Editorial Product Review: :The most hotly anticipated album release of this New Year comes not from someone rammed into the collective consciousness by their media ubiquity. Duffy is an unknown quantity at this point, having performed but a small number of gigs, mostly in support of The Magic Numbers, and having only just begun to be seen on TV, most notably with recent appearances on Jools Holland's Later and New Year Hootenanny. Yet her soulful voice has already beguiled many of ...
Editorial Product Review: :The most hotly anticipated album release of this New Year comes not from someone rammed into the collective consciousness by their media ubiquity. Duffy is an unknown quantity at this point, having performed but a small number of gigs, mostly in support of The Magic Numbers, and having only just begun to be seen on TV, most notably with recent appearances on Jools Holland's Later and New Year Hootenanny. Yet her soulful voice has already beguiled many of ...
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:UK two track CD pressing of the third single to be taken from her critically acclaimed 2008 debut album Rockferry. Written by Duffy, Jimmy Hogarth and Eg White and produced by Jimmy Hogarth, this instantly memorable Pop gem is one of the many album highlights. Features 'Warwick Avenue' plus the non-album 'Put It In Perspective'. Polydor.
Editorial Product Review: :Certain moments in Sunset Boulevard may convince you that it's Andrew Lloyd Webber's most satisfying score. The dark opening theme recalls Franz Waxman, while throughout the lush strings perfectly evoke old Hollywood, occasionally broken by wonderfully jazzy interludes. The melodies of the two big songs, 'With One Look' and 'As if We Never Said Goodbye,' wind their way into your brain in the best Lloyd Webber way (even if the latter, Norma Desmond's ode to her fans, is ...
Editorial Product Review: :At Christmastime of 1959, three Louisiana children discover a man with bloody hands and feet. Is he Jesus Christ, or is he the convicted murderer reportedly on the loose? This searing question is the basis of Whistle Down the Wind, Andrew Lloyd Webber's long-awaited new musical, and fans will find it worth the wait. A study of the faith of children contrasted with the caution and fear of adults, the story was adapted from a novel by Mary ...
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:16 cuts from the Duran Duran/ Lilac Time member's 1985 & 1986 solo albums for Virgin, plus tunes he released under the Dr. Calculus moniker. Includes tracks on CD for the first time. Features two versions of 'Kiss Me' (one producedby J.J. Jeczalik & one mixed by Francoise Kevorkian), plus 'Unkiss That Kiss' & 'I Love You'. 1998 Virgin Records release.
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:16 cuts from the Duran Duran/ Lilac Time member's 1985 & 1986 solo albums for Virgin, plus tunes he released under the Dr. Calculus moniker. Includes tracks on CD for the first time. Features two versions of 'Kiss Me' (one producedby J.J. Jeczalik & one mixed by Francoise Kevorkian), plus 'Unkiss That Kiss' & 'I Love You'. 1998 Virgin Records release.
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:16 cuts from the Duran Duran/ Lilac Time member's 1985 & 1986 solo albums for Virgin, plus tunes he released under the Dr. Calculus moniker. Includes tracks on CD for the first time. Features two versions of 'Kiss Me' (one producedby J.J. Jeczalik & one mixed by Francoise Kevorkian), plus 'Unkiss That Kiss' & 'I Love You'. 1998 Virgin Records release.
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:1998 album for the Cooking Vinyl label by this one-time member of Duran Duran. Contains 13 brand new tracks, including 'One Day One Of These Fucks Will Change Your Life'and the single '17'.
Editorial Product Review:Album Description:1998 album for the Cooking Vinyl label by this one-time member of Duran Duran. Contains 13 brand new tracks, including 'One Day One Of These Fucks Will Change Your Life'and the single '17'.
Steering clear of many of the pitfalls that sapped past video-on-demand broadband solutions, Vudu delivers the closest thing to "Netflix in a box" that we've seen to date.
It's June 29th and Apple is finally ready to let the public play with the iPhone. The past six months have shaped up to be the highest profile mobile phone launch ever, Apple has conjured up an...
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