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Blues Traveler - 1,000,000 People Can't Be Wrong (1994) Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Oct. 8, 2026

Blues Traveler - 1,000,000 People Can't Be Wrong (1994)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless / MP3 320 kbps | 1:40:44 | 681 / 233 Mb
Genre: Alternative Rock, Harmonica Blues, Pop Rock

A&M Records produced a promotional version of Blues Traveler's 1994 album Four to convince DJs and critics that the band was legit and ready to burst on the scene. Titled 1,000,000 People Can't Be Wrong, it played on the famous Elvis Presley album 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong, which was a volume of the King's greatest hits. This two-CD set comes with original art befitting of a traveling band: a musical equipment case with faux shipping and name/address labels. Disc one is the full version of Four, but disc two is the real gem: Blues Traveler's greatest hits, including a live version of a song only found on another, more rare promo, On Tour Forever. Die-hard fans of any band can debate the inclusions and exclusions on this kind of disc, and 1,000,000 People Can't Be Wrong is no exception. The album is fascinating because the ten songs are those A&M believed were the most mainstream and impressive from the band's first three albums.

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Can - Sacrilege (2011) Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Sept. 28, 2026

Can - Sacrilege (2011)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless | 1:43:17 | 678 Mb
Genre: Progressive Rock, Krautrock

Anticipating their detractors with an ironic indictment against purity, Can (yes, the band were consulted) stepped aside while a somewhat ponderous collection of remixers mucked about in their back catalog, Sacrilege being the result. Although the album might have been more appropriate a few years earlier (Can sound about as experimental today as your average auto advert) and with a more bizarre slate of remixers (Westbam? Kris Needs?), the album is nevertheless an interesting collection of occasionally inspired reinterpretations of classic Can material, with high points hit by Carl Craig's dystopian fog, "Future Days," and Air Liquide's rousing groover "Flow Motion." Of course, Can's own tendency toward self-indulgence means you can hardly fault the worst of these tracks (the Orb's oddly subpar "Halleluwah," U.N.K.L.E.'s forgettable-before-you've-even-finished-with-it stutterer "Vitamin C") for doing the same thing, but that doesn't make them any easier to listen to.

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Can - Live in Arles 1975 (2026) Music

Posted by delpotro at Sept. 27, 2026

LIVE IN ARLES 1975 is the seventh album in the acclaimed live series from German experimental rock pioneers CAN, overseen by founding member Irmin Schmidt and released on Mute.

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Can - Live in Arles 1975 (2026) Music

Posted by delpotro at Sept. 24, 2026

Can - Live in Arles 1975 (2026)
WEB FLAC (tracks) - 367 Mb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 152 Mb | 01:06:08
Krautrock, Progressive Rock | Label: Mute Records, Spoon Records

LIVE IN ARLES 1975 is the seventh album in the acclaimed live series from German experimental rock pioneers CAN, overseen by founding member Irmin Schmidt and released on Mute.

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Azure Ryder - Even Flowers Can Bruise (2026) Music

Posted by adteam at Sept. 24, 2026

Azure Ryder - Even Flowers Can Bruise (2026)
MP3 320 Kbps (CBR) | 74.92 MB | 32:24
Hip Hop | Label: JMJ | Type: Album

This album showcases Azure Ryder's gentle vocal delivery across a collection of introspective tracks that blend acoustic textures with subtle electronic flourishes. Each song feels like a quiet narrative, inviting listeners into intimate storytelling set to mellow, yet vibrant arrangements. The overall sound maintains a cohesive warmth that underscores the emotional depth of the lyrical content.

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Lamont Dozier - Why Can't We Be Lovers? The Definitive Collection [3CD Box Set] (2005) Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Sept. 20, 2026

Lamont Dozier - Why Can't We Be Lovers? The Definitive Collection [3CD Box Set] (2005)
FLAC (tracks+cue, log) / MP3 320 kbps | 2:25:14 | 335 / 991 Mb
Genre: Soul, Funk, Rhythm & Blues

At three CDs, this is a big collection of Lamont Dozier's solo work, certainly. But definitive? How can it be, when his mid-'70s ABC albums aren't represented at all? Instead, it's a rather haphazard (if extensive) sampling of tracks from various sources, including the entirety of his Invictus album Love & Beauty (which comprises disc one) and several tracks apiece from four albums done between 1977 and 1983 (which comprise all of disc three). The source for the ten tracks on disc two, meanwhile, isn't specified; all bear a 2001 copyright date, but the package has no details about them, other than that this disc has reworked tracks from his 1973 LP Out Here on My Own. It wouldn't matter so much if the music was outstanding, but it isn't. It's competent, sometimes faceless period mid-'70s-to-early-'80s soul, none of the songs reaching the heights of the material Dozier so often had a hand in creating prior to these recordings. It's not his voice that's problematic; the singing's good, if not as good as those of the best artists for whom he wrote and produced. It's the material that fails to rise above the average, Dozier by this time having become a reflector of trends rather than a trendsetter. That doesn't mean there aren't some items of interest here, like the hit "Why Can't We Be Lovers" and the ominous, despondent "Out Here on My Own" (albeit in its vaguely sourced 2001-copyrighted version). But not only is there not enough good Dozier solo material to make a solid three-CD set – those who want the best stuff would be far better served by a concise single-disc compilation of the highlights in his solo catalog.

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RJ Payne - ANYBODY CAN GET IT (2026) Music

Posted by adteam at Sept. 19, 2026

RJ Payne - ANYBODY CAN GET IT (2026)
MP3 320 Kbps (CBR) | 38.98 MB | 16:48
Pop, Indie-Pop | Label: BEAUTIFUL PAYNE ENTERTAINMENT | Type: Album

The EP opens with an uplifting anthem that blends soaring melodies with crisp electronic production. Throughout, the tracks balance introspective lyrics with danceable grooves, showcasing RJ Payne's confident vocal presence. The closing songs close the set with an experimental twist, leaving the listener intrigued.

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REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish (1978) {2011, 40th Anniversary Edition, Remastered, Japan} Music

Posted by popsakov at Sept. 15, 2026

REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish (1978) {2011, 40th Anniversary Edition, Remastered, Japan}
EAC Rip | FLAC (Img) + Cue + Log ~ 272 Mb | MP3 CBR320 ~ 81 Mb
Full Scans ~ 99 Mb | 00:33:40 | RAR 5% Recovery
Classic Rock | Epic / Sony Music Japan #EICP-1488

You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish was a breakthrough album for REO Speedwagon in a sense, gelling the guitar craft of Gary Richrath and the vocals of Kevin Cronin with songs that rambled and rolled and never stopped for air. Richrath's style finally formed some catchy hooks, and Cronin's songwriting is solid, while his voice sounds rejuvenated and downright fiery. "Roll with the Changes" and "Time for Me to Fly" only made it to number 58 and number 56 on the charts, but the album's sales trumped all of the chart statistics, giving REO its second platinum-selling album.

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Snooks Eaglin - Baby, You Can Get Your Gun! (1987) Music

Posted by gribovar at Sept. 13, 2026

The first of the masterful guitarist Snooks Eaglin's amazing series of albums for Black Top is an earthly delight; his utterly unpredictable guitar weaves and darts through supple rhythms provided by New Orleans vets Smokey Johnson on drums and Erving Charles, Jr. on bass (David Lastie is on sax). Few artists boast Eaglin's "human jukebox" capabilities; his amazingly vast knowledge of eclectic numbers takes in the Four Blazes' "Mary Jo," Tommy Ridgley's "Lavinia," and the Ventures' version of "Perfidia."

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Hiroyuki Noritake - Dreams Can Go (2000) Music

Posted by Mocha at Sept. 12, 2026

Hiroyuki Noritake - Dreams Can Go (2000)
Label: Village Records | FLAC (tracks + .cue, log, scans) | 57:50 | 394 MB | 10 tracks
Genre: Jazz Fusion, Japanese Fusion, Contemporary Jazz, J-Fusion

Released in 2000 on Village Records, Dreams Can Go is the stellar debut solo outing from master Japanese drummer and composer Hiroyuki Noritake, widely celebrated for his legendary tenure with pioneer J-Fusion outfit T-SQUARE. Showcasing his dynamic compositional voice alongside his signature crisp, polyrhythmic drumming, Noritake gathers an elite ensemble of Japanese fusion luminaries—including saxophonists Norito Sumitomo and Osamu Koike, keyboardist Hatsuho Furukawa, and guitarists Masayoshi and Nozomi Furukawa. Moving seamlessly from high-energy fusion drivers like "Time to Landing" and "Cyber City Slicker" to intricate, atmospheric pieces such as "Train in the Rain" and "Port Town (Unforgettable Days)," Dreams Can Go stands as a polished, essential gem of turn-of-the-millennium J-Fusion craftsmanship.

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