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Trainspotting [Original Soundtrack]
(1996)
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Trainspotting concerns the adventures of a group of young, nearly criminal, drug-addicted Scottish friends. The novel, written by Irvine Welsh, became one of the most popular books in the British indie scene in the early '90s and was adapted to film in 1996 by the makers of Shallow Grave. Appropriately, an all-star collection of British pop and ...
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Reload
(1999)
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Tom Jones
It had been six years since Tom Jones released his last stateside record, but this one scored big in England and on the Continent, for good reason. Ultra-modern and topical, Reload suggests you can easily ignore Jones' "What's New Pussycat?" past. Not only does Jones deliver one of the more invigorating workings of modern pop here, his selection ...
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Slam Jams, Vol. 1
(1997)
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Various Artists
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Just Like Heaven [Soundtrack]
(2005)
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Just Like Heaven is a fairly standard romantic comedy soundtrack, assembling a mix of classics, covers, and excerpts of Rolfe Kent's score. The covers range from good-natured singer/songwriterisms like Pete Yorn's "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" and Katie Melua's pretty, mellow version of the film's namesake (the Cure's original ...
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No Thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion
(2003)
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Various Artists
Like all the great rock revolutions, punk was fueled by singles. Sure, there were a lot of tremendous albums, but all the artists that cut great LPs also had great 7"s -- and in the case of Television and Patti Smith, they had independent singles released prior to their first albums that never appeared on their debuts. Since rock criticism tends ...
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As Seen on TV: Songs From Commercials
(2001)
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Various Artists
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Punk Generation: Best of Oddities & Versions
(2004)
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The Damned
Along with the Sex Pistols, the Damned are definitely one of the most re-packaged bands of first-wave U.K. punk. It seems like every year, there's a new "harvest" of odds and ends Damned compilations, and the 2004 edition went by the title of Punk Generation: Best of Oddities & Versions. Comprised of 19 tracks (which frustratingly includes ...
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Rock: Selects, Vol. 1
(2001)
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Various Artists
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Platinum & Gold Collection
(2004)
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Iggy Pop
Iggy Pop's solo career seems to defy a neat and concise compilation album, given his numerous creative twists and turns as well as the long list of labels he's worked with, but that hasn't stopped anyone from trying to create one anyway, and this installment in BMG's Platinum and Gold Collection series assembles a dozen cuts from Iggy's work for ...
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TV Eye (1977 Live)
(1978)
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Iggy Pop
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Extended Versions
(2002)
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Iggy Pop
Boy, is it hard to keep track of all the jillions of Iggy Pop live albums that have appeared over the years. At last count, the only official live set to be issued with the authority of Mr. Pop was 1978's TV Eye (1977 Live), which is pretty mind-boggling when you think of all the live sets that have seen the light of day. It's gotten so out of ...
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Fabriclive.07
(2002)
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John Peel
DJ legend John Peel's regular appearances at London's Fabric nightclub have never been any more predictable than the last 35 years of his BBC radio show. On air or in person, Peel has pursued a musical eclecticism that defies boundaries even as it, so inadvertently, has defined the "underground" for great swathes of his audience. It is no surprise ...
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Mixed Up
(2001)
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Praga Khan
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Hollywood Cool
(2005)
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Various Artists
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Where the Faces Shine
(2006)
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Iggy Pop
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Reload [Bonus Tracks]
(2003)
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Tom Jones
It had been six years since Tom Jones released his last stateside record, but this one scored big in England and on the Continent, for good reason. Ultra-modern and topical, Reload suggests you can easily ignore Jones' "What's New Pussycat?" past. Not only does Jones deliver one of the more invigorating workings of modern pop here, his selection ...
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Skulduggery
(1999)
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The Physicals
After the Maniacs' nonstop punk ran its course, guitarist Alan Lee Shaw's Physicals adopted a more glam stance, at least on their All Sexed Up EP. The storming "Breakdown on Stage" sets the tone by saluting the New York Dolls -- in words, and riffs -- while Shaw indulges some choice Thunders-style plectrum swipes on the slower, yet equally intense ...
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Trackspotting
(1997)
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Various Artists
PolyGram assembled this double-disc collection of soundtrack work reminiscent of the contemporary hit Trainspotting. The first disc has many good tracks, like Orbital's version of "The Saint" and U2's "Theme from Mission: Impossible," plus tracks by Leftfield, Underworld, Future Sound of London and Fluke...The second disc has such...film songs as ...
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I Love Punk [Central Station]
(2008)
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Punk Generation: Best of Oddities & Versions [Bonus Tracks]
(2008)
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The Damned
In the interest of truth in packaging, both fans and casual observers of U.K. punk trailblazers the Damned should be aware that "Oddities & Versions" is the key part of this compilation's subtitle, not "Best Of." Most of the tracks that appear on Punk Generation are live recordings; two date from 1977 ("Stab Your Back" and "Idiot Box") and are ...
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Newbury Comics: The Early Years, Vol. 1
(2003)
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Various Artists
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From the Front Row: Live
(2003)
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Iggy Pop
After experimenting with a variety of different approaches/styles after the break-up of the Stooges, Iggy Pop finally came to terms with the fact that he was a rock and roller in the late '80s. Taking a break from the studio and the road from mid-'83 through mid-'85, Iggy hooked up once more with old pal David Bowie for Blah Blah Blah. Iggy also ...
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Choice Cuts
(1984)
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Iggy Pop
Following the success of David Bowie's version of "China Girl," RCA assembled Choice Cuts, a compilation of Iggy Pop's two albums for the label. Actually, "compilation" is a misleading word: Side one of Choice Cuts features side one of The Idiot, while side two features side one of Lust for Life. It effectively illustrates the differences between ...
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