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The Annual "After Christmas Low Ball Sale"

December 26, 2006

> 2 DAYS ONLY! Just TWO days only!

Corinne Bailey Rae

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It becomes self-evident the moment you hear her sing the very first note on the first track 'Like A Star', that it showcases a slice of sublime Billie Holiday blues delivered with a voice that pins you, in the softest but most persuasive of ways, to the wall; a voice that floats up effortlessly, full of caress, subtlety and the very purest quality. It is wonderful, this voice, and surely a discovery to treasure, but it belongs to a young woman not from somewhere musically exotic, say Mississippi or even Manhattan, but just East of the M1: Leeds. Her name is Corinne Bailey Rae, and she was born to do this.
-- EMI. 2006.

1. Like a Star
2. Enchantment
3. Put Your Records On
4. Till It Happens To You
5. Trouble Sleeping
6. Call Me When You Get This
7. Choux Pastry Heart
8. Breathless
9. I'd Like To
10. Butterfly
11. Seasons Change

Like a Star

John Legend - Get Lifted

Brought to you by Big Joe Chairs
Winner - 48th Grammy® Awards (Feb 8, 2006)
- Best New Artist

- Best Male R&B Vocal Performance
"Ordinary People"

- Best R&B Album
I believe the above said it all... enough said...
-- the Staff
1. Prelude
2. Let's Get Lifted
3. Used to Love U
4. Alright
5. She Don't Have To Know
6. Number One (feat. Kanye West)
7. I Can Change (feat. Snoop Dogg)
8. Ordinary People
9. Stay With You
10. Let's Get Lifted Again
11. So High
12. Refuge (When It's Cold Outside)
13. It Don't Have To Change
14. Live It Up

Lets Get Lifted Again



and a Treat for you!

I Use To Love U




Other Werks

Once Again










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Various Artist - Winter Chill, Vol. 3

Some of the greatest music to chill out to is right here on one album. From Depeche Mode and Kosheen to Faithless and Goldfrapp, you'll never want this CD to stop.
-- The Player

CD #1

1. Evergreen [Dusted Remix] - Faithless

2. Lovely Head - Goldfrapp

3. Sparks - Röyksopp

4. Come a Day - Beth Hirsch

5. Letter to a Sister Friend - Ursula Rucker

6. Sneakin' [Vocal Version] - Jaffa

7. Awakening - Airlock

8. Out of Control - Fenomenon

9. Rain (Where Do I Begin?) - Si*Sé

10. On Line - De-Phazz

11. Trust Me [Sector 7g Remix] - Urban Dwellers

12. Fairy of the Lake - Yonderboi

13. Rambla - Mescalito

14. And That's Saying a Lot [Naturally Calamity Alternative Remix] - Natural Calamity

15. Drift - PC Synergy

CD #2

1. When the Body Speaks - Depeche Mode

2. Gabriel - Lamb

3. Only Love - Chris Coco

4. Rainy Days and Mondays - Cathi Ogden

5. Sometimes It Snows in April - Amar

6. M. Dupont - The Dining Rooms

7. Twisted - Fused

8. Empty Beaches

9. Deeper (Into Places) - Afterlife, Afterlife

10. Blow It All Away - Sia

11. See the Light [Astral Mix]

12. Sunlight in the Rain - Kelli Ali

13. To Be Free - Emiliana Torrini

14. Gone - Kosheen

15. Leave Me on High - Mr. Hermano

Goldfrapp - Lovely Head





Other Werks

Winter Chill, Vol. 2












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Everything but the Girl - Temperamental

Amazon's Best of 1999
Cool but not chilly at all, Everything but the Girl's Temperamental is the sound of the sweetest melancholy. Tracey Thorn's lyrics and vocals here are among her most affecting, tracing patterns of loss, loneliness, and a slightly unsettled happiness.
--Rickey Wright

1. Five Fathoms
2. Low Tide Of The Night
3. Blame
4. Hatfield 1980
5. Temperamental
6. Compression
7. Downhill Racer
8. Lullaby Of Clubland
9. No Difference
10. The Future Of The Future (Stay Gold)

EBTG - Five Fathoms


Other EBTG Werks:

Amplefied Heart












Walking Wounded













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RJD2 - DeadRinger

"Most hip-hop producers make beats. RJD2 makes dope instrumentals that you can rhyme over. There's a big difference. Known as DJ and producer for the merely decent crew MHZ, RJ has really come into his own, and his debut full-length is quite an impressive piece of work."
- URB Magazine

* - Play with caution around young ears

1. The Horror
2. Salud
3. Smoke and Mirrors
4. Good Times Roll Pt. 2
5. Final Frontier (ft. Soul Position)
6. Ghostwriter
7. Cut Out to FL
10. F.H.H.
11. Shot in the Dark
12. Chicken-Bone Circuit
13. The Proxy
14. 2 More Dead
13. Take the Picture Off
15. Silver Fox
16. June (ft. Copywrite)
17. Work


RJD2 - The Horror



Other RJD2 Werks!

Since We Last Spoke








Magnificent City Instrumentals







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El-P - Collecting the Kid

We are changing our format... instead of typing out lists we are going to just put in the front of good music in general. Take good advantage of the relaxation time while rocking out to quality tunes, explore your FOOF chair without limits.

El-P - Collecting the Kid

“A limited edition of instumentals, remixes, b-sides and special projects from the undisputed king of underground hip-hop.” –CMJ

* Play with caution around young ears

1. Dream Theme
2. Jukie Skate Rock (feat. Central Services)
3. Leaving This Place
4. Feel Like A Ghost
5. Intrigue In The House Of India
6. Telemundo
7. Slow Sex
8. Constellation Remix (feat. Stephanie Vezina)
9. The Dance Instrumental
10. The Day After Yesterday
11. Oxycontin (feat. Central Services)

Other EL-P albums:

Fantastic Damage

High Water

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Poofbags Lounge Track Listing:

Artist: Track Listing: Album:
1. Damien Rice- Delicate - O
2. Audio Lotion - Azul De Voceo - The Finer Essence
3. Luke - Slide - Chill out in Paris
4. Portishead - Scom - Medlody Nelson
5. Sneaker Pimps - Spin Spin Sugar - Be
6. Coldplay - Bigger Stronger - The Blue Room
7. Portishead - It's a Fire Dummy
8. Jack Johnson - Cocoon - On and On
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Lounge Album:
Coldplay - X & Y

09/10/2006

09/10
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Poofbags Lounge Track Listing:

Artist: Track Listing: Album:
1. Sade - Every Word Lovers Live
2. Massive Attack - Angel Mezzaine
3. Maxwell - Sumthin, Sumthin Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite
4. Damien Rice - Volcanos O
5. Ani DiFranco - Overlap Out of Range
6. Thievery Corporation - Until the Morning Richest Man In Babylon
7. Portishead - It's a Fire Dummy
8. Gnarls Barkley - Just a Thought St. Elsewhere
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Lounge Album:
Paris Lounge - Chill Out

Dont' forget to check back @ Poofbags.com for updated lists...

< PoofBags Lounge >

What is Lounging?

> Lounging is another word for leisure or leisure time spent free from employment, running a business, household chores, stress, and any other active activity that you can think of.

What is Lounge Music?

> Lounge music can specifically be referred to a form of "hip" (not "hip-hop") generally easy listening music that was popular during the 50's and 60's, yet distinct from what was "pop rock" of that era. This is considered to be the golden age of lounge music. At this time, while pop rock music was more popular with younger folks, lounge music was more popular with older folks. Typically, teenagers of the time would listen to pop rock, while their older siblings or parents would listen to lounge. However, the phrase lounge does not appear in textual documentation of the period, such as Billboard magazine or long playing album covers.

While some of the lounge music during this period was truly slow, easy listening, a lot of the music was uptempo, with the distinction being sometimes being blurred. While pop music was a generally country, blues, or rock and roll, lounge music was generally anything that wasn't strictly of those genre (or a mix of them), but that still was meant for popular consumption (and indeed, was popular with most folks who weren't interested in that pop music.)

A good deal of lounge music was pure instrumental (i.e., no main vocal part, although there could be minor vocal parts.) Sometimes, this music would be theme music from movies or TV shows, although such music could be produced independently from other entertainment productions. These instrumentals could be produced with an orchestral arrangement, or from an arrangement of instruments very similar to that found in jazz, or even rock and roll.

Another subset of lounge music was exotica, showcasing music that was popular outside the USA, such as various Latin genres (e.g., Bossa Nova, Cha-Cha-Cha, Mambo), Polynesian, French, etc. Such music could have some instruments exaggerated (e.g., a Polynesian song might have various an exotic percussion arrangement using bongos, and vocalists imitating wild animals.) Many of these recordings were portrayed as originating in exotic foreign lands, but in truth were recorded in Hollywood recording studios by veteran session musicians. One of the exotica subgenres could be called space music, which attempted to give the feeling of zooming into outer space, which is an activity that had high public interest at the time. For more information please refer to (Wikipedia: Lounge Music )


Poofbags.com Lounge Tracks Top List: (Week 9/03)

1. Gorillaz - El Manana/ Demon Dayz
2. Jack Johnson - Inaudible Melodies/ Brushfire Fairytales
3. Maroon 5 - Secret/ Songs About Jane
4. Remy Zero - Fair/ Garden State OST
5. The Postal Service - Against All Odds/ Wicker Park OST
6. Sneaker Pimps - Spin Spin Sugar/ Becoming X
7. Soul Position - Share This/ 8 Million Stories

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