The Tubes (1975) more music like this

by The Tubes

Produced by Al Kooper, this debut by the notorious San Francisco group is best known for the blazing anthem "White Punks on Dope." Although the Tubes' raison d'être was their shock-rock stage dynamic, Bill Spooner, Fee Waybill, and company could, on occasion, deliver some offbeat pop splendor. A good example is the song "Haloes," co-written with ...

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White Punks on Dope [Remastered] (2004) more music like this

by The Tubes

This combination of the Tubes' first couple of albums really does feel like two distinct releases slapped together -- and it's the Grand Canyon-sized gap in quality that makes the demarcation about as subtle as a farting elephant hanging from a chandelier. The innovative San Francisco band's 1975 eponymous debut was, and is, a masterpiece. ...

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Serie 32 (2001) more music like this

by Nana Mouskouri

Part of Universal's Serie 32 series of double-disc best-of collections focusing on many of the most successful Latin artists of the 1990s. Each of the discs is filled to the brim with some of Nana Mouskouri's most well-known songs. As economical and convenient as this series of albums is, even the slightest bit of liner notes would be beneficial. ...

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Vida Marvada (2006) more music like this

by Chitãozinho & Xororó

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Congreso Nacional de la Salsa (2000) more music like this

by Various Artists

Congreso Bacardi de la Salsa collects contemporary and classic salsa hits such as Tito Puente & Domingo Quinones' "Salsumba," Isidro Infante's "Nave de Papel," Celia Cruz's "Bembelequa," and Eddie Palmieri's "Malaguena Salerosa." Salsas by Vanessa, Oscar D'Leon, Ray Sepulveda, Jose Alberto, and Tito Nieves round out this worthwhile compilation. ...

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Wild in London (2005) more music like this

by The Tubes

Ask a serious music historian what artists had the wildest, most insane live shows in the '70s, and the Tubes are likely to be mentioned along with Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Parliament/Funkadelic. Back then, a Tubes show was more than a concert -- it was a theatrical event and a musical circus. That type of wilder-than-wild showmanship didn't ...

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Serie Millennium 21 (1999) more music like this

by Nana Mouskouri

Nana Mouskouri's Serie Millennium 21 is part of Universal Music Latino's millennial celebration series, featuring 21 of Mouskouri's greatest hits on a budget-priced two-disc collection. Tracks include "Amapola," "Guantanamera," "Granada" and "Ave Maria." Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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