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Shake! $8.99 Shake! |
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Shake It $20.99 Shake It |
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Shake the World $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Hey Virginia, 2. Can't Run Away, 3. Downtown Neon Lights, 4. Shake the World, 5. Turn Around Point, 6. Unwelcome Ghost, 7. Comeback, The, 8. Highway Girl, 9. Beautiful Regret, 10. Slow Motion |
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Shake Out of Apathy, America! : A Lover's Fervent Prayer $24.33 No Synopsis Available |
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Dead Man Shake $13.99 Track Listing: 1. MPLS, 2. Do Right in Your Eyes, 3. Vampires & Failures, 4. No Matter What You Say, 5. Take out Some Insurance, 6. Cleaning House, 7. Natural Mean Lover, 8. Get a Move On, 9. Bad Boy Blues, 10. Souvenirs, 11. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, 12. O.D. Blues, 13. Dead Man Shake, 14. What Kind of Fool Am I |
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Bronze Radio Return - Shake! Shake! Shake! $27.34 Shake! Shake! Shake! |
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The Lover $19.99 The Lover - Poster |
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Dead Man Shake [LP] $17.98 Grandpaboy includes: Covington (guitar); Elrod (harmonica); Twixt Pine (bass); Twiddle (drums).So, like all of Paul Westerberg's loyal fans, you've been dreaming of the day that the great cranky genius of slop-rock would record a blues album, right? OK, probably not, but Westerberg went and did it anyway (under the guise of his alter ego, Grandpaboy), and Dead Man Shake turns out to be a better album than you might expect under the circumstances. Like the previous Grandpaboy long-player, Mono, Dead Man Shake was recorded in Westerberg's basement studio, with "Winthrope Marion Purcival V" once again handling all the instruments, and though one can't help but wish the guy would find a decent drummer, the shabby but emphatic sound of these tracks at once honors the blues-leaning material on deck and suits Westerberg's musical instincts quite well. (The thick echo and chunky guitar textures also recall the sound of the late-'50s/early-'60s Chess Records sessions, though one doubts the similarity was at all intentional.) Dead Man Shake was released around the same time as the soundtrack to Westerberg's documentary video Come Feel Me Tremble, and both seem to be put together from Westerberg's B-list material, but Dead Man Shake in comparison appears to be B-plus product; his 12-bar meandering on "No Matter What You Say" and "Natural Mean Lover" allow him to make good use of his snarkiness, "Vampires and Failures," "O.D. Blues," and "Get a Move On" suggest they could have been A-list material with a bit more work, and if the Minneapolis City Council goes on a collective bender long enough, it might make "MPLS" the town's new anthem. Westerberg also reveals a strong command for covers here; while his takes on Jimmy Reed ("Take Out Some Insurance") and Hank Williams ("I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry") are terrific, the bigger surprise is that you can say the same of his interpretations of John Prine ("Souvenirs") and even, gulp, Anthony Newley ("What Kind of Fool Am I"). Dead Man Shake sounds like something Paul Westerberg tossed off for fun in a week or so, but this time one can say that in a good way, and for simple gut-level satisfaction it's more engaging than the bulk of his post-Replacements catalog, though anyone expecting a masterpiece will be in for an unpleasant awakening. ~ Mark Deming |
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Shake $9.39 Rated: NRSynopsis: SHAKE - A Players Club For The Ladies. ""Shake"" is an erotic thriller, with an intense overdose of passion. This urban drama combines the grittiness of ""Hustle & Flow"" with the sensuality of ""Players Club"" and ""Trois. |
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Lover $29.99 Ryuji Adachi Lover - Photographic Print |
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Shake It Up $12.49 Shake It Up |
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Shake For Me $11.49 Shake For Me |
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Shake Around $6.49 Shake Around |
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Shake the Tree $8.99 Shake the Tree |
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Shake And Shout $10.49 Shake And Shout |
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Shake Away $9.49 Shake Away |
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Shangaan Shake $11.49 Shangaan Shake |
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Shake THAT!!!
Loud music can be harmful to your health
Yeah, I admit it – I’m a hopeless music-lover. Without music, I’d be, well, that much insane-er (Grammar Police, welcome to JerkLogic). And listening to my favorite music when I’m pushing 80 miles an hour on the freeway just borders on orgasmic. Well, until the dude in the pimped-out Civic with 36-inch rims and loud bass fills my rearview mirror – Then the fun begins. Ready? Lovely.
Along with the bright blue neon glow underneath the aforementioned Civic, the guy seems to have installed six subwoofers with enough combined power to drown out Yankee Stadium during the World Series. Oh, and they’re turned up to eleven, ala Spinal Tap. Just lovely. Now aside from completely obliterating all hopes of hearing my precious music, said monster loud bass has begun creating a genuine, honest-to-god mini earthquake, shaking windows, small landmarks, and that sweet eighty-year old woman’s dentures completely loose. And my spleen appears to have completely relocated itself to just under my left knee. What’s up with the crazy noisy music and loud cars, people?
So, my fellow music-lovers, honestly, what gives? There’s no way I can accept that 3000 watts of in-your-face loud bass and noisy music can honestly enhance one’s listening experience in any way, shape or form. Who else is with me on this? Please don't tell me that bass loud enough to melt your face off will completely enhance your listening experience. I will laugh at you. Hard. Other than that, comments, suggestions and snorts are welcomed as always!
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By JD From Jerklogic
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