Starlite Criminal

Starlite Criminal Artist: Joan Jones
Label: Hollywood Records
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 720616810120
EAN: 0720616810120
ASIN: B00000AFBU


Release Date: 1998-09-01

Starlite Criminal


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Tracks:

  1. Come B45
  2. Everyday Down
  3. Get A Life
  4. Starlite Criminal
  5. Forgetful
  6. Wide Eyed Devil
  7. U Were There
  8. Party
  9. The Lonely On
  10. Cashin' In
  11. Change (Won't Be Good)

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars FANTASTIC!!.......2006-10-01

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS CD. I FIRST HEARD IT AT SOMEONE'S HOUSE AND THOUGHT IT WAS A NEW CHERYL CROW ONLY SO MUCH BETTER. I LISTEN TO THIS OVER AND OVER. CAN'T GET ENOUGH. WHEN IS SHE MAKING ANOTHER!!!!

5 out of 5 stars One of the best cds of all time.......2005-07-19

Amazing CD-without a doubt one of the greatest Cds in the pop/alternative/folk/rock genre that I have ever heard-NUFF SAID!

5 out of 5 stars great stuff.......2003-10-17

Joan has her own style, but manages to avoid having every song sound like the last. Fact is, I don't think any of them do, and I like every song on the cd. Out of maybe 3000 cd's I've owned, I can say that about 10 to 15 of them. I don't tire of her. She keeps it very simple, but like some of my other favorites, I find her real and substantive. I respect the lack of fluff. She knows how to end a song, too. You want to sing along with a lot of this cd, and you will, if you have the range. Maybe even if you don't! ENJOY!

5 out of 5 stars Repeat listening!.......2000-12-02

Joan gives us all an album here that is so unique in today's music scene. Yes, it sounds great upon first listening and it offers tunes to cruise in your car by; tunes to mourn by and tunes to party by. But what sets it apart is that over time the more you listen to it, the more it delivers and it keeps opening up. She's the real deal and not some pre-packaged fluff ball that's stuffed down our throats by the latest girl-band factory. Oh, and check this out. She's got some NEW tunes at thepromqueens.z.com that also rock. She's branching out into the Internet and her sound is just as sweet and true as ever.

5 out of 5 stars

Music Album:

  1. He Used to Be an Animal ~ Eric Burdon
  2. Perspectives & Distortion: Cherry Red Rarities 1981 ~ Various Artists
  3. Code Orange ~ Davis Redford Triad
  4. New York City Rock N Roll ~ Various Artists
  5. Rock and Horror ~ Screaming Lord Sutch
  6. Wing Ding ~ The Champs
  7. Bad Timing ~ Grand Mal
  8. It's a Heartache ~ Bonnie Tyler
  9. An Everlasting Soul: Anthology ~ Steve Ellis
  10. No Fear, Pt. 2 ~ Rasmus

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No Assembly Required ~ Pieces of a Dream

Radiale ~ Zu & Spaceways Incorporated

Live at the Shanghai Jazz ~ Marian Mcpartland

Piano Solo ~ Joe Sullivan

Perfect Trouble ~ Sibylle Pomorin

Mondo Soukous ~ Various Artists

A Journey to Senegal ~ Various Artists

Antatteyatsuha ~ Nao Mizutani

Jiyu Heno Suotai ~ L'Arc-En-Ciel

Not Alone ~ Daisuke Kawaguchi