While the Army and Air Force have a number of world-class jazz ensembles garrisoned here in the States and abroad, the Navy has essentially one, the Commodores, so it had better be good. It is.

One Time For All Time is the 2005 album by British post-rock band 65daysofstatic. This, their second effort, was released by the Monotreme label.

Young For Eternity is the 2005 album by British alternative rock band The Subways. This was released on Sire/Reprise.

Don't Be Afraid… The Music Of Charles Mingus is a 2005 homage to Charles Mingus done by The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with help from Wynton Marsalis. This was released by Palmetto.

Burner is the 2005 album by Odd Nosdam. This was released by the Anticon corporation.

Mangled Demos From 1983 is a 2005 compilation by Montesano, Washington indie rock trio Melvins. This consists not only of some of their first demos as a band but also a few live recordings when the group consisted of vocalist/guitarist Buzz Osbourne, bassist Matt Lukin and drummer Mike Dillard. Ipecac gave it enough to make this a puke fest for the fans.

The Craig Machine is the 2005 compact disc by comedian Stephen Lynch. It was released on What Are Records? which can lead to the question: what are records?

Ivan began conventional piano lessons at the age of 10, made his first attempts at improvisation on trumpet a little later, and discovered jazz when he was 17. A masterclass with Michel Herr (then pianist with Toots Thielemans) convinced him to pursue jazz full-time and, in 1988, after six months at Antwerp’s jazz studio, and one year at Rotterdam’s Royal Conservatory (where he studied with Rob Van Kreeveld), he joined the groups of American guitarist John Thomas, Italian trumpet player Gino Lattuca and Belgian trombone player Phil Abraham.

Saturday Night, Sunday Morning is a 2CD compilation released in 2005 where one was given to people on one day, the other given the next day. Or something like that. This was released by The Daily Mail.

#3 is the 2005 album by Finnish experimental rock band Pharaoh Overlord. True to its title, this was the group's third studio album, released on the Ektro label.

Good news: "The Man That Got Away" is not on this tribute to the Judy Garland songbook. Yes, it's an extraordinary song, but how many versions of it do we need? Apart from that absence, Linda Eder tackles many well-known nuggets long associated with Judy Garland–or as Leslie Bricusse puts it in his fawning liner notes, "Picasso Sings Rembrandt." Eder, a belter par excellence, lacks Garland's brittle vulnerability, and so she isn't at her best on songs that require a delicate touch, such as "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart."

The Mysterious Production Of Eggs is a 2005 recording by man Andrew Bird. This was released on Ani DiFranco's label Righteous Babe Records.

Blasphemies In The Holy Land (Live In Israel) is a 2005 live album by Mexican group Hocico. This was released by the Out Of Line label.

Tempus Morti is the 2005 CD by Colombian black/death metal band Parabellum. This CD also features a live video for "Guerra, Monopolio, Sexo". This comes courtesy of the Blasfemia label.

The Budos Band are a funk band from Staten Island, New York and their self-titled debut album was released in 2005. It was released on Daptone Records.