Japanese version of the first single from the Russian duo's 2003 album, '200 KM/H In The Wrong Lane'. Five non-LP tracks, 'All The Things She Said' (Radio Version, Extension 119 Club Vocal, Mark's Intellectual Vocal, Blackpulke Mix, & the exclusive Instrumental Version). Interscope.

It might seem a bit of a letdown to have waited 26 months (Case is such a transcendent singer, her fans were waiting the two years between Blacklisted and Tigers) for a brief, live effort that's half cover versions. But this disc is wide-ranging and superb, that rare breed of live album (think At Budokan and Small Town Romance) which ranks amongst an artist's finest, most representative work. Recorded in 2004 in Toronto and Chicago, Case is absolutely on fire for the ballads and the ass-kicking tunes. This is largely due to a ripping backing band composed of the Sadies and Jon Rauhouse, with fellow Corn Sister Carolyn Mark and Kelly Hogan lending their vocal talents (the effect's like Trio, but better). The album's title is discussed in a brief example of Case's between-song banter, an... Less

Catching A Tiger, predominantly recorded with producer Jacquire King in Nashville, TN, is every bit the vibrant debut promised by last fall's Why You Runnin' EP, which introduced the heartland native, California transplant Lissie. Why You Runnin' amasses praise from Paste, Nylon, Filter, Marie Claire, Bust and The Boston Globe just to name a few. Catching A Tiger and it's advance In Sleep EP have already been earning rave reviews for this young songwriter across the pond in the UK (where the album released June 21st), with coverage in The Sun, The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Big Issue and on the BBC. Lissie's UK press run was capped off last month with a transcendent performance of the hymn-like 'Oh Mississippi' on the legendary Live with Jools Holland. Catching A Tiger also follows her... Less

Catching A Tiger, predominantly recorded with producer Jacquire King in Nashville, TN, is every bit the vibrant debut promised by last fall's Why You Runnin' EP, which introduced the heartland native, California transplant Lissie. Why You Runnin' amasses praise from Paste, Nylon, Filter, Marie Claire, Bust and The Boston Globe just to name a few. Catching A Tiger and it's advance In Sleep EP have already been earning rave reviews for this young songwriter across the pond in the UK (where the album released June 21st), with coverage in The Sun, The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Big Issue and on the BBC. Lissie's UK press run was capped off last month with a transcendent performance of the hymn-like 'Oh Mississippi' on the legendary Live with Jools Holland. Catching A Tiger also follows her... Less

Reissue of UK pop trio's third studio album originally released in '94. Includes the hit single, 'He's On The Phone' & the B-sides, 'I Buy American Records', 'Grovely Road' & 'Hate Your Drug' as bonus tracks plus two more not on the U.S., 'Western Wind' & 'Tankerville' but omits 'I Was Born On Christmas Day' and alternate versions of 'Hug My Soul' & 'Like A Motorway'. 15 tracks in all as opposed to the domestic 12 track, also features exclusive artwork. Sony. 1996.

After releasing one of the best EPs of 2009, Lissie broadens her horizons with Catching a Tiger, an album that mixes her dusky California folk-rock with commercial pop. It's easy to like someone like Lissie, a 21st century flower child who surely would've been voted "most unique" by her high-school classmates if she hadn't dropped out during senior year. She's the sort of girl who listened to Patsy Cline records while everyone else was freaking out over Britney Spears, the girl who spent her summer vacations following Phish around while her classmates all went to the beach. As a performer, Lissie brings that same trailblazing attitude to her music, which is colored by her Midwestern roots and quirky, full-throttled vocals. Few folksingers have a voice as strong as Lissie's, and her... Less

Release Date: 2010-06-09, Audio CD, Victo

It might seem a bit of a letdown to have waited 26 months (Case is such a transcendent singer, her fans were waiting the two years between Blacklisted and Tigers) for a brief, live effort that's half cover versions. But this disc is wide-ranging and superb, that rare breed of live album (think At Budokan and Small Town Romance) which ranks amongst an artist's finest, most representative work. Recorded in 2004 in Toronto and Chicago, Case is absolutely on fire for the ballads and the ass-kicking tunes. This is largely due to a ripping backing band composed of the Sadies and Jon Rauhouse, with fellow Corn Sister Carolyn Mark and Kelly Hogan lending their vocal talents (the effect's like Trio, but better). The album's title is discussed in a brief example of Case's between-song banter, an... Less

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Catching A Tiger, predominantly recorded with producer Jacquire King in Nashville, TN, is every bit the vibrant debut promised by last fall's Why You Runnin' EP, which introduced the heartland native, California transplant Lissie. Why You Runnin' amasses praise from Paste, Nylon, Filter, Marie Claire, Bust and The Boston Globe just to name a few. Catching A Tiger and it's advance In Sleep EP have already been earning rave reviews for this young songwriter across the pond in the UK (where the album released June 21st), with coverage in The Sun, The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Big Issue and on the BBC. Lissie's UK press run was capped off last month with a transcendent performance of the hymn-like 'Oh Mississippi' on the legendary Live with Jools Holland. Catching A Tiger also follows her... Less

Catching A Tiger, predominantly recorded with producer Jacquire King in Nashville, TN, is every bit the vibrant debut promised by last fall's Why You Runnin' EP, which introduced the heartland native, California transplant Lissie. Why You Runnin' amasses praise from Paste, Nylon, Filter, Marie Claire, Bust and The Boston Globe just to name a few. Catching A Tiger and it's advance In Sleep EP have already been earning rave reviews for this young songwriter across the pond in the UK (where the album released June 21st), with coverage in The Sun, The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Big Issue and on the BBC. Lissie's UK press run was capped off last month with a transcendent performance of the hymn-like 'Oh Mississippi' on the legendary Live with Jools Holland. Catching A Tiger also follows her... Less

MOTOWN: THE COMPLETE NO. 1's is a 10-CD box set containing every Motown No. 1, and we mean every - from every U.S. and International chart and from every genre adding up to a staggering 191 tracks that hit the top, plus 10 bonus tracks whose cover versions were No. 1. These classic, memorable performances come from 50 different Motown artists from all eras. This special once-in-a-lifetime set is housed in a replica of the original Motown headquarters: the "Hitsville U.S.A." house on Detroit's West Grand Boulevard, now the home of the internationally renowned Motown Museum. It's a true collectible. Inside the house are 5 digi-paks - containing 10 CDs - fronted by a classic image of an artist in front of Motown.

12 CD singles, each in a slimline case (with art). Tracks: Fire, Johnny Swallow, 11 O'Clock Tick Tock, Ocean (live in Boston), New Year's Day (long version), Treasure (whatever happened to pete the chop), Fire (live), I Threw a Brick Through a Window/A Day Without Me (live), Sunday Bloody Sunday, Two Hearts Beat As One (us mix), New Year's Day (us mix), Pride (in the name of love), Boomerang (instrumental), Boomerang (vocal), 4th of July, Three Sunrises, Unforgettable Fire, A Sort of Homecoming, Love Comes Tumbling, Bass Trap, With or Without You, Luminous Times (hold on to love), Walk to the Water, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for, Spanish Eyes, Deep in the Heart, Where the Streets Have No Name, Race Against Time, Silver and Gold, Sweetest Thing, Desire, Hallelujah Here She... Less

It might seem a bit of a letdown to have waited 26 months (Case is such a transcendent singer, her fans were waiting the two years between Blacklisted and Tigers) for a brief, live effort that's half cover versions. But this disc is wide-ranging and superb, that rare breed of live album (think At Budokan and Small Town Romance) which ranks amongst an artist's finest, most representative work. Recorded in 2004 in Toronto and Chicago, Case is absolutely on fire for the ballads and the ass-kicking tunes. This is largely due to a ripping backing band composed of the Sadies and Jon Rauhouse, with fellow Corn Sister Carolyn Mark and Kelly Hogan lending their vocal talents (the effect's like Trio, but better). The album's title is discussed in a brief example of Case's between-song banter, an... Less

LP 1970 - CD 2009 / 9 Musictracks / CD produced 2009 by FLAWED GEMS Records ( GEM 2 ) re-issue

Features all their Hit Singles with Original Russian Versions and the Best of the Remixes.

Release Date: 2009-07-07, Audio CD, 101 DISTRIBUTION

As she releases her third CD, Doghouse Rose, Petite builds on a reputation for quality that has already led the San Diego-based artist to release two independent CDs ( Tiger Mountain and Lead the Parade ) to international acclaim. On her new CD, Doghouse Rose, Petite follows the musical path she began laying down on Tiger Mountain and Lead the Parade, however, this album is tempered with the more rocking but still roots-based influences of artists such as Steve Earle. With the new release coming on the heels of being named Best Americana or Country in the 2009 San Diego Music Awards, Petite stands to go from up-and-coming artist to an artist that has arrived on an international level. Kicking off a tour in April, Petite will head to the U.K. for a three-week tour with several... Less

2012 release from the Canadian Indie Rock band. Yukon Blonde has toured the U.S. and Canada, and played at such festivals as South By Southwest. The band was named one of the "10 Canadian bands destined to break in 2010" by the CBC, and Chart called the band the best of the 2010 Canadian Music Week festival.

2012 release from the Canadian Indie Rock band. Yukon Blonde has toured the U.S. and Canada, and played at such festivals as South By Southwest. The band was named one of the "10 Canadian bands destined to break in 2010" by the CBC, and Chart called the band the best of the 2010 Canadian Music Week festival.