of the album is clearly the defining moment. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000007VCM?v=glance
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| | The Cult Discography: Electric |
| | This album could hardly be more different than Love released just two years prior, but they'd scrapped 12 tracks recorded in 1986 (known alternately as the Peace album or The Manor Sessions) and then re-recorded the album with Rick Rubin. | | | The Cult still play many of these songs live, including Wild Flower, Peace Dog, Lil' Devil and Love Removal Machine, and they seem to love playing this material as much as their audience loves hearing it. | | | It's the favorite Cult album of hard rock and metal fans, and for good reason -- it grabs you hard and doesn't let go. |
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http://www.the-cult.com/electric.html
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| | Lizzi: groovy downtempo rock |
| | The new album, "Love and you and I," is about uniting opposites -- staying and walking away, sadness and happiness -- and musically uniting the coldness of loops and computers with the warmth of real instruments. | | | In 1994, she released her first solo album, "Lizzie," for which she wrote most of the songs. | | | "The album is the story of a love affair -- from the beginning, through all the conflicting emotions to the not necessarily bitter end... |
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| | Beyond Good and Evil Music at Shop Ireland |
| | This album is definately in the 'rock but not quite metal' groove of Sonic Temple and Ceremony, but without the experimentation of the self-titled album. | | | Although The Cult are unlikely to ever again produce an album as virtually perfect as LOVE they continue to write excellent songs. | | | The Cult's last release was 1994 and on the basis of this album compared to the lack lustre solo outputs of Duffy & Astbury, the break would have appear to have done them some good. |
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http://www.shopireland.ie/music/reviews/B00005IBYZ
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| | Eponymous |
| | Blue Oyster Cult co-founder Albert Bouchard and Deborah Frost, noted rock scribe in the words of the New York Times, trace the musical journey of Albert Bouchard between his last Blue Oyster Cult album, 1988's Imaginos, in 1988 and this 1994 release. | | | The album that launched Cellsum and the Brain Surgeons. |
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| | CLUAS Indie Album Reviews: The Magnetic Fields 'i' |
| | Scaling back on the grand ambitions of the previous Fields album - the cult classic '69 Love Songs' - Merritt's new album 'i' offers more wry observations on love, the only time where history is written by the losers. | | | His previous Fields work, '69 Love Songs', was a sprawling 3-disc kaleidoscope of dizzying eclecticism and fast-acting pop thrills, a bona fide classic whose stature will grow with the years. | | | Since then, two wonderful albums as The 6ths ('Hyacinths and Thistles') and Future Bible Heroes ('Eternal Youth') have allowed him to escape the inevitable expectation surrounding a new Magnetic Fields album. |
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| | Slim's: Upcoming Shows |
| | Their resume includes half a dozen albums, and the band is currently working on a new album as we speak. | | | Their new album, "Dead Moon's Calling," showcases the extraordinary cross-polinization of rockabilly, punk rock, classic hardcore and a lot of psychobilly, which quickly became the trademark of the band. | | | The Sounds' second album, "Dying to Say This to You," is an even stronger fusion of the band's punk attitude and pop savvy. |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Imaginos - Blue Oyster Cult at Epinions.com |
| | The album was shelved for a few years, then In 1986, Sandy Pearlman and Steve Schenk approached CBS and suggested that they get Eric Bloom and Donald Roeser to play and sing on it and release it as a Blue Oyster Cult album. | | | The album began as a collaboration between Sandy Pearlman and drummer Al Bouchard. | | | Imaginos is one of B.O.C.'s worst albums and certainly their most confusing album as well. |
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| | About: The Official Cloud Cult Website --- Albums, Bios, MP3s, News |
| | Although Minowa continued to compose, record and produce the songs, the new album would also prove to be the first Cloud Cult album that accurately captures the sound of the full live band as a whole, rather than previous Cloud Cult albums where the live band was more a reflection of the CD. | | | Coupled with performing at an exhaustive pace, Cloud Cult released yet another album in the summer of 2004 "Lost Songs from the Lost Years." It would be the band's third release in less than one year. | | | Established as a not-for-profit music centered environmental and philosophical movement, Cloud Cult and the band's self-created record label, Earthology Records, are providing music lovers across the U.S. with some of the most intelligent revolutionary music on the market today. |
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| | Blue Öyster Cult MP3 Downloads - Blue Öyster Cult Music Downloads - Blue Öyster Cult Music Videos |
| | The album yielded the band's biggest single with "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," a multi-textured, deeply melodic soft rock song with psychedelic overtones, written by guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser. | | | If ever there were a manifesto for 1970s rock, one that prefigured both the decadence of the decade's burgeoning heavy metal and prog rock excesses and the rage of punk rock, "This Ain't the Summer of Love," the opening track from Agents of Fortune, Blue Öyster Cult's fourth album, was it. | | | Alternative releases are different issues or variant issues of the same album. |
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| | Cult related collectables |
| | Pure Cult was released in vinyl, but a special edition vinyl box set was also issued. | | | These CDs are one track, with a chance to win a full CD of the Cult. | | | This vinyl album comes in a yellow plain sleeve. |
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| | The Cult Discography (major releases) |
| | The album that brought wide attention to the band, its heavy overdubs give it as much of a psychedelic glow as the goth feel usually attributed to it. | | | The hardest rock album and favored by the Cult's hard-core rock and metal fans. | | | Long unavailable and recently rereleased, singles and mixes of the first album's songs have always been big with collectors, and many are still played live. |
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| | The Cult - Best of Rare Cult : album review |
| | Best of Rare Cult, as the title implies, draws from this box set and adds yet another four tracks to complete a fifteen-track "appetizer" CD which is, as the promotional material states, "an album in it's own right". | | | Unlike Astbury's recent solo album, Spirit/Light/Speed, his vocal powers are well demonstrated on this compilation. | | | If you have recently returned from Mars and are unaware of a band named The Cult, this could be the perfect alternative take on the band for you - if they hadn't already released a Best Of album. |
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| | No More Love Songs? |
| | Their new album Eternal Youth retains The Magnetic Fields' lyrical sharpness, but love songs are conspicuous by their absence, as are conventional instruments such as guitars and drums. | | | For this tours for this album, we decided to follow that Magnetic Fields example, the idea being that the music that sounds good synthetically on the album will sound interesting and different and equally good but in a completely different way if we play it with acoustic instruments. | | | The reason that there's some instrumental tracks on the album is that he's so prolific. |
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| | Music Cult item? |
| | On the downside, Beyond is unlikely to become anyone’s favorite Cult album. | | | Yet it’s the other part of “Rise” — the thundering metal crunch that introduces the song — that keys you into where the Cult are headed on the rest of the album. |
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http://www.bostonphoenix.com/boston/music/other_stories/documents/01655683.htm
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| | Favourite Radiohead Album: - The Cult |
| | i love all their music, it's so hard to name a favorite album. | | | It's one of those CD's where its impact of the album is infinately stronger than just the individual songs, which is the opposite of the Bends, which is nearly as good. | | | By the end of that album my load is most certainly spent. |
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| | USATODAY.com |
| | During the 80s, the band went from punk (they used to be called the Southern Death Cult), to psychedelic on the album Love (which featured the hit She Sells Sanctuary), to metal on Electric and Sonic Temple. | | | The album was broken up -- we had 60 different rift ideas, but nothing concrete. | | | The Cult: I think there were actually 16 songs, but there were a lot of riffs. |
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http://cgi1.usatoday.com/mchat/20010613003/tscript.htm
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| | The Cult - Nostalgia Central |
| | Relocating to London, he recruited a new band from the post-punk circuit and released a self-titled 4 track 12" single. | | | Astbury's flowing locks were also something of an anomaly for an 'alternative' band in those dark 80s days, and the band were derided by some sections of the music press. | | | That years album, Ceremony, sounded somewhat listless although it was a relative success. |
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http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/music/cult.htm
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| | Cloud Cult: Aurora Borealis - PopMatters Music Review |
| | But the rest of the album's 14 tracks touch on the atmospheric, the avant-garde, acoustic ballads, audio sample-based collage, and even politics. | | | While many of 2004's most-buzzed-about indie-rock albums are merely exercises in a trendy genre (from the endless garage-rock revival to the unremarkable post-post-punk of Franz Ferdinand), Cloud Cult displays the breadth of an iconic band to whom Franz Ferdinand is inexplicably compared, Blur. | | | If the Beach Boys' lost Smile album, which Brian Wilson recently performed live, was a "teenage symphony to God", then Cloud Cult's Aurora Borealis is a grown-up symphony to the departed soul of a two-year-old child. |
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http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/c/cloudcult-aurora.shtml
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| | EvilSponge: Album: A Cult Of One by My Favorite |
| | I love that 80's sound, and this is another fine release by this retro influenced band. | | | EvilSponge: Album: A Cult Of One by My Favorite | | | A review of Love At Absolute Zero, My Favorite's debut full-length. |
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| | Bettye LaVette: The Great Lady of Soul |
| | It was to be released on Atco, but complications arose and the album was shelved. | | | LaVette returned to Atlantic Records where the album "Child of the '70s" was cut. | | | Bettye flew to Holland in 2001 and recorded for Munich Records, a "live" album, "Let Me Down Easy - In Concert." The CD was met with great praise from music critics. |
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| | THE CULT: BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL - review |
| | There is little I can say about this album without gushing uncontrollably. | | | Rumors of a new album featuring all of the original members ( | | | Granted, that album has grown on me since, and several tracks from |
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http://www.feoamante.com/Music/Reviews/ABC/cult_bge.html
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| | Blue Oyster Cult / Spectres album review [plus 'Nosferatu' song lyrics] |
| | "Nosferatu" is placed on the album back-to-back with another great vampire song, "I Love the Night." Even though the album also includes their huge scaly hit "Godzilla," it's not ALL about monsters. | | | The song appears on Spectres, a classic album from BOC's middle period. | | | The album also includes plenty of the complex, hard-edged, non-monstery progressive rock they're know for, with standout tracks including "Golden Age of Leather," "Death Valley Nights," and "Fireworks." |
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http://www.grinningplanet.com/review-lyrics/blue-oyster-cult-spectres-nosferatu.htm
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| | The Cult: Beyond Good And Evil |
| | "War" carefully starts with flanger and gothic and arpeggios that sound very much like the Love album in order to quickly leave room for the big guitars and the unrestrained rhythms that make up this album. | | | The group seems to have found the osmosis that made its success in the Eighties: the synergy of Billy Duffy's cutting guitars and the lyricism of the singer Ian Astbury. | | | After a long absence and a handful of forgettable records, The Cult returns to peak form with Beyond Good And Evil, an album of pure rock loaded with raging riffs. |
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| | Love - Cult - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk |
| | Love was the last album they made with a gothic theme before re-emerging as leather... | | | The Cult were a darker band of the 80's, a ray of light in a time of funny hair and legwarmers. | | | Love - Cult - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk |
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| | The Cult appreciation thread |
| | My band decided to play a couple of The Cult covers so I've been listening to their "The Singles 1984-1995" cd. | | | Probably the most "heavy metal" album they've ever done. | | | Love, Electric and Sonic Temple were all great. |
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| | Films and Music - Only The Best |
| | Heaven 17 continued making albums throughout the eighties and into the 90s. | | | Her own Albums have recieved rave reviews worldwide. | | | Crazy Way of Lovin' explores Jazz music's favourite themes: love, growth, pain and honesty. |
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| | Rolling Stone : The Cult : Music Reviews |
| | Portions of album and DVD content provided by | | | Home : artists : The Cult : Album Reviews | | | Rolling Stone : The Cult : Music Reviews |
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| | Slipcue E-Zine: Pop and Rock Music Books |
| | This includes a hefty dose of hip-hop and rap albums, which I suppose makes sense, considering the intense recent cross-pollination of hip hop with cheesy quiet storm "soul" (which is also heavily emphasized in this volume). | | | Non-fans will be delighted by the intensive devotion to ephemera and the belligerently academic tone which seeks to browbeat outsiders into accepting the worldview of a musical movement that hails each club opening as the birth of a new subgenre. | | | Despite the years-old bust in the lounge music boom, this is a fun and informative volume. |
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| | Love :: The Cult Fanlisting |
| | Fave album: Pure Cult or Beyond Good And Evil |
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| | Complete Album Lyrics: Blue Oyster Cult All Lyrics |
| | Complete Album Lyrics: Blue Oyster Cult All Lyrics | | | Browse a - z lyrics: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | | | Buy Blue Oyster Cult CD Top Song Lyrics |
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| | panopticist: Cultural Surveillance |
| | It's his first disc of fresh solo material since 1995, when he put out four separate albums, two under his own name and two with collaborators. | | | He's most famous for his writing and production work on Madonna's Ray of Light—a disc that's filled with his signature sounds and production style—but from the mid-'80s to the mid-'90s he put out about a dozen discs of his own music, some under his own name and some with groups like Bassomatic and Torch Song. | | | Released this past Tuesday and currently in heavy rotation here in my apartment: Hello Waveforms, a mostly instrumental solo record from the British producer and synth genius William Orbit. |
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