The 3rd single from LL C00l J's album Phenomenon was this song. This single features the album and instrumental mixes, plus a remix of "4, 3, 2, 1".

This was an album released by United Artists in 1971, featuring Jimmy Witherspoon and Eric Burdon. At the time, Burdon used the Los Angeles group War as his backing band, and some of their members are on this album. This is from the CD rip of the reissue with a different name, which was uploaded on Avaxhome a few years ago but those links are dead. This is a brand new rip, and encoded at 320.

This is a collection of songs referring to the female rear-end, created with songs from the rap, hip-hop, R&B, and dance genres of the 1990's. If you like to wiggle it, jiggle it, finger it, or just admire from afar, this is for you. Each disc was sold separately so this was created where you have the option of downloading Disc 1 or Disc 2 separately. While the cover and songs are sexual in tone, all of the songs are "radio friendly"/clean mixes.

This is an unofficial CD by San Mateo, California un-legends, The Mummies. It features a full length album that was professionally recorded but allegedly not meant to be released. It also contains a full live show. The CD has the live show as one track, but they are divided into individual tracks here. Two of the songs are incorrectly titled, bootleg style. There is also a brief radio performance at the end.

This is a sample CD featuring a choice of songs Warner Brothers did for their remastered compact disc series in 2000.

This is a promotional CD single for Anderson's "Beautiful Red Dress", including a video version for those who would like to fit the proper audio on various video tube-type sites.

The daughter of Yes vocalist Jon Anderson releases a single and makes an attempt to conquer the pop and dance music markets.

This is not the last album Debbie Gibson released, but it would become her swan song for Atlantic. It is a fantastic listen as a recording of her moving from childhood to adulthood, and even includes a formal "Goodbye."

Debbie Gibs0n's third album that was a massive undertaking: 16 songs divided into two distinct halves. It was not a massive success, but it did create the hit song, the title track. Now take a listen to how 21 years has made it mature, like Debbie herself.

This is the original Decca soundtrack album for Michael Todd's Around The World In 80 Days, released on compact disc by the MCA label.

A music celebrating Hawaii through song and dance with a man named Kuana Torres Kahele. New for 2011.

The third album from King Tee the great, one of the more alcoholingist rappers in hip-hop history.

This is the debut disc from the Fu-Schnickens, featuring their hits "True Fu-Schnick", "Ring The Alarm", and "La Schmoove" featuring Phife Dawg.

A new comedy masterpiece recording from funny of legends, Michael Ian Black. This is the audio companion to his latest television special

This CD was recorded in 1990 and released in 1991. It features the Teufel family (Madgalena, Alexander, Katharina, Dominika, Antonia, Sturmfried, and Anneliese) playing the instruments, while the choir was conducted by Uwe Christian Harrer. For fans of Die Wiener Sängerknaben, this is a delightful treat, at any time of the year.