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The Cult - Electric (1987) [Beggars Banquet LTD. Made in England]

Posted By : bule | Date : 07 May 2011 16:30:29 | Comments : 2

The Cult - Electric (1987) [Beggars Banquet LTD. Made in England]
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“The roots of Electric lay in another album entirely, Peace, which was recorded with Love producer Steve Brown in a series of sessions that the band found increasingly pressure-filled and fraught with tension. A chance meeting with Def Jam supremo Rick Rubin at an American awards ceremony turned out to be the charm, resulting in the saucy chest-baring stomp of Electric.”

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Jethro Tull - A Jethro Tull Collection (1997) [EMI Int. Records Ltd.]

Posted By : bule | Date : 06 Dec 2010 13:10:58 | Comments : 1

Jethro Tull - A Jethro Tull Collection (1997) [EMI Int. Records Ltd.]
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“Jethro Tull compilations album. Tracks licensed from EMI Int. Records Ltd. (P)&(C) 1997 Disky Communications Europe B.V. CD made in Holland.”
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Jimi Hendrix - Jimi Hendrix (1998) [Global Arts Production]

Posted By : bule | Date : 22 Jun 2010 11:13:52 | Comments : 0

Jimi Hendrix - Jimi Hendrix (1998) [Global Arts Production]
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Patti Smith - Horses (1975) (30th Anniversary Legacy Edition 2005, 2Cd) REPOST

Posted By : bule | Date : 11 Apr 2010 18:17:00 | Comments : 5

Patti Smith - Horses (1975) (30th Anniversary Legacy Edition 2005, 2Cd) [Arista records]
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“November 2005 marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Patti Smith's debut album, Horses, a groundbreaking rock & roll masterpiece which continues its unparalleled influence on rock music, style and culture. Arista/Columbia/Legacy Recordings will celebrate this musical milestone with the release of Horses/Horses, a two-disc Legacy Special Edition of Patti Smith's debut album, on Tuesday, November 8...”
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Patti Smith - Original Album Classics (Box-set, 5CD) (2008) [Arista /Sony / BMG]

Posted By : bule | Date : 10 Apr 2010 12:18:19 | Comments : 6

Patti Smith - Original Album Classics (Box-set, 5CD) (2008) [Arista /Sony / BMG]
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“2008 five CD box. The Original Album Classics series, courtesy of Sony/BMG, packages together five classic albums from one of the most popular artists on the label's roster, housing them in an attractive slipcase. This set from the Alt-Rock icon features the albums Horses (1975), Radio Ethiopia (1976), Easter (1978), Wave (1979) and Dream Of Life (1988).”
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Patti Smith - Twelve (2007) [Columbia records] REPOST

Posted By : bule | Date : 08 Apr 2010 09:56:00 | Comments : 4

Patti Smith - Twelve (2007) [Columbia records]
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“According to her brief liner notes, Patti Smith indulged the idea of a covers album, considering songs as far back as 1978 on the back pages of Jean Genet's Thief's Journal when she was still assembling her groundbreaking early catalog; it's evident she feels that covers have been part and parcel of her recording experience from the outset. Her debut, Horses, has her own apocalyptic version of Van Morrison's "Gloria" as well as a healthy portion of Chris Kenner's "Land of a Thousand Dances" inside "Land." On 1979's Wave she covered the Byrds "So You Want to Be (A Rock and Roll Star)," and scored with the single. Her intuitive reading of Bob Dylan's "Wicked Messenger" was a beautiful aspect of Gone Again in 1996, and she paid tribute to Allen Ginsberg by using one of his poems in "Spell," on 1997's Peace and Noise.”
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Patti Smith - Trampin' (2004) [Columbia records] RE-UPLOAD

Posted By : bule | Date : 07 Apr 2010 17:18:58 | Comments : 13

Patti Smith - Trampin' (2004) [Columbia records]
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“Nearly 30 years and nine albums in, Patti Smith shows no signs of giving up, or giving in, despite the fact she expected to be quietly doing her work instead of making rock & roll albums and playing in front of audiences. But then 9/11, Afghanistan, war in Iraq. Smith lives the vocation of a poet in an old-world sense of that word. Once, bards were the gadflies of society. Smith's Trampin' is a work that directly evolves from that tradition and fits squarely in her oeuvre. Trampin' is Smith's first outing for new label Columbia. She and her bandmates -- Lenny Kaye, Jay Dee Daugherty, Tony Shanahan, and Oliver Ray -- walk the tightrope between in-your-face garage rock, poetic ballads, and raucous, improvisational pieces (à la "Radio Ethiopia")...”
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Patti Smith - Land (1975-2002) (2002) [Arista Records] (2Cd)

Posted By : bule | Date : 05 Apr 2010 09:38:52 | Comments : 1

Patti Smith - Land (1975-2002) (2002) [Arista Records] (2Cd)
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“Patti Smith completed her contract with Arista Records after 27 years by assembling this compilation, which serves as both a best-of and rarities collection, one disc devoted to each. Disc one is drawn from Smith's eight studio albums (with the exception of a newly recorded cover of Prince's "When Doves Cry"). Having scored only one hit single, "Because the Night," Smith was not constrained by chart performance, and she seems to have chosen the songs that still mean something to her (though in an interview she claimed to have taken fan preferences into consideration).”
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Patti Smith - Gung Ho (2000) [Arista Records]

Posted By : bule | Date : 05 Apr 2010 09:38:43 | Comments : 4

Patti Smith - Gung Ho (2000) [Arista Records]
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“Patti Smith's late-'90s comeback was devoted to reflective, intensely emotional music that explored her life in seclusion and the losses that forced her to reconnect with the larger world. They were acclaimed, ambitious, successful records, but they steered away from Smith's angry, activist muse, plus her penchant for visceral music. She rediscovers both on Gung Ho, her most immediate album in years.”
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Patti Smith - Peace And Noise, 1997 (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 03 Apr 2010 12:08:30 | Comments : 2

Patti Smith - Peace And Noise, 1997 (Arista Records)
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“After a prolonged retirement, Patti Smith returned to action in 1996 with Gone Again. It was recorded after she suffered the loss of both her brother and her husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, two losses so great that it's not surprising she is still exploring that pain on Peace and Noise, which quickly followed Gone Again in 1997. Patti had been working on Peace and Noise with Fred before his death, and its issues are appropriately more domestic than those on Gone Again.”
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Patti Smith - Gone again, 1996 (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 02 Apr 2010 17:55:19 | Comments : 2

Patti Smith - Gone again, 1996 (Arista Records)
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“After years of silence, Patti Smith returned to music with a series of concerts in late 1995. It had been years since she had performed live -- for most of the '80s and '90s, she concentrated on domestic life. Following the death of her husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, in early 1995, Smith began playing music in public again and those concerts eventually led to the triumphant comeback Gone Again. Her husband wasn't the only loved one Smith lost between 1988's Dream of Life and 1996's Gone Again -- her brother and her close friend Robert Mapplethorpe both died.”
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Patti Smith - Dream of life, 1988 (1st press) (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 02 Apr 2010 11:06:26 | Comments : 4

Patti Smith - Dream of life, 1988 (1st press) (Arista Records)
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“The big difference between Patti Smith's four 1970s albums and this return to action after nine years lies in the choice of collaborator. Where Smith's main associate earlier had been Lenny Kaye, a deliberately simple guitarist, here her co-writer and co-producer (with Jimmy Iovine) was her husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, formerly of the MC5, who played guitar with a conventional rock competence and who lent his talents to each of the tracks, giving them a mainstream flavor...”
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Patti Smith - Wave, 1979 (1st press) (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 01 Apr 2010 16:49:16 | Comments : 3

Patti Smith - Wave, 1979 (1st press) (Arista Records)
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“The Patti Smith Group's most conventional album, Wave was given a bright pop/rock sound by producer Todd Rundgren. It was the last album Smith made before marrying and retiring from record-making for nine years, and it can be heard as a farewell to the music business, from "Frederick," the love song to her husband-to-be, Fred "Sonic" Smith, that leads it off, to the version of "So You Want to Be (A Rock 'n' Roll Star)," among the most bitter accounts of fame on record. But Smith also achieves a sense of charm and sincerity on Wave that she hadn't even attempted on her earlier albums, even to the point of her imagined small-talk encounter with the late Pope John Paul I on the title track. Still, the overall mediocre quality of the material makes this the slightest of Smith's efforts.”
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Patti Smith - Easter, 1978 (1st press) (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 01 Apr 2010 10:27:39 | Comments : 7

Patti Smith - Easter, 1978 (1st press) (Arista Records)
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“Patti Smith came back from the year-and-a-half break caused by her fall from a stage in January 1977 without having resolved the art-versus-commerce argument that had marred her second album, Radio Ethiopia. In fact, that argument was in some ways the theme of her third. Easter, produced by Bruce Springsteen associate Jimmy Iovine, was Smith's most commercial-sounding effort yet and, due to the inclusion of Springsteen's "Because the Night" (with Smith's revised lyrics), a Top Ten hit, it became her biggest seller, staying in the charts more than five months and getting into the Top 20 LPs.”
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Patti Smith - Horses, 1975 (1st press) (Arista Records)

Posted By : bule | Date : 31 Mar 2010 19:01:53 | Comments : 8

Patti Smith - Horses, 1975 (1st press) (Arista Records)
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“It isn't hard to make the case for Patti Smith as a punk rock progenitor based on her debut album, which anticipated the new wave by a year or so: the simple, crudely played rock & roll, featuring Lenny Kaye's rudimentary guitar work, the anarchic spirit of Smith's vocals, and the emotional and imaginative nature of her lyrics -- all prefigure the coming movement as it evolved on both sides of the Atlantic...”
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