Third Eye Blind – 1997 – Third Eye Blind
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Third Eye Blind
Title: Third Eye Blind
Label: Elektra
Released: Apr 8, 1997
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Losing A Whole Year
#Narcolepsy
#Semi-Charmed Life
#Jumper
#Graduate
#How’s It Going To Be
#Thanks A Lot
#Burning Man
#Good For You
#London
#I Want You
#The Background
#Motorcycle Drive By
#God Of Wine
Review:
I was bombarded by this band in high school, but there are some quality songs on here, mainly on the 2nd half of the record, and thankfully they weren’t radio singles so they didn’t get played to death.
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Theory of a Deadman – 2005 – No Surprise
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Theory of a Deadman
Title: No Surprise
Label: Roadrunner
Released: Mar 1, 2005
Packaging: Slimline
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Import CD-Single
Autographed
Tracklist:
#No Surprise [Album Version Explicit]
#Fake
#Got Me Wrong
Review:
An import single that I bought for the two B-sides.
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Theory of a Deadman – 2005 – Gasoline
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Theory of a Deadman
Title: Gasoline
Label: Roadrunner
Released: Mar 29, 2005
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Hating Hollywood
#No Way Out
#No Surprise
#Quiver
#Santa Monica
#Better Off
#Say Goodbye
#Hello Lonely (Walk Away From This)
#Me & My Girl
#Since You’ve Been Gone
#Hell Just Ain’t The Same
#Save The Best For Last
#In The Middle
Review:
The second album takes some getting used to, because they didn’t copy the formula from the first album, instead opting to stretch their songwriting legs. The result is more what subsequent Theory albums will probably sound like, with different tempo changes. It’s an interesting and satisfying listen, and doesn’t sound completely like a Nickelback clone this time around.
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Theory of a Deadman – 2002 – Theory of a Deadman
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Theory of a Deadman
Title: Theory of a Deadman
Label: Roadrunner
Released: Sep 17, 2002
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed Autographed
Tracklist:
#Invisible Man
#Nothing Could Come Between Us
#Make Up Your Mind
#Point To Prove
#Leg To Stand On
#What You Deserve
#The Last Song
#Say I’m Sorry
#Any Other Way
#Confession
Review:
Following in the footsteps of their benefactors, Nickelback, but with a sound distinctly their own. They don’t wuss out nearly as often, and I’d argue the songwriting is better. Plus Tyler Connolly has a cool voice.
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Tesla – 2004 – Into the Now
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Into the Now
Label: Sanctuary
Released: Mar 9, 2004
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Into The Now
#Look @ Me
#What A Shame
#Heaven Nine Eleven
#Words Can’t Explain
#Caught In A Dream
#Miles Away
#Mighty Mouse
#Got No Glory
#Come To Me
#Recognize
#Only You
Review:
Most times when a band reunites and puts out an album after almost a decade, its either nothing like what they did before, or it just plain sucks. This album suffers from neither of those problems. This is straight up Tesla, just as good as they ever were. Jeff Keith can still belt it out, and the rest of the band still rips. A solid comeback effort.
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Tesla – 2001 – Replugged Live
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Replugged Live
Label: Sanctuary
Released: Sep 11, 2001
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#CUMMIN’ATCHA LIVE
#EZ COME EZ GO
#HANG TOUGH
#GETTIN’ BETTER
#THE WAY IT IS
#SONG & EMOTION
#CHANGES
#CALL IT WHAT YOU WANT
#LAZY DAYS, CRAZY NIGHTS
#WE’RE NOT GOOD TOGETHER
#HEAVEN’S TRAIL (NO WAY OUT)
#MAMA’S FOOL
#FREEDOM SLAVES
#SIGNS
#LITTLE SUZI
#WHAT U GIVE
#SUMMER’S DAY
#LOVE SONG
#EDISON’S MEDICINE
#MODERN DAY COWBOY
Review:
The band reunited after a 7 year hiatus, recorded most of the shows during the reunion tour, and combined the best performances into this double-disc live album. And they sound great for taking the time off!
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Tesla – 1995 – Time’s Makin’ Changes – The Best of Tesla
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Time’s Makin’ Changes – The Best of Tesla
Label: Geffen
Released: Nov 20, 1995
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Modern Day Cowboy
#Gettin’ Better
#Little Suzi
#Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)
#The Way It Is
#Love Song
#Signs
#Paradise
#Edison’s Medicine
#Song & Emotion
#What You Give
#Mama’s Fool
#Alot To Lose
#Steppin’ Over
#Changes
Review:
A greatest hits collection, adding one new song called ‘Steppin’ Over’.
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Tesla – 1994 – Bust a Nut
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Bust a Nut
Label: Geffen
Released: Aug 23, 1994
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#The Gate/Invited
#Solution
#Shine Away
#Try So Hard
#She Want She Want
#Need Your Lovin’
#Action Talks
#Mama’s Fool
#Cry
#Earthmover
#Alot To Lose
#Rubberband
#Wonderful World
#Games People Play
Review:
This album also went platinum (as did Psychotic Supper), but was largely overlooked. The songs on here aren’t as strong as previous efforts, but Tesla on a bad day is still far superior to any of the hair bands on a good day.
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Tesla – 1991 – Psychotic Supper
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Psychotic Supper
Label: Geffen
Released: Aug 30, 1991
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Change In The Weather
#Edison’s Medicine
#Don’t De-Rock Me
#Call It What You Want
#Song & Emotion
#Time
#Goverment Personnel
#Freedom Slaves
#Had Enough
#What You Give
#Stir It Up
#Can’t Stop
#Toke About It
Review:
Probably the best known Tesla album, and still continuing the references to their namesake, the song Edison’s Medicine deals with how Tesla was pretty much used by Edison for knowledge and inventions with very little reward. This album is probably their strongest.
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Tesla – 1990 – Five Man Acoustical Jam
By Eric | December 23, 2013 1:00 am
Artist: Tesla
Title: Five Man Acoustical Jam
Label: Geffen
Released: Nov 13, 1990
Packaging: Jewel Case
Pack-in DVD
Release Type: Standard
Autographed
Tracklist:
#Comin’ Atcha Live/Truckin’
#Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)
#The Way It Is
#We Can Work It Out
#Signs
#Gettin’ Better
#Before My Eyes
#Paradise
#Lodi
#Mother’s Little Helper
#Modern Day Cowboy
#Love Song
#Tommy’s Down Home
#Down Fo’ Boogie
Review:
Before MTV’s Unplugged was cool, Tesla played a couple of acoustic-only shows, and this one in Philadelphia was taped and released (on home video too). Everyone’s heard Signs on the radio, but not as many know it’s a cover, and the original artist was a band called (see if you catch the reference) The Five Man Electrical Band.
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