| Platinum
Collection |
| Cliff
Richard |
| EMI |
|
I
see you, the Cliff Richard fan swaying rhythmically in time
to your cassette player. Time to update to the Cliff Richard
Platinum Collection, three CDs (that’s Compact Disc)
with 73 tracks (count them, I dare you).
Admittedly I didn’t listen to them all – I had to
draw the line somewhere. This album is destined for a mess
where members sit at the bar and reminisce of the days of
real tunes and melodies. You might consider putting a Sir
Cliff ringtone on your mobile – your soldiers and subbies
will show you how.
– WO2 Andrew Nichols
|
| Rosenrot |
| Rammstein |
| Universal
records |
|
THOSE
quirky German metal-heads have been at it again. A combination
of clever, though very dark lyrics, and a mix of heavy beats
have produced Rosenrot.
With ditties like Benzin, Wo Bist Du and Feuer und Wasser, this
album probably won’t have you singing along, unless you’re
down with German, but will have you rocking on. The cover work
is special, in a Rammstein way, but it’s the jive of the
music we’re looking at, not the unusual dress-ups of the
group’s members.
– Lt Simone Heyer |
| Wolfmother |
| Wolfmother |
| Universal
Music |
|
TRIPLE
J raves about them and they get plenty of air time. It’s
a case of everything you’ve heard in 60s rock is running
through Wolfmother’s veins. It would be a mistake to compare
them to other bands they are uniquely Wolfmother. |
| Arabic
Café |
| Various
artists |
| Dynamic
Music and Media |
|
IF
you enjoy a spot of world music, the new series of triple
CD sets from Dynamic might be just the aural ticket out of
your mundane world.
Arabic Café is one in a collection of lounge music
from Dynamic, including Punjabi Lounge, Buddha Lounge, Buddha
Café and Bedouin Café. The café set will
have you chilling, for over three hours; not ideal for a long
drive if others in the vehicle aren’t world music fans.
– Lt Simone Heyer
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