The Groop Played "Space Age Bachelor Pad Music"

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The Groop Played Space-Age Bachelor Pad Music, an odd and hypnotic mini-album, represents the point where Stereolab ceased to be simply another ultrahip London band. Their twin influences, Neu!-style trance-rock and easy-listening pop, still hadn't quite fused by this point, existing side-by-side rather than coalescing, but the whole thing sounds smooth and assured, with the charm and confidence of a group well aware they've hit on the kind of good idea that'll last them for years. They made better records than Space-Age Bachelor Pad Music, but this is where it really began, and it has a freshness and life of its own. --Taylor Parkes

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Prince Blimey [Import]

Reflections of Italy

Porcella

Rock Revival: Juke Box Jive

Moment of Glory: The Scorpions with the Berlin Philharmonic

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O Melhor de Emilio Santiago: Guerreiro Coração [Import]

Merengue Party Time 2001

Midnight in Memphis

The Lost Treasures of Ted Heath