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La Triste Vida De Un Ser Feliz ‎(LP, Album, + C). Not On Label.

S/T is the pseudo-eponymous album by the electronic music group Electric President. Released in January 2006, on the Morr Music label, the album is their first full-length record. Two music videos were created for the tracks "Insomnia" and "Grand Machine No. 12". "Insomnia" was also featured during the closing sequence of an episode of the Fox Network show, The OC. A recurring theme on this record is a description of an automated, inhuman society. Good Morning, Hypocrite" – 5:21.

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is a studio album by Shugo Tokumaru. It was originally released via Compare Notes Records on August 25, 2005 in Japan. In 2006, it was re-released via Active Suspension in Europe, as well as via Lil' Chief Records in New Zealand.

The album contains several dedications, both positive and negative. The "Suite For Beaver" was created, in true "jazz ode" style, as a dedication to Willie Hale (also known as "Little Beaver"), whose album Party Down was the source of the base samples in the "Suite". Thes One has stated that the album and the mellow party vibe theme hold a central place in the album's creation and the band's outlook ever since.

Otherwise, the album is sonically very ‘live’ and punchy, with clear separation of instruments and excellent tone. This debut album is the kind of thing that a record company like Elektra or Atlantic would have thrown a lot of money at in the 90’s: it clearly rocks, it’s clearly very good, it has driving energy and enticing melody, and it translates well into both club and arena settings. It sounds good from the first introduction, but it becomes a familiar friend with repeated listens. Still, The Fringe is a rather unassuming album, right down to Hugh Syme’s minimalist art that hearkens back to his work on Rush’s Power Windows and Hold Your Fire.