EMI Gold's 2008 release The Very Best of Manfred Mann is an excellent 18-track collection of the group's earliest years, spanning from 1964 to midway through 1966, when the group left EMI and switched singers. With the inclusion of the carnivalesque Dylan cover "If You Gotta Go, Go Now," this hints at the moddish psychedelia they later pursued, but this collection spotlights when Manfred Mann were at their hardest-hitting as a jazzy R&B outfit, scoring hits with "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" an...   [ read more ]

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'Armand Van Helden's 2004 New York: A Mix Odyssey was an overtly pleasing, one-size-fits-all, dumber-than-dumb party album. It was one of the rare mixes that could allow for "Black Betty" to rub shoulders with "Fascinated" without any contradiction whatsoever. It also let the New York-based DJ display his best mainstream moments in years with catchy electro hits like "My My My" and "Say My Name." For Part 2, however, Helden has seemingly decided to leave eclecticism in the hands of the likes of The Bang Ga...   [ read more ]

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To the Nth, first album from Athens, GA. band Lona. Made up of members and past members of Drip, Japancakes, Hayride, The Glands, Bright Eyes, The Star Room Boys, The Lures....The album contains pop songs, country songs, loud rock songs, drum machine / synthesizer songs, and a bawdy diddy from singer Clay Leverett's grandfather.

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