This is a live album, recorded during Erasure's intimate acoustic tour. While I liked the acoustic arrangements for some of the songs, there were quite a few I didn't particularly enjoy (in fact, one or two of these acoustic arrangements outright scared me when I listened to them).

This was a decent album, but it's one that you definitely have to sit down and actively listen to. It's not the kind of album you can just put into your CD player and let the music play in the background.

This is Darren's first album released as an independent artist, and it's a two-disc set. This album would've been stronger if it had been a single disc that included all of the strongest material that appears on the two discs. Quite a few of the songs feel like they should be B-sides instead of album cuts.

Australian synthpop duo Neuropa released this album through A Different Drum in 2007.

This disc contains remixes of songs from the Year Zero album. The DVD includes tracks for the songs, so listeners can create their own remixes of the songs from Year Zero.

This is the second album released by underground synthpop act Rupesh Cartel. This is definitely a progression from their first album, Mainland.

This was the first new album The Smashing Pumpkins had released in seven years. Overall, it's not a bad disc. However, it's a little disappointing that it's only Billy Corgan and Jimmy Chamberlain involved in the reunited Smashing Pumpkins.

It was nice to finally see the Traveling Wilburys material reissued after being out of print for so many years!

This was a pretty decent 80's compilation. It includes some classic ballads by Air Supply, Chris DeBurgh, Foreigner, Sheriff, Spandau Ballet, The Cars, Simply Red, Jeff Healey Band, Breathe, Alphaville, and more.

This compilation contians classic 1980s AOR cuts by Sammy Hagar, Pat Benatar, The Tubes, Night Ranger, Foreigner, and more.