Game Music - Needy Girl Overdose / O.S.T. - VINYL LP

Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (2 LP 180 Gram Black Vinyl) - Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me is the seventh studio album by English rock band The Cure, originally released in May 1987. The album helped put The Cure into the American mainstream, becoming their first album to reach the Billboard Top 40 (achieving Platinum certification). It was also a big international success, as was it's predecessor. Album Tracks 1. The Kiss 6 15 2. Catch 2 43 3. Torture 4 15 4. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep 4 52 1. Why Can't I Be You? 3 12 2. How Beautiful You Are... 5 12 3. The Snake Pit 6 58 4. Hey You !!! 2 22 1. Just Like Heaven 3 30 2. All I Want 5 19 3. Hot Hot Hot !!! 3 33 4. One More Time 4 30 5. Like Cockatoos 3 39 1. Icing Sugar 3 49 2. The Perfect Girl 2 34 3. A Thousand Hours 3 23 4. Shiver and Shake 3 28 5. Fight 4 27

Hot on the heels of their debut 45 released on Colemine Records, German funk powerhouse The Winston Brothers re-up with their first-ever full length LP. InchDRIFTInch is the name of the game, presenting eleven versatile cuts to invite listeners on an all-instrumental trip back to the future of funk. But make no mistake Though audibly steeped in the deep funk tradition, this retrophile outfit is anything but dusty.The Winston Brothers are a modular studio project by Hamburg-based multi-instrumentalist and producer Sebastian Nagel (The Mighty Mocambos, Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band) and drummer / percussionist extraordinaire Lucas Kochbeck (The KBCS, Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band, Hamburg Spinners). Industry veterans with a penchant for analog music production, the two combine a boom bap state of mind with well-rounded funk acumen and able frequent collaborators to create dynamic arrangements that are both an audible nod to the genre's past as well as a contemporary blend of like-minded organic styles.Lacing heavy drums with juicy breaks, headnodic grooves, scorching riffs and melodic instrumentation, InchDRIFTInch draws on the raw energy inherent to '60s / '70s funk and takes it from there. Catchy, repetitive motifs gain musical momentum as they evolve into vibrant and autonomous soundscapes with a distinct drive of their own, ranging from incendiary to more laid-back and almost dreamlike. Strutting an irresistible bounce to their step, The Winston Brothers are poised to light up dance floors, river cruises and backyard BBQs alike. Catch our drift? Album Tracks 1. Winston Theme 2. Boiling Pot 3. Hang on 4. Drift 5. Northern Light 6. Metering 7. One Thing 8. Free Ride 9. High Life 10. Think 11. Brother's Strut