Dreamcatcher

Track Listings

1. Dry Lake Vision

2. Unannounced Visitor

3. Canyon Spirits

4. Sun Sleeps, Wind Sleeps

Dreamcatcher, Music, Glenn Stallcop, Glenn Stallcop, Chamber Music & Recitals, Classical, Keyboard, Music for Keyboard

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Secret Garden has been a secret for TOO long!!

GORGEOUS MUSIC

Magical

An honest joy

Breathtaking!

Dreamcatcher
Secret Garden
Manufacturer: Philips
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005J9UN
Release Date: 2001-05-22

Tracks:

Nocturne
Prayer
Moving
Dreamcatcher
Sigma
Song From A Secret Garden
Sona
Passacaglia
Elan
In Our Tears
Celebration
Heartstrings
Steps
Adagio
The Rap
Hymn To Hope
Lore Of The Loom
Dawn Of A New Century
Last Present (Sun-Mool)

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Dreamcatcher, not listed as a greatest-hits collection, is made up of previously recorded works. Secret Garden, Irish violinist Fionnuala (fi-NOO-la) Sherry, and Norwegian pianist/keyboardist Rolf Lovland, along with various guest musicians, always manage to surprise and execute their craft with a remarkable gracefulness of sound. Lush, rich, full-bodied, and passionate, Secret Garden stands eye-to-eye with other successful Celtic/world-music hybrids such as Loreena McKennitt and Clannad. Highlighted by the ethereal vocal styling of Gunnhild Tvinnereim ("Nocturne") and the tender laments of Karen Matheson ("Prayer"), Secret Garden weaves a mystical tapestry of classic Oriental notes, Irish flutes, deep bodhran, and bold violins. With the crystalline quality of pure water, Secret Garden descends over one's spirit in a tranquil waterfall of renewal, as demonstrated in "Sigma" and "Songs from a Secret Garden." "Elan," which originally appeared on the album Dawn of a New Century, reflects the fire that burns at the heart of Secret Garden. The song soars with a wild, sea-swept energy, a true soundscape of white-sand beach and blue sky. A bonus cut, "Last Present," closes out Dreamcatcher with a simple, balanced melody--poised and inspiring. Dreamcatcher, a collection of some of the best musical moments of Secret Garden, is a fine acknowledgement of an inventive group of musicians who are consistently setting a high and impressive standard in modern Celtic/New Age music. --Leslie R. Marini

Customer Reviews:

Secret Garden has been a secret for TOO long!!.......2007-01-21

Secret Garden's Dreamcatcher weaves an ethereal pageant of wonder and joy. My initial thought was "It sounds like a movie soundtrack of some mysterious delightful romance." Liner notes say "People tell us that our music is 'visual' and 'evocative' It has been suggested it music to a film yet to be seen." Imagine that!
If you like Celtic music, you will love Secret Garden.

GORGEOUS MUSIC.......2006-07-25

This music is so immaculately beautiful. It's a new twist if you love Loreena McKennit as well as Enya. You might also love the double CD, The Celtic Circle: Legendary Music from a Mystic World. I know I do.

Magical.......2006-04-16

My husband and I signed up for a helicopter tour of glaciers near Juneau AK. The weather had been quite foggy/rainy all day and I was certain that they would cancel the trip. Then I was terrified when they didn't - -sure we'd crash into something with all the mist.

The pilot put in the Dreamcatcher CD as he prepared for takeoff and what had been intensely stressful for me became one of the most peaceful and beautiful -- even magical -- experiences of my life.

To this day, I can hear the music, close my eyes and be hovering over the glaciers. Or I can be looking at the pictures I took from the copter and hear the music in my mind.

The two are forever linked for me.

An honest joy.......2006-03-18

I like traditional/world/folk instrumentals, and contemporary instrumentals (such as those of Yanni). I don't particularly like Irish/Celtic music; however, I ADORE Secret Garden.

If you're new to Secret Garden, Dreamcatcher might provide you with a clue as to what they're about. Dreamcatcher is not my favorite of all the CDs graced by their name, but it does suffice in introducing one to the flavor and depth that constitutes Secret Garden.

Of these tracks, I recommend "Nocturne," "Moving," "Sona," "Passacaglia," "Elan," "In Our Tears," "Steps," "Adagio" (!!!!!), & "Dawn of a New Century."

Personally, a few of my favorites are Dawn of a New Century for "Children of the River," earthsongs for "Fields of Fortune" and "Lotus," and once in a red moon for "Elegie." White Stones is also amazing, especially "Poéme" and "Sanctuary;" I think these 2 songs are about as lovely, deep, transcendent, meaningful, and emotional as is possible.

Secret Garden is, in a word, wonderful. If you enjoy excellent, introspective, unique, quality songs and instrumentals, then please consider this awesome duo of amazing talent! As far as I am concerned, they are unsurpassed.

Breathtaking!.......2006-01-27

What a great album! What a great album! I bought it from a bookstore as a tryout, and I'm IMPRESSED! The entire album is breathtaking (and I don't usually use this word), it starts with a great song (Nocturne), and ends with another great song (Last Present), and I'm disappointed when each song ends, craving for more. The vocals of this album is great, and the instrumentals are exceptional. Current New Age albums are not as good as this album. This album is up there with the other older New Age albums.

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Dreamcatcher
Björnemyr
Manufacturer: Far Beyond
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00065VPWQ
Release Date: 2004-12-20

Tracks:

Dreamcatchers Tale
Silk Spun Web
Asibikaashi
Grandmother Spider
Loom of Fate
Feather , The Stone, The Shell & The Sting of Pearls
Dreamcatcher
Bawedjigewin
Iktomi: The Teacher of Wisdom
Good Dreams

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Not Deep Purple!
The best rock vocalist ever??
CAn't hardly recognize Gillan here...
INTELIGGENT ALBUM WRITTEN BY A GREAT MUSICIAN
Past his prime?

Dreamcatcher
Ian Gillan
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000241GK
Release Date: 2004-05-25

Tracks:

Chandra's Coriander
Prima Donna
All in My Mind
That's Why God Is Singin' the Blues
Gunga Din
Hard on You
Sleepy Warm
Country Mile
You Sold My Love for a Song
Day Late 'N' a Dollar Short
Plum
Anyway You Want Me (That's How I Will Be)

Album Description

Rock & Roll History has a few true icons, but among the greats one name stands the test of time: Ian Gillan. Spanning four decades, Ian Gillan has achieved phenomenal success as a singer, songwriter, actor and author. He has inspired millions worldwide through his art with Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, and as Jesus Christ Superstar. With over 100 million album sales Ian Gillan continues the legacy with his solo project, "Dreamcatcher". Catch the Spirit!

Album Description

The former Deep Purple member's 1997 album for Ark 21 & hisfirst in six years! 12 tracks, including 'Prima Donna' and'Chandra's Coriander'.

Customer Reviews:

Not Deep Purple!.......2003-01-31

"Dreamcatcher" isn't anything like Deep Purple... Of course that is not the reason this album isn't that good. The reason is that the songs just don't work, except "That's why God is singing the blues".

The best rock vocalist ever??.......2002-09-25

Maybe yes! Mr. Ian Gillan: a real master of vocals!! All his work, in Deep Purple or solo, are great, each of them has its own magic. Maybe that's why Ritchie Blackmore was always so envy of him...

Born in 1945, Gillan continues to deliver strong music even today. he can abrange a lot of musical styles without selling out. He can flert with different sounds without making lousy music. He's a great composer, simply as that. One of the best EVER.

Now, let's talk about DREAMCATCHER. It's a melodic, envolving, beautiful album. Alright, it's definitely not about hard rock, pure and simple. It has some new textures, some new idead, some hand-picked covers. It has it all!!! The production is not so great, I don't even know who played bass, keyboards and drums here. But the album can be listened from the first to the last track with a smile on your lips! A gem!!

CAn't hardly recognize Gillan here..........2002-03-16

I couldn't hardly recognize Gillan here. The album is weak, poppish, something really weird.

INTELIGGENT ALBUM WRITTEN BY A GREAT MUSICIAN.......2001-11-09

This album by Gillan is about music, not formulas, not rotules like "rock", "jazz" or whatever. Gillan smartly used his time outside Purple commitments to record some different stuff. That was not the case in the MR. UNIVERSE / GLORY ROAD / FUTURE SHOCK days, when he had not Purple to release his full rockers, and so did it with his own band. No. Now, with Purple going strong and strong with Steve Morse on board, there was no need for Gillan release and old-fashioned rocking album. If he did that, I would be dissapointed. DREAMCATCHER is interesting since the first page of the booklet, when Gillan talks about the recent passing away of his father. The songs are well crafted and emotional; the production is simple. I just don't know if all drums and bas are electronic, because the credits only contain Gillan and his long time mate Steve Morris on guitar.

Past his prime?.......2001-09-11

I thought that with Gillan, how can I miss? This is one of the worst Gillan cd's I have ever heard, not an interesting memorable track on the entire cd. Gillan fans be warned.

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UNT Wind Ensemble is Phenomenal
Exceptional Klavier release
Wonderful music and wonderful recording
Wonderful music and wonderful recording
More incredible work from Eugene Corporon!

Dream Catchers

Manufacturer: Klavier
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000FDCX
Release Date: 1998-11-24

Tracks:

Danza De Los Duendes
Dreamcatcher
Lullaby For Kirsten
From A Dark Millennium
Softly And Tenderly, Jesus Is Calling
Walking Angels
The Dream Of Oenghus, Op.37: Part 1
The Dream Of Oenghus, Op.37: Part 2

Customer Reviews:

UNT Wind Ensemble is Phenomenal.......2007-01-04

This is a very professional group that makes consistently superb recordings. As a student I had the opportunity to participate in a few music clinics with Eugene Corporon and they were always wonderful experiences. I absolutely respect his work and the musicianship of the UNT wind ensemble and hold them both in the highest regards.

Exceptional Klavier release.......2000-05-22

The Klavier Wind Recording Project, already preparing to release its twenty-second and twenty-third discs this autumn, has produced a wonderful collection of contemporary music for band in addition to identifying several important pieces of the standard repetoire. This particular 1998 release, while full of interesting music, likely only holds appeal for the so-called "band aficionado." The selections on here constitute one of the darker Klavier releases to date, containing music of a somewhat more somber nature.

Opening with Carnegie Mellon-based composer Nancy Galbraith's brighly orchestrated work about mischievous elfin beings, "Danza de los Duendes" provides an excellent opener somewhat reminiscent of John Adam's writing. From there, the title track, Walter Mays' 1996 award-winning "Dreamcatcher" follows. The work, dealing with the Ojibwa belief about the nature of good and bad dreams features quotations of an actual Ojibwa folk tune in many of its melodic motives. Leslie Bassett's 1985 commission to compose a lullaby specifically for band, in particular, for the the conductor's newborn daughter, Leslie, utilizes the composer's "trademark compositional technique." More specifically, a non-serialized twelve-tone method. While the only other Bassett work that I am personally familiar with is his trombone quartet (although he has written a considerable body of music, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Variations for Orchestra"), I still remain unimpressed with the very brief "Lullaby for Kirsten" despite repeated hearings.

Another Pulitzer Prize-winner, Eastman-faculty member Joseph Schwantner, and his ethreal "From a Dark Millenium" provides one of the true high points on this album, although I must agree with a previous review about its disappointing sonics. As in his other two works for wind ensemble (also available from Klavier), the piano contributes a very interesting timbre to the already varied band palette. David Gillingham's 1996 "Waking Angels," inspired by Olga Broumas poem on AIDS, "emanates the mysteriousness, pain, and ruthlessness of the disease...through the imagery of music." Prefaced by Will Thompson's "Softly and Tenderly, Jesus is Calling" (of which Gillingham derives some melodic motiff), the work is very interesting and wholly satisfying. Gillingham, currently on the faculty at Central Michigan, is enjoying growing popularity for many of his band works. To conclude this disc, German-composer Rolf Rudin's two-part "Der Traum de Oenghus," based on an Irish fairy tale dealing with nightly visions and dementia (in keeping with the overall theme), with its shimmering introduction, violent (and sometimes martial) middle sections, and quiet closing pages provides a very satisfying finish to this Klavier disc.

The North Texas Wind Symphony under Corporn turns in polished performances, at times full of warthm and brilliance. Technically clean and with good intonation, this disc highlights exceptional wind band literature that would otherwise wait years to be recorded. Recommended for serious band enthusiasts or those simply interested in finding band music of a less "oom-pa" oriented nature.

Wonderful music and wonderful recording.......2000-01-08

I am a huge fan of the Klavier Wind Recording project and this is one of the best CDs yet released. There is a nice balance of works here that center around a common theme. From the bright sound of the Galbraith work to the dark and ponderous "From a Dark Millenium" by Joseph Schwantner, this CD has much to offer its listeners. I am always amazed at the fact that these are college level musicians and not professionals. Everything is technically precise and at the same time very musical and the recording is clear and very well balanced. This is can said for all of the recordings in the series as well. I wish Corporon and Klavier all the luck and hope they continue to deliver such high quality music.

Wonderful music and wonderful recording.......2000-01-08

More incredible work from Eugene Corporon!.......1999-12-03

Once again, Corporon's integrity shines through with this effort, a worthy addition to his numerous wind symphony recordings. I must disagree with the criticism of the Schwanter in the previous review. From a Dark Millenium is not titled "For Percussion" like the other mentioned piece. The balance is probably intended to make sure that every line in the music is heard. It is still loud enough to shake the trunk of my car. Overall, the recording deserves much accolade.

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The Music's Better Than The Movie, But ...
It's ok!
Not Howard's best, but definitely good enough!
TERRIBLE movie, amazing soundtrack
James Newton Howard does it Again

Dreamcatcher

Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Customer Reviews:

The Music's Better Than The Movie, But ..........2005-02-15

When I heard that "Dreamcatcher" was going to be made into a motion picture, one of the questions I had, after wondering who was going to be cast and who was going to direct, was who was going to compose the orchestral score.

I'd been impresses with James Newton Howard's work on such films as "Devil's Advocate" and "The Fugitive" and I fully expected to hear a very good score, and that's what I got when I listened to the soundtrack album.

However, although most of the cuts in the film were on the soundtrack, I felt there should have been two additional cues (Col. Curtis's air attack against the aliens being one of them) which would have given the soundtrack a bit more coherence and it would have made the album more interesting to listen to.

Still, considering that the flim itself had plotholes so big that you could fly an Apache helicopter through them, it was a pleasure to hear a film score which set the mood of the film so well.

Isn't it strange we always wind up with a film score which belongs in a better movie? Certainly the score from "Dreamcatcher" qualifies as a score that's much better than the movie it's a part of.

It's ok!.......2004-11-23

I was going to buy this but not anymore especially after finding out that it doesn't include end credits movie theme song, which makes no sense..

Not Howard's best, but definitely good enough!.......2003-05-02

I'm into movie scores for quite a long while, but it's only since a few months that I've discovered James Newton Howard. Ever since he's writing for Disney and Shyamalan he got my attention and I noticed Howard is one of the most talented score-writers out there, in my eyes standing right next to Hans Zimmer, above James Horner. Why did he manage to come that high in my book with only a few scores (I honestly never realy cared for his The Prince of Tides)? Simply because his style is classic, yet very original. He is able to write themes which go straight to your soul. With the big themes, he can lift you up with only a few simple notes. For the rest of the score, it's just very enjoyable to listen to. Naturaly, when DreamCatcher hit the stores I bought the CD right away without even hearing it, trusting on James (also because I've read King's book and desperately wanted to see the movie).

Right away when listening to the Main Titles, you notice the first problem of the music. It happens more often in the CD further on, but it's the clearest in the Main Titles; the music builds up to a climax which it never reaches. You are just longing, and expect to get, for the notes to get higher, louder and end up in a grand climax. Except for that, the music changes, and you get a whole different climax. This is the same with other tracks, mostly also because they are too short (probably Varese Sarabande's fault) the music stops before it gets REALY interesting. It's teasing you, but doesn't realy satisfy in the end.

Ok, now this sounds very negative, but believe me, this is one of only a few negative aspects. Besides, as soon as you're familiar with the music you know that you'll never get that climax and you can start to realy enjoy the music. As soon as you're accustomed to it, you realise that it's a realy good score.

The other point is that the music is not always very melodic. At some parts it's missing an original theme. But thankfully, just as it becomes irritating, you'll be surprised with music to prove the counterpart.

Ok, now let's talk about the good parts. James Newton Howard has before while working on Unbreakable, euhm, let's say experimented with an organic orchestral score combined with electronic stuff. This turned out very well, and he has developed the idea for DreamCatcher. This score contains way more electronic stuff, and it suits realy well! Especially the main theme is great, balancing between eerie and entertaining. The whole sound of the score sounds pretty different apposed to earlier scores of Howard (it sometimes reminds of his Dinosaur score and one part of The Weasel realy sounds very familiar, although I have trouble placing it). When listening to What Are You Up To?, The Hand of Fate part I from Signs comes immediately to mind, but it sounds like Howards copying his music. It just his own sound you're hearing.

Overall, DreamCatcher is a very entertaining score, but not one of Howards best work. Some might have to get used to the music first before they can realy enjoy the music. On a side note, the entertainment value of the score might have something to do with Varese Sarabande, since it didn't release most of the music. Ok, they made a good pick from the movie, all of the music is enjoyable. But after seeing the movie, you know there's quite a lot missing and they could've put way more music on the CD since it's running time is only 40 min. approx. For example, I'm missing the end-credits music and more (and longer) versions of the Main Theme. I even dare to say that Howard's score for the movie itself is worth 5 stars, but the presentation on the CD is what brings it down. I hope, someday, an expanded score will be released, because the music deserves it! If not, this release is very enjoyable nonetheless.

TERRIBLE movie, amazing soundtrack.......2003-04-23

This movie was an absolutely horrible adaptation (if you could even call it an adaptation) of King's terrific novel. But, that's not what I'm reviewing.

This soundtrack was great, and has a perfect sound for this story. I will probably listen to it from now on every time I read the novel. I'm simply disappointed that Howard couldn't have saved it for a better movie.

James Newton Howard does it Again.......2003-04-01

I don't have time to write a long review but I got mine today and it is wonderful. The theme reminds me a lot of James Newton Howards theme to Unbreakable. The tracks are really good. And The action songs are all right. This is a good soundtrack to a good movie.

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Dreamcatcher

Manufacturer: Philips International/BMG
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B0007OC066

Product Description

Compilation CD by this group from Norway. Beautiful music and vocals. The 19 tracks are: Nocturne, Prayer, Moving, Dreamcatcher, Sigma, Song From A Secret Garden, Sona, Passacaglia, Elan, In Our Tears, Celebration, Heartstrings, Steps, Adagio, The rap, Hymn To Hope, Lore Of The Loom, Dawn Of a New Century, and last Present.

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Look out guys, these ladies can swing!
swojo rocks!
Big band is alive and well!

Dreamcatcher
Seattle Women's Jazz Orchestra
Manufacturer: Oa2
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0003JAKUI
Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

63rd Street Theme - Sue Orfield
The Hiding Place - Ann Reynolds
Pura Emocion - Carolyn Caster
Big Mama Louise - Sue Orfield
Fly Me To The Moon - Greta Matassa
Nisqually Riff - Sue Orfield
As Long As I'm Singing - Greta Matassa
Peanut Vendor - Ann Reynolds
A Foggy Day - Sheryl Clark
Two To Tango - Ann Reynolds
Dreamcatcher - Sue Orfield

Customer Reviews:

Look out guys, these ladies can swing!.......2004-11-11

This CD is perfect for everyone who loves jazz, and even for those who don't realize they love jazz (they will after listening to Dreamcatcher!). The very first time I listened to it, I found myself tapping my feet, swinging along, and even trying to anticipate the next track.

This group shows that the ability to play top-notch jazz and swing is not limited to men - the women of Seattle are a major force, and their future is very bright!

swojo rocks!.......2004-10-27

I picked this CD up at a "swojo" performance at Jazz Alley earlier this month and it kicks a**! Great tunes, great section playing, great soloists (Angela Smith (trpt), Ann Reynolds (piano), Sheryl Clark (tenor) ), and fantastic guest artist contributions from stellar Seattle vocalist Greta Matassa, tenor player Sue Orfield, and vibraphonist Susan Pascal. Great tunes, including originals from the music director, Daniel Barry--really a lovely and well-done recording! -deb

Big band is alive and well!.......2004-10-26

This is a great CD for any one who likes their big bands to play their music from the heart. The section playing is superb and the soloing is terrific. A real find!

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Secrets of the Dreamcatcher
Ron Allen , and One Sky
Manufacturer: Avalon (Rock Bottom)
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000658M7
Release Date: 2002-04-23

Tracks:

The Dreamcatcher
Visions
Circle Of Dreams
Deep Within Our Heart
Dream Spirits
Sea Of Dunes
Chasing The Wind
Hoda's Song

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Secret Garden - Best of
Nothing New!

Dreamcatcher
Secret Garden
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004TF24
Release Date: 2001-12-25

Tracks:

Nocturne
Prayer
Moving
Dreamcatcher
Sigma
Song From A Secret Garden
Sona
Passacaglia
Elan
In Our Tears
Celebration
Heartstrings
Steps
Adagio
The Rap
Hymn To Hope
Lore Of The Loom
Dawn Of A New Century

Customer Reviews:

Secret Garden - Best of.......2000-08-19

This is a "good news - bad news" review since this CD is a compilation of already released Secret Garden material. If you're not yet a Secret Garden fan, this is a wonderful and delightful means of introduction. If Secret Garden is already in your collection, then you have to think twice. Songs on this CD are from their previous (excellent!) releases, "Songs from a Secret Garden" (tracks 1,5,6,12,14&15), "White Stones" (3,8,11,13&16) and "Dawn of a New Century" (2,4,7,9,10,17&18).

If you're not yet a Secret Garden fan, then I strongly recommend this CD for it's breadth of introduction to their material. Imagine a tall, gracious and strong marble piller with strings of flowering vines running up it - that's Secret Garden. Strong Danish melodies with a Celtic violin weaving throughout, supported by an evocative blend of vocals. And, should you have the chance to experience them live, don't miss it. Incredible!!

Nothing New!.......2000-08-19

While this album may be a good choice for someone new to this group, all of the songs are on the three previous releases! A pretty good sampling of the very mellow Secret Garden sound.

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Dreamcatcher
Lode
Manufacturer: Organ Grinder Records, INC.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007Y34AC
Release Date: 2005-03-13

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