SAMUEL
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Strangest Thing
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Anil kumar
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Thanks for the comment Kamal.
Well this was the first jazz album i started off with few years back. No matter how many times you've heard this music before, this album is definitely one of the most relaxing albums to listen to, a mood elevator
But i am disturbed by little bit of HISS on cd :sad:
Anil
Well this was the first jazz album i started off with few years back. No matter how many times you've heard this music before, this album is definitely one of the most relaxing albums to listen to, a mood elevator
But i am disturbed by little bit of HISS on cd :sad: Anil
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Anil kumar
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SARAH McLACHLAN
Surfacing, great voice
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Sanjay Khanna
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Absolutely must have in any collection. Get it without any hesitation.
Yeah, it has all the good songs on it.Supertramp is a great band.I love "Crime of the Century", "Crisis what crisis","Even in the quietest moments" and of course,"Breakfast in America"
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My entire Jethro Tull collection till now...
Do add "Heavy Horses" and "Living in the Past" as soon as possible.
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Sanjay Khanna
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Absolutely marvelous. In The Army Now was sort of an anthem with Jacksons (a rock group I was a member of as a kid).
Did you pick this album up in Hyderabad/Secunderabad ? I only seem to get crap every time I go music shopping
moserw
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Surprising as it may sound I managed to pick up their Breakfast In America and Crime Of The Century CDs from Sangeeth Saagar at Parklane, but this was a number of years ago when they had a decent collection of international CDs. Sadly not anymore...
moserw
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Status Quo was from Amazon or brought by my brother, don't remember exactly. Now no one will know Status Quo from any of the music shops. But like I was saying some 15 years ago they had very knowledgeable staff at Sangeeth Saagar and a decent to good collection too. This was in the early 1990s when Music Masters was located next to Sangeeth Saagar at Parklane. Don't know if you were here back then and do remember them, but between these two music shops they had a pretty good collection.
moserw
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Thanks for the recommendation, will check them out.
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unleash_me
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Nirvana - With The Lights Out. SQ is amazing with it being remastered. Compared to my old Nirvana tapes the SQ is certainly miles ahead. A very comprehensive collection indeed.
Track List:
The Mantovani Collection
1. Superman
2. Memory
3. I Just Called to Say I Love You
4. Amadeus Suite: Eine Kleine Nactmusik / German Dance No. 8 / Elvira Madigan (Piano Concerto 21) / ...
5. 007 Suite: James Bond Theme / From Russia With Love / Never Say Never Again / Goldfinger
6. Midnight Cowboy
7. Colours of My Life
8. Old Songs, The
9. Begin the Beguine
10. Live and Let Die
Very melodious & easy listening.As is evident,the numbers are old & well loved.Mantovani brings them out beautifully.
Perfect as party/background music.
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Classics by Moonlight, James Last
Track List:
1.: Bolero
2.: Romeo And Juliet
3.: Swan Lake
4.: New World Symphony
5.: Spring From 'The Four Seasons'
6.: Rhapsody In Blue
7.: Morning
8.: Blue Danube
9.: Rhapsody On A Theme By Paganini
10.: Nabucco
11.: Mozart 40
12.: Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini
13.: Spring From 'The Four Seasons'
14.: Ave Maria
Easy listening-Music you can enjoy as background/Party music & also on its own.
The tracks are all classical favourites, much heard, much loved over generations.Can't recommend this too highly.I have worn out 2 cassettes & now have a CD.One of my all time favourites.
Buy from India's official online dealer!
