Are those soundtracks collections of songs or music from the movies? (or both)
Are those soundtracks collections of songs or music from the movies? (or both)
"No one helped me so why should I help you?" - College professor circa 1999
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Not unique in the sense that it is a one-off in itself, but when I recently saw Kem perform live at London's intimate Jazz Café, I grabbed the man when he walked past my table. After a brief chat outside the artists bar he gave me a promo CD of his new stuff not due for release till Winter 05.
It was cool because the week before I was invited to Dwele's birthday bash after his gig at the Jazz Café too![]()
I know this type of music is not that popular on this board, so I'm just representin' my tiny corner of preference![]()
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I've got 2 that are rare (I suppose), even though one is a bootleg and one is a cassette.
Bloodhound Gang - a "snippet" cassette they gave out at concerts, promoting their latest album "Hooray for Boobies." I got well before the album was released and met a few of the band members (amazingly nice guys) and got it signed.
Stone Temple Pilots - a bootleg cd of the first time I saw them live in April '97 (still my best concert experience). Actually, I had a cassette of it and sent a copy of it to the Netherlands to another big fan, who sent me a copy on cd when he transferred it.
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I would like to add to my list. I have this fuzzy/furry cow digi-pack version of Aerosmith's Get a Grip.
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Yea that is on my list as well.Originally Posted by JEDIpartnr
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