Tracklista:1. Show Me A Leader2. The Writing On The Wall3. The Other Side4. My Champion5. Poison In Your Vains6. Cradle To The Grave7. Losing Patience8. This Side Of Fate9. You Will Be Remembered10.Crows On A Wire11.Twilight12. Island Of Fools13. The Last Hero
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Sick of You 2. Wrong Direction 3. A Bullet Left for You 4. Invisible 5. Anything You Want 6. The Pain That Kills You Too 7. Just Like This 8. Too Late 9. If This Is Hope 10. I Don't Fight Back 11. What If There's Nothing 12. Papillon 13. Fuck U CD 2 1. The Pain That Kills You Too (Mr. Kitty Remix) 2. Just Like This (Patenbrigade Wolff Remix) 3. A Bullet Left for You (Ost+Front Remix) 4. Too Late (In Strict Confidence Remix) 5. The Pain That Kills You Too (Adam is a Girl Remix) 6. Wrong Direction (Random Starlight Remix) 7. If This Is Hope (Era Nocturna & Heavenly Creatures Remix)
Tracklista: 1. Your Time Has Run Out 2. Wake-Up Call 3. Final Resting Place 4. Strung Out 5. Fay 6. Haunted 7. Now Or Never 8. Outta My Head 9. Soul To Stone 10. Alone Again 11. This Is The Time 12. Final Resting Place - Reprise 13. Face Plant
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Out Of The Past 2. Reunion 3. Venetian Breeze 4. Hymn To The Orient 5. Namely You 6. Blues On Down 7. You're Not The Kind 8. Blues On My Mind 9. Stablemates 10. Thursday's Theme 11. Afternoon In Paris 12. Calgary CD 2 1. Strut Time 2. Jubilation 3. Symptoms 4. Are You Real? 5. Cry A Blue Tear 6. This Night 7. Something In B Flat 8. Whisper Not 9. Step Lightly 10. Just By Myself 11. Blues It 12. You're Mine You 13. Capri
1. When Day Chokes the Night2. Minmin3. Landlord Is Dead4. Apartment Song5. All of This Is True6. Bruce E Kinesis7. Goodbye Enemy Airship
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Give It Up To Me 2. About A Girl 3. Meet Me Halfway 4. Sexy Love 5. Baby Love (Feat. Will.I.Am) 6. The Boy Does Nothing 7. Tiny Dancer (Hold Me Closer) (Feat. Chipmunk And Elton John) 8. Buttons (Feat. Snoop Dogg) 9. Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Feat. Gwen Stefani) 10. Luv You Better (Paradise Skit) 11. Dilemma (Feat. Kelly Rowland) 12. Lost Without U 13. Heaven Sent 14. Slow Down 15. Impossible 16. Swing By My Way (Feat. John Legend) 17. Always On Time (Feat. Ashanti) 18. Foolish 19. So Into You (Feat. Fabolous) 20. Smile CD 2 1. Boogie 2nite (Seamus Haji Big Love Edit) 2. Get Involved (Feat. Timbaland And Missy Elliot) 3. Hold You 4. Dip It Low 5. It Wasn't Me (Feat. Rikrok) 6. Superstar 7. Finish Line 8. 7 Days 9. How Deep Is Your Love 10. No Diggity (Feat. Dr. Dre) 11. Never Ever 12. Back At One 13. Get Me Home 14. Ghetto Romance (7" Mix) 15. So Far To Go (Feat. Common & D'Angelo) 16. Freek'n You 17. All My Life 18. I. 19. This Is How We Do It CD 3 1. Return Of The Mack 2. Greatest Day (Classic Mix) 3. Every Little Step 4. Don't Let Go (Love) 5. Don't Walk Away 6. Telefunkin' 7. Heard It All Before 8. 4evermore (Feat. Algebra & Phonte) 9. The One For Me 10. Real Love 11. Word Up! 12. Ain't Nobody 13. Roses Are Red (Feat. The Mccampbell Brothers) 14. Rapper's Delight 15. Come In To My Life 16. Change Of Heart 17. History 18. The Message 19. Push It
Tracklista:1. Enter Formless (Feat. Rituals of Mine)2. Take Me With You (Feat. Arama)3. Disintegrate Slowly4. Keep On Breathing (Feat. Tula)5. Come Closer6. I Could Be Anything (Feat. Elohim)7. Interbeing8. How Could This Be Wrong (Feat. Tula)9. Go Light10. How Do I Get to Invincible (Feat. Ambre)11. Way Out Is In
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Oceans 2. Go 3. Animal 4. Last Exit 5. Tremor Christ 6. Corduroy 7. Rearviewmirror 8. Betterman 9. Even Flow 10. Why Go 11. Deep 12. Mosquito 13. Glorified G 14. Daughter/I Believe/W.M.A. CD 2 1. Jeremy 2. Not for You 3. I Got Shit 4. Lukin 5. Whipping 6. This Boy 7. Alive 8. Black 9. Blood 10. Spin the Black Circle 11. Leaving Here 12. I Can't Explain 13. Porch 14. Yellow Ledbetter
Tracklista:1. O Come, All Ye Faithful2. Of the Father's Heart Begotten3. A Child Is Born in Bethlehem4. Sans Day Carol5. Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day6. Once in Royal David's City7. Infant Holy, Infant Lowly8. Hark! The Herald-angels Sing9. Away in a Manger10. Ding Dong! Merrily On High11. Whence Is That Goodly Fragrance Flowing?12. God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen13. This Endris Night14. The First Nowell15. Silent Night16. The Bell Carol17. Unto Us Is Born a Son18. Wassail19. Jingle Bells
Antoine Dard was one of the many musicians who moved in the circles of the leading musical institutions of the French monarchy in the eighteenth century, being the First bassoon of the Royal Academy of Music in Paris, and the Grand hautbois de la Chambre et écuries du Roi in Versailles. Although no »forgotten genius« of music history, Mr Dard — as he signed all his scores — can certainly be considered a composer of special interest.The following advertisement appeared in the Parisian press on the 11th of January, 1759: »6 sonatas for bassoon, composed by Mr Dard, very useful for those who would play this instrument well. It is said that these sonatas are unique amongst their kind, and can also be successfully played on the violoncello.« The pieces are remarkable both within Dard's body of work and the context of 18th-century music in general, but particularly as part of the specific bassoon repertoire. Dard uses the bassoon as though it were an operatic »bel canto« tenor, often employing the very high register, amongst other difficult techniques as no other composer of his time, or indeed long after, did. Even though the fingering tables for the bassoon include d'' or f'' from the second half of the 18th century onwards, the music of the period never calls for notes higher than g' or a', excepting the mysteriously elevated orchestral parts of Rameau and the infamous b'-flat of the Mozart concerto. But even these don't reach the same register as the sonatas. The high register would not become standard for sixty years after Dard, and only after innumerable improvements in instrument design. From a melodic point of view, thanks in part to the copious decoration, the bassoon part is very full and lyrical, and the mix of this ornamentation with the galant style produces a singular effect. Although, on the other hand, the structure of the works remains quite traditional, the slow movements exhibit an interesting formal feature: they are through-composed, without repeat or reprise, nearly approaching the arioso form, then not in use in France. Despite their marked French character, however, the sonatas also display a definite Italian influence. Dard would certainly have been familiar with the numerous works of Italian composers then in circulation in France.Antoine Dard departed the Paris musical scene as discreetly as he had entered it. He leaves the impression of an orderly, straightforward man, well integrated with his surroundings, and far removed from the capricious virtuoso he could, given his abilities, undoubtedly have been.