Name: MuzikMan
Weblog: www.muzikreviews.com
Articles: 353
First Published: Sunday, May 23, 2004
Last Published: Monday, August 13, 2007
Currently listing articles 353-301:
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Music Review: Dream Theater's - Systematic Chaos, Best Album Yet— This album features some of the best progressive metal you will ever hear - bar none.
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Music Review: Paul McCartney - Memory Almost Full— McCartney has found a groove, a second wind to reignite his career to another level.
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Music DVD Review: Kenny Wayne Shepherd - 10 Days Out (Blues From The Backroads)— It is like a down-home cooked meal, the real deal.
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Music Review: America - Here & Now— Funny how things change and how one album can spark your interest in a band.
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Music Review: John Lee Hooker - Hooker— He single handedly created the Detroit Blues sound.
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Music Review: Yes - Fragile— Fragile gets the Ultradisc II gold treatment.
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Music Review: Blackmore's Night - Winter Carols— I feel in love with the music of Blackmore’s Night.
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Music Review: Al Di Meola - Consequence of Chaos— He is one of those artists that you always anticipate hearing great things from every time a new album comes out.
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Music Review: The Pretenders - Albums I & II (Remastered)— They had one foot in punk and the other in rock, it was the best of both worlds for The Pretenders.
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Music Review: John Mayer - Continuum, Candidate For Album of The Year— Continuum is a true classic of our time
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Music Review: The Electric Light Orchestra Reissues— Several of the bands recording have been remastered and reissued.
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Music Review: Kansas - Works In Progress— If you are a Kansas fan, this is a no-brainer.
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Music Review: Bob Seger - Face The Promise— ...
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Music Review: The Monkees - The Monkees and More Of The Monkees (Reissues)— "Hey, hey it’s the Monkees!"
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Music DVD Review: Bonnie Raitt And Friends - Decades Rock Live— Everyone was honored to be on the same stage as Bonnie.
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Music Review: Cactus Returns Strongly With New Release V— This is a solid comeback for a forgotten band and it should kick up some dust, joggle some cobwebs...
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DVD/CD Review: Particle - Transformations Live and Transformations Live For The People— You can feel the sense of community that Particle has with each other and their fans.
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DVD/CD Review: Phish - Live In Brooklyn— Phish releases another fine live set.
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CD/DVD Review: Stream Of Passion - Live In The Real World— Live In The Real World removes any doubt or speculation over this band's capability in live performance.
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CD Review: Yeah! - Def Leppard— Yeah! Def Leppard is back.
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Jimi Hendrix Live At Woodstock DVD— ...
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CD Reviews: Keith Emerson, Honky, Off The Shelf, At The Movies— Keyboard great's solo albums are reissued.
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CD Review: The Space Cossacks - Never Mind The Bolsheviks - The Best Of The Space Cossacks— Maybe CDs like this will fall into the right hands and serve as an introduction to the third wave of surf instrumentals.
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CD Review: Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime II— There is tons of energy on this album along with the usual pounding rhythm section and heavy metal guitars ripping away.
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CD Review: Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass - Whipped Cream & Other Delights Rewhipped— Remixes by late '90s and 2000 era DJs, with the old master himself playing new trumpet solos on seven tracks.
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CD Review: Blackmore’s Night - The Village Lanterne— Blackmore gives all of himself and satisfies old Deep Purple fans and new fans, as well.
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CD Review: Tommy Bolin - Whips And Roses— I am on a mission now to get every recording Bolin was involved with because of this CD; I am now officially obsessed.
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CD Review: Slave To The System - Slave To The System— Every time I hear this CD, I get chill that goes right up my spine then down my arm; it’s magical and energetic as hell.
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Book Review: Laurel Canyon - The Inside Story of Rock and Roll’s Legendary Neighborhood by Michael Walker— The San Francisco element was very important, but 396 miles down the coast there was a parallel universe taking shape that was of equal importance.
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Rick Ray Releases 28th Album-Temporary World— ...
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Hollywood’s Underbelly Comes to the Surface in Michael Mangia’s The Invisible Wall CD— Michael Mangia is not your typical artist. And The Invisible Wall is not your typical CD.
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Steve Northeast— Steve Northeast will instantly remind you of other voices you have heard over the years.
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Review: Hollins Steele - Songs From Vanderbilt Avenue— If all that glitters is gold then Hollins Steele's album is a cache of sparkling pop rock.
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Woody Russell's Americana— The name Woody Russell summons images of a man sitting in a musky old bar on a wooden stool with his guitar, singing and telling
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Stefanie Seskin— The Edge of Reason is Stefanie Seskin’s statement to the world that she has arrived
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Dee Dee Bridgewater— How does a little jazz music French style sound?
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Review: Stream of Passion's Embrace The Storm— ...
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Review: Back Home With Eric Clapton— Any time Eric Clapton releases an album there is a lot of anticipation and excitement.
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Interview With Hanson— I remember when you guys were very young and the newest sensations and pop darlings.
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Interview With Gary Husband— Let us start with your background and upbringing Gary.
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Review: Les Paul & Friends— Les Paul is 90 years old now. It is amazing that the man is still rockin’ after all these years.
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The Reach Podcast: Episode One 8/3/05— There are so many mediums available for artists to get their music out, in lieu of a major label, it is mind boggling when you
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CD Review: Eric Kamen - Native Unit— Eric Kamen lives in two worlds, as a producer in Hip Hop and R & B and as E with his own recording endeavors on
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Review: Gabriel James "In The Hands Of Fools
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Review: Various Artists - Back Against the Wall— You cannot downplay the importance and sheer brilliance of Pink Floyd’s masterpiece The Wall.
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CD Review: Laura Day - It's You— Her name is Laura Day. Although she only allows you to see part of her face, the picture of her inside the CD sure lets
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CD Review: ELO - The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra— ...
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CD Review: Wade O. Brown - All Night, All Love— ...
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American Armed Forces Find Sanctuary In Rhythm Of Honor CD
— We are sometimes caught dealing in generic phrases like "military action" or "defense plan," and we may forget that good men and women, not words,
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CD Review: Chicago Live At Carnegie Hall Vol. 1-4 Chicago IV— I covered the Chicago box set a few years ago, bought all the remastered releases recently, and now the crowning glory of an implausible career
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CD Review: The Stooges - The Stooges & Funhouse— Iggy Pop is like a cockroach, you just cannot kill him.
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CD Review: Niko Riippa Bohemian Breakfast
— When you are an apprentice to blues legends such as Louisiana Red and Eddie Kirkland you must be a very special person with an enormous
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Stan Swiniarski Releases New Country Album Ain’t That Love— Stan Swiniarski is an international independent Americana recording artist.
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