Five hours of pure gold on four CDs, covering the 127 songs that Brenda Lee recorded during the years 1956 through 1962, with the added allure of an 84-page hardcover book. What's more, there's hardly a second-rate song or performance here, and Lee's singing style evolved so far that there are surprises throughout.

Vlitmas, while though fresh and starting to place its foot in the ground, consists of names that are long known in the metal community. Armored with freshly brewed metal, the super-group consists of legendary guitarist Rune “Blasphemer” Eriksen (Ex-Mayhem, Earth Electric, Aura Noir), ferocious drummer Flo Mounier (Cryptopsy) and acclaimed vocalist/bassist David Vincent (Ex-Morbid Angel). The three-piece has extensive amounts of extreme metal history behind themselves, and they got together to manifest this sinister work of art into reality.

Brian Godding and Jim Cregan were still Blossom Toes' chief songwriters on their second album, but the LP stands in bold contrast to their debut in sound and attitude. Having scuttled the orchestras and developed their chops in the two-year interlude, the record bears the influence of heavy California psychedelia and Captain Beefheart with its intricate, interwoven guitar lines and occasional gruff dissonance. The more serious instrumental approach spills over to the lyrics, which are somber and at times even gloomy, occasionally reflecting the social turbulence of the late '60s, with their uncertain tenor and references to ominous "peace loving men" and "love bombs." Far less uplifting than their debut, the weighty approach is leavened by the close harmonies and sparkling guitar interplay…

Happy Feet is the third album by the Canadian jazz singer and actress Emilie-Claire Barlow. It was released in 2003. Toronto's Emilie-Claire Barlow is a Juno Award-winning singer with a warm, lithe vocal style and a knack for tackling urbane jazz standards.