Riddim Ryders: The Remix is a 2006 compilation CD released by the Blazing Flames Entertainment label. It features reggae and dancehall material, done "mix tape" style, by Vybe Kartel, Elephant Man, Tony Rebel, Silver Cat and many more.

Dancehall Xplosion: The Remix is a 2006 compilation CD released by the Blazing Flames Entertainment label. It features reggae and dancehall material, done "mix tape" style, by Mega Banton, Spragga Benz, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man and many more.

Reggae Xplosion: The Remix is a 2006 compilation CD released by the Blazing Flames Entertainment label. It features reggae and dancehall material, done "mix tape" style, by Sizzla, Luciano, Tony Rebel, Ghost, Halfpint and many more.

This album, originally released by Epic, features trombonist-arranger Slide Hampton's augmented octet but it was overlooked when it was released in 1962 despite the all-star personnel. Hampton's arrangements are forward-looking hard bop and among the key soloists are tenor saxophonist Yusef Lateef (who is heard throughout in top form), drummer Max Roach and Hampton himself. The five-part "Drum Suite" is the most ambitious work but all of the arrangements have their unexpected moments, and Hampton's playing on an up-tempo "It's All Right with Me" is outstanding. This limited-edition Mosaic release, just a single CD, augments the original set with a version of "Well You Needn't" that was only out previously on an obscure sampler, plus a previously unreleased "Sleigh Ride" from the same dates. Overall the music is rewarding and if not quite essential, there are enough exciting moments (whether from the ensembles or the main soloists) to make this a recommended acquisition. ~ AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow

Relix Magazine CD Sampler (December/January2007) is a 2006 sampler CD found within the December/January 2007 issue of Relix magazine. This is just the sampler disc, not the full magazine.

Relix Magazine CD Sampler (September/October 2006) is a 2006 sampler CD found within the September/October 2006 issue of Relix magazine. This is just the sampler disc, not the full magazine.

Noir is the 2006 album by Finnish post rock band Callisto. This is part of the Fullsteam family.

Development is a 2006 folk album by Canadian artist Antoine Dufour. Candyrat Records made this for all.

Feedback is the 2006 by American rap group Jurassic 5, released by Interscope. This was the first to be without DJ Cut Chemist, who left the group. This was the group's last album and features the singles "Red Hot", "Gotta Understand", "Baby Please", "Canto de Ossanha" and "Work It Out", the latter featuring The Dave Matthews Band.

Starlings is the 2006 CD by drummer Billy Martin. Primarily known as one-third of the jazz group Medeski, Martin & Wood, Starlings is an improvisational/avant-garde album similar to what he has done with MMW between songs in a live setting. This was released by Tzadik as part of the label's Composer Series.

Blow Jobs is a 2006 bootleg box set by Led Zeppelin. Released by the great Tarantura label, it is a 7CD set which compiles two 1975 shows in Seattle at the Seattle Coliseum. They are divided into two parts: "Head-Job" for discs 1-3 and "Blow Job" for discs 4-7.

Born Under A Bad Neon Sign is a 2006 album by London rock band The Flaming Stars. This is a Big Beat, get on down.

Smell Smoke? is the 2006 album by singer/songwriter/musician Miles Bonny. He created this after the demise of the group SoundsGood, leading to having a vast solo career. This was released by Innate Sounds and packaged like a demonstration CD.

The Love Potion Collection 2 is a 2006 album by rapper Mac Lethal. He released this in between other projects, or what he called a sketchbook of his album 11:11, and did this with some of his friends, including Joe Good. This was released on Black Clover Records.

II is the second album by American stoner rocker trio Sasquatch. This was released by Small Stone Records in 2006.