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Jan 17,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of All I Need on Discogs. Label: Qwest Records - W1 ,Qwest Records - W • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Club Edition • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Pop Rock/5(4).

Nov 06,  · referencing All I Need, LP, Album, Club, W1 , W Loading this album onto my computer (digital conversion) seemed like it took a lot longer than 34 minutes Reply Notify me Helpful/5(63).

Explore releases from Make Believe at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Make Believe at the Discogs Marketplace. Explore 2 Albums 3 Singles & EPs Make Believe (2) Wide (Album) 3 versions: Hitch-Hyke Records.

s Minneapolis MN (USA) dance label manufactured & distributed by Twin/Tone Records and known for synth-pop, disco, electro, and HiNRG. Logo sometimes includes the word "Records", i.e. Wide Angle Records.

B5: Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Written-By – Eddie Holland*, Norman Whitfield: B6 (I Know) I'm Losing You Written-By – Cornelius Grant, Eddie Holland*, Norman Whitfield: B7: All I Need Written-By – Eddie Holland*, Frank Wilson, R. Dean Taylor: C1: You're My Everything Written-By – Cornelius Grant, Norman Whitfield.

Anthology: The Temptations is one of three greatest hits collections released by Motown Records covering the work of soul/R&B group The trucmoterranesme.riahudbiosemconsmiddmandbeetcitonacor.co initial release was a vinyl three-LP set issued on August 23, , which covered the group's work up to that point.

The album is mostly medium to slower rock songs, like Nude, All I Need, and personal fave House of Cards, but the album also features one of the better pumping, adrenaline-fused rock songs in a while from Radiohead, Bodysnatchers. Overall a great album for a fan of any or all of Radiohead's various musical stages/5(1).

Sep 11,  · This is why many records released as a single CD have to be issued as a double album on vinyl — inch sides typically top out around 22 minutes, but albums designed for CD typically spill over.

Maybe it's because I've played Weezer (The Blue Album) from so much to death over the years that it practically feels like a old-friend, that I can't give 's 'Make Believe' a higher star rating, but it's still a damn good album. It's the same old Weezer we love, but with a fresher, more modern sound, rather like Green Day. The party-rocking opener 'Beverley Hills' is one of the /5(95).