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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.

Filed Under: review Tagged With: cd review, music review, re creation, recreation, steven curtis chapman

Kids World Party From Putumayo Kids Music

June 26, 2011 by Momstart 3 Comments

Putumayo Kids is a division of Putumayo World Music who will shortly release their new CD, Kids World Party. This fun CD features catching melodies from various regions of the world: France, Hawaii, Switzerland, Cuba, Trinidad, South Africa, USA, Canada, Mexico, and Italy. Playground and Dreamland, a previous release from Putumayo Kids, has received honors from Parents’ Choice and other esteemed organizations.

Kids World Party From Putumayo KidsWith the release of this new CD, Putumayo Kids also begins its partnership with Amnesty International. ¢50 U.S. from the sale of each CD will go to the Nobel Peace Prize-winning organization in commemoration of its 50th anniversary and in support of its work to promote and protect human rights worldwide.

I truly love this CD. It has not left our player since we got it about a week and a half ago. We are very multicultural and my children know a good tune. Most nights after dinner we have dance parties in our house. While I work on clearing up the kitchen, the children push the table aside in the living room and they ask for music. For the past week and a half, we have been listening to Kids World Party and without doubt dancing our dinners off. I love the variety among the songs and their special tunes to get kids moving. My daughter actually has developed different steps and moves for various songs.

The CD also comes with a Cover book that includes a short description of each song and the lyrics in four languages: English, French, Spanish and German. This is a cool feature of the CD, I think, since I am a teacher and love information. Next year’s theme in our Pre-Kindergarten class is going to be Cultures and Travels around the World. I am sure this CD will become regular part of our curriculum.

You can purchase this CD for children along with four previous ones (Reggae Playground, Rock & Roll Playground, Dreamland, and African Dreamland) along with many other CD for all ages from the Putumayo website at www.putumayopress.comf. You will love them!

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.

Filed Under: review Tagged With: international music, Kids World Party, muliticultural, music review, Putumayo Kids

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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Filed Under: giveaway Tagged With: cd review, Disney, Disney Playhouse, Disney Villains, imagination movers, In a big warehouse, Let's Dance, music review

David Garrett Rock Symphonies Review

August 27, 2010 by Momstart 1 Comment

David Garret Rock Symphonies is temporarily my new favorite CD to listen to. The latest release from best-selling classical artist David Garrett, breathes new life into the classic music genre. He plays a violin like a mad man with passion.  I just love how he brings a unique blend of classic violin music and contemporary rock songs to the table. I popped in this CD into my laptop and was just inspired to work and relax. I love the quick tempo because it brings my brain to life instead of sending it into naptime. Rock Symphonies is a moving celebration of Garrett’s two loves: classical music and the rock-and-roll songs of his generation.

 

He was a child prodigy born in Germany. With his huge talent Garrett has been amazing fans around the world since he was a young boy. By age 12, Garrett was playing on stage with the London Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Russian National Orchestra. His self-titled debut album, David Garrett, debuted in the states at #1 on the Classical Crossover Chart and held the position for 31 solid weeks in 2009 and with good reason!

And can I add that he looks like he should be in a Twilight Movie? Anyone else agree?

 

Thanks to Team Mom and Music Moms for this review opportunity!

Filed Under: review Tagged With: David Garret, music release, music review, Rock Symphonies, team mom

Elvis’ 75th Anniversary CD Good Rockin’ Tonight #giveaway

February 1, 2010 by Momstart 63 Comments

 

Elvis 75 (1 CD)I have received a press release and I have not opened it for fear that I won’t be able to give it up. I can’t rip it open because I want to give it away on my blog. To me, this is an awesome giveaway. Sometimes, I want to enter my own giveaways. Elvis is one of the best artist’s out there regardless of how he lived his life. His music is much celebrated and something I love. I remember in college, my best friends were huge Elvis fans, part of the reason is because two of them were from Memphis, home of Graceland. Not only were they from there but my roommate’s mother works there. The four of us all visited Graceland and it was great. There is a lot of history in his life, not just his history but he lived through a lot.

 

 

Legacy Recordings is proud to announce the release of Elvis 75 – Good Rockin’ Tonight, the ultimate career-spanning collection of seminal recordings by Elvis Presley, in commemoration of the King of Rock & Roll’s 75th birthday (January 8, 2010).   Elvis 75 – Good Rockin’ Tonight — a four CD, 100 song collection — is available everywhere now. A single disc edition of Elvis 75 – Good Rockin’ Tonight, featuring 26 key tracks culled from the four-disc set, was released today Jan 4th (the week of Elvis’ birthday: January 8).

Elvis 75 – Good Rockin’ Tonight presents 100 songs, a broad collection of hit singles, deep album tracks, live performances, and rarities.  The tracks appear in strict chronological order of recording dates over the course of Disc 1 (1953-1957), Disc 2 (1958-1962), Disc 3 (1963-1969), and Disc 4 (1970-1977).  They range from the first demo acetate that Elvis made at the Memphis Recording Service of Sun Records as a gift for his mother in 1953 ("My Happiness"), to a sampling of Sun Records sides produced by Sam Phillips in 1954-55 ("That’s All Right," "Blue Moon Of Kentucky," "Good Rockin’ Tonight," and more), through 21 and a half years of RCA tracks, from 1956 to 1977. Click Here for complete box set track list.

The release of ELVIS 75: GOOD ROCKIN’ TONIGHT coincides with a 4-day celebration of his 75th birthday, January 7-10th, centered at the Graceland estate, outside of Memphis.  In addition to the annual birthday proclamation ceremony on the front lawn of Graceland, events will include parties, dances, and panel discussions.  For further information, please go to http://www.elvis.com

What I have to giveaway is a promotional CD full of Elvis’ songs, it has the 26 key tracks pulled from the four disc set.

Elvis 75 (1 CD)

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Tell me  your favorite Elvis Song in the comments below.

          I’m not sure I could pick just one, Can’t help falling in love, or Jailhouse Rock, or Hound Dog?

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Filed Under: giveaway Tagged With: Can't help falling in love, CD Release, Elvis, Elvis 75th Anniversary, four disc set, Good Rockin' Tonight, graceland, Hound Dog, Jailhouse Rock, music review

Christmas Cafe – These Are Special Times Celine Dion

October 26, 2009 by Momstart 1 Comment

These Are Special TimesCeline Dion is one of my personal favorite artists. I love her ability to sing and change and keep up with being a mother, artist and wife.

I asked for this CD for two years, one I think I was asking before it even came out. I wanted her Christmas Album and well she hadn’t put one out yet.

Then she did and my husband had a hard time finding it but I finally got it for Christmas after the birth of my first daughter. So, these really were special times.

 

Actually according to Amazon she released this album in 1998, the year I graduated from high school over ten years ago. There are 16 special songs on this wonderful CD.

These Are Special Times

 

My favorite would be

 

However, as much as I love Christmas Music it is so hard to pick a favorite. Esp since I love her so much too. I also enjoy Ave Maria, O Holy night, The magic of Christmas Day and Happy Xmas. Thanks honey for finally getting me this CD when you did. I enjoy it every Christmas.

Filed Under: review Tagged With: Album review, Celine Dion, Christmas Cafe, Christmas CD, music review, These are special times

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 

Filed Under: review Tagged With: cd review, Five for Fighting, music review, Slice

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

Filed Under: review Tagged With: cd review, Children's CD, Great Day, Milkshake, music review

Listening to KSM Read Between the Lines Review

September 22, 2009 by Momstart 1 Comment

clip_image001I was sent a review stream of music by ksm. The new album Read Between the Lines is like stepping back into the 80’s but with some No Doubt vibe intertwined without the depressive parts. I felt like I needed to bleach my hair blond and put on my leggings. (good thing all of these things are in style again)

My son was more into it than my daughter but my son has an ear for more genres of music. You know from banging on a drum all day to screaming just for fun.

 

PICTURES & BIO:  http://www.totalassault.com/assets/?team_id=379

OFFICIAL MYSPACE:  http://www.myspace.com/ksmofficial

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.ksmofficial.com

KSM WEBISODES:  http://www.teen.com/ksm

The all girl rock band fall into in the age range of 15 to 18, and they all play their own instruments and write their own songs. That’s a lot of talent in the five girls. Their cover of Cheap Trick’s “I Want You to Want Me” was used for the new ABC Family show Ten Things I Hate About You, and their latest single is called “Saturdays and Sundays.”   They’re currently on tour with fellow Disney artist Mitchel Musso, and just finished opening for Demi Lovato.  The girls are also doing a series of short webisodes about their album and life on the road  (I’ve included a link above). 

Filed Under: review Tagged With: DVD Review, ksm, music review, teenager music

Do you have those after School Day Care Blues?

June 13, 2009 by MomStart 1 Comment

 

chickenjoe This was great! Trout Fishing in America is blue grass, soul moving music to entertain the depths of children’s hearts. Their latest release is My Name is Chicken Joe and it’s the group’s follow up to Big Round World which was nominated for a Grammy. Chicken Joe is the first installment of books with publisher Secret Mountain based character “Chicken Joe”. The book is illustrated by Stephane Jorisch.

Filed Under: review Tagged With: Big Round World Secret Mountain, music review, My Name is Chicken Joe

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