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Making Tracks For Jesus $27.95 Making Tracks For Jesus |
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Making Tracks! (thomas & Friends) $10 Help the engines of Sodor be really useful by fixing tracks with Thomas, making deliveries with Harold, and much, much more... |
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Making Music $22.94 Limited edition remastered paper sleeve pressing. Part of NATURAL SOUL COLLECTION series from Sony Music. Limited paper-sleeve release of a 1975 album from an American soul singer-songwriter. 2010 remastered. All 10 tracks. |
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Who's Making Love... [Bonus Tracks] $12.79 The song "Who's Making Love?" was among Johnnie Taylor's biggest chart hits, with Taylor's tough but impassioned vocal supported by a potently energetic performance by the usual Stax Records crew (including Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and the Memphis Horns. But Who's Making Love, the album assembled to accompany the single, is for the most part dominated by more measured and blues-based material. While "Take Care of Your Homework" generates a potent groove (and reads like a sequel to "Who's Making Love"), and "Hold on This Time" is a remarkably successful emulation of the Motown production style, for the most part, Who's Making Love suggests Taylor was most comfortable with slow, sorrowful laments such as "Can't Trust Your Neighbor" and "Poor Make Believer," and while these tunes lack the dancefloor drive of Taylor's uptempo hits, no one can deny he knows how to make the most of the dramatic sweep of a tale of love gone wrong, and his tales of lovers gone astray (and paying the price) carry a weight not unlike that of his earlier gospel period. Who's Making Love captures some of the high points of Taylor's career as a Southern soul man, and finds him nodding to his past and well as his future in his search for inspiration. [The CD was also released with bonus tracks.] ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Making Tracks With The S-Bahn $4.99 For everything you do, there's a song that hits the spot. MOG brings them all to you: a world of music on demand, unlimited mobile downloads and ways to discover music free from the limitations of Pandora. The music you love, with you everywhere you go. |
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Bagpipe Music [Bonus Tracks] $13.59 Originally released in 1981 on the tiny U.K. indie Heartbeat and reissued in 2007 by Cherry Red including five bonus tracks, Bagpipe Music is the sole full-length release by Bristol new wavers the Art Objects. Though fairly obscure at the time, Bagpipe Music has developed a strong cult following over the decades since its release, since a rejiggered version of this band -- singer Gerard Langley, drummer John Langley, and non-musician dancer Wojtek Dmochowski, with a new guitarist and bassist -- re-emerged as the Blue Aeroplanes shortly after the Art Objects disbanded. Though especially in their early days, the Blue Aeroplanes were noted for an experimental bent and poetic attitude, the later group was far more conventional than the willfully noisy, almost antagonistic skronk of much of Bagpipe Music. The clattering post-punk squalls of the music, particularly effects-loving guitarists Jonjo Key and Robin Key, and quasi-funk bassist Bill Stair, sound deeply indebted to precursors like the Gang of Four and Captain Beefheart, making the Art Objects fundamentally not all that different from seemingly hundreds of other bands working in England at the turn of the '80s. But what makes Bagpipe Music unique is Gerard Langley's vocals and lyrics. With very rare exceptions, Langley doesn't sing on these tracks, but reads his own poetry over the band's musical backdrop. Unlike contemporary punk poets like John Cooper Clarke and Patrik Fitzgerald, Langley rarely interacts with the musicians in terms of his rhythms and delivery: only on a handful of songs, like the uncharacteristically poppy "Showing off to Impress the Girls," does Langley seem to be following the band's lead. More common are songs like "Miraculous Birth," where Jonjo's tightly-wound, Fripp & Eno-like needling guitar line and Langley's recitation, the song's only two elements, sound like two completely separate performances played back at the same time. The five bonus tracks, unfortunately, do not contain the songs from the Art Objects' two 1980 singles on the Fried Egg label, although one of those lost tracks, "Our Silver Sister," does appear here in a later re-recording, alongside a bracingly noisy musique concrète version of "New Caucasian Maps," a song the Blue Aeroplanes would go on to record twice more. The compellingly strange aspects of Bagpipe Music mostly make up for the elements of the album that are more familiar D.I.Y. post-punk noise-making, but Bagpipe Music is perhaps more interesting to dedicated fans of early-'80s obscurities than to casual Blue Aeroplanes fans. [Cherry Red's 2007 reissue included bonus tracks.] ~ Stewart Mason, Rovi Performers: William Kelly Stair - Bass (Electric); Charlie Llewellin - Percussion; Ian Kearey |
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Making Contact [Remastered] [Bonus Tracks] $12.79 Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the British Hard Rock group's 1983 album featuring two previously unreleased live bonus tracks: 'When It's Time To Rock' and 'Blinded By A Lie'. EMI. 2009. Performers: Andy Parker - Drums; Neil Carter - Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar (Bass); Paul Chapman - Guitar, Guitar (Bass); Phil Mogg - Vocals |
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In the Music [Bonus Tracks] $10.38 The Trash Can Sinatras have settled into the "album every five years" plan and judging by both 2004’s Weightlifting and 2009’s In the Music, it’s a plan that works for them. It may even be the secret to keeping their sound fresh. In the Music features songs good enough to have been on any of their early albums and arrangements that are as smooth and lush as ever, and best of all perhaps, singer Frank Reader's voice hasn’t lost any of its warmth. He sails through the midtempo tracks that make up most of the album with a nimble grace that seems almost miraculous for a guy who’s been doing it for so long. His is the kind of voice that sounds like an old friend who holds all the secrets to life and if you ask real nice, he’ll share them with you over a late-night pint or two. The rest of the band is in tune with this feeling as well, and their playing on the album is smoothly sympathetic with not a single duff moment or false note. Though the Trash Can Sinatras sound their best when they stay in the sophisticated midtempo pop pocket, they can also convincingly settle into a soulful groove (the title track), jangle like the Byrds ("Prisons"), or get late-night quiet ("Oranges and Apples"). It’s a masterfully played record, sung with passion and full of easy hooks; in other words, a Trash Can Sinatras record. Just like they’ve been making for two decades. ~ Tim Sendra, Rovi Performers: Andy Chase - Vocals (Background); Carly Simon - Vocals (Background); Frank Reader - Keyboards, Vocals; Grant Wilson - Guitar (Bass); Jody Stoddart - Vocals (Background), Guitar (Electric); John Douglas - Vocals (Background), Sampling, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic); Paul Livingston - Vocals (Background), Piano, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic); Stephen Douglas - Percussion, Drums; |
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Making Out On Satellites (Bonus Tracks) $4.99 For everything you do, there's a song that hits the spot. MOG brings them all to you: a world of music on demand, unlimited mobile downloads and ways to discover music free from the limitations of Pandora. The music you love, with you everywhere you go. |
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Dance to the Music [Bonus Tracks] $8.77 Dance to the Music [Bonus Tracks] |
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Modern Music [Bonus Tracks] $13.78 Modern Music [Bonus Tracks] |
How To Produce Dubstep – Make Professional Tracks With Ease
So many people these days are asking how to produce dubstep, because it is getting huge. And so any countries are loving dubstep nowadays, and that's not something to frown about, finally it's getting the attention it deserves. Now you can procuce your own tracks, as long as you have the right software.
Your favourite DJs and producers like Digital Mystikz, Plastician or Skream and Benga, all use very simple programs to sequence their original dubstep beats, the very same that are making them thousands and thousands of dollars internationally.
Don't let anyone tell you that these guys have million dollar studios because that is just not true. Another producer that I know owns a massive studio, running Protools HD with a giant desk and all the expensive rack units.
He records all kinds of music to make a living but his number one passion, is dubstep. He programs his beats on Protools and uses the same system to mix down, though it is effectively an identical sequencing platform as heaps of other software/programs, which don't cost thousands of dollars to set up, and are not so difficult to use.
I think I have found the best program to produce dubstep beats, a downloadable software which I have been using for several months now. Prior to that I knew nothing about electronic production and beat making (I was playing hard rock music for years) and it took no time at all to start smashing out fat beats.
This versatile software features the following:
An advanced digital sequencer: with keyboard shortcuts, 16 Stereo Tracks - record live to the metronome or draw or tap in your beats. Export to industry standard 44.1 Studio Quality .wav file masters – This is important if you ever want to sell your music online.
Drum Machine Panel: featuring assigned keyboard triggers and the ability to import your own drum samples.
4 Octave Sampling Keyboard: Two octaves of the four are controlled by your keyboard enabling you to play your melodies using the keys, with no need for a midi controller. There are heaps of high quality samples which are all fast loading with no lag time.
Recently, in my live sets, I started mixing in my own tracks that have been got an awesome reaction. I've also got my tracks online and I am now starting to get a few sales under my belt.
Click here to start producing your own dubstep:
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