New Customer Review

Magico is perhaps a forerunner in what would come to be known as “world music,” and a pinnacle among ECM’s fruitful productions of the 1970s. Like its title, it is a little piece of wonder wrapped in an enigma too real to deny.

A Go-Go stands clearly as one of the top fusion releases. The tracks are arranged meticulously with no shortage of delicious, quirky changes.

These are 11 lush, gorgeous, highly sensual pieces featuring, in addition to Haden’s prodigious bass and Rubalcaba’s disciplined yet spicy piano, excellent rhythmic touches from Ignacio Berroa and sensitive guest contributions from four major players.

I think it is a great album; it is Styx's most progressive album. It's quite original. I like the concept and lyrics, a kind of fun-loving tackle at a dark subject, mind-control and oppression.

Overall, this album is incredible, one of my favorite albums. Pretty much every song is great. George really shows off his slide guitar skills on this album, and his songwriting and singing flourish. George never had quite the confidence in his voice that John or Paul did, but he makes up for less power with more emotion. The supporting cast of musicians is pretty much as good as you could imagine, and they work together flawlessly on this album.

Volume 2 represents a step forward on a number of fronts—and not just for Husband, though there's plenty of forward motion for him, in particular his command of tone and color. If Husband's roots were more evident in the past, with Volume 2 they've become completely subsumed in an increasingly personal approach to color, the keyboardist shaping some of his meatiest, most substantial synth tones to date.

The music here is inspired and convincing, almost like 70's. In fact, the album sounds very fresh and exciting most of the time, with the excellent backing band providing Anderson with a lush, symphonic and creative tapestry of sounds for his unique voice.

This is Chay's first video work. It captures the Tokyo performance of her first Christmas tour, held in December 2015. A must-see for fans, featuring Chay in seven different looks, including Santa fashion and dresses! The first limited edition comes with a luxurious photo book. Video bonus: [SPECIAL MOVIE] Documentary footage of the Tokyo performance of the Merry Christmas Tour 2015 Tracks list: 1 Twinkle Days 2 Next to Love 3 Love is Special 4 Heart Couture 5 Weekend! 6 Gradient of Smiles 7 Wishes 8 I am 9 Singin' In The Rain 10 Celebrate You 11 You tell me 12 Winter! Winter! Magic 13 Christmas Medley 14 Forever 15 Half Moon 16 DREAM SNIPER 17 Summer Darling 18 I Love You So Much 19 I Tried Falling in Love with You 20 First Feelings (Encore) 21 Nineteen (Encore)

I really enjoy the speed guitar playing by Al Di Meola that characterizes his style. Through this live set AL Di Meola has proved that his virtuosity was not only writing and playing the music at the studio but he can also deliver the music live with an excellent performance.

Weber did much to give jazz a European identity inflected by rock and electronics in the 1970s. This set’s orchestral arrangements of his compositions, plus a powerful 30-minute Metheny tribute for Stuttgart’s excellent SWR Big Band, are extensively built around tapes of his solos, so the music has a haunting poignancy. Metheny shapes a remarkably cohesive work around the bass recordings, his own sleek synclavier-guitar solos and Gary Burton’s vibraphone.

One of the finest jazz, jazz-rock fusion, or prog albums I've ever heard/known. This musicianship of the very highest order as well as inspired compositional genius.

I think The Leprechaun is an essential part of Chick Corea's recorded legacy, an ideal mix of charm with stratospheric technical proficiency.

A nice album I can recommend to fans of early King Crimson and symphonic folk (with that majestic feel). I think of it as the rightful celebration of Peter Sinfield's lyrics inspiring the com-pletely progressive rock community.

The maturity of this immortal band is reaching the top once again, despite of a new different line-up, as long as you stand listening continually to their classics at least, but with the same emotion and also in the next years I hope!!

If you, like me, enjoy the Rock albums that Steve has been putting out during the last two decades, then you will surely like The Night Siren as well. It is another good Hackett solo album, nothing more nor less.

I rate all of his music very high and this album of his is by no means any exception from the rest. Highly recommended!

One of the best of musicians I could have heard in my life, fantastic Steve Hackett`s guitar! His compositions are amazing. They can help you to relax.

Surrender of Silence is one of the best records of Steve Hackett.It shoul have place in your collection. This music is amazing.

I bought this as a proxy item since it's difficult to get your hands on the TKRB wanpaku plushies of this size nowadays. I am impressed by the quality and how soft the plushie really is. However, Koryuu might not be the most cuddly plush since he has a lot of armour and a lot of accessoiries that a little firm. But! He really has a lot of small details on him. Both the red strings and the little sword is super cute. If you have the chance to get him somehow and somewhere, you should do so :)

The product is in excellent quality and shape with no noticeable (or any from what I can see) scratches or marks or stains. The product was folded in a way that there was a few creases, but these can be removed with steaming possibly. The tapestry is quite big at almost A2 size, but the printing quality is very sharp and the fine details are stunning. Love this.