Directory of albums on Weblo Music - albums starting with letter S

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	S and R Both Sean Na'auao and Robi Kahakalau have won accolades for their respective solo albums over the last few years, and picked up a handful of Na Hoku Hanohano awards each (mostly for contemporary Hawaiian). This album combines their respective powers on guitar and vocals, but does so in a primarily traditional format. Each song is a duet, brimming with emotion and musicality. At the same time, the songs can get a little monotonous, depending on the tone taken and the length of the songs -- sim...
	S Club
	S W A L K Though it rarely finds its way into any considered discussion of the Bee Gees' finest hours, still the soundtrack to 1971's S W A L K has to be acknowledged among the most complete releases they mustered during that peculiar hiatus that divided their earliest hits from their first disco steps -- and that despite their contributions to the set devouring less than half of the actual vinyl. Better known in many territories as Melody, S W A L K is one of the all-time classic teenaged love stories...
	S&M Airlines The first NOFX record released on Epitaph Records is really just a great big mess. A tinny album full of punk-tinged metal riffs and silly lyrics, it shouldn't be surprising that listening to this record could make some people wonder how NOFX ever managed to garner any sort of fanbase. The basics of the band's sound come thorough from time to time, notably in the live staple "You Drink, You Drive, You Spill" ("I say don't drink and drive/you might spill your beer"), but, sadly, a good portion...
	S&M Communion Bread Clearly a title like S&M Communion Bread by Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart is meant to raise eyebrows and perhaps incite a chuckle or two. But by the album's first song, "Up in Annie's Room," all the humor is gone. As visitors climb Annie's stairs all night and the chandeliers shake, the young narrator knows that something isn't quite right. The dark mood hardly lifts on "The Old Watch," a song that revolves around the gift of a watch by a friend who has left to fight in a war. This is an antiw...
	S&M [live] After 1988's ...And Justice for All, Metallica pared down its progressive, heavy metal sound. During the '90s, the band's studio releases grew slicker and more produced, resulting in mostly radio-friendly, good ol' boy metal. By the end of the decade, Metallica was established as the pioneer of modern metal, but the band hadn't done anything innovative, arguably, in ten years. In April 1999, the group performed two concerts with the San Francisco Symphony, and the result was S&M, a two-disc c...
	S'Il Suffisait d'Aimer (If It Is Enough to Love) Celine Dion is nothing if not a canny businesswoman. Even though she was riding high on the success of "My Heart Will Go On," she followed it up by recording S'Il Suffisait d'Aimer (If It Is Enough to Love), her fourth album of French-language pop songs. Musically, it's no different than Let's Talk About Love, yet many new fans won over by that album may be alienated by the French. Nevertheless, her longtime fans will be pleased to hear her return, in a sense, to her roots, especially since t...
	S'kiss
	S'Mardi Gras at Snug [live]
	S'Nice Lee Konitz has had a long and profitable association with European musicians, including the Italian Enrico Rava, Swede Lars Gullin, and Austrian Franz Koglmann. Europeans have paid more heed to and were quicker to absorb the more self-consciously cerebral approach to modern jazz promoted by Konitz's teacher, Lennie Tristano, and further developed by Konitz himself. This 1990 recording finds the saxophonist paired with German pianist and composer Frank Wunsch. As with other European encounters...
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