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Articles Tagged “CD”
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CD Review – John Powell “The Bourne Ultimatum” – Decca Records
By Michael Sullivan The Bourne Ultimatum marks the third film featuring Robert Ludlum’s most creative and perhaps famous character,David Webb aka Jason Bourne. The first two films have been quite excellent both in telling Bourne’s story and creating a excellent showcase for Matt Damon to shine on his own,escaping the shadow of both Ben Affleck [...]
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CD Review – David Holmes “Ocean’s Thirteen” – Warner Sunset/Warner Brothers
By Michael Sullivan When I got this CD to review, I had mixed emotions. While I liked all the music so far and I saw “Ocean’s 11″..I totally hated “Ocean’s 12″. It was one of the worst big studio movies I had ever seen. No script, even less of a plot..only Catherine Zeta Jones actually [...]
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CD Review – Abra Moore “On the Way” – Sarathan Records
Abra Moore “On the Way” ( Sarathan Records) Abra Moore has had a very nice career, racking up Grammy nominations, having her music featured in various films and movies. She has toured and played with a Who’s who of adult alternative acts, she has had video hits on both VH-1 and MTV. Now she is [...]
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CD Review – Your Name In Lights – Audio Excellence
By Michael Sullivan Your Name In Lights (Audio Excellence) From the land of enchantment comes YNIL, a pretty good band that is on the cusp of breaking large. They are relentless road warriors, have sold over 1500 homemade packaged and recorded CDs and have played the Warped Tour the past two years and even won [...]
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CD Review – Airiel Down – Vision – Autumn Rain Records
Hailing from the rich musical fields of North Carolina, Airiel Down is a weird mixture of a band…. it doesn’t really seem to know exactly where it wants to go… should we be Coldplay, a Bon Jovi or a happy, slappy college rock band. All three elements can be found on this CD… but that’s [...]
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CD Review – Keiko Matsui – Moyo – Shout! Factory
By Michael Sullivan I truly liked Keiko Matsui’s latest CD,Moyo which is Swahili for Heart and Soul. Keiko gently has challenged herself as any good artist will do by bringing in a gang of awesome talent including sax player Gerald Albright, soprano sax player Paul Taylor, bassist/vocalist Richard Bona, drummer Akira Jimbo and vocalist Waldemar [...]
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CD Review – Jonathan Clay
I was greatly impressed with Jonathan Clay’s album. I thought it was like a blast from the past, so easy to listen to and sounded a lot like the old folk music to me on some of the songs. I greatly enjoyed the beat and tempo’s of the guitar made me feel alive inside and [...]
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