For "Grace" Rachel selects songs by U2, Nirvana, Kate Bush, Björk and John Lennon and mixes them with her own compositions. Thus, the ten tracks of the album combine with simple arrangements and universal themes around love, pain and growth. The simplicity of a trio consisting of Rachel's piano, the characteristic drum/percussion set of her longtime collaborator Bobbie Rae and Chris J. Luard on bass, recorded with Chesky's well-known minimalist microphone technique, creates an extremely intimate atmosphere for such expressive material.

Broken (And Other Rogue States) is Luke Doucet's second studio album. The album was released in 2005 in Canada. A break-up album, Broken focused on the heartbreak of a failed relationship. Broken was nominated for a 2006 Juno Award in the Adult Alternative Album of the Year category.

Eminem's 2005 greatest-hits compilation Curtain Call gathers all of Marshall Mathers's boffo singles together in one convenient place. One could raise the argument that all the Eminem you really need can be found on the perfect one-two punch that was 1999's The Slim Shady LP and 2000's The Marshall Mathers LP, but the hit 2005 "best of" set Curtain Call is a pretty good way to keep up with the irascible rapper's early post-millennial output. This easy-to-digest collection gathers together all of Mr. Mathers's best-known singles, from "My Name Is" and "Guilty Conscience" to "Stan" and "The Real Slim Shady" to the 8 Mile soundtrack banger "Lose Yourself" and The Eminem Show keeper "Cleanin' Out My Closet" and beyond. Three new tracks – "Fack," "When I'm Gone" and "Shake That" (featuring Nate Dogg) – are appended to keep things fresh, while the inclusion of the live performance of "Stan" Eminem did with saucy gal pal Elton John at the 2001 Grammy Awards is a nice touch at the end. Ya can't argue with the hits.

Marcus Miller's sixth studio CD entitled Silver Rain includes the title track co-written with guitar legend Eric Clapton. It was inspired by a Langston Hughes poem of the same name. The new album includes seven original Marcus Miller tracks and fantastic cover versions of Edgar Winter's classic rock song, 'Frankenstein', Stevie Wonder's 'Boogie On Reggae Woman' & Jimi Hendrix's 'Power of Soul'. Koch. 2005.

Take outstanding jazz soloists, some of the genre's greatest standards and then set them in a chamber jazz format surrounded with strings and woodwinds. That is the concept behind The Jazz Kamerata.

Following the success of their Mercury-nominated debut album, Vehicles & Animals, Athlete reached new heights with Tourist, featuring the massive hit singles "Wires" and "Half Light." The album was both a critical and commercial triumph, climbing charts around the world and earning a #1 spot on the UK album chart. An evocative blend of atmospheric melodies and heartfelt lyricism, Tourist is rich in emotional depth and sonic grandeur. With it's lush instrumentation, anthemic choruses, and tender moments of introspection, Tourist captures Athlete at their most expansive and vulnerable.

Celebrating 20 years of Martha Wainwright, the stunning debut album that introduced the world to one of the most distinctive voices of her generation. This special anniversary edition was remastered at Abbey Road Studios and features standout tracks Bloody Mother Fucking Asshole, When the Day is Short and Factory. The album is a fearless statement of raw emotion and poetic songwriting, across its deeply personal and beautifully crafted songs with Wainwright’s signature blend of folk, rock, and unfiltered lyricis

Chesky Records' 2005 release of Grammy Award-winning musician and composer Paquito D’Rivera’s “The Jazz Chamber Trio”.

Im Alter von neunundsechzig Jahren hat Jim Byrnes einen Karrieremeilenstein verzeichnet, der angesichts seiner Geschichte mit zahlreichen Juno Awards und Maple Blues Awards unter vielen anderen Auszeichnungen viel sagt.

A blistering set of jazz, blues and classic rock anthems, Electric announces the arrival of this incredible supergroup/power trio.

Bryan Lee: Live and Dangerous features the celebrated guitarist and his Blues Power Band performing a concert at the Montreal Spectrum, October 17, 2003.

John Robert Hiatt American rock guitarist, pianist and singer/songwriter born on August 20, 1952 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Live in Lisbon is a concert video release by Bryan Adams.

1st pressing on vinyl. Limited Edition of 500. 250 on Black (This), & 250 on White. Although their first two efforts, 2000's Terra Incognita and 2003's The Link, had been quite impressive in their own ways, Gojira's third album, 2005's From Mars to Sirius, was the one that really stamped the French quartet's all-pro credentials, gaining them access into the exclusive top echelon of the world's progressive metal elite. Meticulously conceived from the inside out, the record radiated a newfound confidence to match both the unprecedented diversity of its musical palette, and the evocative cover art (featuring a whale adrift amongst mystery planets) representative of its often otherworldly qualities. Yes, the band's primary influences – Pantera's heavy grooves, Meshuggah's icy technicality, Neurosis' post-metal atmospherics – were still very evident in complex new musical excursions like "Ocean Planet," "From the Sky," and "The Heaviest Matter in the Universe" (listen for their shared, Dimebag-inspired, jarring guitar-squeal effect).

Aftermath, released in April 1966 by Decca, is the first masterpiece by The Rolling Stones. Composers of the tracks present on their albums since Out Of Our Heads (1965), the duo Jagger & Richards can still rely on the intact genius of Brian Jones for arrangements and to create unique atmospheres with each track. Lady Jane is one of the most romantic songs in the band's repertoire. Here again the medieval atmosphere is particularly well rendered.