Showing posts with label Dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dance. Show all posts

Friday, November 11, 2011

Discover The Classics Album

The sound quality is excellent, easy to listen to. There is definitely a "lite" feel about the CD on the whole, pleasantly upbeat. I'm sure most people who are serious fans of contemporary music have already heard this. But if there are a few unfortunates such as I was myself until recently, this truly is on the short list of must-see rock documentaries.


Discover The Classics Album buy from Amazon:


Discover The Classics MP3 Album [$43.49]

Friday, November 4, 2011

Daft Punk ~ Musique Vol 1 Album

Advanced Japanese release of Daft Punk's anthology covers tracks from their debut album Homework up through Discovery and Human After All. Includes an exclusive bonus track. Virgin. 2006. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.


Daft Punk ~ Musique Vol 1 Album buy from Amazon:

Musique Vol 1 MP3 Album [$5.00]
Musique Vol 1 Audio CD [$11.68]

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Skrillex ~ Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites

Skrillex's production quality is unmatched. Listen to this album in the highest quality you can find (~320 kbps) and with the best headphones/speakers you can find (for me it's the Ultimate Ears Triple Fi 10), and his production will really stand out. Skrillex is incredibly talented and utilizes a highly unique sound. Part of his talent is his ability to draw from all forms of music- Electro, Dubstep, Rap (see: Scatta), Pop (see: Lady Gaga remixes), and his metal (see: The Sadness will never end) background to form an amazing and intense sound. 


Skrillex ~ Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites Album buy from Amazon:


Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites EP [Explicit] [$5.99]
Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites Audio CD [$5.51]

Saturday, October 29, 2011

James Blake 'James Blake' Album Review

2011 debut album from the runner-up in the BBC's 'Sound Of 2011' poll. The London-based Dubstep artist's album reflects his famously eclectic style. Featuring a blend of electronic production and more traditional recording techniques, this fusion is most obvious on Feist cover, 'Limit To Your Love', which is also the album's first single.Blake is heavily influenced by artists such as The XX,
and claims their success has made it easier for others to understand his music.


James Blake 'James Blake' Album buy from Amazon:
http://amzn.to/vqV6KH [$3.99]
http://amzn.to/vdJxkq (Audio CD) [$11.98]


James Blake Enough Thunder Album [$4.95]

Friday, October 28, 2011

David Guetta Nothing But The Beat Album Review

For the hardcore Guetta fans out there, this album seems to offer a little bit of everything for everyone. Disc 1 includes the poppy collaborations we're familiar with over the span of the last few albums but disc 2 offers an awesome set assisted by Afrojack for a energetic music riot. If I had one gripe it might be the song "Repeat" with Jessie J (but this could be because I don't entirely like her music to begin with) but Jennifer Hudson's vocals on "Night of Your Life" are fantastic. Dev also gets in on the action with Timbaland, Justin Timberlake and Afrojack to produce a fun, Dev-typical song. If you like David Guetta already, you need this album. If you're just starting to like electronic music with hip-hop influences, you'll probably benefit from getting this album.


David Guetta Nothing But The Beat Album buy from Amazon:
http://amzn.to/rUOPOp [$12.99]
http://amzn.to/rVYtjE (Audio CD) [$9.99]
http://amzn.to/uL98nd (Audio CD Import) [$15.99]
http://amzn.to/tE2agA (Vinyl) [$19.54]