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Illusions by Thomas Bergersen
Release: 2011
17
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After 3 years of blood, sweat and tears, it's finally done. Thomas Bergersen has created a fusion of ethnic world/folk music and orchestral grandeur that is unlike any music you've ever heard.
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Illusions Thomas Bergersen
Country Roots: Classical Sound (Remastered Special Edition) by The Texas Tenors
Release: 2011
1
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You would hard pressed to find any other music group in the world that sings a variety of music like The Texas Tenors. With country roots and a classical sound this album allows you to take a truly spiritual musical journey from beginning to end.
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Country Roots: Classical Sound (Remastered Special Edition) The Texas Tenors
108 Sacred Names of Mother Divine - Sacred Chants of Devi by Craig Pruess & Ananda
Release: 2002
4
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Ambient, pure Sanskrit chants, meticulously recorded. This album creates a very meditative, mind-expanding, empty, full, but deep feeling. Created by two Western yogis.
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108 Sacred Names of Mother Divine - Sacred Chants of Devi Craig Pruess & Ananda
Caution by Andre Ward
Release: 2012
0
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A little funk, a little smooth jazz and a whole lot of feel good music.
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Caution Andre Ward
Invincible by Two Steps From Hell
Release: 2010
15
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This long awaited album features all the most popular tracks used in the movie trailers for the biggest blockbusters out there, including Star Trek, Prince of Persia, Twilight, 2010, Pirates of the Caribbean, Wall-E and many more!
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Invincible Two Steps From Hell
Madison Rising by Madison Rising
Release: 2011
1
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Madison Rising's self-titled debut album was released in October 2011. The band – with Dave Bray on vocals, Alex Bodnar on bass and guitar, Christopher Schreiner on lead guitar and Sam Fishman on drums – makes guitar heavy rock music with a distinctively pro-American message and sound. The overarching theme of the band’s music is that of liberty, independence, smaller government and personal responsibility. This is a group of musicians fueled by an eternal gratitude and love for their country. Madison Rising: music with meaning.
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Madison Rising Madison Rising
Redefined by Ryan McGarvey
Release: 2012
1
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Blues/Rock, Guitar Driven, Original, Blues, Rock
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Redefined Ryan McGarvey
Kuntry by Jawga Boyz
Release: 2011
6
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Take some Kid Rock, Lil Jon, and some Paul Wall, and mix them all together. What do you get? The Hick Hop sound of the redneck rappers in the Jawga Boyz!
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Kuntry Jawga Boyz
Fulton Blues by Corey Harris
Release: 2013
0
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A new collection of both original and classic material that celebrates the timeless sound of traditional blues with fresh, insightful lyrics that paint an unflinching picture of life in the American South, both then and now.
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Fulton Blues Corey Harris
Archangel by Two Steps From Hell
Release: 2011
10
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The follow-up to the immensely successful "Invincible" album. "Archangel" offers 26 tracks of epic choral and orchestral mastery from Two Steps From Hell composers Nick Phoenix and Thomas Bergersen.
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Archangel Two Steps From Hell
Epica by Audiomachine
Release: 2012
2
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Audiomachine's first entry in their "Artist Series," EPICA showcases the expansive talent of prolific composer Paul Dinletir, featuring music heard on a variety of movie trailers including The Artist, The Iron Lady, The Grey, Prometheus and Life of Pi.
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Epica Audiomachine
3 Crows by Chris Buck
Release: 2012
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This release contains an innovative and unique hybrid style of jazz, fusion, rock and sound design. Gathering the most athletic names in fusion and progressive rock the songs are intricate, detailed and contain solos that are both melodic and mind blowing
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3 Crows Chris Buck

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The Parades by Randev Fernando
Release: 2013
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Instrumental Music
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The Parades Randev Fernando
Pure Eargasm by 2 Electronic 2B Funky
Release: 2013
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"Pure Eargasm" Is tha first single from 2 Electronic 2B Funky. If 4 2 tha floor beats, with intergalactic keyboard sounds R Ur thang...Then 2 Electronic 2B Funky is tha project 4 U!
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Pure Eargasm 2 Electronic 2B Funky
Aka Original Dankstas (Maxi-Single) by Anytheng Goes
Release: 1998
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Smooth, 808 trunk rattling, California, Bay Area, Funk.
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Aka Original Dankstas (Maxi-Single) Anytheng Goes
Stargazing by Emiel Stöpler
Release: 2013
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Acoustic fingerstyle guitar, with occasional double bass, marimba or piano added. Filmic and dreamy, with delicate textures and melodic phrases.
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Stargazing Emiel Stöpler
Road to Freedom by Randev Fernando
Release: 2013
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Instrumental Music
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Road to Freedom Randev Fernando
Trio Hour by Mika Pohjola, Dan Loomis & Kyle Struve
Release: 2013
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This trio specialized in exploring improvisational concepts based on the framework and form of jazz standards. And this outing is precisely that: Jazz standards and explorations beyond.
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Trio Hour Mika Pohjola, Dan Loomis & Kyle Struve
Void by Aretta Hill
Release: 2013
0
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R&B / Soul, Neo –Soul, and Funk influenced tracks; Layered ambient, muted, and phased vocals; Deep boom-kack drum with Old School Funk synth and bass accompanied with live instrumentation.
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Void Aretta Hill
Industrial Nation by Fashion Invasion
Release: 2013
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Instrumental Synthpop with a Gothic edge.
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Industrial Nation Fashion Invasion
Sunset by Randev Fernando
Release: 2013
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Instrumental Music
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Sunset Randev Fernando
3 Item Combo by The Condors
Release: 2012
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With their third CD, the band finds itself moving in a very introspective and diverse direction, while still retaining much of the pop style of their previous efforts. The idea of this collection was to take a more first person approach, culled from front man Pat DiPuccio’s personal experiences. The new power trio format allows the songs to breath and take shape, once again assisted and guided by producer extraordinaire Steve Refling.
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3 Item Combo The Condors
Yellow Stars by Randev Fernando
Release: 2013
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Instrumental Music
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Yellow Stars Randev Fernando
Bustin' Out by Could Do Better
Release: 2013
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Pop/Dance
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Bustin' Out Could Do Better

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Twelve Sketches by Taigá
Release: 2010
1
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Twelve Sketches is a collection of instrumental tracks that embody a rich tapestry of tonal colors and timbers using a varied palette of sounds from the Hammond organ, electric and acoustic guitars, violin, flute, trumpet, layers of percussion and more.
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Twelve Sketches Taigá
Jesus Year by T Ferrell
Release: 2012
0
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Whiskey-soaked alt-country tales of Mississippi working class heroes doing battle with corrupt preachers, man-eating vultures, and Confederate Generals.
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Jesus Year T Ferrell
The Junkship Recordings by Texas Tea
Release: 2008
0
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Texas Tea have been compared to such artists as Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Lucinda Williams, Neko Case, Mazzy Starr, Carter and Cash, Townes Van Zandt and Leonard Cohen.
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The Junkship Recordings Texas Tea
Beneath the Hooves of Time by One Hundred Suns
Release: 2009
2
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An epic masterpiece that destroys the earth from horizon to horizon.
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Beneath the Hooves of Time One Hundred Suns
In Transit by Sean Blackman
Release: 2009
0
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Engineered by Grammy award winner Jerry Boys of the Buena Vista Social Club, this stunning coming together of cultures features virtuoso musicians hailing from Senegal, Armenia, Brazil & The US, performing on instruments such as the kora, kanun, & duduk.
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In Transit Sean Blackman
Long Story by Jordan Tice
Release: 2008
1
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A unique set of original acoustic compositions which are immediately accessible yet deep.
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Long Story Jordan Tice
Alex Matheson by Alex Matheson
Release: 2008
0
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Country/Pop
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Alex Matheson Alex Matheson
Concerto for Diatonic Harmonica & Orchestra by Howard Levy, Czech National Symphony, Rembrandt Chamber Players & Dane Richeson
Release: 2011
0
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A collection of classical recordings by the harmonica innovator & composer. Features original works with the Czech National Symphony and Rembrandt Chamber Players. Plus, "Cafe 1930" by Astor Piazzolla with marimba player Dane Richeson.
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Concerto for Diatonic Harmonica & Orchestra Howard Levy, Czech National Symphony, Rembrandt Chamber Players & Dane Richeson
Featuring Mark Turner / What do you recommend in New York? by Go Shimada
Release: 2011
0
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Bassist Go Shimada’s first CD as a leader features Mark Turner (Tenor saxophone), Daisuke Abe (Guitar), Jochen Rueckert (Drums), and includes both Go Shimada and Mark Turner's modern original jazz compositions and covers of Maurice Ravel and Keith Jarrett
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Featuring Mark Turner / What do you recommend in New York? Go Shimada
Low Down by The Mallett Brothers Band
Release: 2011
0
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The sophomore album with wailing guitar solos and strong vocals, shows a band who has come into their own and embraced a sound that reflects both their rocking, no holds barred live shows and their rural, country roots. Can't help but stomp along.
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Low Down The Mallett Brothers Band
Thirty-Seven Secrets I Only Told America by Bikeride
Release: 1999
0
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The album that put Bikeride on the map. Raved about in MOJO, Uncut, Rolling Stone, and everywhere else, 37 Secrets is the quintessential pop album for pop lovers. A perfect fusion of Earth, Wind, and Fire, Jobim, and The Kinks. It's that good.
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Thirty-Seven Secrets I Only Told America Bikeride
Folk Songs of the American Longhair by Brother Dege
Release: 2010
1
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Brother Dege is the best kept secret in the Deep South - the haunted face of 21st century delta blues - mixing raw, real, dirt pounding, swamp-fried slide blues with psyouthern noir, psych, rock, roots, and an experimentalism that transcends all the above
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Folk Songs of the American Longhair Brother Dege

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The Index Masters by Stan Ridgway and Wall Of Voodoo
Release: 2005
0
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The one that started it all back in 1979 - Featuring vocalist Stan Ridgway. The first Wall Of Voodoo EP - newly re-issued on Ryko w/ Ring Of Fire, Long Arm and more - plus Bonus Live Tracks.
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The Index Masters Stan Ridgway and Wall Of Voodoo
Inside the Taj Mahal I & II by Paul Horn
Release: 2007
3
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This famous album gave birth to the New Age Movement. The hauntingly beautiful sound of a flute drifting through the echoed hall of the Taj Mahal in India by moonlight.
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Inside the Taj Mahal I & II Paul Horn
An Enchanted Evening by Kitaro
Release: 2006
0
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A live album recorded during Kitaro's world tour in 1995. It features music from his studio album, Mandala, and music from his original score for Oliver Stone's movie, Heaven and Earth. Resonant with exotic Japanese instrumentation.
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An Enchanted Evening Kitaro
Sweetness and Light by Steve Wynn
Release: 1998
0
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The former leader of the Dream Syndicate unleashes the hooks and comes up with his poppiest release ever
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Sweetness and Light Steve Wynn
Road Journals 2002 CD-Rom by Trey Gunn
Release: 2002
1
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Two CD-ROMs of material taken from The Tery Gunn Band tour of Mexico and the west coast in January 2002. Including audio diaries, photos, live music, live video and video interviews with the band.
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Road Journals 2002 CD-Rom Trey Gunn
LUCY by Julian Lennon
Release: 2009
2
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Duet EP featuring Julian Lennon and James Scott Cook. Includes the song LUCY a charity single with a portion of the proceeds going to Lupus research.
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LUCY Julian Lennon
The Nylon String Sampler by Daryl Stuermer
Release: 2005
0
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A collection of Daryl's virtuoso acoustic guitar work.
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The Nylon String Sampler Daryl Stuermer
Attention Butt Pirates and Lesbetarians by Judy Tenuta
Release: 1994
0
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Comedy that every living being needs to survive
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Attention Butt Pirates and Lesbetarians Judy Tenuta
Soliloquy by Michael Manring
Release: 2005
139
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Solo Bass Guitar
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Soliloquy Michael Manring
Return to Metalopolis Live by Chris Poland
Release: 2007
0
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Ex Megadeth guitarist Live
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Return to Metalopolis Live Chris Poland
Atlantic Blues by Roy Patterson Trio
Release: 2008
1
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This modern classic sounding live jazz recording has elements reminiscent of the 1970's Jim Hall Trio, with selections ranging from exquisitely melodic standards to originals with a rich modal flavor.
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Atlantic Blues Roy Patterson Trio
Obo Addy & Kukrudu- Let Me Play My Drums by Obo Addy
Release: 1990
0
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A rich synthesis of musical styles on Ghanaian percussion and Western instruments such as the saxophone, electric bass, trumpet, keyboard and drum kit, Kukrudu crosses many musical genres including Afro-Jazz, Funk, Blues and Rock.
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Obo Addy & Kukrudu- Let Me Play My Drums Obo Addy
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