Chumbawamba & Credit to the Nation - Enough Is Enough
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Label/Cat#: One Little Indian # 79TP7CD | Country/Year: UK 1993
Genre: Rock, Folk, Rap | Style: Crossover, Political Song

Enough Is Enough is an anti-fascism single from Chumbawamba & Credit to the Nation, on Chumbawamba's album Anarchy. It reached #56 on UK Charts in 1993 and was supported by a music video…

Welcome back to the land of Kaledon. This album continues the epic saga which first appeared on last year's Legend Of The Forgotten Reign Chapter 1 - The Destruction. That album introduced the metal world not only to the band but to the enchanted world of England in the 1300's and guitarist Alex Mele's very imaginative story about the battle between 2 heirs to the throne and the many wars and battles fought in the quest for the crown.

SONS OF AEON, the new Jyväskylä, Finland-based metal band featuring members of GHOST BRIGADE, SWALLOW THE SUN, CODE FOR SILENCE and ENDSTAND, will release its self-titled debut album via Lifeforce Records.

Chumbawamba - English Rebel Songs 1381-1914
EAC+LOG,no CUE | FLAC tracks: 148 MB | Artwork | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: Virgin # 840 906 2 | Country/Year: Germany 1994, 1988
Genre: Rock, Folk | Style: English Folk, Political Songs

When Chumbawamba recorded the first version of English Rebel Songs 1391-1914 in 1988, it was a very unusual step for a band of anarcho-punks. After all, a bunch of unaccompanied traditional folk songs was in direct contrast to the loud noise of electric music. But the album spoke very eloquently, showing the band was committed to learning – and disseminating teaching – from history.

Veteran power metallers Kaledon has released their first album Legend Of The Forgotten Reign - Chapter I: The Destruction, the 1st installment of the saga started in 2002. Power Metal as its best: powerful, melodic and extremely captivating! The beautiful artwork has been made by renowned artist JP Fournier (Edguy, Avantasia, Immortal). Recommended to genre fans, as are all Kaledon albums. Nothing mind-blowing for sure, but Kaledon are good at what they do.

Not only did this album help pave the way for progressive rock, but it also introduced the unbridled energy and overall effectiveness of the synthesizer as a bona fide instrument…

Julius Reubke - Sonata on the 94th Psalm in C minor & Piano Sonata in B minor
Martin Sander (Organ) / Claudius Tanski (Piano)
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Label/Cat#: MDG # L 3344 | Country/Year: Germany 1988
Genre: Classical | Style: Romantic

Julius Reubke (March 23, 1834 – June 3, 1858) was a German composer, pianist and organist. In his short life — he died at the age of 24 — he composed the Sonata on the 94th Psalm, in C minor, which was and still is considered one of the greatest organ works in the repertoire…

Polkaholix - The Great Polka Swindle
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Label/Cat#: Westpark Music # 87146 | Country/Year: Germany 2007
Genre: World, Folk | Style: Folkrock, Polka

POLKAHOLIX is a polka/rock band from Berlin / Germany. Founded in 2001 they have re-animated the Polka tradition of Berlin, understandably in their own way….

It's easy and natural to confuse this three-disc audio package with the similarly titled DVD/Blu-Ray that was released simultaneously with the same cover art, especially since the song selection is nearly identical. But the CD set is a slightly different animal since it grabs what Frampton thinks are the best performances of the material played from various gigs on his year-long tour from 2011-2012.

Giuseppe Verdi was born in the little town of Roncole in the vicinity of Parma and spent the longest period of his life in seclusion close to Parma. He died in Milan in 1901. Today, the region of Parma honours its one-time fellow citizen with the international Verdi Festival organized by the Teatro Regio di Parma. Every year, Verdi’s masterworks are performed in the historical theatres of Parma and neighbouring Busseto over 28 days in the autumn…