Artist: Lady Gaga

One of the greatest albums in history, 2010-03-10
This album has everything from deep meaningful songs such as speechless to super fun songs such as just dance to wierdly wonderful songs like bad romance. I think this is one of the top 5 greatest album in history and Lady Gaga is a lyrical genius.

The Fame
1.Just Dance-10/10 great start to the album. Fun and catchy
2.LoveGame-9/10 Wierd but funny and cool
3.Paparazzi 10/10 Really great and meaningful in a wierd gaga way
4.Poker Face-10/10 Great song
5.I like it rough-9/10 cool song
6.Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)-10/10 Really nice song thats beautiful in a gaga way
7.Starstruck-8/10 cool song kind of ke$haish
8. Beautiful, Dirty, Rich-7.5/10 Cool song but a bit annoying after a while
9.The Fame-9/10 Fun song
10.Money Honey-8/10 Cool but weak at part
11.Boysboysboys-9/10 Great song
12.Paper Gangsta-8.5/10 Good song
13.Brown eyes-Beautiful song-10/10
14.Summerboy-9/10 Funny awesome song
15.Disco Heaven-9/10 Very good
16.Again-10/10 Amazing song

The fame Monster
1.Bad Romance-10/10 Great vocals, Wacky and wonderful. Catchy and addictive
2.Alejandro-9/10 Great song
3.Monster-9.5/10 Really awesome and wierd
4.Speechless-Absoloutly amazing, Beautiful lyrics and my favurite Gaga song ever
5.Dance in the dark-Amazing song and the lyrics are meaningful in a wierd way
6.Telephone-10/10 Great song and beyonce awesome in it to. Strong vocals and catchy
7.So happy I could die-9/10 Excellent
8.Teeth-10/10 Really beautiful and catchy

Artist: Paolo Nutini

Fans of Paolo Nutini’s debut album, These Streets might raise an eyebrow or two at this sophomore release. Produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon), Sunny Side Up features an eclectic and "rougher" range of songs that set it somewhat apart from its slick predecessor. Recorded in Ireland, Wales, New York, LA and the UK, Nutini--backed by his band The Vipers--tackles folk, reggae, soul and rock, with varying results. The Motown-esque "Coming Up Easy", the ballad "Worried Man" and the sea-shanty "Growing Up Beside You" are shining examples of Nutini's erudite songwriting skills, as is the charming, Dylan-esque "Tricks Of The Trade". But songs like "Pencil Full Of Lead" and "No Other Way", as well as his forays into reggae-lite and ersatz ragtime are less convincing, often sounding more like sketches than full songs. Whether Sunny Side Up is bravely eclectic or an incoherent disaster depends ultimately on the loyalty--and the patience--of the listener. --Danny McKenna
Pleasant surprise, 2010-03-10
Most albums have one or two good tracks and the rest are just padding. That does not apply to this one.
Paolo Nutini manages to keep you interested with changes in tempo and style, all of them good. It makes for enjoyable listening as he takes you with him through life's emotions.

Artist: Boyzone

At Last . . ., 2010-03-11
After many years of 'putting up' with Boyzone, with the many concerts I have attended with my girlfriend, I can honestly say that I love this album.

At last we are hearing new voices. This new sound is what I have been waiting for.

I admit that I really do like a handful of their previous songs, but each time I listen to this album I just cannot hear a song that I dislike.

Its just a shame about the circumstances that may of led to this.

But this is great work, lets keep it going. I may actually look forward to the next concert now :)

'From a huge fans boyfriend'

Artist: Gorillaz

Gorillaz Plastic Beach = Ear heaven, 2010-03-12
Plastic beach is a step up from the old Gorillaz (Which I thought was amazing) it's much more relaxing, slow, and soulful.

I think he only up-beat songs are Stylo and Superfast Jellyfish (And I'm not complaining!) they're both great songs,
but I think the other songs you could lie down on a beach (preferably plastic) and relax.
Stylo and superfast are more "boppy".

Don't change song because it's weird or not very good at first, almost every song on the album starts OK and start getting better, and better,
and better.
My favourite tracks are Empire Ants, Rhinestone Eyes, Plastic Beach, Welcome to the world of the Plastic Beach, and Stylo.

White Flag is really different, it's starts with a bongo solo with some orchestral stuff thrown in there and then a bassline comes in and Bashy starts rapping and then Kano, and ends the way it starts.

I can't think of a track that isn't "any good".

I highly recommend this album, the experience version for hardcore Gorillaz fans (like me)

Artist: Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys, 2010-03-08
bought this for my husband for his birthday but he also bought it for me for valentines day !! great album I love singing along in my car !!

Artist: Mumford & Sons

Superb Folk/Rock/Bluegrass Album, 2010-03-11
I can only repeat what others have said about this truly
magnificent debut album. I bought it after hearing 'The
Cave' on a tv trailer and was delighted to discover that
there were even better tracks on the album like 'White
Blank Page'and 'Little Lion Man'.

Soulful, poetic lyrics and, at times, thundering guitar
rhythm make this wonderful listening again and again in
the car or wherever.

I'm already looking forward to the follow up album and
in the meantile I'm advising all my fiends and rellies
to check out 'Sigh No More'!

Artist: Glee Cast

GREAT PRODUCT AND SERVICE!!!, 2010-03-06
I really love the tracks on this CD, and what's more after experiencing problems with downloading the tracks I contacted Amazon expecting to be palmed off. Much to my surprise they resent my order and sent an email to me apologising. Great service! Thanks Amazon!

Artist: Florence + The Machine

Already the year’s most hyped new artist--not only first in the BBC’s famously unreliable poll of new talent and recipient of a special Brit award devised just for her--Florence Welsh has a lot to live up to, and thankfully the artfully titled and sleeved Lungs justifies the investment. The singles are undeniably the standouts. The impressive "Dog Days Are Over", neurotic and fierce, and the slightly more reserved follow-up "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)" lead her debut collection, sometimes overshadowing her other material. Yet the extremes of "Kiss With A Fist", a jokey celebration of mutual domestic violence and noisy guitars that shamelessly steals its melody from the White Stripes’ charming "We Are Gonna Be Friends", and the showstopping, almost unashamedly stagy "Girl With One Eye" show off both her development and an already instantly recognisable voice. The gallows humour of songs like "Between Two Lungs", the daft "My Boy Builds Coffins" and the ferocious "Hurricane Drunk" where she threatens "I’m gonna drink myself to death" backed by a spirited choir of Florences, save her from accusations of self-absorption. The concluding, and hugely loud "Blinding" is al...
Great! Definitely recommend, 2010-03-12
It was a great listen, not a let down at all :). I'd definitely recommend this!

Artist: Michael Buble

For his fourth studio album Canadian crooner Michael Bublé has headed into the studio with his live band to create an album of…autobiographical love songs. The outcome, according to Bublé, is the "ultimate record about the inevitable roller coaster ride of relationships". It’s true that from the dramatic opening--a great cover of Julie London’s "Cry Me a River"--the album swings like a pendulum between introspective balladry and exuberant pop. As is to be expected with Bublé, he has revamped plenty of classics along the way, tackling evergreens like "Georgia On My Mind", Van Morrison's "Crazy Love" and the Eagles' "Heartache Tonight" with typical aplomb. He also joins contemporary soulsters like diva Sharon Jones (of Dap Kings fame) on "Baby (You’ve Got What It Takes)" and singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith to recreate one of Sexmith’s tunes, the sultry "Whatever It Takes". Bublé’s two self-penned songs fit in well with the overall high standard. The poppy single “Haven’t Met You Yet” is catchy and the folky “Hold On” also helps make Crazy Love yet another quintessential Michael Bublé experience. --Danny McKenna
Crazy Love Michael Bouble, 2010-02-17
This c.d. arrived well packed and I have been playing it in my car ever since,

Artist: Andre Rieu

Fantastic Album, 2010-03-12
What a fantastic album,and great value with a CD and DVD
Music on both is completely different and great to listen to.