BBMak BBMak. What does that mean exactly? After attending arecent concert, I know exactly what the name of this up-and-coming band means.Harmonious voices, enthusiasm and "guy next door" appeal combined withraw talent all define BBMak ... Continue...
Madonna - Music For the past 17 years the reigning Queen of Pop Music hasbeen none other than Madonna, with 125 million albums sold and over 30 top-tenhits to prove it. Madonna's latest album is "Music," the follow-up to1998's smash "Ray of Light ... Continue...
Mission: Impossible 2 Soundtrack Who likes action movies? Does music add to the suspenseand make them that much more thrilling? Have you seen "Mission: Impossible2?"
The soundtrack has 16 artists with their own styles and rhythms,but all are enticing ... Continue...
Primus - Antipop As the name suggests, if you like the pre-manufactured"bands" that control music today, don't buy this CD. If you likeodd-sounding, bass-driven music that can range from twangy to thrash, this albummay be for you ... Continue...
The Corrs - In Blue Looking for a sound that's relaxing yet upbeat? "InBlue" is for you. On their third album, The Corrs (Andrea, Sharon, Carolineand Jim) have revolutionized Celtic music as we know it ... Continue...
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