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James: The Best Of
I've Seen Everything
The Trash Can Sinatras
Second Coming
The Stone Roses
Listen On: The Best of the Railway Children
Railway Children
Wonderland
The Charlatans UK
Live at Earls Court
Morrissey
Complete John Peel Sessions
The House of Love
The John Peel Sessions 95 - 99
Gene
The La's
Glittering Prize 81/92
Simple Minds
And I Feel Fine.....The Best Of The IRS Years 82-87 Collector's Edition
R.E.M.
Greatest Hits
Inspiral Carpets
October
U2
Lick
The Lemonheads
Project: Mersh
Minutemen
Document
Eponymous
Reading, Writing & Arithmetic
The Sundays
Ferment
Catherine Wheel
Perfect Dream
Area
Cracker
Live at the Hollywood Palladium (December 15, 1988)
Keith Richards
Final Rip Off
Monty Python
Collected Recordings - Sixties to Nineties
Tina Turner
Capitol Years
Dean Martin
Tra Le Mie Canzoni
Biagio Antonacci
Rock N Roll
Ryan Adams
Mystic Moods Orchestra Plays Nighttide
Mystic Moods Orchestra
Out-of-State Plates
Fountains of Wayne
Country Croonin'
Anne Murray
Dear Science
TV On The Radio
As one of the first groups to be dubbed "the next Smiths," James became an institution on the British alternative music scene of the '80s and '90s with their pleasant folk-pop. Early in their career, James were blessed by praise from their idol Morrissey, which turned out to be both a blessing and a curse. The group was pegged as second-rate Smiths, yet continued to tour and record, eventually gaining a sizable following. In the late '80s, the group, like many of their British peers, became involved in the acid house-inspired "baggy" scene and recorded the baggy-inspired "Sit Down," which became their breakthrough hit. Shortly after "Sit Down," James Read More
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