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No Description AvailableTrack: 10: Die Eier Von Satan,Track: 11: Pushit,Track: 12: Cesaro Summability,Track: 13: Aenema,Track: 14: (-) Ions,Track: 15: Third Eye,Track: 1: Stinkfist,Track: 2: Eulogy,Track: 3: H.,Track: 4: Useful Idiot,Track: 5: Forty Six And 2,Track: 6: Message To Harry Manback,Track: 7: Hooker With A Penis,Track: 8: Intermission,Track: 9: JimmyMedia Type: CDArtist: TOOLTitle: AENIMAStreet Release Date: 10/01/1996

No Description AvailableTrack: 10: Disposition,Track: 11: Reflection,Track: 12: Triad,Track: 13: Faaip De Oiad,Track: 1: The Grudge,Track: 2: Eon Blue Apocalypse,Track: 3: The Patient,Track: 4: Mantra,Track: 5: Schism,Track: 6: Parabol,Track: 7: Parabola,Track: 8: Ticks & Leeches,Track: 9: LateralisMedia Type: CDArtist: TOOLTitle: LATERALUSStreet Release Date: 05/15/2001

No Description AvailableTrack: 10: Disgustipated,Track: 1: Intolerance,Track: 2: Prison Sex,Track: 3: Sober,Track: 4: Bottom,Track: 5: Crawl Away,Track: 6: Swamp Song,Track: 7: Undertow,Track: 8: 4 Degrees,Track: 9: FloodMedia Type: CDArtist: TOOLTitle: UNDERTOWStreet Release Date: 09/17/1996

A Perfect Circle is not a side project, proclaim the members of Perfect Circle. It's a caution worth heeding, since the most identifiable name in the band is that of vocalist Maynard James Keenan, lead singer of Tool. On the other hand, one wouldn't be much inclined to file this one under "side project" anyway. The musicians involved go to great lengths to create something distinctive, and if the uniformity of sound can be attributed to the fact that guitarist Billy Howerdel (whose previous songwriting credits include Tool, the Smashing Pumpkins, and David Bowie) is responsible for the lion's share of the music, well, the others aren't exactly marching in lockstep. Keenan's vocals here are quite different from anything heard from him before. Subtle, thoughtful, sober, they're a far cry from Keenan's work with Tool, which is what makes this album more than a side-project curiosity. Mer de Noms has a life all its own. --Genevieve Williams

Japanese only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players) pressing. Universal. 2008.

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Media Type: CD
Artist: SOUNDGARDEN
Title: BADMOTORFINGER
Street Release Date: 10/08/1991
Domestic
Genre: ROCK/POP

The Mississippi-based quartet 3 Doors Down has only one thing that sets them apart from other hard rock bands: lead vocalist Brad Arnold is also the drummer. The group shops the sounds of Pearl Jam and the Goo Goo Dolls, pointing at what they like, picking it off the shelf, and throwing it into the stew. While the music on The Better Life, their debut, sounds overall both competent and confident, the songs themselves are equally uninspired and clichéd. For example, the riff from the track "Loser" is straight out of the Alice in Chains songbook, adding much more cringe-worthy lyrics ("Addiction needs a pacifier, the buzz of this poison is taking me higher"). In fact, most of the lyrics zero in on well-worn rock themes of aggravation, confusion, and frustration, feelings that 3 Doors Down will easily coax out of discriminating listeners. --Jason Josephes

While not their most definitive album (that honor belongs to 1992's Dirt), Jar of Flies represents an important step in Alice in Chains' recording career. Witness "I Stay Away," which is made up of equal portions of hummable guitar riffs and the spookier, scarier, more grinding elements that most fans associate with Alice in Chains. This song most clearly delineates the dichotomy that was a highlight of the band's sound--Jerry Cantrell's listenable tunes and often gorgeous arrangements (just listen to what he does with "Whale & Wasp"!) and Layne Staley's growling vocals, which are just the teeniest bit flat. The collection as a whole, brief as it is, has an elegance that's unusual for metal. --Genevieve Williams

Originally released in 1994, Trent Reznor created THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL as both a concept album and modern day classic. This influential 90?s classic is Trent Reznor?s industrial cum-tragic opera view of the world and the soul?s sonically detailed fall from grace. The Downward Spiral delves into despair and anger with hard guitars and brutal beats. DUAL DISC VERSION (CD & DVD on one disc) CD SIDE: Includes entire album in Re-Mastered CD Stereo DVD SIDE: * Video in surround sound and Stereo of "Closer" * Videos of "March of the Pigs" and "Hurt" * Entire album in Stereo and Advanced Resolution Surround Sound * Entire album in Dolby Digital Surround Sound and Stereo * Image Gallery * Complete Discography * Random DVD menus * Surround Sound mixes by Trent Reznor

Even those who scoff at the idea that rock & roll is the devil's music have to think twice when listening to Pantera. The pill-popping, strip-bar-ogling, beer-guzzling Texas combo takes Metallica's speed-metal cues to new heights of brutality and sacrilege. Fortunately, they're extremely good at what they do. The polyrhythmic complexity of Vinnie Paul's drumming in "Psycho Holiday" and guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell's breathtaking solo in "Heresy" are examples of state-of-the-art metal musicianship. Vocalist Phil Anselmo often sounds like Metallica's James Hetfield, but his brooding croon on "Cemetery Gates" and his falsetto screams on the blindingly fast "Shattered" are more like vintage Deep Purple. Released in 1990, Cowboys made Pantera one of metal's top draws during an era in which it was almost eclipsed by alternative rock. --James Rotondi