Extraterrestres - from $5.98
By the time Wisin & Yandel released Los Extraterrestres, the veteran reggaeton duo was a well-oiled hitmaking machine. It had taken them a half-decade to break into the mainstream with Pa'l Mundo (2005), a chart-topping album that spawned... |
Best Damn Thing [CD/DVD] - from $7.99
Well, that awkward goth phase didn't last long! With all the impatience of an ADD-riddled teen rebel, Avril Lavigne ditched the gloomy façade of her sophomore Under My Skin and dove back into the well-scrubbed mosh pit for her third album,... |
Led Zeppelin - from $8.99
Led Zeppelin had a fully formed, distinctive sound from the outset, as their eponymous debut illustrates. Taking the heavy, distorted electric blues of Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, and Cream to an extreme, Zeppelin created a majestic, powerful... |
Devil Without a Cause - from $8.99
It's unlikely that even Kid Rock believed he had an album as good as Devil Without a Cause in him. Nobody else believed it, that's for sure. But he didn't just find the perfect extention of his Beastie and Diamond Dave infatuations here,... |
Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon - from $6.99
James Taylor's commercial breakthrough in 1970 was predicated on the relationship between the private concerns expressed in his songs and the larger philosophical mood of his audience. He was going through depression, heartbreak, and... |
Candy-O - from $4.99
Since the Cars had created a perfect album with their 1978 self-titled debut, it would be nearly impossible to top it. Instead of laboring long and hard over a follow-up like many '70s bands did after a huge commercial success, the band... |
Voodoo Child: The Jimi Hendrix Collection - from $13.99
Wading through the repackagings of Jimi Hendrix musical legacy is a daunting task which has not been made any easier in the digital age. This double-CD set features a disc of "studio" and "live" performances, including several alternate... |
Grace Like Rain - from $7.99
What grabs you immediately about Todd Agnew's brand of praise & worship is the diversity with which it's delivered. Throughout Grace Like Rain, Agnew shifts flawlessly from one genre to another without losing much speed. Cuts like... |
Appearances - $15.75
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Til My Casket Drops - $7.99
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Eye of the Tiger - $6.75
1982 was an interesting year for mainstream rock. Listeners were still a few years away from the chart-topping pop-metal bands, and a few years removed from the oft-indulgent '70s rock era. As a result, people were left with an era that... |
Rascal Flatts - from $7.99
Rascal Flatts are three average, nice guys. They make contemporary country-pop that's nice, but ever so slightly and satisfyingly a cut above average. Nothing on their eponymous debut deviates from the norm -- it's squarely down the center... |
Look Again - from $4.99
Contemporary jazz saxophonist Nelson Rangell's 12th album, Look Again, finds the horn virtuoso concentrating on tenor, as opposed to the dominance of alto saxophone in his recent work. The album simmers with urban flavor and remains upbeat... |
Walls of Akendora - $8.99
Although her press materials since 2000 have trumpeted her two wins as "Best Female Artist" at the National Smooth Jazz Awards, the brilliant Japanese-born keyboardist and composer is secure enough in her genius, spirituality, and vast... |
Warrior of the Heart - $2.67
Therese is one of those eclectic singer/songwriters who matches her ethereal voice with global-minded soundscapes, ancient winds, soulful modern edges, and folk ideas. At times it's hard to pick out each individual track in the sequence --... |
