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Steven Curtis Chapman’s Re Creation Album

August 11, 2011 by Momstart 11 Comments

I feel like I’ve been listening to Steven Curtis Chapman my whole life. No I’m not that old, but neither is he. Steven Curtis Chapman has been recording music for years and the loss of his daughter put a pause on his life. How could it not? More than 3 years have passed since his horrific loss. Maria his daughter, was killed in a tragic accident. Since then Steven has sensed people waiting to see how he and his family were faring in the wake of the tragedy and what the next step in his musical evolution would be.

re creation

Chapman goes on to say,

“I felt like this was an opportunity for me to tell people that my family and I really do feel like God is recreating some things in us. Last year was so hard with Mary Beth writing her book and our family doing the tour. It was our year to say, ‘okay we’re going to stand on faith and hold onto each other.’ That’s when the full force of the pain started to hit us. But now, in 2011, by God’s grace we really have the sense we are beginning to see the sunrise. As the song says, ‘joy is coming in the morning!’ We feel like morning is really starting to break for us and we’re beginning to sense there is new life starting to sprout. The real morning is still yet to come when we finally get to see Maria again in heaven, but as a family and individually we’re beginning to feel like there’s oxygen coming back into our lungs. My wife talks about it in terms of being in a forest for the last several years; in a very dense, dark forest. It’s only been recently that we started to feel like God is standing on the edge of that forest saying, ‘I want to bring you out of the forest, and your daughter is ahead of you. She’s a greater part of your future than she is of your past. And I’m leading you out, I’m leading you into this new place.’ It’s a new beginning for us and I really felt like I wanted to say that.”

Re Creation is more than just a remix CD, there are a few original songs too. For me, there is something to knowing the words to the songs you love and hearing them in a new light is fun and refreshing. That’s what I love most about Re Creation. Re Creation is inspired by his loss and moving forward with life. The other aspect to the meaning behind re:creation’s title is the opportunity Chapman has taken to re-imagine and completely re-record such classics as “Live Out Loud,” “For the Sake of the Call,” “The Great Adventure,” “Speechless,” and “Heaven in the Real World.” I love his music, new and old, re-created and classic.

With 14 tracks, Re Creation will delight and relax you. From upbeat to mellow, I found each song uplifting. I felt that most of the re makes were slower than the originals so I think it’s much more meditative than the kind of music you would dance to. I could just sit there and enjoy myself as I was taken away by Re Creation.

Re Creation Track Listing:

Do Something
Long Way Home
Live Out Loud
Great Adventure
Heaven In The Real World
Speechless
For The Sake Of The Call
Magnificent Obsession
Meant To Be
More To This Life
All That’s Left Is To Love
Morning Has Broken
Dive

 

I received a copy of the digital soundtrack and was compensated for my time. My opinions are my own.

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Making Silly Faces Children’s CD by Nick Deysher

August 11, 2011 by Momstart 15 Comments

Oh, what fun CD this is!!! We absolutely love it. Since it has been summertime, all the children and I go upstairs to do chores after breakfast and well, we must listen to music as work goes easier like that. Making Silly Faces has been one of our favorites recently. The three beds lining up in my children’s bedroom simply just ask for jumping and this is the most prefect jumping music (and complete distraction from chores). I really enjoy all the tunes that are on this CD. When people ask me what kind of music I like, I usually just draw a blank … um, I don’t know, I like all music. Maybe that is why I like this CD so much, because it is not just one genre over and over with different lyrics but such an enjoyable variety (and NO, parents absolutely must not be tortured by children’s music …. So thanks Nick). I know this CD is a hit in our house because my children have been singing the songs lately. It does not take long to catch on to the words and tunes. I love to peak at my three rascals when they play and think nobody is watching …. Rocking out to great tunes is a good sign.

imageThe soundtracks are not only diverse in genres but in topics as well. They are intriguing to children because they touch on things that surround them every day: Why do you need to try new foods? How can you be green? Tips for a perfect Slumber Party (kindda Lady Gagaish tune), How to be Patient, and my older son’s favorite, Pirates Never Say Please. These are all subjects we discuss in our Preschool classes as well, so as an educator, I truly appreciate ways to bring even more fun into learning.

Making Silly Faces is the fourth CD from Nick and his lovely wife, Tracey. Three previous ones are One Man Band 2001, Coconut Groove 2006 – for which Nick was honored by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for his dedication to children’s music with the prestigious Fred Rogers Memorial Scholarship – and People, Places and Things 2009 awarded a Gold Medal from the Parents’ Choice Foundation.

To learn more about Nick and his musical creations visit his website www.inthenickoftimemusic.com or his blog http://bathtubsinging.blogspot.com/.

Reviewed by Orshi

About Orshi:

Orshi is a teacher at UCIC where she works daily with children. She shows a great love for children as she has three of her own. She also loves Facebook, gardening and baking. She was born and grew up in Hungary and now lives across the street.

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A Disney Playhouse, Imagination Movers, Villains Listening Giveaway

October 22, 2010 by Momstart 199 Comments

As a parent you can never have too much children’s music, well I mean,  you can listen to too much, or get tired of something, and that’s why I say you can never have too much. A large collection of children’s music can keep you from losing your mind. I myself, never get tired of listening to Disney music. We have quite a selection of Disney music that we have purchased and try to stay up to date on our CD collection for the kids. It’s a selfish thing really.

This isn’t our absolute favorite in the playhouse Disney CD collection. I would have to say that the second CD was better, but Let’s Dance is still fun to listen to in my opinon. I love singing the songs with Zoe and Miles in the van while we’re scooting around town.

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1. Rock ‘N Ride ‘N Rally – Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
2. Super Goof – Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
3. I’m A Friend, You’re A Friend – Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
4. Rolling – Handy Manny
5. Hey Manny – Handy Manny
6. One Step At A Time – Handy Manny
7. Somebody Somewhere – Handy Manny
8. Can You Teach My Alligator Manners? Main Theme – Can You Teach My Alligator Manners?
9. Beat Box – Choo Choo Soul
10. Veggie Dance – Choo Choo Soul
11. The Birthday Song – Choo Choo Soul
12. Do The Octopus – Dance-A-Lot Robot
13. Race Car Song – Dance-A-Lot Robot
14. The Dinosaur Dance – Dance-A-Lot Robot
15. The Flower Dance – Dance-A-Lot Robot
16. Tasty Time With ZeFronk Main Title Theme – Tasty Time With ZeFronk
17. The Italian Way – Happy Monster Band
18. London Town – Happy Monster Band
19. Siesta, Siesta – Happy Monster Band
20. Boing Cluck Cluck – Imagination Movers
21. Try Again – Imagination Movers
22. Jungle Junction Theme – Jungle Junction
23. Wolfie And Dottie (One Unique Pair) – Special Agent Oso
24. Shutter Bug Time – Special Agent Oso
25. Oso (Oso’s The One) – Special Agent Oso

 

DisneyVillians

Disney Villains: Simply Sinister Songs features original villain recordings and includes music from eight time Academy Award winning composer Alan Menken  (The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, Home on the Range), Grammy® Award winner Sting  (The Emperor’s New Groove),  Academy Award and Grammy® winning composer Randy Newman, Grammy® winning composer Danny Elfman, plus Academy Award, Golden Globe Award, Tony Award and Grammy® Award winner Sir Elton John (The Lion King) and lyricist Sir Tim Rice (The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast), and many more.

Disney Villains: Simply Sinister Songs track list:

1. Pink Elephants on Parade: Dumbo
2. Siamese Cat: Song Lady and the Tramp
3. Cruella De Vil: 101 Dalmatians
4. I Wan’na Be Like You (The Monkey Song): The Jungle Book
5. Every Little Piece: Pete’s Dragon
6. Poor Unfortunate Souls: The Little Mermaid
7. Gaston: Beauty and the Beast
8. Oogie Boogie’s Song: The Nightmare Before Christmas
9. You’re Only Second Rate (The Return of Jafar): Aladdin and the King of Thieves
10. Be Prepared: The Lion King
11. Snuff Out the Light (Yzma’s Song): The Emperor’s New Groove
12. Yodel-Adle-Eedle-Idle-Oo : Home on the Range
13. Friends on the Other Side: The Princess and the Frog

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We’ve been listening to Imagination Movers for quite a while. We purchase their first two cd’s and when they came out with a third and Disney offered to send us a copy to listen to, I said sure. It saved us a little money because we would have purchased it anyways. So as a family I have to say that we really enjoy Imagination Movers In a Big Warehouse.

1. Getting Stronger
2. Bounce
3. My Friends and Me
4. Up, Up, Up
5. Sunrise Sunset
6. Slip Sliding
7. When You Grow Up
8. Luck of the Irish
9. Let the Sun Shine In
10. On My Way Home (Hawaiian Lullaby)
11. Riding the Waves
12. Butterfly
13. Friendly Guy
14. Get Serious
15. The Sensible Life of a Pirate
16. Easy Come, Easy Go
17. Caribbean Rhapsody
18. Springtime

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A Musical Giveaway Dolly Parton, Friday Night Lights and Human Nature

June 3, 2010 by Momstart 99 Comments

I love music, all kinds of music. I’m really not very picky, my only dislike might be a little heavy metal. I have recently received some different types of music and I want to share it all with everyone else.

Dolly Parton Letter to Heaven: Songs of Faith & Inspirationclip_image001

Dolly Parton’s 17 classic gospel recordings are moving and classic. You can really hear her heart in each song. These Christian songs are a little bit of country and a whole lot of soul. With 17 tracks you feel that you are getting a lot of music for such a great price. The entire CD can be purchased on Amazon for 10.99.

I think my favorite song would be Letter to Heaven.

Amazon Associate link Letter to Heaven: Songs of Faith & Inspiration

 

Friday Night Lights Vol. 2 (Original Television Soundtrack)Friday Night Lights Vol. 2: Original Television Soundtrack Vol 2.

Picking a favorite on this CD is a little bit more difficult for me. Each of these songs are up beat and hip and modern. Featuring artists like White Rabbits, Heartless Bastards, Jakob Dylan. Re-live the show through the soundtrack. It seems like forever since I watched this show last. This was one of the shows I recorded before we turned off our cable. One reason I related to this show so much was because I remember every Friday night. I was extremely involved in marching band and had to go to every football game. Love live Friday Night Football!

Amazon Associate Link Friday Night Lights Vol. 2 (Original Television Soundtrack) 

 

clip_image002Human Nature: Reach Out

I may not be picky about music but I do have favorites and Motown music is one of my favorites. It’s soul moving and makes me want to sway and this boy band from Australia is great. I really love music! These songs are all remakes but they are still fun to listen to and there are 15 total tracks with one bonus track.

Australia’s most popular & successful vocal group, Human Nature release their first album – Reach Out in the U.S. on September 1st.  Reach Out is being released exclusively via Barnes & Noble physically and will be available widely digitally.  The album will be released to all retailers physically on March 2, 2010. It is now available at Amazon.

For more information:

  1. Human Nature Las Vegas
  2. Human Natures website
  3. My Space page for Human Nature
  4. Human Nature on Facebook

Amazon Associate Link Reach Out: The Motown Record

 

 

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Michael Bolton One World One Love Review

May 14, 2010 by Momstart 2 Comments

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Thanks to Team Mom’s group Music Moms I received Michael Bolton’s new CD One World One Love. On this record, he’s collaborated with a number of exciting talents including award-winning singer/songwriters Lady Gaga and Ne-yo. He will also be embarking on a 6-month World Tour with stops across the US and Europe through September of 2010.

I’ve been listening to it during the kids’ naptime. It’s been relaxing and refreshing. When I hear the music I remember Michael Bolton and  how he used to look with long hair, how long ago was that? Forever probably.

I’ve always enjoyed his music and this CD is great too. With 12 different tracks and many of the songs about love, I’m just in my own zone.

1. Ready For You
2. Just One Love
3. Need You To Fall
4. Hope It’s Too Late
5. Can You Feel Me
6. The Best
7. Murder My Heart (featuring Lady GaGa)
8. You Comfort Me
9. Sign Your Name
10. Invisible Tattoo
11. Survivor
12. Crazy Love

If I had to pick a favorite song, it would have to be Crazy Love. Won’t you give me love love love, crazy love. That’s what I need, I’m often low and in a dark place and it’s the love of my friends and family that keep me up. Listening to music and thinking of those people bring happy memories.

 

One World, One Love (associate link)

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I received this CD Free to me, from Team Mom.

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Christmas Cafe Reliant K, Sleigh Ride Let it Snow Baby… Let it Reindeer

October 28, 2009 by Momstart 1 Comment

 

 

Let It Snow Baby... Let It ReindeerAnother one of my favorites.

Relient K is another upbeat band that is great for the younger crowd and the crowd that wants to feel younger like me. I’m not old I know that but I love to listen to all kinds of music and one thing about Relient K is they are a Christian band that plays music your young ones can listen to, Will listen to.

Let It Snow Baby… Let It Reindeer

I can’t remember which track has one but there is an Easter Egg on one of the tracks. It’s a great listen.

With 16 tracks Relient K really delivered on this album. Stay Awake this Christmas with Relient K.

1. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
2. Sleigh Ride
3. Merry Christmas, Here’s to Many More
4. Angels We Have Heard on High
5. Deck the Halls
6. 12 Days of Christmas
7. Silent Night/Away in a Manger
8. I Celebrate the Day
9. In Like a Lion (Always Winter)
10. I’m Getting Nuttin’ for Christmas
11. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
12. Santa Claus Is Thumbing to Town
13. Handel’s Messiah
14. I Hate Christmas Parties
15. Boxing Day
16. Auld Lang Syne

Filed Under: review Tagged With: Album review, cd review, Christmas, Christmas Cafe, Let it Reindeer., Let it Snow, Relient K

OOOPS, The Jimmies CD and DVD Review and #Giveaway extension

October 27, 2009 by Momstart 73 Comments

 

I posted this giveaway about a month earlier than I was supposed to. This DVD and CD combo is only exclusive to Barnes and Noble. I am extending and reposting the giveaway because I posted it incorrectly.

MAKE YOUR OWN SOMEDAY, which receives its national re-release on November 3:

 

 

children's music

Product Description
This much anticipated first album from New York City’s favorite kiddy rockers,THE JIMMIES, has already met with wide acclaim and plenty of toe tapping. This infectious young group offers something for all ages with music running the gamut from rock,funk, pop and blues to reggae, hip-hop and even Dixieland… "It’s real music…with kid-appropriate themes.
"Maybe my favorite band, kid’s music or otherwise." Clever lyrics, catchy hooks and sophisticated melodies add up to an album full of songs you won t mind getting stuck in your head…

Trying Funny Stuff captures The Jimmies’ signature blend of sophisticated imagery, laugh-out-loud humor and subtle lessons (like how to sneeze into your arm, set a tadpole free and layer in the wintertime).
Also on November 3, The Jimmies will make available nationally for the first time their Parents’ Choice and Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Award-winning debut CD, Make Your Own Someday. The critically acclaimed album—which was initially distributed out of Albert’s living room—garnered national visibility as it hit #1 twice on Sirius/XM Radio’s kids’ music chart and earned the band spots performing at Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Festival in 2008.


My Description

The Jimmies CD and DVD is more my kind of music than for my kids. I love it. I mean it’s up beat and a lot of fun. I’m not saying my kids didn’t enjoy it but as a parent that doesn’t want to fall asleep during the day this was perfect. The DVD inspired me too. There was educational aspects to the well done video. It was also very whimsical. So it was captivating and spell binding at the same time. Another reason why I love spending time with my kids, singing, dancing and all the giggles therein.

Tour Dates:

The Jimmies tour dates

September 13                                      Norwalk, CT         Stepping Stones Museum for Children
October 3                                              Annapolis, MD                                Ram’s Head On Stage
October 3                                                  Vienna, VA                                                Jammin’ Java
December 19                                           Paramus, NJ                                    The Ciccone Theatre
January 16                                                New York, NY                                       Symphony Space
March 7                                                     Houston, TX                    Becker Early Childhood Center

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Five for Fighting’s new CD Slice Music Review

October 15, 2009 by Momstart 2 Comments

Five for Fighting has captured my heart with Smallville and their hit song Superman. I never get tired of listening to it. It’s the same way with their new CD Slice. The One2OneNetwork picked me to be one of the reviewers of the digital download and let me say it’s about time reviewers received downloads. I’ve never been big on CD’s. 😉

 

 

 
 

The new album Slice is my music. What i mean by that is my kids have music and this is mine. However, my kids like listening to it. It’s just easy going music, upbeat and about me. I think the title song is my favorite because it describes me. “hey have you read my blog today” “we more than just a slice of American Pie” and “I caught your heart on a summer breeze”.
My Second favorite would have to be Tuesday. The key it is in is one of my favorites. “Tuesday gave me away”
 
These things all paint pictures and bring memories flooding back to me. I can’t explain all of them but music is my zone. I just get into it and fade away.

 

Album Tracklisting:

 

1. Slice            
2. Note To The Unknown Soldier            
3. Tuesday            
4. Chances            
5. This Dance            
6. Above The Timberline
7. Transfer            
8. Hope            
9. Story Of Your Life            
10. Love Can’t Change The Weather            
11. Augie Nieto

TV Appearances:
CBS Saturday Morning 10/10
The View 10/14

 

The Today Show 10/16

Tour Dates:

John will be hitting the road in October with An Acoustic Evening with Five For Fighting.  The songs are great on record, even better live!  Definitely a show worth seeing! To find out about how to get tickets in a market near you, go to his site.
18-Oct            Toronto, ON                                           El Mocambo             
20-Oct            New York, NY                                         City Winery            
22-Oct            Bay Shore, NY (Long Island)                    YMCA Boulton Center            
23-Oct            Uncasville, CT                                        The Wolf Den            
24-Oct            Washington, DC                                      Jammin Java            
26-Oct            Boston, MA                                            The Paradise            
27-Oct            Philadelphia, PA                                     World Café Live (downstairs)            
29-Oct            Nashville, TN                                         The Belcourt            
30-Oct            Chicago, IL                                            Lakeshore            
3-Nov             Salt Lake City, UT                                   The State Room             
5-Nov             Seattle, WA                                           Crocodile            
6-Nov             Portland, OR                                         Aladdin Theater            
10-Nov           San Francisco, CA                                  Swedish American Hall            
11-Nov           Los Angeles, CA                                     Largo at the Coronet 

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Milkshake Great Day for my kids music collection

September 26, 2009 by Momstart Leave a Comment

Here’s another great stocking stuffer music CD that has been added to my kids collection. We were sent Milkshake Great Day weeks ago to review and with all the hustle and bustle of our life it sort of missed my queue. Great Day has been one of my favorite additions because of it’s childlike songs with a hippy hip type feel. Maybe I call it a Hippy type feel because it’s up and down and like a roller coaster traveling everywhere all at one time.

‘Great Day’ begins with a high-energy song, “Shake it Up.” With that, everything changes, having songs ranging from the Cajun-inspired “Statue of Me” to the alt-country “Enemies” and the fun, summertime “Dance in the Sun.” “When I’m Old,” featuring Cathy Fink on banjo, is part ode to Lisa Mathews’ mom and part “hey, wouldn’t it be fun to have a country song?” I mean it’s crazy jumping from genre to genre. “Recipe” was written with former Glenmont Popes front man Rodney Henry in mind. Henry, who owns Dangerously Delicious Pies in Baltimore, plays a Gretsch hollow body guitar on “Recipe”. Mandolin artistry by Marcy Marxer is displayed on “Travel Far;” the poignant lullaby, “I Love You,” written for Lisa Mathews’ nine-year-old daughter Jesse is also great. It’s soothing; and the title track’s ending jam, containing the band’s thoughts on what a great day should be. There are two different versions of the song, with the CD containing the shorter version. Milkshake’s Facebook and website friends will be able to download an 8-minute version, free of charge.

Product Description
Great Day is Milkshakes fourth CD for kids and kids at heart. In keeping with the bands desire to grow with their own children, the songs on Great Day touch on issues of friendship, age, self-esteem, goals and desires among other things–things that matter to a 6 – 10 year old. In Milkshakes short seven years together, the band has released three award-winning CDs, a Parents Choice Silver Award for their DVD Screen Play, and had music videos on Noggin, PBS KIDS and Discovery Kids Emmy-winning ToddWorld. As Parents magazine says: If kids don’t push the replay button, parents will.

“Milkshake rocks out the entire family.” – Time magazine

“A fizzy contemporary band that really rocks without losing sight of its target audience.”

– Los Angeles Times

“While many of Milkshake’s songs describe the world from a kids’ point of view, others are more like love letters from parent to child.” – The Washington Post

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Rockin’, Rollin’ and Ridin’ with Rebecca Frezza and Big Truck #giveaway

September 22, 2009 by Momstart 50 Comments

Product Description:

COVER ART ROCKIN' ROLLIN' AND RIDIN'  high res Familiar to families across the country through their their music videos on the Noggin Channel and PBS KIDS, Rebecca Frezza and Big Truck will release their fifth album in time for the holidays. 

Rockin’, Rollin’ and Ridin’ features Roscoe Orman – known to millions for his 35 years as “Gordon” on PBS-TV’s Sesame Street -  as guest artist. 

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Rockin’, Rollin’, and Ridin’ is a 23-minute EP, featuring six new Rebecca Frezza songs, plus two special, remixed audio tracks and a bonus video, each one highlighting the high energy, tight ensemble work of vocalist Rebecca Frezza and the precision backup singers and instrumentalists of Big Truck.   The album will be “stocking stuffer” priced at only $8.99.

Rebecca Frezza and Big Truck 2009 high res photo credit Ken Cox Rockin’, Rollin’ and Ridin’ will be released on November 10.  Would you like to receive a review copy?  If a giveaway is a possibility, we would love to do that, as well.

 

 

 

My Description:

REBECCA FREZZA May 2009 high res photo credit Ken Cox I think that just knowing that Roscoe Orman is on one of the tracks makes me feel like muppets are dancing in the background. If you watch Sesame Street, you know that they have hip artists redo the lyrics to their hit songs and sing with the muppets. It just makes kids and adults happy to bounce to familiar tunes you hear on the radio. Putting in this cd gave me this vibe.

Hip, hopping jumping action comes alive in this cd. I want to get on my toy motorcycle and ride while listening to these tunes. These are great motivational songs to get your kids bouncing and giggling.

I also feel this would make a great stocking stuffer.

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