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1. The music discographies on this site are works in progress. If you notice that a particular The Runaways CD release or compilation is missing from the list above, please submit that CD using the CD submission twindorirotanhohanridobalthumbslow.co ultimate goal is to make the discographies here at Heavy Harmonies as complete as possible.

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2. 'Elvis Rocks The Hilton' From The Booth Tapes Vol' New Import CD: Between 20Straight Arrow has released 20 sound booth recorded concerts. The August 20th, Midnight show sound booth recording was first released by the legendary "Fort Baxter" label on "A Profile - The King On Stage Vol. 1" box set in , since then it has been re-released several times but never from the.

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3. Worlds Beyond, an Album by Paralydium. Released 12 June on Frontiers (catalog no. FR CD ; CD). Genres: Progressive Metal.

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4. The album has been a work in progress for years and was recorded at Evergroove Studio in Evergreen in June of The band camped for three days while recording. Initially, they wanted to release it during the summer, but mixing and mastering took longer than expected.

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5. Two popular underground DJs from Brighton, England, AJ Kwame and Joseph 2 Grand call themselves Runaways UK, but the general vibe of their record Progress is more L.A. underground than it is British. The guest rappers, which includes L.A.'s own Iriscience from Dilated Peoples, are all on the positive tip, while the Runaways borrow liberally from the lo-fi squeaks, bleeps, and simple drum 8/

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Progress on Discogs/5(8).

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7. CD: Awakenings: Rhino / Warner Bros. Digital: Awakenings: Reprise CD: Find album release information for Awakenings - Original Soundtrack on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases. Featured New Releases 6/

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8. In came "Two Little Awakenings," essentially an album of mini-epics (and one not-so-mini epic) showcasing STEVE's intricate guitarwork and orchestration. The instrumental and thematic interplay on this album supercedes most mainline progressive concept albums, and the depth and beauty (oh, those violins!) will keep any listener entranced.

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