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Good Girls Go Bad [feat. Leighton Meester] (Album Version)
$0.99
I like Cobra Starship, they're fun and their music is dance worthy. Having Leighton on the track is a plus because her voice fits with the song. It's catchy and a current hit! Love it!

Porky Pig's Feat / Porky's Railroad
$1.99

Waiting for Columbus
$24.98
I recently reviewed Live From Neon Park and noted that it was much livlier than Waiting For Columbus. That was when I compared it to the original cd. Having just received this new 2-disc remaster, I have to change my tune a bit. This remaster is vibrant, well separated, and an absolute joy to listen to.Then there are the performances. We knew the originally released songs were great but Disc Two not only features Don't Bogart That Joint and A Political Blues (originally omitted when the LP became a CD); it also includes One Love Stand, Rock & Roll Doctor, Skin it Back, On Your Way Down, Walkin' All Night, Cold,Cold,Cold,and Day at the Dog Races. All were from the original series of concerts in August '77 and were either omitted due to space and quality restrictions on the LP, or just never considered in the first place. Thankfully, they were recently discovered. These songs don't take a back seat to any on the original album. Day At The Dog Races, one of my favorite studio cuts, drags a little done live, but still has some nice moments. Lastly, from the same 8/77 time period, are 3 songs from Hoy Hoy: A slightly different version of Skin It Back (Good but probably unnecessary); Red Streamliner (a favorite of mine): and Teenage Nervous Breakdown.
All in all, a tremendous package both performance-wise and sound quality-wise.
Any Feat fan must have this and any music fan should.

Skin It Back
$14.98
If you are a fan of the band, this dvd is a must purchase. All things considered, its an excellent keepsake of the Feat circa 70's. This dvd was shot just before the recording of one of the greatest live albums ever, the Feat's Waitin for Columbus, so if you enjoyed (and still enjoy) that record, you'll really enjoy one of the few, if any, good quality audio/video representations of the Feat from that era. And its great to see Lowell George again - a true rock n roll giant.