Wings of the world – [DVD] SS501 Live in Japan 2007
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Chicago/Earth Wind & Fire – Live at the Greek Theatre $6.49 Two of pop music’s most enduring acts joined forces at L.A.’s legendary Greek Theatre for an extraordinary concert event that showcases each band’s unique sound. Earth, Wind & Fire belts out such tunes as “Boogie Wonderland,” “Jupiter,” “Mighty Mighty,” and others while Chicago’s set includes “Make Me Smile,” “Colour My World,” “Saturday in the Park,” and more. The show also boasts an encore with … |
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Get Your Wings $3.95 While not quite as exemplary of the Boston quintet’s ’70s sound as Toys in the Attic or Rocks, Get Your Wings was impressive both in terms of its material and its measurable improvement over Aerosmith’s debut. From the R&B inflected “Same Old Song and Dance” to the power-rock “Woman of the World” to the rollicking cover of “Train Kept a Rollin’,” Wings showed the band solidifying their sound and r… |
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