Release Date: 2008-03-25, Audio CD, CDBY

After accomplishing a long successful run in the music industry, most groups cap off an explosive career by releasing a Greatest Hits compilation. Unlike the Backstreet Boys and Led Zeppelin however, The Luniz are taking a different approach. The Oakland duo, comprised of Yukmouth and Numskull, only dropped three albums and thought now was the time to drop their Greatest Hits album. Quite frankly, it was a good move and really, it's a win-win situation. The Luniz can roll in the dough by re-releasing popular songs and heads won't have to skip over previous lackluster efforts. The whole disc is comprised of their best songs from 95's Operation Stackola, `97's Lunitik Muzik and 2002's Silver and Black including their earlier standouts 'Playa Hata' and 'I Got 5 On It.' The Luniz also decided... Less

0. DISC 1:1. Blue Grass Ramble2. New Mule Skinner Blues3. My Little Georgia Rose4. Memories of You5. I'm on My Way to the Old Home6. Alabama Waltz7. I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome8. I'll Meet You in Church Sunday Morning9. Boat of Love10. Old Fiddler, The11. Uncle Pen12. When the Golden Leaves Begin to Fall13. Lord Protect My Soul14. River of Death15. Letter from My Darling16. On the Old Kentucky Shore17. Raw Hide18. Poison Love19. Kentucky Waltz20. Prisoner's Song21. Swing Low Sweet Chariot22. Angels Rock Me to Sleep23. Brakeman's Blues24. Travelin' Blues0. DISC 2:1. When the Cactus Is in Bloom2. Sailor's Plea3. Highway of Sorrow4. Rotation Blues5. Lonesome Truck Driver's Blues6. Sugar Coated Love7. You're Drifting Away8. Cabin of Love9. Get Down on Your Knees and Pray10. Christmas Time's... Less

1. Johnny Strikes up the Band2. Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner3. Excitable Boy4. Werewolves of London5. Accidentally Like a Martyr6. Nighttime in the Switching Yard7. Veracruz8. Tenderness on the Block9. Lawyers, Guns and Money

With a cheeky flair for symbolism that's entirely in character, Boy George kicked off his inaugural U.S. DJ tour on Valentine's Day, headlining at clubs around the country to promote his latest persona as showcased in his new record, Essential Mix. He's long since come back from his druggy, dark post-Culture Club days with a Peter Pan-like rebound, dropping one needle for another. It's a return to roots in a way: the dance music club scene is practically amniotic for Boy George, the milieu where he cut his teeth. So there's less of a leap than might be assumed to find the sister following in the formidable footsteps of Fatboy Slim and Paul Oakenfold (who contributed an earlier volume to London/Sire's essential mix series). And--exactly as you'd expect--Boy George indulges his decidedly... Less

Find outdoor sleeping bags and blankets at Target.com! Swissgear delivers its trademark quality and comfort in this sleeping bag designed for camping in chilly weather. Its polyester fiber fill will keep you warm at 40 degrees while being lightweight enough to carry anywhere. The versatile two-sided zipper lets you open and close it easily from the inside as well as the outside. This bag is washable in cold water for convenience.

1. Minstrel March/Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey2. Our Story Begins3. Commencing in Chattanooga4. Alabama Ladies5. Nothin'6. Electric Chair7. Go Back Home8. Shout9. Make Friends with the Truth10. That's Not the Way We Do Things11. Never Too Late12. Financial Advice13. Southern Days14. Chain Gang (Minstrel March Reprise)15. Alabama Ladies (Reprise)16. It's Gonna Take Time17. Governor's Entrance/Zat So/You Can't Do Me, The18. Scottsboro Boys, The19. Exit Music

Ever since the November 2007 digital release of the hilarious, zeitgeist- capturing single "Ur So Gay," Los Angeles-based singer- songwriter Katy Perry has been wowing critics and fans alike (including the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna) with her big voice, sassy attitude, and feisty, confessional songs. Katy's debut album, One of the Boys, is a sharp, witty pop-rock gem filled with candid tales of neurotic ex-boyfriends ("Hot N Cold," "Ur So Gay"), crazy road trips with friends ("Waking Up in Vegas"), and figuring out who you are along the way (first single "I Kissed A Girl," "Fingerprints"). While the album displays Katy's feisty, girl-power swagger, it also reveals her more vulnerable side on such regretful ballads as "Lost," "I'm Still Breathing," and "Thinking of You." Although just... Less

Grab these rad Billabong boardshorts so that you can teach your little one how to swim in style. Part of the Greg Noll Collection. Quick-drying polyester fabric helps provide for comfort. Allover vintage artwork inspired by Greg Noll. Front tie closure. Solid pocket with drainage eyelet at back right. Billabong brandmarkings throughout. 100% recycled polyester. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Imported. Waist Measurement: 17 in ; Outseam: 10 in ; Inseam: 3 in ; Front Rise: 8 in ; Back Rise: 10 in ; Leg Opening: 14 in ; Product measurements were taken using size 2T (Toddler). Please note that measurements may vary by size.

The Cure, one of the most revered British bands of the past quarter-century, have unveiled their plans to release four singles, one each month starting in May 2008. It will be the band's first album of new music since 2004's self titled album The Cure. Physical and digital singles will be available. The forthcoming album is due out on October 14, 2008. It will be The Cure's thirteenth studio album... A lucky number indeed! Led as always by lead singer/guitarist Robert Smith, the Cure line-up comprises longtime members bass player Simon Gallup, drummer Jason Cooper and, back in the band for a third time, guitarist Porl Thompson. The Cure first formed in southern England in 1976 as Easy Cure. In 1978 the 'Easy' was dropped, and The Cure was signed to the Fiction label. In May 1979... Less

The long awaited re-issue of their lost second album "History Of" from Indianapolis- based Zero Boys. Unlike most coast punk of the time, the Zero Boys were pointing the way to a scene that could accommodate heaping helpings of melody, intelligence, and rock 'n roll suss, not just turbo-charged ferocity. When the Ramones lost it, the Zero Boys found it - adding a slam brigade fist to the blitzkrieg beat. "History Of" has been remastered from the original tapes. Liner notes by Jack Rabid. Between this and "Vicious Circle", the entire recorded output of this legendary Midwest punk band's original line up is finally collected.

1. This Far2. Ghost, A3. Blue Skies4. Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop5. Take a Chance6. Boy Who Never, The7. Made for Glory8. Speak to the Keys9. Rooftops10. Look So Tired11. If I'm Saying Nothing

EN means "Affinity" and this husband-wife duo have an affinity for Japanese music based on years of study in Japan. Award-winning artist Elizabeth Falconer (koto) and John Falconer (shakuhachi bamboo flute) perform original compositons and well-known pieces from Japan, as well as their own arrangements of American spirituals, a romantic classical work, and a lilting Cuban melody. Reaching beyond the style of "meditation music," this is an utterly refreshing take on the versatile sounds of these traditional Japanese instruments. A warm, inspired performance to refresh for the mind and spirit.

Beyond his best-known composition, the Glen Campbell hit "Gentle on My Mind," John Hartford's idiosyncratic, irreverent spin on traditional Southern music has continued for three decades unimpaired by commercial considerations. Since the early 1970s, his willingness to toy with convention made him a forerunner of the progressive bluegrass movement, though he's rarely credited as such. Recorded with a small group of sidemen, this collection of tongue-in-cheek originals has the spontaneity of a jam session. "Waltz of the Golden Rule," "Billy the Kid," and the bent "Watching the River Go By" are quintessential Hartford, showcasing the sophisticated goofiness that's as much his trademark as his derby hat. "The Cross-Eyed Child," a heartfelt, highly personal 10-minute memoir/elegy of... Less

With all the talk that hip-hop is dead, there's no better example than Fashawn to prove that it's certainly alive, well and being fed to a hungry new generation of hip-hop fans. And after listening to just 16 bars it's evident that Fashawn is one of the hungriest. He's a prodigal son, part of a new generation of emcees lucky enough to grow up in hip-hop's golden era. He's not an '80s baby; he's a '90s baby. Think about that for a second. Then think about his potential. Hailing from Fresno, California, Fashawn has all the charisma of a modern-day emcee and the rhyming chops of a veteran beyond his years. For a 20-year-old, his raw talent, songwriting ability and versatility, is...well, it's phenomenal. Recognized already as a leader in Central California's hip hop scene, steering a vibrant... Less

The long awaited re-issue of their lost second album "History Of" from Indianapolis- based Zero Boys. Unlike most coast punk of the time, the Zero Boys were pointing the way to a scene that could accommodate heaping helpings of melody, intelligence, and rock 'n roll suss, not just turbo-charged ferocity. When the Ramones lost it, the Zero Boys found it - adding a slam brigade fist to the blitzkrieg beat. "History Of" has been remastered from the original tapes. Liner notes by Jack Rabid. Between this and "Vicious Circle", the entire recorded output of this legendary Midwest punk band's original line up is finally collected.

No, Ron Sexsmith hasn't gone country. Instead, this collaboration between the Canadian troubadour and Nashville's renegade production team of Steve Earle and Ray Kennedy pushes well beyond Earle's beloved twang. Supporting Sexsmith's tuneful lilt and bittersweet lyricism are arrangements emphasizing a jaunty horn section (the album-opening "This Song"), chamber strings ("Miracle in Itself," "Fallen"), reggae rhythm ("Never Been Done"), Merseybeat jangle and harmony ("Don't Ask Why"), and even circus atmospherics ("Thumbelina Farewell"). On his most musically varied album to date, Sexsmith continues to merit comparison with artists who are rarely compared with each other--combining the wry vocal wobble of the Kinks' Ray Davies, the wispy delicacy of folksinger Tim Hardin, and... Less

Steve Mason is the mind behind The Beta Band. He's one of the Britpop generation's few genuinely brilliant and original songsmiths. His post Beta Band work under the monikers King Biscuit Time and Black Affair were both largely electronic based projects. 'Boys Outside' is a return to "traditional" rock instrumentation and arranging that easily draws comparisons to his early work with The Beta Band on "The 3 EPs" album.

Born with perfect pitch, Newell Oler was raised in East Texas. His piano interpretations seem to say and remind us of things long forgotten from uncluttered youth when there was a more simple spirituality in all of life. His music seems to speak with a familiar voice in a very impressive language. Listeners have said his music has the capacity to turn on a light inside some room in their minds that has been a long time lost. Not only does an eerie and unusual skill show through his music, the music selected is of a certain kind. Your kind of music

2 LP Vinyl Edition of Katy Perry's hit debut album One of the Boys. Ever since the Nov 2007 digital release of the hilarious, zeitgeist- capturing single "Ur So Gay," Los Angeles-based singer- songwriter Katy Perry has been wowing critics and fans alike. Perry's debut album, One of the Boys, is a sharp, witty pop-rock gem filled with candid tales of neurotic ex-boyfriends ('Hot 'n Cold,' 'Ur So Gay'), crazy road trips with friends ('Waking Up in Vegas'), and figuring out who you are along the way ('I Kissed a Girl,' 'Fingerprints'). While the album displays Perry's feisty, girl-power swagger, it also reveals her more vulnerable side on such regretful ballads as 'Lost,' 'I'm Still Breathing,' and 'Thinking of You.' This double-vinyl includes all the hits plus a second vinyl featuring 8... Less

Boogie Down Productions. Hip Hop Legends. KRS-One. Arguably one of the best and most important rappers ever to grip a mic. You probably think you’ve heard everything they ever recorded. Well think again. Traffic Entertainment is happy to announce that we have tracked down the original reel to reel master tapes from the B-Boy sessions circa 1985 through 1987, and some of the tracks that were unearthed will melt your mind. Original and alternate versions of “Criminal Minded” hits along with a DJ Red Alert megamix, and rare early tracks “Advance”, “D-Nice Rocks the House” and “Say No Brother” plus much much more. Many of the songs have never been on a CD and many more have never even been released, or even heard by anyone outside the B-Boy camp. This two CD set comes packaged in a beautiful... Less

Girls' Generation Repackage Album Girls' Generation the Boys (Sn01rlc) ** Japan Album (Korean License) ** * Language: Korean (Imported) * Release Date: 2012.02.10 * Genre? KPop * Number of Disc?1CD Track List 01 The Boys (JAPANESE ver.) 02 THE GREAT ESCAPE (Brian Lee remix) 03 BAD GIRL feat. DEV (The Cataracs remix) 04 Time Machine 05 MR.TAXI 06 GENIE 07 Gee 08 I'm In Love With The HERO 09 HOOT 10 Let It Rain 11 Beautiful Stranger 12 you 13 Run Devil Run 14 BORN TO BE A LADY 15 [Bonus track] MR.TAXI (Steve Aoki remix)

There's little in U2's 1980 debut to suggest that this was a band bent on world domination. Indeed, there's a charming, if naive, coming-of-age urgency in songs such as "I Will Follow," "Stories for Boys" and "Out of Control" that may startle listeners more familiar with U2's latter-day bombast and stadium-scale theatrics. Bono's viewpoint, still tantalizingly vague and wide-eyed, showed that his penchant for strident polemics hadn't yet gotten the best of him; his anthems are those of a yearning Dubliner barely out of his teens rather than those of a world-weary multimillionaire. The band's sometimes-ragged musical chops work in its favor here, gently burnished to then-fresh new-wave sheen by producer Steve Lillywhite. If the Edge's dense, effects-laden guitar work seems overly... Less

Five-time Grammy nominee Norman Blake and National Cowboy Hall of Fame winner Rich O'Brien blend their unique styles in this collection of instrumental and old-time country songs. Western Jubilee is proud to bring you Be Ready Boys, volume one of our Appalachia to Abilene series that will explore the roots of traditional music and its subsequent journey West. Five time Grammy nominee Norman Blake and Western Swing Hall of Famer Rich O'Brien blend their unique styles in this new collection of instrumental and old-time country songs. Norman Blake is featured on the Multi Platinum soundtrack of the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou?

There's little in U2's 1980 debut to suggest that this was a band bent on world domination. Indeed, there's a charming, if naive, coming-of-age urgency in songs such as "I Will Follow," "Stories for Boys" and "Out of Control" that may startle listeners more familiar with U2's latter-day bombast and stadium-scale theatrics. Bono's viewpoint, still tantalizingly vague and wide-eyed, showed that his penchant for strident polemics hadn't yet gotten the best of him; his anthems are those of a yearning Dubliner barely out of his teens rather than those of a world-weary multimillionaire. The band's sometimes-ragged musical chops work in its favor here, gently burnished to then-fresh new-wave sheen by producer Steve Lillywhite. If the Edge's dense, effects-laden guitar work seems overly... Less

An all girl pop band featuring the vocal and dance talents of nine difference signature members, Girls' Generation released their new English language single "The Boys" globally and performed to a sold out audience at Madison Square Garden this past October. They've released three Korean albums, three mini-albums and one Japanese full-length, in addition to various singles. The members of the group sing in both Korean and English. Their 2009 track "Gee" is the longest running Number One song on the Korean Broadcasting System's charts; it held the top spot for nine consecutive weeks. The track was also named song of the decade by several Korean music sites. Girls' Generation are massive stars in Japan, where they're self-titled album has gone double platinum, a first for any Korean... Less

2 LP Vinyl Edition of Katy Perry's hit debut album One of the Boys. Ever since the Nov 2007 digital release of the hilarious, zeitgeist- capturing single "Ur So Gay," Los Angeles-based singer- songwriter Katy Perry has been wowing critics and fans alike. Perry's debut album, One of the Boys, is a sharp, witty pop-rock gem filled with candid tales of neurotic ex-boyfriends ('Hot 'n Cold,' 'Ur So Gay'), crazy road trips with friends ('Waking Up in Vegas'), and figuring out who you are along the way ('I Kissed a Girl,' 'Fingerprints'). While the album displays Perry's feisty, girl-power swagger, it also reveals her more vulnerable side on such regretful ballads as 'Lost,' 'I'm Still Breathing,' and 'Thinking of You.' This double-vinyl includes all the hits plus a second vinyl featuring 8... Less

New 19 track retrospective featuring hits, 12' mixes, key album tracks, B-sides and other rarities, some ofwhich are appearing on CD for the first time or are now ex- clusively available on this set with the deletion of Connoisseur's 'best of'. CD debuts: 'Our Lips Are Sealed' (Urdu Version) & 'The Alibi' (12' Extended Version). Exclusives: 'Summertime' (Extended 12' Mix), 'Funrama Theme' (Extended 12' Mix) & 'The Telephone Always Rings' (12' Extended Mix). Other 14: 'Summer Of '82' (B-side), 'The Lunacy Legacy', 'Tunnel Of Love' (hit), 'We're Having All The Fun', etc.

Grab these rad Billabong boardshorts so that you can teach your little one how to swim in style. Part of the Greg Noll Collection. Quick-drying polyester fabric helps provide for comfort. Allover vintage artwork inspired by Greg Noll. Front tie closure. Solid pocket with drainage eyelet at back right. Billabong brandmarkings throughout. 100% recycled polyester. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Imported. Waist Measurement: 17 in ; Outseam: 10 in ; Inseam: 3 in ; Front Rise: 8 in ; Back Rise: 10 in ; Leg Opening: 14 in ; Product measurements were taken using size 2T (Toddler). Please note that measurements may vary by size.

This double live CD, recorded with the Dukes on their tour supporting Earle's 2002 album Jerusalem, takes its title from "John Walker's Blues," Earle's song about John Walker Lindh, "the American Taliban"--a song that got him Dixie Chick-ed off adult contemporary and country rock stations across the U.S. Subtitled "an audio documentary," the album coincides with the release of a feature film that follows Earle as he tours, mounts a play, and campaigns against the death penalty. Earle talks quite a bit between songs; his monologues are affable, entertaining, and leftist. Along with Woody Guthrie and D. Boon, Earle's one of those rare musical activists who understands that successful political songs must have music that's exceptional and politics that are personal. There are extraordinary... Less