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Pre-Owned - Stevie Ray Vaughan In The Mix '90s Hits (1996)

Pre-Owned - Stevie Ray Vaughan In The Mix '90s Hits (1996)

Pre-Owned - Various Artists Pop Years (The 90s, 2010)

Pre-Owned - Various Artists Pop Years (The 90s, 2010)

Pre-Owned - Millennium Series Volume 5 The 1990s

Pre-Owned - Millennium Series Volume 5 The 1990s

Pre-Owned - Ready To Go 2 Women Of The 90s

Pre-Owned - Ready To Go 2 Women Of The 90s

MORE 80 FROM THE 90S

MORE 80 FROM THE 90S

90S: THE SONGS / VARIOUS

90S: THE SONGS / VARIOUS

Il Etait Une..90s General (Audiobook)

Il Etait Une..90s General (Audiobook)

TOTALLY 90S: THE ESSENTIAL NINETIES ALBUM

TOTALLY 90S: THE ESSENTIAL NINETIES ALBUM

Aretha Franklin Run-DMC SWV Et - Greatest RB Hits Of The 90s - 755174828928 - CD

Aretha Franklin Run-DMC SWV Et - Greatest RB Hits Of The 90s - 755174828928 - CD

License 12pc90s Faded Logo

License 12pc90s Faded Logo

15pcfa 90s Straight

15pcfa 90s Straight

Gold Seal Collection: 90S Classics 1990-1999 / Var (CD)

Gold Seal Collection: 90S Classics 1990-1999 / Var (CD)

90S: THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION

90S: THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION

1990s - [My Baby's] Double Espresso - Vinyl (7-Inch)

1990s - [My Baby's] Double Espresso - Vinyl (7-Inch)

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Womens hip hop dance clothes girls 90s costume 90s tee fly girl T-Shirt

Embarking on a solo career after the breakup of his two '80s bands, The Rip and Plagal Grind, Alastair Galbraith has established himself as a charming eccentric in the finest New Zealand tradition. Useful touchstones include his fellow Kiwi nutters Chris Knox and the Tall Dwarfs. Galbraith's songs often sound folk-based, partly because he favors modal rather than chordal melodies. Around this appealing center, Galbraith layers noisy experimentation, creating an unearthly racket that occasionally relents to reveal a gorgeous bit of guitar pop or a haunting violin melody. Galbraith released the GAUDYLIGHT EP and MORSE, a compilation of early demos and singles, on tiny indie in the early '90s. This CD, issued several years later, combines both titles, providing a handy introduction to one of experimental pop's best-kept secrets.

Embarking on a solo career after the breakup of his two '80s bands, The Rip and Plagal Grind, Alastair Galbraith has established h

Karaoke: Greatest Songs Of 90S Country Hits

Karaoke: Greatest Songs Of 90S Country Hits

Karaoke: Greatest Songs Of 90S Pop Hits

Karaoke: Greatest Songs Of 90S Pop Hits

Personnel includes: Mike Ladd (synthesizer, bass, programming); Jeff Cordero (guitar); Charles Calello (keyboards); Eric M.O. (bass); Bruce Grant (tape loops); Fred Ones (cuts); Company Flow, Starship Nigga. Recorded at Ozone Studios, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Mike Ladd. Mike Ladd, like the incendiary proto-rap group Last Poets, spews politically charged lyrics, set to jazzy beats and live instrumentation. With a hint of space-age, "out there" samples, he pushes the boundaries of hip-hop. What's been called experimental hip-hop has been inspired by poetry slams, free jazz, funk, and even '70s and '80s electronic music. First dabbled by early-'90s hip-hop prodigies A Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets and De La Soul, the practice of mixing chunky beats with acoustic and electronic music started a revolution of new expression. Now upheld by the likes of Ladd, Antipop Consortium, and Saul Williams, the Afro-futuristic message is being heard. On WELCOME TO THE AFTERFUTURE, Ladd's fifth release, electro, ambient, and loungey beats and samples project his smooth flow for a cohesive overview of some disparate influences. Heavy with science fiction references and political undertones (e.g. "Bladerunners," featuring Company Flow) the album twists your ears and mind to a whole other level. At times completely digital, at others acoustically jazzy, the album takes its place in a time capsule that kids will be digging out of the crates in decades to come.

Personnel includes: Mike Ladd (synthesizer, bass, programming); Jeff Cordero (guitar); Charles Calello (keyboards); Eric M.O. (bas

Gang Starr: The Guru Keithy E (rap vocals); DJ Premier (turntables, samples). Additional personnel: Damo D-Ski (vocals). Producers: Gang Starr, The Guru Keithy E., Mark The 45 King. Includes liner notes by Reginald Dennis. Digitally remastered by Carlton Batts (Frankford Wayne). Gang Starr's first release, 1989's NO MORE MR. NICE GUY, is a true gem. The album offers a glimpse of genius in progress. These early DJ Premier tracks stand the test of time, though many are at a faster tempo than his typical creations. NO MORE MR. NICE GUY helped create the jazz aesthetic that would dominate East Coast hip-hop music for the next six or seven years. "Jazz," an ode to the genre that greatly influenced DJ Premier, is a history lesson demonstrating both group members' musical knowledge. "Manifest" is undoubtedly the most memorable cut on the album, and the song that catapulted the duo into hip-hop's hall of fame. Also included on the set is the remix of "Positivity" a hard-hitting banger that heralds the Premier style adopted on the scores of important hip-hop albums with which the DJ was involved throughout the 1990s.

Gang Starr: The Guru Keithy E (rap vocals); DJ Premier (turntables, samples). Additional personnel: Damo D-Ski (vocals). Producers

Hollywood Singing And Dancing: A Musical History - The 1980s, 1990s & 2000s (Full Frame)

Hollywood Singing And Dancing: A Musical History - The 1980s, 1990s & 2000s (Full Frame)

Personnel: Steve Forbert (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica); Bill Hullet (acoustic & electric guitars, banjo, dobro, mandolin, ukelele); Garry Tallent (electric guitar, bass); Ken Lovelace (fiddle); Tim Coats (auto harp, jaw harp); Bobby Ogdin (keyboards); Charlie Chadwick (upright bass); Bobby Lloyd (drums). Producers: Garry Tallent, Steve Forbert, Tim Coats. Recorded at Moondog Music Studio, Nashville, Tennessee between May and June 2002. ANY OLD TIME was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Folk Album. Jimmie Rodgers, the "Singing Brakeman" who helped invent country music as we know it today, was born in Meridian, Mississippi in the 1890s. Folk-rock singer/songwriter Steve Forbert was born in the same town some six decades later, and the influence of Rodgers was seemingly not lost on him. After numerous albums of his own wry, poetic songs, Forbert decided to take time out to pay tribute to the elder Meridian man with ANY OLD TIME. Wisely, Forbert doesn't try to come off 100 percent "authentic," so there's no uncomfortable retro tint here. Neither does he tart things up in ill-fitting contemporary arrangements. Instead, he leads a mostly acoustic band through some of Rodgers's best songs, from the minor-key plaint "Gambling Barroom Blues" to the amiable hobo tale "Waiting on a Train." Forbert's throaty warble serves the down-home feeling of the songs well, and his band serves tradition without being shackled by it.

Personnel: Steve Forbert (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica); Bill Hullet (acoustic & electric guitars, banjo, dobro, mandolin, u

Rhythm of the 90s / Various

Rhythm of the 90s / Various

CLUB SOUNDS 90S/2

CLUB SOUNDS 90S/2

Ministry of Sound Anthems: 90s

Ministry of Sound Anthems: 90s

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