The Doors - Perception [6CD BOX SET] [LIMITED EDITION] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]

90 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:51
Playlist length: 5 hours 47 minutes 21 seconds

3 Doors Down - The Better Life [2000]

18 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:41
Playlist length: 1 hour 6 minutes 24 seconds
Filesize: 43 MB

Playlist files:

1. 3 Doors Down - Kryptonite (3:53)
2. 3 Doors Down - Loser (4:24)
3. 3 Doors Down - Duck And Run (3:50)
4. 3 Doors Down - Not Enough (3:14)
5. 3 Doors Down - Be Like That (4:25)
6. 3 Doors Down - Life of My Own (3:58)
7. 3 Doors Down - Better Life (3:07)
8. 3 Doors Down - Down Poison (4:21)
9. 3 Doors Down - By My Side (3:16)
10. 3 Doors Down - Smack (2:29)
11. 3 Doors Down - So I Need You (3:48)
12. 3 Doors Down - Dead Love (2:44)
13. 3 Doors Down - Sarah Yellin' 86 (3:30)
14. 3 Doors Down - Wasted Me (2:57)
15. 3 Doors Down - Be Like That (5:00)
16. 3 Doors Down - Kryptonite (acoustic) (3:58)
17. 3 Doors Down - Loser (live on Rock 104) (3:55)
18. 3 Doors Down - So I Need You (Acoustic) (3:35)

Subscribe to the RSS Feed or by Email and receive free daily updates

Look more 3 Doors Down

3 Doors Down - 3 Doors Down [2008]

14 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:48
Playlist length: 53 minutes 12 seconds


Track list:

1. 3 Doors Down - Train (3:10)
2. 3 Doors Down - Citizen/Soldier (3:52)
3. 3 Doors Down - It's not My Time (4:01)
4. 3 Doors Down - Let Me Be Myself (3:48)
5. 3 Doors Down - Pages (3:47)
6. 3 Doors Down - It's The Only One You've Got (4:23)
7. 3 Doors Down - Give It To Me (3:21)
8. 3 Doors Down - These Days (3:39)
9. 3 Doors Down - Your Arms Feel Like Home (3:44)
10. 3 Doors Down - Runaway (3:24)
11. 3 Doors Down - When It's Over (4:18)
12. 3 Doors Down - She Don't Want The World (4:03)
13. 3 Doors Down - Feet In The Water (4:34)
14. 3 Doors Down - Who Are You (3:08)

and

File size : 65 MB Video Clip
3_doors_down-its_not_my_time-xvid-2008-mhq.avi


Never has 3 Doors Down produced a more polished and reflective album. The first five tracks are among the strongest they've ever recorded. From the opening to "Train," it becomes apparent that this album will be heavier and darker than anything previously written. The singles are solid, and there is a great mixture of slow and melodic tracks along with heavier, more fast paced rock. If you're a 3 Doors Down fan, then this is likely the record that you've been waiting for!

Subscribe to the RSS Feed or by Email and receive free daily updates

Look more 3 Doors Down

3 Doors Down - Away From The Sun [2002]

12 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:54
Playlist length: 46 minutes 51 seconds
Filesize: 68 MB

Playlist files:

1. 3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone (4:21)
2. 3 Doors Down - Away from the Sun (3:53)
3. 3 Doors Down - Road I'm On (3:59)
4. 3 Doors Down - Ticket to Heaven (3:27)
5. 3 Doors Down - Running Out of Days (3:31)
6. 3 Doors Down - Here Without You (3:58)
7. 3 Doors Down - I Feel You (4:07)
8. 3 Doors Down - Dangerous Game (3:36)
9. 3 Doors Down - Changes (3:56)
10. 3 Doors Down - Going Down in Flames (3:28)
11. 3 Doors Down - Sarah Yellin' (3:17)
12. 3 Doors Down - This Time (5:18)

Subscribe to the RSS Feed or by Email and receive free daily updates

Look more 3 Doors Down

The Doors [SOUNDTRACK]

Track Listings
1. Movie - The Doors, Jim Morrison
2. Riders on the Storm
3. Love Street
4. Break on Through (To the Other Side)
5. End
6. Light My Fire
7. Ghost Song - The Doors, Jim Morrison
8. Roadhouse Blues
9. Heroin - Nico, The Velvet Underground
10. Carmina Burana (Introduction) - Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus
11. Stoned Immaculate - The Doors, Jim Morrison
12. When the Music's Over
13. Severed Garden (Adagio) - The Doors, Jim Morrison
14. L.A. Woman

This is the original soundtrack out of the doors movie. It features many of their classic songs, nothing you haven't already heard. Also, includes a song from the Velvet Underground "Heroin", and "Carmina Burana" performed by the Atlanta Symphony. As well with a few of Jim Morrison's spoken poems.

I think this album will be a good addition to any rock n' roll collection and a pretty good introduction of the doors, for those out there who aren't too familiar with their work.

The Doors Original Soundtrack Recording [SOUNDTRACK] part 1

The Doors Original Soundtrack Recording [SOUNDTRACK] part 2

The Doors - Stoned Immaculate [2000]

1. Break On Through - Stone Temple Pilots
2. Riders On The Storm - Creed
3. Light My Fire - Train
4. Peace Frog - Smash Mouth
5. L.A. Woman - Days Of The New
6. Love Me Two Times - Aerosmith
7. Under Waterfall - The Doors
8. Wild Child - The Cult
9. Roadhouse Rap - Jim Morrison
10. Roadhouse Blues - John Lee Hooker/Jim Morrison
11. Is Everybody In? - William S. Burroughs
12. Hello I Love You - Oleander
13. Touch Me - Ian Astbury
14. Children Of Night - Perry Farrell/Exene
15. Love Her Madly - Bo Diddley
16. The Cosmic Movie - The Doors
17. The End - Days Of The New

Stoned Immaculate: The Music of The Doorsis a tribute album dedicated to The Doors. Producer Ralph Sall gathered an assortment of new, classic and iconic artists for the record. Unusually, the surviving members of The Doors played on this "tribute" record. In addition, recordings of Jim Morrison were used posthumously, in the creation of some of the tracks. Another posthumous usage, the cover features a painting by Rick Griffin. Read more this album...

Tribute to The Doors - Stoned Immaculate [2000]

Robbie Krieger - Cinematix [2000]

Track List of Robbie Krieger - Cinematix
01. Snake Oil
02. Idolatry
03. Skip
04. Missionary Jam
05. Psychadelicate
06. Haunted Spouse
07. Red Alert
08. Brandino
09. Out of the Mood
10. War Toad (Peace Frog Remix)


Product Details
Audio CD (November 7, 2000)
Original Release Date: October 17, 2000
Number of Discs: 1
The Official Site of Robby Krieger
Robby Krieger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Robbie Krieger is a rock and roll guitarist from Los Angeles, California. He was the guitarist in The Doors, and occasionally wrote songs for that band, such as "Light My Fire" and "Runnin' Blue". He took over as lead singer when the band briefly continued on after the death of Jim Morrison, without success. Krieger later played guitar on a few tracks by Blue Oyster Cult and reformed the Doors in 2002 with keyboardist Ray Manzarek from the original band as well as Ian Astbury and Stewart Copeland.

Krieger learned to play guitar when he attended the Menlo School (a boarding school in the San Francisco Bay Area). He started by tuning a Ukelele like the bottom four strings of a guitar and imitating a Flamenco guitar record. Later he purchased a Flamenco guitar on a Christmas vacation in Puerto Vallarta in 1963 and mastered the style without benefit of lessons. He gradually grew tired of playing Flamenco guitar and helped form a jug band called the Back Bay Chamberpot Terriers with Bill Wolff (later of the Peanut Butter Conspiracy). His talent was such that he enjoyed some success as a jazz guitarist after his initial tenure with the Doors, recording a handful of albums in the 1970s and '80s, including Versions (1983) and No Habla (1986). Krieger also enjoyed some success as a jazz guitarist after his initial tenure with the Doors, recording a handful of albums in the 1970's and 80's, including Versions (1983) and No Habla (1986).

After The Doors broke up in 1973, Krieger formed his own band, The Robbie Krieger Band. The band was disbanded after a short time. Krieger now serves with the revamped Doors.

Robbie Krieger - Cinematix

The Doors - Box Set of 4 CD [1998]

Disk 1: Without A Safety Net (l3 songs);
Disk 2: Live in New York (13 songs);
Disk 3: The Future Ain't What It Used To Be (15 songs);
Disk 4: Band Favorites (15 songs).

DISC 1: WITHOUT A SAFETY NET

1. Five To One - (live)
2. Queen Of The Highway - (alternate take)
3. Hyacinth House - (demo)
4. My Eyes Have Seen You - (demo)
5. Who Scared You
6. Black Train Song - (live)
7. End Of The Night - (demo)
8. Whiskey, Mystics And Men
9. I Will Never Be Untrue - (live)
10. Moonlight Drive - (demo)
11. Moonlight Drive
12. Rock Is Dead
13. Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor

DISC 2: LIVE IN NEW YORK

1. Roadhouse Blues
2. Ship Of Fools
3. Peace Frog
4. Blue Sunday
5. Celebration Of The Lizard, The
6. Gloria
7. Crawling King Snake
8. Money
9. Poontang Blues / Build Me A Woman / Sunday Trucker
10. End, The

DISC 3: THE FUTURE AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE:
1. Hello To The Cities - (live)
2. Break On Through - (live)
3. Rock Me - (live, with Albert King)
4. Money - (live, with Albert King)
5. Someday Soon - (live)
6. Go Insane - (demo)
7. Mental Floss - (live)
8. Summer's Almost Gone - (demo)
9. Adolph Hitler - (live)
10. Hello, I Love You - (demo)
11. Crystal Ship, The - (live)
12. I Can't See Your Face In My Mind - (live)
13. Soft Parade, The - (live)
14. Tightrope Ride
15. Orange County Suite

DISC 4: BAND FAVORITES:
1. Light My Fire
2. Peace Frog
3. Wishful Sinful
4. Take It As It Comes
5. L.A. Woman
6. I Can't See Your Face In My Mind
7. Land Ho!
8. Yes, The River Knows
9. Shaman's Blues
10. You're Lost Little Girl
11. Love Me Two Times
12. When The Music's Over
13. Unknown Soldier, The
14. Wild Child
15. Riders On The Storm

For those under 17 or for those whose knowledge or impressions of the Doors were formed by AM radio play of the band's singles, early hits compilations (especially 13), or the shorter and poppier songs from the band's albums, this four-CD set is probably not something they want to own, or a place that they should go -- not yet, anyway. The Doors Box Set was a long time in coming, promised for years by the surviving bandmembers and Elektra Records, and when it finally arrived in the fall of 1997, it left all but the most serious devotees at something of a loss. As it turned out, this box -- which could be subtitled "The Ultimate Adult Guide to the Doors" (complete with a warning sticker for content) -- was the group's gift not to the tens of millions who knew "Light My Fire" or "Touch Me," but to those more rarefied dedicated fans, the listeners who'd looked beyond the most popular hits and behind the music and the poetry, hung on the stories and the histories, and had usually worn out one or more copies of -No One Here Gets Out Alive. In essence, this was the group's own musical story told the bandmembers' way, without regard to technical perfection or record label (or corporate, or middle-brow) sensibilities with regard to taste or mass appeal, a perfect sweep-away-all-the-bullsh*t audio account of who and what they were. In the process, in the sheer power of the music and the presentation here, they not only leaped far beyond the boundaries of any of the video documentaries dealing with their history (aimed, as those were, at the widest possible audience) but also reduced the Oliver Stone movie to a piece of self-indulgent fiction.

Where their singles depicted them as an edgy, aggressive band that sometimes pushed the envelope of what was acceptable pop radio fare, The Doors Box Set has them crossing the line of social acceptability on virtually the first note of its opening track on disc one ("Without a Safety Net"), the raw and raucous version of "Five to One" from the notorious 1969 Miami concert where lead singer Jim Morrison was later arrested and charged with indecent exposure. From the singer's exhortations to the crowd about rebellion and sex (which tells you how on edge he must've had the Miami cops at that show from the get-go), the disc moves on through tracks that cover various components of their sound and songs that reflect aspects of their musical and personal lives: "Queen of the Highway" and amazing demos of "Hyacinth House" and "My Eyes Have Seen You," the Soft Parade outtake "Who Scared You?," and an amazing live cut of "Black Train Song" that takes "Mystery Train" into wholly new psychedelic territory. The latter is almost worth the price of admission by itself, and listeners haven't even gotten to the juxtaposing of the demo and finished versions of "Moonlight Drive" or the 16-and-half-minute jam/rap (including a reference to "Mystery Train") from the Morrison Hotel sessions, entitled "Rock Is Dead," where, fueled on wine and good food, they let the tape roll on this astonishing extended musical moment. Here, Morrison's singing, two years beforehand, gets fully at the raw, bluesy sound it would acquire for the subsequent L.A. Woman album.

Disc two, designated "Live in New York," contains a complete show from New York's Madison Square Garden from 1970 that has to be the best concert document left behind by the group. Despite some technical flaws, the performance and content are the best of any complete show released, with spellbinding renditions of "The Celebration of the Lizard" and "The End," "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Crawling King Snake," and "Money," and performances of "Gloria" and the complete "Build Me a Woman," all containing a few sonic moments that would earn an R or X rating in a movie. Indeed, anyone who might have seen an installment of Donahue circa 1984 (with Tipper Gore a guest on the program) in which a mother unknowingly referred, horror-stricken, to hearing a radio broadcast of the then recently released Doors rendition of "Gloria," complete with Morrison's exhortations to "wrap your legs around my neck," would have to laugh listening to the "Gloria" version here -- he goes a lot further, so much so that the same woman might have blasted her radio with a shotgun on hearing what he says (except that the Congress, run by those God-fearing Republicans, sort of blew any pretensions to censurable material when it held the Clinton impeachment hearings...which then calls to mind the image of Jim Morrison and Bill Clinton high-fiving each other when they meet in the Great Beyond, while the tormented souls of Henry Hyde et al. cringe from their vantage point way, way below). Put simply, this show blows Absolutely Live, Alive, She Cried, etc., right out of the water for relevancy and intensity, and is essential listening.

Disc three, designated "The Future Ain't What It Used to Be," assembles various live performances and demos dating between 1967 and 1970, essentially giving listeners a composite of their best and most honest moments on stage and television (including "The Soft Parade" from WNET-TV in New York in May of 1970); it's the perfect companion to the single live show from the prior disc. The blues numbers, especially Muddy Waters' "Rock Me," are worth the price of the disc, and the authorized tracks from the 1967 Matrix show speak for themselves. What makes all of these live performances vital listening, incidentally, is not just that Morrison is so often "on" and on target with he does, but that the band is amazing -- Robbie Krieger's slide work on "Money" is exceptional, and that's just one place out of two dozen where he shines, and Ray Manzarek and John Densmore are never far behind, if behind at all. Even Manzarek's keyboard bass work deserves at least grudging respect.

Disc four is the one concession to a slightly wider array of fans, on which the surviving members each choose their five favorite Doors tracks for a kind of personal best-of array -- what you end up with is the perfect FM radio profile of the group, with numbers like "Peace Frog" and "Shaman's Blues" replacing pieces like "Touch Me." The mastering was state of the art for 1997 and holds up in the 2000s -- the volume is good and loud, the textures rich and close, and the accompanying booklet, with comments by Manzarek, Densmore, and Krieger, plus essays by Tom Robbins, Michael Ventura, and late producer Paul A. Rothchild, is one of the best of its kind in the box set format, with enough content to be the start of a legitimate freestanding book. And as for the stuff that isn't here, like "People Are Strange" and "Touch Me," they're included on other, somewhat wider-focused collections for those who miss them. That said, this isn't the only Doors release that anyone should own, but it may be the most challenging that can be purchased, and the one essential collection beyond the group's original albums or one of the truly comprehensive best-ofs out there.

The Doors - The Doors [1967]

1 - Break On Through (To The Other Side)
2 - Soul Kitchen
3 - Crystal Ships
4 - Twentieth Century Fox
5 - Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) (RealG2)
6 - Light My Fire
7 - Back Door Man
8 - I Looked At You
9 - End Of The Night
10 - Take It As It Comes
11 - The End


Look more The Doors...

The Doors - The Doors [1967]

3 Doors Down ~ Seventeen Days

1. Right Where I Belong
2. It's Not Me
3. Let Me Go
4. Be Somebody
5. Landing In London
6. The Real Life
7. Behind Those Eyes
8. Never Will I Break
9. Father's Son
10. Live For Today
11. My World
12. Here By Me
13. Here Without You
14. Away From The Sun

Many people have stated that this is unlike the last 3 Doors Down CD 'Away From The Sun', in my opinion this is better with some very good songs on this CD. The evidence of maturity as individuals and as a band is shown in this CD a evolution as a group would go through. The album doesn't really pick up a gear until the 3rd song in the hitsong 'Let Me Go' which sounds like Creed and PJ sounds mixed together. 'Be Somebody' is a song full of important messages for people to be themselves and not what others want them to be. The weakest song in my opinion was 'Landing in London' with Seger. Just didn't appeal to me. My favourite song was 'Live For Today', excellent lyrics ina world going faster and faster day by day. Any fan of 3DD should be pleased by this newest CD from this pure rock group that has matured and will be around for some time to come.

Look more 3 Doors Down...

3 Doors Down ~ Seventeen Days

The Doors - Television Skies [Box 3 CD - 1967 - 1973]

Disco 1: 1967-1968
01 – The End
02 – People Are Strange
03 – Light My Fire
04 – People Are Strange
05 – Moonlight Drive
06 – Light My Fire
07 – When The Music’s Over
08 – Five To One
09 – Spanish Caravan
10 – Back Door Man/Crawling King Snake
11 – Wake Up!/Light My Fire
12 – The Unknown Soldier

Track 1: CBC Television Studios; Toronto, Canada; September 14, 1967
Track 2-3: The Ed Sullivan Show; New York, NY; September 17, 1967
Track 4: Murray The K Show; New York, NY; September 22, 1967
Tracks 5-6: The Jonathan Winters Show; Hollywood, CA; December 27, 1967
Tracks 7-12: The Roundhouse; London, England; September 6, 1968

Disco 2: 1968
01 – Alabama Song/Back Door Man
02 – The Wasp (Texas Radio & The Big Beat)
03 – Love Me Two Times
04 – When The Music’s Over
05 – The Unknown Soldier
06 – Wild Child
07 – Touch Me

Tracks 1-5: Television-Byen; Gladsaxe, Copenhagen, Denmark; September 18, 1968
Tracks 6-7: Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour; CBS Television City, Los Angeles, CA; December 4, 1968


Disco 3: 1969-1972
01 – Tell All The People
02 – Alabama Song/Back Door Man
03 – Wishful, Sinful
04 – Build Me A Woman
05 – The Soft Parade
06 – Crawling King Snake
07 – Tightrope Ride
08 – In The Eye of The Sun
09 – I’m Horny, I’m Stoned
10 – Love Me Two Times
11 – Verdilac
12 – Ships W/ Sails
13 – Good Rockin’
14 – The Mosquito

Tracks 1-5: PBS Studios, WNET/Channel 13; New York, NY; April 28, 1969
Track 6: The Doors Workshop; Los Angeles, CA; Fall 1970
Tracks 7-12: Radio Bremen TV; Bremen, West Germany; May 3, 1972
Tracks 13-14: The Dick Cavett Show; New York, NY; August 25, 1972

If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

Look more The Doors

The Doors ~ Seventeen miles

Alabama Song
Cars Hiss By My Window
Crawling King Snake
End Of The Night
I Can't See Your Face In My Mind
Love Me Two Times
Love Street
Moonlight Drive
Not To Touch The Earth
People Are Strange
Queen Of The Highway
Riders On The Storm
Soul Kitchen
The Spy
The Unknown Soldier
Unhappy Girl
You're Lost Little Girl

The Doors ~ Seventeen miles

VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos

001 Led Zeppelin-Stairway to Heaven
002 Van Halen-Eruption
003 Lynyrd Skynyrd-Freebird
004 Pink Floyd-Comfo....See all 100 Tracksrtably Numb
005 Jimi Hendrix-All Along the Watchtower
006 Guns N” Roses-November Rain
007 Metallica-One
008 Eagles-Hotel California
009 Black Sabbath-Crazy Train
010 Cream-Crossroads
011 Jimi Hendrix-Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
012 Chuck Berry-Johnny B. Goode
013 Stevie Ray Vaughan-Texas Flood
014 Derek and the Dominos-Layla
015 Deep Purple-Highway Star
016 Led Zeppelin-Heartbreaker
017 Eric Johnson-Cliffs of Dover
018 Jimi Hendrix-Little Wing
019 Pantera-Floods
020 Queen-Bohemian Rhapsody
021 Pink Floyd-Time
022 Dire Straits-Sultans of Swing
023 Rage Against The Machine-Bulls on Parade
024 Metallica-Fade to Black
025 Jethro Tull-Aqualung
026 Nirvana-Smells Like Teen Spirit
027 Stevie Ray Vaughan-Pride and Joy
028 Ozzy Ozborne-Mr. Crowley
029 Steve Vai-For the Love of God
030 Joe Satriani-Surfing With the Alien
031 Ted Nugent-Stranglehold
032 Jimi Hendrix-Machine Gun
033 B.B King-The Thrill Is Gone
034 Radiohead-Paranoid Android
035 Pantera-Cemetery Gates
036 Yngwie Malmsteen-Black Star
037 Guns N” Roses-Sweet Child O” Mine
038 Led Zeppelin-Whole Lotta Love
039 Neil Young-Cortez the Killer
040 Steely Dan-Reelin” in the Years
041 Queen-Brighton Rock
042 Beatles-While My Guitar Gently Weeps
043 ZZ Top-Sharp Dressed Man
044 Pearl Jam-Alive
045 Doors-Light My Fire
046 Van Halen-Hot for Teacher
047 Allman Brothers Band-Jessica
048 Rolling Stones-Sympathy for the Devil
049 Santana-Europa
050 Kiss-Shock Me
051 Ozzie Ozborne-No More Tears
052 Jimi Hendrix-Star-Spangled Banner
053 Led Zeppelin-Since I”ve Been Loving You
054 Smashing Pumpkins-Geek USA
055 Joe Satriani-Satch Boogie
056 Black Sabbath-War Pigs
057 Pantera-Walk
058 Eric Clapton-Cocaine
059 Kinks-You Really Got Me
060 Frank Zappa-Zoot Allures
061 Metallica-Master of Puppets
062 Pink Floyd-Money
063 Red Hot Chili Peppers-Scar Tissue
064 Prince-Little Red Corvette
065 Allman Brothers-Blue Sky
066 Iron Maiden-The Number of the Beast
067 Michael Jackson feat. Eddie Van Halen-Beat It
068 Yes-Starship Trooper
069 Beatles-And Your Bird Can Sing
070 Jimi Hendrix-Purple Haze
071 Funkadelic-Maggot Brain
072 Aerosmith-Walk This Way
073 Phish-Stash
074 Deep Purple-Lazy
075 The Who-Won”t Get Fooled Again
076 Neil Young-Cinnamon Girl
077 Alice In Chains-Man in the Box
078 Grateful Dead-Truckin”
079 Van Halen-Mean Street
080 AC-DC-You Shook Me All Night Long
081 The Velvet Underground-Sweet Jane
082 King Crimson-21st Century Schizoid Man
083 Stevie Ray Vaughan-Scuttle Buttin”
084 UFO-Lights Out
085 David Bowie-Moonage Daydream
086 Allman Brothers Band-Whipping Post
087 Johnny Winter-Highway 61 Revisited
088 Steely Dan-Kid Charlemagne
089 Rage Against the Machine-Killing in the Name
090 Eric Clapton-Let It Rain
091 Creedence Clearwater Revival-Heard It Through the Grapevine
092 Stray Cats-Stray Cat Strut
093 The Doors-The End
094 Rush-Working Man
095 Pearl Jam-Yellow Ledbetter
096 Rolling Stones-Honky Tonk Woman
097 Judas Priest-Beyond the Realms of Death
098 Dream Theater-Under a Glass Moon
099 Jeff Beck-”Cause We”ve Ended as Lovers
100 Bon Jovi-Wanted Dead or Alive



Look more Various Artists...

VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part1.rar
VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part2.rar
VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part3.rar
VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part4.rar
VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part5.rar
VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part6.rar

VA ~ 100 Greatest Guitar Solos.part7.rar

John Scofield - This Meets That

1. John Scofield - Low Road (4:56)
2. John Scofield - Down D (5:34)
3. John Scofield - Strangeness in the Night (7:14)
4. John Scofield - Heck of a Job (7:23)
5. John Scofield - Behind Closed Doors (5:29)
6. John Scofield - House of the Rising Sun (7:25)
7. John Scofield - Shoe Dog (8:12)
8. John Scofield - Memorette (6:35)
9. John Scofield - Trio Blues (4:16)
10. John Scofield - Pretty Out (4:31)
11. John Scofield - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (3:07)

If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

Look more John Scofield...

Enigma - Music History Best Of [2CD]

01 - Enigma - The Voice Of Enigma.
02 - Enigma - Principles Of Lust
03 - Enigma - The Eyes Of Truth
04 - Enigma - Callas Went Away
05 - Enigma - Smell Of Desire
06 - Enigma - Knocking On Forbidden Doors
07 - Enigma - Mea Culpa
08 - Enigma - Morphing Thru Time
09 - Enigma - The Dream Of The Dolphin
10 - Enigma - Beyond The Invisible
11 - Enigma - Between Mind & Heart
12 - Enigma - Why!
13 - Enigma - Shadows In Silence
14 - Enigma - The Child In Us
15 - Enigma - The Cross Of Changes
16 - Enigma - The Screen Behind The Mirror.
17 - Enigma - T.N.T. For The Brain
18 - Enigma - Second Chapter

Subscribe to the RSS Feed or by Email and receive free daily updates

Look more Enigma

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull [2008]

John Williams began composing the score in October 2007; ten days of recording sessions wrapped on March 6, 2008 at Sony Pictures Studios. The soundtrack features a continuum, an instrument often used for sound effects instead of music. The Concord Music Group released the soundtrack on May 20, 2008.

Track List of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

1. Raiders March (05:06)
2. Call Of The Crystal (03:49)
3. The Adventures Of Mutt (03:12)
4. Irina's Theme (02:26)
5. The Snake Pit (03:15)
6. The Spell Of The Skull (04:24)
7. The Journey To Akator (03:07)
8. A Whirl Through Academe (03:34)
9. "Return" (03:12)
10. The Jungle Chase (04:23)
11. Orellana's Cradle (04:22)
12. Grave Robbers (02:29)
13. Hidden Treasure/The City Of Gold (05:14)
14. Secret Doors/Scorpions (02:17)
15. Oxley's Dilemma (04:46)
16. Ants! (04:14)
17. The Temple Ruins/The Secret Revealed (05:51)
18. The Departure (02:27)
19. Finale (09:20)

Look more SOUNDTRACK...

Mystery Jets - Twenty One [2008]

A step forward from their first experimental album which contained tracks from over the course of several years as they were coming up. They've tightened their sound and Blaine's voice has never sounded better - leading the band into wildly catchy tunes, feeling more like a complete album then their previous. Fans of their first will find this second effort greatly welcomed.

Track List of Mystery Jets - Twenty One :

1. Hideaway
2. Young Love (feat Laura Marling)
3. Half In Love With Elizabeth
4. Flakes
5. Veiled in Grey
6. Two Doors Down
7. MJ
8. Umbrellahead
9. Hand Me Down
10. First To Know
11. Behind The Bunhouse
12. Twenty One (hidden)

Look more Mystery Jets...

My Name Is Earl Unofficial Soundtrack

1. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Ain't No Easy Way (2:36)
2. Jerry Reed - Amos Moses (2:17)
3. Canned Heat - Let´s Work Together (3:13)
4. The Doors - Peace Frog (2:54)
5. Billy Preston - Outta Space (4:12)
6. Stevie wonder - Higher Ground (3:42)
7. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gimme three steps (4:31)
8. Stevie Ray Vaughn - Pride and Joy (3:40)
9. Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' with disaster (5:00)
10. Stepenwolf - Born to be Wild (4:11)
11. ZZ Top - La Grange (3:54)
12. George Thorogood - Bad to the Bone (4:54)
13. Free - All Right Now (5:35)
14. Ram Jam - Black Betty (3:58)
15. Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl (3:45)
16. Jane's Addiction - Been Caught Stealing (3:32)
17. Wall of Voodoo - Mexican Radio (4:11)
18. AC/DC - Thunderstruck (4:52)
19. Tomoyasu Hotei - Battle Without Honor or Humanity (2:28)
20. Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made for Walking (2:43)
21. Carlos Santana - Winning (3:30)
22. Jerry Reed - Eastbound and Down (smokey & the bandit) (2:49)
23. Johnny Paycheck - Take this job and shove it (2:38)
24. Harry Nilson - Joy (3:44)
25. The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See (6:04)
26. Harry Nilson - Everybody's talking (2:46)
27. Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side (4:14)
28. Lynard Skynard - Tuesday's Gone (7:32)
29. Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - It takes two (5:03)
30. Salt 'n Pepa - Push it (4:32)
31. Nena - 99 LuftBalloons (3:54)
32. Eddy Grant - Electric Avenue (3:13)
33. Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing (3:31)
34. Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting (3:17)
35. Clarence Carter - Back Door Santa (2:14)

If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!

Look more Soundtrack...

The Emerald Way - [2002]

Track List:

1. Inner Light 4:32 $0.89
2. Another Answer Came 5:12 $0.89
3. Remember Now 4:25 $0.89
4. The Emerald Way 6:30 $0.89
5. Overheard in a Dream 5:30 $0.89
6. Soul Doors 5:12 $0.89
7. Unopened Flower 6:08 $0.89
8. Timeless 3:20 $0.89
9. Traveler Winds 5:42 $0.89
10. Secret Shores

New Age

DOWNLOAD PART 1

DOWNLOAD PART 2

PASS:E.T.

George Winston - Night Divides the Day - The Music of The Doors

Piano Solo

DOWNLOAD PART 1

DOWNLOAD PART 2