- Al's Steakhouse, on Preston and Royal. One visit. The exterior and the trappings give off a whiff of amateur hour -- in fact the atmosphere of desperate copying of high-end restaurants with slapdash and decidedly comedic results (a waiter who three times said the special was a twelve-"pound" steak; the terrible sub par wedding singer, far too close in the small space; the slow, uncertain service) reminded me of a place I went to in India, where they were baffled by a request for menus. But man, the food. Simply excellent! Solid salad bar, superb steaks, terrific potatoes au gratin and beans on the side. An extra order of fries was hot and tasty, superior diner-style. Cocktails were rather small but well poured. Steak was as good as any other Dallas steakhouse I've had, which is saying a lot. [5/5]
- Allgood Cafe, Malcolm X and Elm. One visit. Shrimp, steak, fish, fries, wine, live music. Good fresh ingredients and local suppliers. The service is adequate given the casual and sometimes loud atmosphere. Vegetables are well prepared, not limp. Decent entrees. [3/5]
- Alma, on Henderson and 75. Traditional Mexican. One visit. Grilled shrimp tacos with pickled onions were very good. Ceviche, not my favorite, was tasty, with light touches like watermelon and jicama. Mojitos were a perfect mix of sour and sweet, and had a decent kick. Service was friendly. [4/5]
- Bailey's Prime Plus, on Park and 75. One visit. Upscale steak house. Nice ambiance; they decorated the table for someone's birthday (though they did not, oddly, deliver an on the house desert.) I had the filet mignon, fried asparagus, and mashed potatoes. Very good meat, but not absolutely incredible. Asparagus was all right. Mashed potatoes were average. The appetizer, a whole avocado stuffed with cheese and lobster and friend, was delicious and decadent, thought lobster was few and far between. By itself, four stars; compared with other high-end steak places in Dallas, three. [4/5]
- Balls Hamburgers, on Midway and Northwest Highway. Delivers big greasy burgers loaded with fixings. Family friendly, but somewhat rundown (three desultory, slightly broken, very old arcade games in the game corner; not exactly the cleanest place on earth). Sports memorabilia everywhere; vinyl booths. Good crisp fries and very rich shakes. Can be overly salty sometimes. Not good for you at all but a decent alternative to McDonald's. [3/5]
- Bangkok City, on Bryan and Peak. A new place. I had the shrimp Pad Thai, a disappointingly bland choice on my part, but I wanted to see how they served up this staple. It wasn't bad, but lacked that variety of flavors that Thai cuisine can bring. A starter salad was drenched in spicy but tasty peanut dressing. [3/5]
- Bee, on Davis and Zhang. One visit. The name stands for Best Enchiladas Ever. Self-service begins with a checklist --- choose your tortilla, type of meat filling, and sauce, and present it to the cashier. Authentically tiny tacos and sides are also available. Drinks include Sweet Leaf tea and big Mexican Cokes. Service was very friendly --- there was that a lot of that anxious coming by to make sure everything was good that you find in new places. Though there was a bit of a line when we got there, it went quickly, and the food was ready fast. Everything was extremely good and fresh tasting. Chips were light and fluffy, and a very generous amount of guacamole was included (I hate it when restaurants skimp and trick you with those inverted bowls!). [4/5]
- A Better Burger, Lemmon and Inwood. Two visits. Burgers, fries, and shakes. Extremely clean and inviting atmosphere, fun decor with 50s advertisements. A wide variety of toppings, cheeses, condiments, and sauces. Three kinds of fries. Buns come in pretzel or wheat. A little overpriced, but good food and friendly people. [4/5]
- Big Al's Smokehouse BBQ, on Inwood and Vandella. Four visits. A typical Dallas BBQ joint --- brisket and pulled pork, hot links, ribs, cobbler, free soft serve, cafeteria style serving. I had the pulled pork sandwich, my go-to for BBQ, and it was pretty good. Not exceptional, but more than decent. Ribs are quite good. Potato au gratin was unappealing, with orange cheese, not very hot. Creamed corn had cream in it, not what I expected but okay. Mexican Coke in bottles is available. Free soft serve cones for dessert. [4/5]
- Bijoux, on Inwood and Lovers. One visit. High-end, contemporary French. There's a regular menu and a chef's room where an ever-changing tasting menu is offered, for about a hundred bucks a plate. On my visit, we had quail's egg, mushroom soup, halibut, duck, venison, pomegranate ice, and souffle. It was very well done; the chef was clearly talented. However, we all agreed that many of the dishes lacked flavor. The venison and halibut in particular seemed lifeless and bland. In comparison, the vegetables and sides --- spaghetti squash, cherry couscous --- were a surprisingly delightful mix of flavors. Overall, especially considering the price, we were not overwhelmed, though it might be worth it to try their fixed menu. [3/5]
- The Blue Fish, on Greenville and McCommas / on Frankford and the Tollway. Two visits. Higher-end sushi, plus full bar. We sampled a wide variety of rolls, and no one was disappointed. The food was excellent all round --- the yellowtail fresh, California rolls not too creamy and still identifiable as crab, eel with none of that unfortunate rubbery texture you sometimes get. Friendly, smiling service. Great 2-for-1 lunch deal. [5/5]
- Bob's Steak and Chop House, on Lamar at the Omni Hotel. One visit. A much-touted Dallas steak institution. Several of my group found our steaks horribly salty (though perfectly cooked). The carrot accompaniment was overly sweet, the potato side a bit mushy. Cocktails were decidedly inferior unless ordered off the list -- rum and coke, for example, was overly strong with cheap well rum. named cocktails off the list were better. Desserts were delicious but way too large for even six hungry people. [3/5]
- Bolsa, on N Bishop and Davis (way out of my Square of Comfort). Two visits. This is a crowded, trendy Oak Cliff place with a menu that changes daily and emphasizes fresh, local ingredients. We shared a pitcher of the sangria, which was rather sour but good. Our starter was a variety of bruschetta --- tomato and cheese, apple and cheese, prosciutto, salmon. Each one was delightful, especially the crisp apple. One of the most decadent things on the menu: a Wagyu burger, topped with flavorful jack cheese and a tender pork jowl. As one of my dining companions said, "It's a really upscale bacon cheeseburger." I think I decided wisely, as it was utterly delicious, and did not make me feel artery-packed full, as you might think. Mussels are plentiful and average to good. Grits are delicious. Mixed drinks and desserts are excellent. The service was extremely solicitous, despite how busy the place was. High priced but worth it! [5/5]
- Burger Island, on Webb Chapel and Forest. One visit. Burgers-and-fries grill. Default burger is quite large and comes heaped with mushrooms, mayo, onions, and jalepenos. Fries are limp and seasoned with something that was their only taste. Burger was unremarkable except for size, and overloaded with mayo. The place was not exceptionally clean, and rather overpriced ($10 for burger and fries). [2/5]
- The Butcher's Son, truck. One visit. Gourmet sliders. A chicken and mashed potato slider is good, the meatball slider unexceptional. Nutella and peanut butter slider is delicious, but how could it not be? It's ambitious but not quite as skillfully done as Easy Sliders. Still, a fun eating experience. [4/5]
- Buzzbrews, on Lemmon and the Tollway. One visit. Diner fare --- eggs, burgers, and coffee --- with a college-town hipster eco-vibe. Very friendly and accommodating service, and quite good dishes. I had the egg-white omelet with avocado, bacon on the side. The bacon was undercooked to my taste and overly greasy, but good enough. The omelet itself was great. My friend got a burger, which was good, though the multi-grain bun was rather heavy (she removed it). A fun place. [4/5]
- Cafe Express, on Inwood and Lovers. Five visits. I had visited a couple of times some years back and didn't remember it as being great, but it's a consistently reliable place. I very much enjoyed the California burger (avocado, artichoke hearts, red onion), fries, and a super-sweet "hand-squeezed" lime juice. For what is essentially upscale fast food, this was a great burger. The toppings were fresh, the onions crisp, the fries tasty. The turkey club is also well done, with generous helpings of turkey and crisp lettuce. I'm a sucker for limeade, but if I get it again, I think I'd dilute it by about a third with cold water. [4/5]
- Cedars Social, on Lamar and Belleview. One visit. A cocktail house with high-quality food. Incredibly friendly and welcoming service, very knowledgeable staff about craft cocktails and food. We told the waitress our favorite drinks and she came up with some solid recommendations. The ingredients are very high-end alcohol with local and organic mixers. I ate three delicious (but very small) fish tacos, while my friend had the very good (and highly expensive) lobster roll. Excellent drinks. Pricey but worth it. [4/5]
- Chamberlain's, on Belt Line and the Tollway. One visit. A decent high-end steak house, with good service. Not exceptional but hitting all the right notes. [4/5]
- Cindi's New York Deli, on Marsh and Forest (chain location). Ten visits. Often very crowded deli with a vast menu and --- incongruously --- a full bar, specializing in breakfast, bagels, and sandwiches. Efficient, friendly service, with short waits considering how packed the place can be on a weekend morning. Very good bagels, good soups when hot. Good sandwiches. Decent omelettes and biscuits with gravy. Huge portions. It's fun to see how it strives to be a traditional New York Jewish deli --- with chocolate phosphates and egg creams! --- but is also clearly a Dallas joint (the full bar gives it away), and to top it off Asian-owned. [3/5]
- Citrus Bistro, on Preston and Royal. One visit. Seafood Americana. Perhaps a bit misled by their website, my lunch companion and I both expected something a bit lighter than was actually served. I got the "she-crab" soup --- which was good --- and the Philly sandwich, which was decent but somewhat greasy. The service was adequate, but unenthusiastic. [2/5]
- Coal Vines, on Cedar Springs and Maple. One visit. High-end pizza. Truly exceptional speiciality pizzas, with terrific crispy, buttery crust, fresh tomatoes, and quality toppings. Very nice wine list. Friendly speedy service. Excellent all around. [5/5]
- The Common Table, on Maple and Cedar Springs. One visit. Upscale Americana. I got a grilled cheese with pork loin, which was delicious. Scallops were pretty good but not superb. Barbecue ribs were nice, perhaps overloaded with sweet sauce. The server kept recommending beers for our brew drinker, and kept not quite hitting the mark; however, my mojitos were terrific, if a bit small. Nice service, good atmosphere, quality food. [4/5]
- Corner Bakery, on Preston and Northwest Highway (chain location). Five visits. Hearty, well crafted non-traditional fast food -- sandwiches and salads. The egg sandwiches and paninis are a reliable standby. This visit I had the Greek salad (lettuce, cucumber, tomato, artichoke, feta cheese). At 60 calories not very filling, but it was delicious. The dressing not too tart, the lettuce crisp, a good portion. [3/5]
- DaLat, on N. Fitzhugh and Mannett. One visit. Vietnamese. I had the shrimp pho. Good quality dive Asian food. [4/5]
- Dickey's Barbecue, on Preston and Forest (chain location, but originated in Dallas). A few visits, not recent. I don't think you can grow up here without being familiar with this place. I had my usual, a pulled-pork sandwich. For sides I got the potatoes au gratin and cucumber salad. The latter was fine, the potatoes were a bit gooey and gave off a soupçon of American cheese. The sandwich was decent, but nothing special. A few bits of meat were rubbery, and there were a couple of pieces of fat. [3/5]
- Dive Coastal Cuisine, on Rankin and Hillcrest. One visit. Americana seafood. Decent fish tacos, nothing to write home about. Popular with the ladies who lunch. [3/5]
- Dodie's (the original), on Greenville and Richmond. Two visits. New Orleans-style seafood. Good shrimp and oyster po'boys. Very low-key but friendly service. [4/5]
- Dough, on Preston and Royal (chain location; began in San Antonio). Three visits. Authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizza. Upscale decor. Trumpets its use of fresh local ingredients Fresh ingredients are good, house made mozzarella, very tasty crusts, light sauce. High-ticket items such as sparkling water and wine are pushed heavily. Italian bacon pizza was a real disappointment; house-made mozzarella was terrific, and the chewy thin crust was also a treat. But the curlicues of undercooked, fatty pork on there were not Italian bacon (pancetta). I probably should have stuck with simplicity and gotten a Margherita. The dessert --- a plate of several Nutella sandwiches with whipped cream --- was fantastic. Second visit was better; pizza with arugula and pancetta was quite good, as was the salad. [4/5]
- East Hampton Sandwich Company, on Snider Plaza and Westminster. Two visits. Upscale sandwiches; the place is run by the husband of a friend. Very good food, with alcohol service. The upscale vibe is marred slightly by the practice of paying when you order (which also makes seconds on drinks a slight hassle), and the rather cheap tables and chairs. They lavish a lot of attention on the food, however. The short rib and white cheese sandwich was great --- although the caramelized onions were overpowering; next time I'll have those on the side. My friend said the same of her lobster roll --- the added greens distracted from the main flavors. Overall, though, a fine new restaurant. [4/5]
- Easy Slider, truck. Three visits. Specialized sliders. Incredibly good sliders, three for $10. Some are decadent (peanut butter and fried egg) and some are so imaginative that they're surprisingly good (grape jelly and goat cheese and bacon). Excellent. [5/5]
- El Fenix, on Northwest and Hillcrest. Many visits. Cheese-drenched Tex-Mex. Bland but not bad. [3/5]
- Fireside Pies, on Lovers and Inwood (chain location). Two visits. Good quality thin crust pizza, generous with the toppings. Salads are also good. [4/5]
- Fish City Grill, on Preston and Royal (chain location). Two visits. Dallas-based national chain. Decent fish tacos, good chowder and po boys. Laid-back atmosphere. [4/5]
- Flying Fish, Luther and Preston. Two visits. Seafood. Laid-back seaside-bistro ambiance. Mediocre lobster stew, fish sandwiches, fries. [2/5]
- Franki's Pizza & Pasta on Marsh and Forest. Ten+ visits. Not exactly authentic Italian (frankly, the family that runs it sounds Albanian to me), but good solid thin-crust pizza with generous heaps of toppings. Today we had delivered two 12" smalls, one with garlic, mushroom and green peppers, and another with sausage and mushrooms. Both were excellent -- well cooked, hot, and filling. Two 12" smalls run about $23, and is enough for leftovers. Nothing better than a cheap, reliable neighborhood pizza joint. [4/5]
- Freebirds, on Greenville and Lovers. Several visits. A hipster college standby that I've enjoyed once in a while. I usually get the same thing each time: a spinach burrito with cheese, rice, black beans, bell peppers, guacamole, and sour cream. The hipper-than-thou indie servers are always incredibly helpful and unfailingly polite, and the food is good, with monster portions. I would have liked the fixings to be a trifle warmer, but it was still a very tasty log o' food. Cheap, filling, reliable. [4/5]
- Gazeebo Burger, on Preston and Royal. Two visits. A kid-friendly burger joint with ketchup on the table, a condiment rack, vinyl booths, and some old arcade games in the corner. Lots of choices for toppings (peppers, avocado, cheeses). But the burgers, though advertised as fresh juicy Angus beef, are thin, uniformly well-done, and pretty much just "fast-food adequate." The fries were crispy and nice. [3/5]
- Ginger, on Cox and Forest. Two visits. A Thai place. I had the tofu pad thai with calamari starter. I was pleased -- not bland, not too spicy, good flavors. Maybe could use more peanut. The wide noodle dish with chicken and broccoli was also quite tasty. Beef satay is rather tough , but has good peanut sauce. Decent, good value for money. [3/5]
- Good Eats, on Oak Lawn and Irving (chain location). Many visits. Decent Americana smothered in gravy. The chicken-fried chicken is a standby, as is the chicken pasta. Vegetables are usually fried or undercooked: safe bets are corn and mashed potatoes. If cooked right, the broccoli is the best choice. Burgers are not done well: overcooked and fairly tasteless. Friendly service, cheap margaritas. [3/5]
- Herrera's, on Denton and Inwood. Many visits. Tex-Mex. Super greasy, orange cheese, rather bland stuff. Quick service. Neon-green industrial strength but super smooth margaritas are the only redemption for that food. [2/5]
- Hillstone (formerly Houston's: chain location), on Preston and Northwest Highway. Several visits. Upscale-casual burger and chop house. Same great burgers, new name. I had the cheeseburger medium rare, with fries. The fries were thin and tasted more of fried skin than potato flavor. The burger was cooked to perfection, juicy, and loaded with thick pickle, tomato, and crunchy onion. We also each had key lime pie. It was fairly good, a trifle too tart for my taste. [4/5]
- Jen's Place Bakery, on Welch and Alpha. One visit. Very casual, cafeteria style. Sandwiches and baked goods, with some hot specials. I got the veggie sandwich with cream cheese and fries. Everything was very good, and the staff was exceptionally friendly. [4/5]
- Jimmy's Food Store, on Bryan and Fitzhugh. One visit. This new place turned out to be a market with a sandwich counter and a back room with tables. Specialty chips like Cape Cod and Zapp's and your less common bottled sodas (Gale's root beer) can be bought off the racks. I had the hot meatball with cheese, onions and sweet peppers, which was very good. I tasted the cold prosciutto and mozzarella on a flat bun as well. A limited repertoire, perhaps, but solid sandwich skills are in evidence here, as are all the makings of a triple bypass. [4/5]
- Kathleen's Sky Diner, on Lovers and the Tollway. One visit. Diner with somewhat amusing, if perhaps overdone, airline motif. I came at breakfast time and had an unassuming chorizo, cheese, and avocado. Decent. [3/5]
- Kaze, on Greenville and Walnut Hill. One visit. Hibachi and sushi, with cocktails. A fun hibachi show, with a clever and entertaining hibachi chef for the kids. Well-cooked steaks, scallops, and chicken. Sushi was decent, but I stuck with the cooked stuff so can't say how fresh the actual sashimi is. Worth a revisit. [3/5]
- Komali, on Fitzhugh and Cole. One visit. Contemporary Mexican. I had the redfish with grapefruit, which was well done. [4/5]
- Ku Sushi, on Preston and Forest. Three visits. Sushi. Went with four friends, tried a bit of everything. Very good eel rolls, excellent salmon. Good soft crab. The roe is not as good as elsewhere. One specialty roll with mango and no rice was a delightful surprise. [4/5]
- Lakewood's 1st and 10, on Skillman and Mockingbird. A few visits. A bar, but with decent food. I had the chopped beef sandwich and it was just as good as the pork BBQ I had at Sonny Bryan's. The cottage fries were discs of fried potato - the thick, chewy ones worked, while the thinner ones had been fried crunchy and were less pleasant. The thin onion "rings" (more like strings) are a specialty here, and lived up to the hype I was subjected to by fellow diners (drinkers). The grilled catfish with side salad and Spanish rice is unexpectedly good, and possibly a healthier choice. [3/5]
- Liberty Burger, on Inwood and Forest. One visit. Heard about this place long before I stepped foot in it; it's raved about, with lines out the door. I enjoyed it. Good, well-crafted burgers with many intriguing varieties --- I had a bison patty with refried beans and guacamole -- but not the best burger ever. Still, quite good and worth another visit or two to see what other tastes they concoct. [4/5]
- Lover's Pizza & Pasta, on Lovers and the Tollway. Good, low-rent pizza and Italian-American fare. One visit. "NYC style" slices are indeed large and floppy, but are just average in taste. Decent and cheap. [3/5]
- Madras Pavilion, on Coit and Belt Line (chain location). All-you-can-eat Indian buffet. Several visits. It's a hit or miss kind of place; the quality of your experience depends on what they made that day, and if you're a spice wuss like me, on how much heat they added to the mix. On one visit, everything is delicious and easily digested. On another visit, I found everything way too spicy, as did my fellow eaters. The nan was fresh and buttery, though. It's generally good Indian food, run and patronized by Indians, but not always to my taste. The ubiquitous printed signs admonishing you, the diner, to help them cut costs by eating everything and not giving your child silverware are always amusing. [3/5]
- Malai Kitchen, on Cole and Blackburn. One visit. Thai and Vietnamese. Quite good craft cocktails on offer with an Asian flair such as spiced rum, ginger, mint, etc; spotty service at the bar and table. I tried the Vietnamese pork ribs, which were as expected. A starter sampler revealed some tasty (fried rolls, chicken satay) an some quite bad (meatballs that tasted like nothing so much as high school cafeteria salisbury steak, a very overdone and tough beef satay). [3/5]
- Mama Fay's BBQ, outside the Double-Wide, on Exposition and Commerce. Nice-after-drinking barbecue. One visit. We ordered pulled pork, but they had run out, so I got the chopped beef. It was very good, but even the mild sauce had so much heat it overpowered the taste of the meat. [3/5]
- Mango's, on Marsh and Alpha. (Note: this is not Mango, a Thai place on Lover's or in Plano.) Three visits. Two places in one: a pho and noodle house, and a sushi restaurant. I prefer the sushi side; the one time I tried the pho I found it a bit salty and too liquid --- but perhaps I just ordered the wrong thing. The sushi is excellent, and the bar serves some nice Asian twists on cocktails (such as an Asian mint mojito). [4/5]
- Marble Slab Creamery, on Knox and Central. Two visits. Utterly unimpressed. Ice cream tasted bland and artificial, not fresh and creamy. Cone tasted stale, not fresh-baked as so proudly advertised. Even though we were the only people there, the tables had not been wiped down for some time. The employees stayed in the back unless someone was actively ordering. Overpriced. [1/5]
- Marquee, on Mockingbird and Preston. Steak and fish. One visit. Like the other Twomey Group places, this one has great food and friendly, helpful staff. A top-notch bartender served up margaritas, Old Fashioneds, Manhattans, and mojitos, all of excellent quality. The steak dishes were perfectly cooked. The burger, surprisingly, was delicious --- prime beef, a slightly sweet bun, and a tasty sauce. Excellent all around. [5/5]
- Mattito's, on Forest and Central. Tex-Mex. One visit. Had an excellent margarita and some fair-to-middling appetizers. The chicken quesadillas were the best. [3/5]
- The Mercury Grill, on Preston and Forest. Upscale eclectic. Six visits. They do everything from sushi to quail to steak, with a slant toward fresh organic ingredients. Mac and cheese is phenomenal with a unique taste, though a bit creamy. Couscous carbonara with egg is also extremely good. Great seasonal stuff like prosciutto ravioli. The aged short ribs are truly special: light, rare, a bit fatty, thinly sliced. Delicious margaritas, weak mojitos. Desserts are also well done. [5/5]
- Mesomaya, on Preston and Forest. Mexican. One visit. Inspired by one of the most savage excoriations of a restaurant ever published in a professional magazine, went with some friends to see what the fuss was about. Got chicken tamales, which were good. Another dish, some sort of layered cheesy tortilla with shrimp, was good though very salty. The chicken and mole was decent also. I found the mojito underwhelming. Hardly a disaster, though not exceptionally good either. [3/5]
- Ming Palace China Bistro, on Inwood and Lemmon. Asian. One visit. The place looks a bit low-rent and run-down. When I came in, they couldn't take credit cards because someone hadn't come in yet; nor did they have change for a twenty. I got the pad Thai, and forgot to specify "mild," so what a bit overwhelmed. It was fairly tasty, though.
- Mr. Mesero, on McKinney and Armstrong. One visit. Mexican. I had a mojito and nachos. Mico's new venture has very good bar drinks, decent service and average food. [3/5]
- Naga Thai, on High Market and N Houston in Victory Park. Thai food and cocktails. One visit. Friendly, amenable, cheerful service. An array of interesting Asian-themed cocktails. The Thai mojito is quite good. Asian wings were enjoyed by all though too hot for me. Pad Thai was extremely flavorful without being too spicy. Would definitely visit again to try other dishes and appetizers (and cocktails!). [4/5]
- Nando's, on Preston and Royal. One visit. Mexican. Nice patio, good service. Decidedly mediocre food. Machos were bland. Cheese is gooey and orange. Everything a bit salty. [2/5]
- Neighborhood Services Bar & Grill, on Preston and Royal. Two visits. Upscale eclectic. Terrific sea bass, delicious appetizers, cheery and efficient service. A gem. [4/5]
- Neighborhood Services Tavern, on Henderson and Glencoe. One visit. Upscale, not pretentious; an eclectic adult eatery. A nice array of specialty cocktails; I had the East Side, a delicious (but small) lemony drink. They offer daily specials. I was assured the chicken pot pie was superb, and my companions seemed to enjoy the mussels. I got the flatiron steak, medium rare. It came to the table still mooing, and heavily salted. Well, I'm a fan of rare red meat, so I was happy. A cheese flight appetizer was good, but lacked variety: three creamy cheeses with additions such as pimento, and little toasts. [4/5]
- Old Monk, on Henderson and 75. Bar food. Two visits. A much-touted cheeseburger was rather salty and only decent. Mussels were much better. [3/5]
- On the Border, on Cole and Knox (national chain). One visit. A surprisingly good Tex-Mex chain. The BBQ brisket tacos topped with onion strings are a delicious, guilty pleasure. Good value for the money, a wide variety of flavors. [4/5]
- Original Pancake House, on Midway and NW Highway (chain location). Ten+ visits. A good place for Mother's Day brunch if you don't mind a very long wait. Having recently had the pancakes, this time I ordered the raspberry crepes. They were decent; sweet syrup mixed with slightly more bitter berries. I finished them, but will order something else next time. OPH serves good freshly-squeezed grapefruit juice with seed bits in it, which is worth ordering again. [3/5]
- Ozona Grill and Bar, on Greenville and SMU. Four visits. Frat boy watering hole by night, pleasant kid-friendly lunch room by day. After a heaping helping of seasoned tortilla chips with a medley of sauces (guacamole, salsa, ranch, queso), my lunch companion and I shared the chicken sandwich, with bacon and Swiss cheese. The fries I pronounced a trifle too fluffy and limp (I prefer a thick fry with a crisp shell), but they were acceptable. The sandwich was excellent. We got honey mustard dressing on the side, which I found delicious, and used as a dip for the entire sandwich. Cheese fries are okay, though lacking that heart-congesting grease as in Snuffer's. I also enjoyed the eggs Florentine for brunch -- poached eggs with spinach, on a muffin. The service is gracious and accommodating -- they sliced the shared sandwich and served it on different plates without being asked -- and the patio was a terrific place to eat. Shaded, and with a large fan, it made being out in the brutal Dallas summer heat quite a pleasant experience. [4/5]
- Pappas Brothers Steakhouse, on Lombardy and Stemmons. Six visits. My favorite steak restaurant in Dallas. Very expensive but when they are spot-on it's worth it. Usually impeccable service, enormous wine and cocktail list, terrific crab or lobster mac and cheese. Perfect meal: half a medium rare ribeye, half a medium rare filet mignon, delicate and still crisp hericots verts on the side. [5/5]
- Parigi, on Oak Lawn and N Hall. One visit. Eclectic European. Nice atmosphere, very earnest menu with high quality local ingredients boasted. Terrific Caesar salad, though a bit light on the dressing. I had the signature "knuckle" sandwich -- lobster, bacon, scallions, cream -- with hearts of palm salad. Hearts of palm apparently taste like artichoke and bamboo had a baby. My friend had salmon risotto. Both orders were out of our comfort zone on purpose, so perhaps a bit unfair, but we weren't exactly happy with them. Service was rather lackadaisical. [3/5]
- Pepe + Mito's, on Malcolm X and Elm. One visit. Authentic Mexican in Deep Ellum, new to me. Much larger than it looks from the outside, and nearly empty when we went. The chips were average, the salsa good, the queso middling. The entree more than made up for the (apparently unusually ordinary) starter, though. I had pork enchiladas (covered with some fairly hot green sauce), rice, and beans. Despite the heat, which is not my thing, I cleaned my plate --- an unusual occurrence for me at a Mexican place. Solid flavors, hand-prepared food, filling but not overwhelming portions. [4/5]
- The Place At Perry's, formerly Perry's, at Cedar Springs and Routh. Two visits. One of Dallas' several top-notch steak houses. The filet is melty and soft, the strip steak packed with meat flavor. Decent sides. I was not impressed at all with the Cowboy Short Rib, which was Alpo on a bone. Okay, that's overly harsh, but at these prices it needs to be fantastic. [4/5]
- Potbelly, on Preston and Forest (chain location). Twenty+ visits. Meatball sub is good, as is the turkey. The veggie sandwich with mushrooms and all fixings on wheat and the crispy, tasty plain Zapp's chips. But it comes default with Satan's smegma, American cheese, on it. This must be replaced with something edible. Good Zapp's brand chips, great soda and tea selection. [3/5]
- Princi Italia, on Preston and Royal. Two visits. Italian. Superior pizza and pasta made with fresh dough and cheeses. The fig and Gorgonzola pizza is a surprise treat. Cocktails are very good. [5/5]
- R + D Cafe, on Preston and Northwest Highway. Two visits. Burgers, sandwiches, Americana, and sushi. Tried the sushi, because it was just so anomalous. Decent, but not worth the high price. Burgers are excellent. The wait is extremely long at peak times. [4/5]
- Rafa's, on Lover's Lane and the Tollway. Two visits. Mexican. Decent tacos, good egg dishes on tortillas. Extremely friends and accommodating service. [4/5]
- Rathbun's Blue Plate Kitchen, on Luther and Douglas. One visit. Upscale Americana. Somewhat pretentious menu, friendly service. The chef is going for high-end but the result is hardly flawless. A Burger with brie was nice, though the brie was too overpowering, and the fixings were typical burger - even ketchup - showing that not a great deal of thought had been put into the creation. A side of white truffle fries was merely decent and quite overpriced. [3/5]
- Rock and Roll Sushi, on Berkshire and Westchester. One visit. Quality, unassuming sushi. Soft-shelled crab and eel rolls are good. [4/5]
- Rockfish, chain location (on Preston and Forest). Three visits. Dallas-based chain serving southern seafood in a medium-classy atmosphere with full bar. Calimari was very good --- lightly breaded, fried well, tasting of the meat rather than the breading. Fish tacos were excellent, wrapped tight and served with tangy sauce. Excellent cajun fare as well (blackened catfish, BBQ shrimp). Huge portions. Margarita and Mojotio were both delicious and well made. Service was slow but friendly. [4/5]
- Roti Grill, on McKinney and Armstrong. Six visits. Solid Indian meat-and-sauce with rice. My go-to is lamb with masala. The puffy, buttery naan is very good. Reliable food and friendly service. [4/5]
- Royal China, on Preston and Royal. 10+ visits. The dumpling starter is fantastic. The soup is served with those fried crunchy bits and some dipping sauce. Good crispy lemon chicken, tofu vegetable noodles are pretty unimaginative. Friendly service, often very crowded. [4/5]
- Royal Thai, on Greenville and Lovers. A few visits. My fallback is the pad thai, with shrimp, tofu, egg, peanuts and green onions. I get it totally mild. Started with tulip dumplings, which were small but flavorful. The pad thai had terrific texture and tasted delicious. [4/5]
- Scotty P's, on Preston and Forest. Four visits. Usually decent fast food, juicy burgers with crisp fries. I think going at peak hours is best. On one visit, the shake and fries were just average --- the shake good, the fries hot but lacking much of a flavorful punch. Worse, I ordered the mushroom-swiss burger, and it was a huge disappointment. Cooked until rubbery, cold and wilted lettuce, a glob of cheese that wasn't quite melted, totally unnoticeable mushrooms. A completely different experience than the previous times. It left me feeling unpleasantly full for the entire rest of the day --- I didn't finish the burger, and didn't eat again until the next morning. [3/5]
- Snappy Salad, on Preston and Forest. One visit. My female co-workers rave about this place. I got the Cobb salad: chicken, eggs, bacon, avocado... Sounds delicious. It was okay; I added perhaps too much dressing and it was kind of soggy. Except for one appetite-quashing crunchy bit that might have been eggshell. At least I hope it was something as innocuous as eggshell. Overall, it was disappointing; but nothing I'd rush to try again. [2/5]
- Snuffer's, chain location (Greenville or Preston). Many, many visits. Buckets of grease and unnaturally bright orange goo-cheese and sodium. Helps after a night of excess libations, however. I had the cheese fries (good while hot, repulsive after they've cooled) and very salty chicken fingers. It's workmanlike stuff, Americana to the hilt, totally unhealthy, and staffed by very friendly, patient folks. Ought also to be staffed with an EMT and a defibrillator. [3/5]
- Society Bakery, in Medical City on Forest and Central. One visit. First time I'd heard of this place, which apparently is one of the most-praised institutions in Dallas. I had an Italian Cream cupcake and a not-very-sweet-at-all organic bottled green tea from Harney & Sons. Now I am not even that much of a dessert guy, but damn. This is worth driving to. They use high quality ingredients at Society, and you can really tell the difference. A very memorable cupcake indeed. [5/5]
- Sonny Bryan's, on Preston and Royal. Twenty+ visits; a Dallas tradition. I had the pulled pork sandwich, some unappetizing mac and cheese, and cole slaw. The sandwich was pretty good. Fresher than Dickey's, and served plain, so the customer can dish out his own sauce level. But it wasn't anything spectacular; it's pretty sad when the most memorable thing about a restaurant lunch is its fountain soda (IBC root beer, delicious). [3/5]
- Spring Creek Barbeque, local chain (635 and Preston). One visit. Decidedly mediocre BBQ. Tough, fatty pork ribs did not slide off the bone, drenched in a sticky sweet spicy sauce. My companion reported his chopped beef sandwich was decent, the beans inedible. Overpriced as well. No desire to return. [2/5]
- Sushi House, on Inwood and Lovers. Five visits. Typically I order the tuna rolls, California rolls, eel rolls, shrimp tempura rolls. Everything is good and an older woman who seems to be the manager is always welcoming with a big smile. Decent prices. Spring roll --- tuna and salmon wrapped in thin slices of cucumber rather than rice --- is a disappointment, as the cuke overpowers the fish completely. [4/5]
- Sushi Star, on Preston and Royal. Many, many visits. Got my usual lunch take-out: California roll, spider (soft shelled crab) roll, and salmon avocado roll. They gave me the good lunchtime price, two rolls for $10, and it was great as usual. This is not superb high-end sushi like you get in New York or Portland, but it's dependably tasty and the staff is super friendly. I love their ginger slices. [4/5]
- Taco Diner, on Josey and Valley View. One visit. Authentic Mexican-style tacos plus specialties. Part of the M Crowd group of restaurants, this classy and upscale (but not terribly expensive or snooty) restaurant features small meat, fish, and vegetarian tacos, two for $5 or four for $10. Not extraordinary but quite tasty, with mild spiciness (they aim to please all comers). Tilapia was a bit oversauced, but beef al pastor with pineapple and BBQ pulled pork were highly flavorful. As at Mi Cocina, the strong and tasty Mambo Taxi is a must. [4/5]
- Taverna, on Cole and Armstrong. One visit. Upscale, ever so slightly trendy. Small tables, crowded as in a European cafe. Started with friend shrimp, calamari and vegetables medley with spicy dipping sauce. Good but a scintilla too greasy. We shared a margherita pizza. Heavy on the cheese, ultra-thin crust, no tomatoes (which I was under the impression were a sine qua non ingredient of the margherita). All in all, good, well-made food; I get the impression there's a seasoned professional, but not an inventive master, at work in the kitchen. [4/5]
- Texadelphia, chain location (on Greenville and Lovers). Two visits. Austin-based cheesesteak house featuring Angus beef; smallish place with dark wood interior and lots of eye-catching memorabilia on the walls. Decent sandwiches with a variety of toppings. Chicken and beef are both good. Space-age soda dispenser. Customer base includes frat dudes, businessmen, kids. [3/5]
- Torchy's Tacos, chain location (on Preston and Forest). Ten+ visits. We ordered out from work. Small but filling tacos, remarkably cheap at $2-$4 apiece.Two is a filling enough and still quite inexpensive lunch. I usually sample a couple of breakfast items: egg, cheese and bacon; and egg, cheese and potato. Both quite good, generously stuffed with filling. Of course afterward we all felt generously stuffed with filling as well. Migas adds a nice crunch. The barbecue is good but tends to be a bit greasy. Verdict: yummy but bloaty. [4/5]
- Toulouse Cafe and Bar, on Abbott and Knox. Three visits. French cafe by night, brunch place on the weekends. A brunch menu typical of the slightly upscale restaurant and bar. I had a decent but small and not very strong mimosa. The eggs hollandaise with crab chunks was good, though the sauce they used overpowered the rest of the tastes. One friend got a croque madame which came slightly burnt at the top. Another had a bacon cheeseburger which was far too salty for my tastes. Steaks are well-cooked and tender. Mussels in tomato sauce are good, but the tuna tartare was overpowered by needless sauce. Service is sometimes lackadaisical. [3/5]
- Tupinamba, at Inwood and Willow. One visit. Tex-Mex. Decent margaritas, greasy and filling tacos. Flavorful table salsa and nicely cooked chips. Nothing special. [3/5]
- Village Burger Bar, on Cole and Blackburn. One visit. Upscale burger joint. I wanted to like this place, I really did. Nice atmosphere, fairly pleasant people at the counter where you order. Overly trendy, but visually pleasing. I didn't like the layout of the tables --- too close together for comfort --- but that's a nitpick. Service is non-existent. But more to the point, I just didn't enjoy the food at all. The menu board stated that all burgers were cooked medium as default; mine arrived well done, the juiciness cooked right out of it. I didn't care for the bun, which was tasteless, and the fries were overly salty. [2/5]
- Which Wich, on Lemmon and Inwood (Dallas-based chain location). Three visits. A sandwich place in the Potbelly or Jimmy John's line, with shakes and so forth, and boasting of its fresh-basked toasted bread. The conceit is in the ordering system, where customers grab a paper bag and use a Sharpie to mark the sandwich and toppings they want, and hand the bag to the cashier. They have a lot of unusual choices, such as peanut butter and bacon. My first visit, I went for the tried and true turkey and avocado. The food is decidedly average, I'm afraid --- not bad at all, but nothing to rave about. The Elvis (crumbled bacon, PB, banana, and honey) is surprisingly enjoyable. Still, the service is quite friendly, and the place is clean and inviting for sit-and-reads such as myself. Not mediocre, just unsurprising. [3/5]
- Woodlands Grill, on Preston and Forest. Five visits. I got the Caprese Burger (pesto and mozzarella), medium rare. Instead of fries I got a side of mac-n-cheese --- because while you're taking a chance ordering it in restaurants, if it's done right, mac and cheese is one of the best sides you can get. I was not disappointed. The burger was cooked to perfection and the pesto glaze was delicious. And wonder of wonders, it was pretty near the best mac and cheese I have ever had. Nothing Krafty or Velveetesque about this five dollar side: just hot baked pasta with real cheese. This remains a Dallas favorite. [5/5]
- Yao Fuzi, on West Park and Preston Park Blv. One visit. Asian. I had the prawns in honey glaze, which were good, but the sauce was cloyingly sweet and thick, and it was overpowering (it would have worked well if brushed sparingly). Miso soup was decent if unremarkable. Lychee martini was more sour and smaller than I expected. Overall it was a decent experience, but very expensive and not a good value for the money. [3/5]
- Zini's Pizza, Elm and Good Latimer. New York style pizza of unpredictable quality. perfect for late drunken nights. [3/5]
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Restaurants I patronized
Monday, December 21, 2009
DVDs I own
- Alfie
- All Quiet On the Western Front
- American Beauty
- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
- Annie Hall
- Arrested Development Season 1 [3 discs]
- Arrested Development Season 2 [3 discs]
- At Last the 1948 Show [2 discs]
- Austin Powers In Goldmember
- Batman Begins
- Bear, The
- Big Sleep, The
- Black Adder II
- Black Adder III
- Das Boot
- Breaker Morant
- Breakfast Club
- Casablanca
- Cool Hand Luke
- Creature Comforts
- Daredevil
- Dark Passage
- A Day At the Races
- The Dinner Game
- Dr. Strangelove
- Dodgeball
- Dogma
- Double Indemnity
- A Fish Called Wanda
- The Fisher King
- Ferris Bueller's Day Off
- Get Shorty
- Gladiator
- Glengarry Glen Ross
- Go West and The Big Store
- The Godfather
- Hamlet [Kenneth Branagh dir.]
- Henry V [Kennth Branagh dir.]
- High Fidelity
- Himalaya [3 discs]
- Hulk
- The Incredibles
- Jacob's Ladder
- Jeeves & Wooster Season One [2 discs]
- The Jewel In the Crown [4 discs]
- The Jungle Book
- Key Largo
- Kung Fu Hustle
- LA Confidential
- Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels
- Looney Tunes Golden Collection [4 discs]
- Lord Of the Rings: The Fellowship Of the Ring
- Lord Of the Rings: The Two Towers
- The Maltese Falcon [3 disc edition]
- Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
- Master And Commander: Far Side Of the World
- Mighty Wind, A
- Modern Times
- Night At the Opera, A
- Night In Casablanca, A
- Office Space
- The Producers
- Pirates Of the Caribbean: Curse Of the Black Pearl
- Planet Earth: The Complete Series [5 discs]
- Pulp Fiction
- Reservoir Dogs
- Ripping Yarns [2 discs]
- Romeo + Juliet
- Room Service and At the Circus
- Scrubs Season One [3 discs]
- Scrubs Season Two [3 discs]
- Scrubs Season Three [3 discs]
- Scrubs Season Four [3 discs]
- Scrubs Season Eight [3 discs]
- Seven Samurai [Criterion edition, 3 discs]
- The Simpsons Season 4 [4 discs]
- The Simpsons Season 5 [4 discs]
- Shaun Of the Dead
- Snatch
- Soldier
- South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
- Spider-Man
- Spider-Man 2
- Starship Troopers
- Terminator 2
- Third Man, The
- This Is Spinal Tap
- Time Bandits
- To Have And Have Not
- Treasure Of the Sierra Madre
- Wallace & Gromit: Curse Of the Were-Rabbit
- Waiting For Guffman
- Withnail & I
- X-Men [1.5 edition]
- X-2
- Zulu
want:
Black Adder IV
Breakfast Club
Iron Man
"O"
Scotland PA
Shakespeare In Love
Sunday, November 8, 2009
CDs I Got
I have more CDs than anyone in the entire world. You crazy kids with your MyTunes and Mp3Pods and whatnot. Give me the artifact!
7/1/19
7/1/19
- Abba - Gold: Greatest Hits
- AC/DC - Highway To Hell [2003 remaster]
- ... Back In Black [2003 remaster]
- Adult Rodeo - Texxxas
- Against Me! - ...Is Reinventing Axl Rose
- ... White Crosses
- ... Black Crosses
- ... New Wave
- ... Transgender Dysphoria Blues
- ... Shapeshift With Me [mp3]
- Carter Albrecht - Jesus Is Alive
- Mose Allison - Mose Allison Sings
- American Music Club - Everclear
- An Angle - And Take It With a Grain Of Salt
- Fiona Apple - When the Pawn
- Apples In Stereo - The Discovery Of a World Inside the Moone
- Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
- Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
- Louis Armstrong - Hello Dolly! [2000 remaster]
- ... Ken Burns Jazz
- Tim Armstrong - A Poet's Life
- Arrested Development - 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days In the Life Of...
- Art Brut - Bang Bang Rock + Roll
- Charles Aznavour - Ses Plus Grands Succès
- Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction
- Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast
- The Balfa Brothers - J'ai Vu le Loup, le Renard et la Belette
- The Band - Music From Big Pink [2000 remaster w/boni]
- ... The Band [2000 remaster w/boni]
- ... Live At Watkins Glen
- Barenaked Ladies - Disc One: All Their Greatest Hits
- Syd Barrett - Barrett
- The Baseball Project - Vol 1:Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails
- ... Vol 2: High And Inside
- ... 3rd
- Basehead - Play With Toys
- Battering Ram - Irish Rebel Songs
- Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
- ... Smiley Smile / Wild Honey [2001 remaster]
- ... Sounds Of Summer: The Very Best Of
- Willis Earl Beal - Acousmatic Sorcery
- The Beatles - Please Please Me [2009 remaster]
- ... A Hard Day's Night [2009 remaster]
- ... Beatles For Sale
- ... Help!
- ... Rubber Soul
- ... Revolver
- ... Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
- ... The Beatles - disc 1
- ... The Beatles - disc 2
- ... Abbey Road
- ... Let It Be
- ... Let It Be... Naked
- Beck - Odelay
- ... Mutations
- ... "Loser" [single]
- Belle And Sebastian - Tigermilk
- ... If You're Feeling Sinister
- ... The Boy With the Arab Strap
- ... Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
- ... Dear Catastrophe Waitress
- ... The Life Pursuit
- ... Push Barman To Open Old Wounds - disc 1
- ... Push Barman To Open Old Wounds - disc 2
- ... Write About Love
- Ben + Jason - Emoticons
- Ben Folds Five - Whatever And Ever Amen [2005 remaster w/boni]
- ... Naked Baby Photos
- ... The Unauthorized Biography Of Reinhold Messner
- Chuck Berry - Anthology - disc 1
- ... Anthology - disc 2
- Beta Band - The Three E.P.'s
- Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break
- Big Audio Dynamite - No. 10, Upping St.
- Big Country - The Crossing [2002 remaster w/boni]
- The Bigger Lovers - How I Learned To Stop Worrying
- Billie Joe + Norah - Foreverly
- Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire - Thrills
- Black Crowes - Greatest Hits
- Black Sabbath - Symptom Of the Universe - disc 1
- ... Symptom Of the Universe - disc 2
- Blind Boys Of Alabama - Spirit Of the Century
- Blondie - Parallel Lines [Capitol remaster w/boni]
- Blood Or Whiskey - No Time To Explain
- Blues Traveler - Save His Soul
- ... Four
- ... "Run-around"
- The Bobs - Sing the Songs Of...
- Bonedome - Thinktankubator
- Bouncing Souls - Hopeless Romantic
- ... The Gold Record
- David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World
- ... Hunky Dory
- ... Ziggy Stardust
- ... Aladdin Sane
- ... Diamond Dogs
- ... Young Americans
- ... Station To Station
- ... "Heroes"
- Billy Bragg - Back To Basics
- ... Don't Try This At Home
- ... Life's a Riot With Spy Vs. Spy [2006 remaster]
- ... Life's a Riot With Spy Vs. Spy [bonus disc]
- ... Worker's Playtime [2006 remaster]
- ... Worker's Playtime [bonus disc]
- ... Talking With the Taxman About Poetry [2006 remaster]
- ... Talking With the Taxman About Poetry [bonus disc]
- Billy Bragg + Wilco - Mermaid Avenue
- Georges Brassens - Master Serie, Vol. 1
- ... Master Serie, Vol. 2
- ... Master Serie, Vol. 3
- Jacques Brel - Infiniment - disc 1
- ... Infiniment - disc 2
- Edie Brickell + New Bohemians - Shooting Rubberbands At the Stars
- Big Bill Broonzy - Good Time Tonight
- Greg Brown - The Poet Game
- ... One Night
- ... In the Dark With You
- ... Further In
- ... Slant 6 Mind
- ... Covenant
- James Brown - Number Ones
- Richard Buckner - Devotion + Doubt
- Jimmy Buffett - Songs You Know By Heart
- William S. Burroughs - Dead City Radio
- The Byrds - Younger Than Yesterday [remaster w/boni]
- ... The Notorious Byrd Brothers [remaster w/boni]
- ... Mr. Tambourine Man [remaster w/6 boni]
- David Byrne - David Byrne
- Cake - Comfort Eagle
- Johnny Cash - The Complete Sun Recordings 1
- ... The Complete Sun Recordings 2
- ... The Complete Sun Recordings 3
- ... At Folsom Prison [remaster w/boni]
- ... At San Quentin [remaster w/boni]
- ... Orange Blossom Special [remaster w/boni]
- ... The Johnny Cash Children's Album [remaster w/boni]
- ... American Recordings
- ... Unchained
- ... American III: Solitary Man
- ... American IV: The Man Comes Around
- ... Unearthed One: Who's Gonna Cry
- ... Unearthed Two: Trouble In Mind
- ... Unearthed Three: Redemption Songs
- ... Unearthed Four: My Mother's Hymn Book
- ... American V: A Hundred Highways
- ... Bootleg Vol. I - disc one
- ... Bootleg Vol. I - disc two
- ... Bootleg Vol. II - disc one
- ... Bootleg Vol. II - disc two
- Johnny Cash / Willie Nelson - VHI Storytellers
- Johnny Cash
+ June Carter Cash - Duets - Nick Cave + the Bad Seeds - Let Love In
- ... Murder Ballads
- ... No More Shall We Part
- ... Skeleton Tree
- ... Live Seeds
- Chappaquiddick Skyline - Chappaquiddick Skyline
- Ray Charles - The Very Best Of [Rhino 2003]
- Eagle-Eye Cherry - Desireless
- Chocolate Genius - Black Music
- The Clancy Brothers - Greatest Irish Hits
- ... The Best Of the Clancy Brothers + Tommy Makem
- ... Songs Of Ireland And Beyond
- Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
- Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Boulevard [remaster]
- ... Unplugged
- The Clash - The Clash
- ... The Clash [UK Version]
- ... Give 'Em Enough Rope
- ... London Calling 2004 reissue
- ... The Vanilla Tapes
- ... Combat Rock reissue
- ... Sandinista! - disc 1
- ... Sandinista! - disc 2
- ... Super Black Market Clash
- ... Cut the Crap
- ... From Here To Eternity: Live
- Paul Clayton - Whaling and Sailing Songs From the Days Of Moby Dick
- Clementine - mes nuits, mes jours
- The Coasters - The Very Best of the Coasters
- Leonard Cohen - Songs Of Leonard Cohen [remaster w/boni]
- ... Songs Of Love And Hate remaster w/boni
- ... Death of a Ladies' Man
- ... I'm Your Man
- ... The Future
- ... Ten New Songs
- ... Old Ideas
- ... Popular Problems
- ... You Want It Darker
- ... Live In London - disc 1
- ... Live In London - disc 2
- Gerald Collier - Gerald Collier
- Shawn Colvin - Cover Girl
- The Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell - The Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell/The Promise Of the Day
- The Corries - Live At the Royal Lyceum Theatre
- ... The Very Best Of
- Elvis Costello [and other bands] - My Aim Is True
- ... This Years Model
- ... Armed Forces
- ... Get Happy!! [Ryko reissue w/boni]
- ... Imperial Bedroom [Ryko reissue w/boni]
- ... Imperial Bedroom [2002 Rhino remaster]
- ... Imperial Bedroom Bonus Disc
- ... Goodbye Cruel World
- ... Punch the Clock Ryko
- ... Punch the Clock 2003 Rhino remaster
- ... Punch the Clock Bonus Disc
- ... Trust
- ... Blood And Chocolate
- ... King of America Ryko
- ... King Of America 2005 Rhino remaster
- ... King Of America Bonus Disc
- ... Kojak Variety
- ...Mighty Like a Rose
- ... All This Useless Beauty 2001 Rhino remaster
- ... All This Useless Beauty Bonus Disc
- ... The Juliet Letters
- ... Spike
- ... Brutal Youth
- ... Momofuku
- Counting Crows - Films About Ghosts:The Best Of
- Noel Coward - Mad Dogs + Englishmen - disc 1
- ... Mad Dogs + Englishmen - disc 2
- Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session
- ... Rarities, B-Sides + Slow, Sad Waltzes
- Cracker - Get On With It
- Cream - The Very Best Of Cream
- Creedence Clearwater Revival - Creedence Clearwater Revival - 2000 K2 remaster
- ... Willy And the Poor Boys - 2000 K2 remaster
- ... Bayou Country - 2000 K2 remaster
- ... Green River - 2000 K2 remaster
- ... Cosmo's Factory [2000 K2 remaster]
- ... Pendulum [2000 K2 remaster]
- ... Mardi Gras [2000 K2 remaster]
- ... The Concert [2000 K2 remaster]
- Crooked Fingers - Dignity And Shame
- The Cure - Galore
- The Cut Off - The Rorschach E.P. [EP]
- ... Packaged Up For Beginners
- Damnations TX - Half Mad Moon
- Tiger Darrow - You Know Who You Are
- Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out
- Miles Davis - Sketches Of Spain - [1997 remaster w/boni]
- ... Kind Of Blue [2006 remaster w/boni]
- ... Bitches Brew - disc 1 [1999 remaster w/boni]
- ... Bitches Brew - disc 2 [1999 remaster w/boni]
- ... Birth of the Cool
- Death Cab For Cutie - We Have the Facts And We're Voting Yes
- The Decembrists - Picaresque
- Defiance, Ohio - Midwestern Minutes
- ... The Fear, the Fear, the Fear
- ... The Great Depression
- The Delgados - The Great Eastern
- Bo Diddley - The Chess Box - disc 1
- ... The Chess Box - disc 2
- Dinosaur Jr. - Where You Been [remaster w/boni]
- Dire Straits - Dire Straits [2000 WB remaster]
- ... Making Movies
- ... Love Over Gold [2000 WB remaster]
- Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy - Hipocrisy Is the Greatest Luxury
- Divine Comedy - Fin de Siecle
- ... "Everybody Knows (Except You)" - single
- Dogs Die In Hot Cars - Please Describe Yourself
- Fats Domino - Greatest Hits: Walking To New Orleans
- Donovan - Greatest Hits
- The Doors - The Doors [2007 remaster w/boni]
- ... The Soft Parade
- ... L.A. Woman
- Doves - Some Cities
- Dovetail - Mount Karma
- Nick Drake - Pink Moon
- Dream Syndicate - The Days Of Wine And Roses [2001 Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... Out of the Grey [reissue w/boni]
- ... Ghost Stories [reissue w/boni]
- ... Ghost Stories [2004 Rkyo reissue w/boni]
- ... Medicine Show [2010 reissue w/live EP]
- ... The Day Before Wine And Roses
- ... The Complete Live At Raji's [disc one]
- ... The Complete Live At Raji's [disc two]
- ... How Did I Find Myself Here?
- the Drifters - The Very Best Of
- Dropkick Murphys - The Singles Collection '96-'97
- The Dubliners - Best of the Dubliners/Irish Favorites
- ... Spirit Of the Irish
- Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan
- ... The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
- ... The Times They Are A-Changin' - 2005 remaster
- ... Another Side of Bob Dylan
- ... Bringing It All Back Home
- ... Highway 61 Revisited
- ... John Wesley Harding - 2003 SACD remaster
- ... Blonde On Blonde - 2004 remaster
- ... Nashville Skyline
- ... Self Portrait
- ... New Morning
- ... Blood On the Tracks
- ... Desire
- ... Street Legal
- ... Saved
- ... Slow Train Coming
- ... Shot of Love
- ... Planet Waves
- ... Infidels - 2003 SACD remaster
- ... Empire Burlesque
- ... Knocked Out Loaded
- ... Down In the Groove
- ... Oh Mercy
- ... Under the Red Sky
- ... Good as I Been To You
- ... World Gone Wrong
- ... Time Out Of Mind
- ... "Love + Theft"
- ... Modern Times
- ... Together Through Life
- ... Christmas In the Heart
- ... Tempest
- ... Fallen Angels
- ... Shadows in the Night
- ... Triplicate: 'Til the Sun Goes Down
- ... Triplicate: Devil Dolls
- ... Triplicate: Comin' Home Late
- ... Live '97 + '98
- ... The Banjo Tapes + NYC Town Hall
- ... Rare And Rehearsing
- ... From the Vaults v. 1
- ... From the Vaults v. 2
- ... Manchester May 2002 1
- ... Manchester May 2002 2
- ... Real Live
- ... Hard Rain
- ... At Budokan - disc 1
- ... At Budokan - disc 2
- ... Greatest Hits II - disc 1
- ... Greatest Hits II - disc 2
- ... Greatest Hits Volume 3
- ... Biograph 1
- ... Biograph 2
- ... Biograph 3
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 3
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert - disc 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Live 1975: The Rolling Thunder Revue - disc 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 6: Live 1964: Concert At Philharmonic Hall - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 6: Live 1964: Concert At Philharmonic Hall - disc 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home - disc 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 8: Tell Tale Signs - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 8: Tell Tale Signs - disc 2
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 10: Another Self Portrait (1969-1971) - disc 1
- ... The Bootleg Series Vol. 10: Another Self Portrait (1969-1971) - disc 2
- ... "My Back Pages" - single
- ... "Not Dark Yet" - single
- ... "Things Have Changed" - single
- ... Live At Carnegie Hall 1963
- ... Live At the Gaslight 1962
- Bob Dylan + the Band - The Basement Tapes - disc 1
- ... The Basement Tapes - disc 2
- ... Before the Flood - disc 1
- ... Before the Flood - disc 2
- Bob Dylan / Johnny Cash - The Dylan / Cash Sessions
- Dylan + the Dead - Dylan + the Dead
- Steve Earle and the Dukes - The Hard Way
- Steve Earle - Guitar Town
- ... Copperhead Road
- ... Transcendental Blues
- ... The Revolution Starts...Now
- ... I Feel Alright
- ... El Corazon
- Echo + the Bunnymen - Ocean Rain [Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... Porcupine [Rhino remaster w/boni]
- Harry "Sweets" Edison - Can't Get Out of This Mood...
- eels - Beautiful Freak
- ... Electro-Shock Blues
- ... Daisies Of the Galaxy
- ... Blinking Lights And Other Revelations - disc 1
- ... Blinking Lights And Other Revelations - disc 2
- El Cento - El Cento
- Elastica - Elastica
- ... The Menace
- Elf Power - When the Red King Comes
- ... Walking With the Beggar Boys
- ... A Dream In Sound
- ... Nothing's Going To Happen
- T.S. Eliot - The Voice Of the Poet
- Ramblin' Jack Elliott - Friends Of Mine
- Eminem - The Eminem Show
- Roky Erickson - All That May Do My Rhyme
- Fairport Convention - Liege + Lief
- The Family Piano - The Family Piano
- Lupe Fiasco - The Cool
- ... Food + Liquor
- Craig Finn - Clear Heart Full Eyes
- Ella Fitzgerald - The Best Of the Song Books
- Ella Fitzgerald + Louis Armstrong - The Complete - disc 1
- ... The Complete - disc 2
- Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
- Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac [2004 remaster w/boni]
- ... Rumours [remaster]
- ... Rumours Bonus Material
- Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
- ... Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
- Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies
- ... Within a Mile Of Home
- ... Swagger
- ... Life Is Good [mp3]
- Folk Implosion - Dare To Be Surprised
- ... Take a Look Inside...
- ... One Part Lullaby
- Fountains Of Wayne - Fountains Of Wayne
- ... Utopia Parkway
- 4 Non Blondes - Bigger, Better, Faster, More!
- Four To the Bar - Another Son
- Bill Fox - Transit Byzantium
- Foxboro Hot Tubs - Stop Drop And Roll!!!
- Aretha Franklin- I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You [remaster w/boni]
- ... Lady Soul [remaster w/boni]
- Andy Frasco and the U.N. - Happy Bastards
- Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards - Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards
- ... Viking
- Frogwings - Croakin' At Toad's
- Robbie Fulks - Let's Kill Saturday Night
- Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law: The Best Of
- Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel [2002 Geffen remaster]
- Gaelic Storm - Special Reserve
- Serge Gainsbourg - Du Chant a la Une!...
- Gaslight Anthem - The '59 Sound
- Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
- Gear Daddies - Billy's Live Bait
- Gentle Waves - Swansong For You
- Gentleman Auction House - Alphabet Graveyard
- ... The Book Of Matches - EP
- The Glands - The Glands
- Gogol Bordello - Gypsy Punks
- Gomez Bring It On
- the Gourds - Dem's Good Beeble
- ... Shinebox
- Grandaddy The Sophtware Slump
- Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon
- Grateful Dead - American Beauty [2002 Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... Workingman's Dead [2002 Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... Terrapin Station [2004 Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... In the Dark
- ... Europe '72 [disc one - remaster w/boni]
- ... Europe '72 [disc two - remaster w/boni]
- David Gray - White Ladder
- Great Lakes - The Distance Between
- Green Day - Kerplunk!
- ... 1,039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours [2003 remaster]
- ... Dookie
- ... Insomniac
- ... Nimrod
- ... Warning
- ... American Idiot
- ... 21st Century Breakdown
- ...¡Uno!
- ... ¡Dos!
- ... "American Idiot" single
- ... Shenanigans
- ... Revolution Radio
- Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
- Guns 'n' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
- Guster - Goldfly
- Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads
- Gutterball - Gutterball
- ... Weasel
- Meklit Hadero - On a Day Like This...
- Hal - Hal
- John Hammond - Trouble No More
- Murry Hammond - I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I'm On My Way
- Happiness Factor - Critical Mess EP
- ... Self Improvement?
- Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball
- Mayer Hawthorne - A Strange Arrangement
- Hayseed Dixie - A Hillbilly Tribute To AC/DC
- ... Kiss My Grass
- Thee Headcoatees - Girlsville
- Hefner - Boxing Hefner
- Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold As Love
- ... Electric Ladyland
- Don Henley - Actual Miles
- Here, In Arms - Soon We'll All Be Scattered
- Robyn Hitchcock - Eye
- The Hold Steady - Almost Killed Me
- ... Separation Sunday
- ... Boys And Girls In America
- ... Stay Positive
- ... Heaven Is Whenever
- ... Teeth Dreams
- ... Live At Fingerprints
- ... A Positive Rage
- Buddy Holly - Greatest Hits
- John Lee Hooker - The Definitive Collection
- Lightnin' Hopkins - Prestige Profiles
- Son House - The Original Delta Blues
- The Housemartins - London 0 Hull 4
- Howlin' Wolf - His Best [1997, Chess]
- Alberta Hunter - Amtrak Blues
- I Love Math - I Love Math
- ... Getting To the Point Is Beside It
- Imperial Teen - Seasick
- Indigo Girls - Indigo Girls remaster w/boni
- ... Shaming Of the Sun
- ... Rites Of Passage [remaster w/boni]
- Ink Spots - Greatest Hits
- Irish Rovers - The Best Of the Irish Rovers
- Iron + Wine Our Endless Numbered Days
- Irving - Death In the Garden, Blood On the Flowers
- ... I Hope You're Feeling Better Now [EP]
- Chris Isaak - Forever Blue
- ... Baja Sessions
- ... Speak Of the Devil
- ist - freudian corduroy
- David J - Songs From Another Season
- Sarah Jaffe - Even Born Again [EP]
- ... Suburban Nature
- Tommy James & the Shondells - Anthology
- Jethro Tull - The Very Best Of
- Billy Joel - Piano Man
- ... The Stranger
- ... Glass Houses
- ... An Innocent Man
- ... River of Dreams
- Elton John - Honky Chateau [remaster w/boni]
- ... Captain Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy [remaster w/boni]
- Robert Johnson - King Of the Delta Blues
- Daniel Johnston - Fun
- Herman Jolly - Mad Cowboy Disease
- The Jolly Beggarmen - The Very Best of Irish Rebel Songs
- Sharon Jones + the Dap-Kings - I Learned the Hard Way
- Louis Jordan - No Moe! The Greatest Hits
- Jude - No One Is Really Beautiful
- ... King Of Yesterday
- Damien Jurado - The Ghost of David
- Paul K - A Wilderness Of Mirrors
- ... Garden Of Forking Paths
- Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - New Ammo
- Salif Keita - Moffou
- The Kelley Deal 6000 - Go To the Sugar Altar
- The Killers - Sam's Town
- ... Day + Age
- ... Hot Fuss [mp3]
- B.B. King - One Kind Favor
- King Missile - The Way To Salvation
- The Kinks - Lola Vs. Powerman and the Moneygoround
- Kleenex Girl Wonder - After Mathematics
- Spider John Koerner - StarGeezer
- Leo Kottke - Sings! [CDR mix]
- Mark Kozelek - What's Next To the Moon
- Kramer - The Guilt Trip - disc 1
- ... The Guilt Trip - disc2
- Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson [remaster w/boni]
- ... The Austin Sessions
- Lead Belly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night: Lead Belly Legacy Vol. 1
- Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin [2014 Atlantic remaster]
- ... Led Zeppelin III
- ... Zoso aka Led Zeppelin IV
- ... Houses of the Holy
- ... Live At the Olympia
- Tom Lehrer - Songs And More Songs By Tom Lehrer
- ... That Was the Year That Was
- Ute Lemper - Punishing Kiss
- John Lennon + Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy
- John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band
- Sondre Lerche and the Faces Down - Phantom Punch
- Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins - Rabbit Fur Coat
- The Libertines - The Libertines
- Lilys - Better Can't Make Your Life Better
- ... The 3 Way
- ... Precollection
- Lilys / Aspera Ad Astra Lilys / Aspera Ad Astra
- Locksley Locksley - EP
- Looper - Up a Tree
- Lovin' Spoonful - Greatest Hits
- The Low And Sweet Orchestra Goodbye To All That
- Shelby Lynne - I Am Shelby Lynne
- Shane MacGowan + the Popes - The Snake
- ... The Crock Of Gold
- ... "That Woman's Got Me Drinking" [single]
- ... Across the Broad Atlantic
- The Magnetic Fields - Get Lost
- ... 69 Love Songs Vol. 1
- ... 69 Love Songs Vol. 2
- ... 69 Love Songs Vol. 3
- Taj Mahal - An Evening Of Acoustic Music
- Eleni Mandell - Miracle Of Five
- Jeff Mangum - Live At Jittery Joe's
- Bob Marley - Legend
- James Mathus + His Knock Down Society - Sing Songs For Rosetta
- Matisyahu - Live At Stubb's
- Paul McCartney - Run Devil Run
- K. McCarty - Dead Dog's Eyeball: Songs Of Daniel Johnston
- Roger McGuinn - Back From Rio
- Blind Willie McTell - King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 1: 1927-1931
- ... King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 2: 1931-1933
- ... King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 3: 1933-1935
- ... King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 4: 1935-1940
- ... King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 5: 1940-1949
- ... King Of the Georgia Blues Disc 6: 1949
- Colin Meloy - Sings Live!
- Midnight Oil - Scream In Blue
- Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Let's Face It
- ...Pay Attention
- Rhett Miller - Mythologies
- ...The Believer
- Steve Miller - Fly Like an Eagle [2000 DCC gold disc remaster]
- ...Young Hearts: Complete Greatest Hits
- Dan Milner - Irish Pirate Ballads and Other Songs Of the Sea
- Mississippi Sheiks - Honey Babe Let the Deal Go Down: The Best Of
- Mr. T Experience - Love Is Dead
- Joni Mitchell - Hits
- Modest Mouse - Good News For People Who Love Bad News
- The Monkees - Good Times!
- Mono Puff - Unsupervised
- Van Morrison - Moondance
- ... Astral Weeks [2015 WB remaster w/boni]
- ... His Band and the Street Choir [2015 WB remaster w/boni]
- ... Bang Masters
- Mumford + Sons - Sigh No More
- The National - Boxer
- Youssou N'Dour - Set
- Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger [2000 remaster w/boni]
- ... Stardust [1999 remaster w/boni]
- ... Across the Borderline
- ... Teatro
- ... Rainbow Connection
- ... The Essential Willie Nelson - disc 1
- ... The Essential Willie Nelson - disc 2
- Neutral Milk Hotel - On Avery Island
- ... In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
- Pat Nevins - Shakey Zimmerman
- New Basement Tapes - Lost On the River
- Nirvana - Nevermind
- ... In Utero [mp3]
- ... Songs 1989-1994 [CDR mix]
- No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom
- Norfolk + Western - The Unsung Colony
- Salim Nourallah - Beautiful Noise
- ... Snowing In My Heart
- Nourallah Brothers - Nourallah Brothers
- ... Nourallah Brothers [Bonus Disc]
- Nouvelle Vague - Band à Part
- The O's - We Are the O's
- ... Between the Two
- ... Thunderdog
- Oasis - Don't Believe the Truth
- Phil Ochs - The Broadside Tapes Vol. 1
- Of Monsters And Men - My Head Is an Animal
- Okkervil River - The Stage Names
- Old Crow Medicine Show - Remedy
- Old 97's - Hitchhike To Rhome
- ... Wreck Your Life
- ... Too Far To Care
- ... Fight Songs
- ... Satellite Rides
- ... "Barrier Reef" [EP]
- ... The Grand Theatre Vol. 2
- ... Most Messed Up
- Beth Orton - Central Reservation
- Joan Osborne - Relish
- Palace - There Is No-One What Will Take Care Of You
- ... Viva Last Blues
- ... Palace Brothers aka Days In the Wake
- ... Arise Therefore
- Dolly Parton - The Ultimate Dolly Parton
- Pearl Jam - Ten
- ... Rearviewmirror - Up Side
- ... Rearviewmirror - Down Side
- ... Backspacer
- Pennywhistle Park - The Build Up For the Big Let Down
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
- ... Damn the Torpedoes
- ... Hard Promises
- ... Southern Accents
- Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever
- Liz Phair - Exile In Guyville
- ... Whitechocolatespaceegg
- ... Whip-Smart
- ... Liz Phair
- Edith Piaf - Eternelle
- Picklehead - Relish
- Pigeon John - And the Summertime Pool Party
- Pinhead Gunpowder - Shoot the Moon
- Pink Floyd - Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd - disc 1
- ... Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd - disc 2
- The Pixies - Doolitle
- The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy And the Lash [2004 Warner remaster w/boni]
- ... Red Roses For Me [Rhino remaster w/boni
- ... If I Should Fall From Grace With God [ 2004 Warner remaster w/boni]
- ... Hell's Ditch
- ... Peace and Love Rhino remaster w/boni]
- ... Streams Of Whiskey
- Poi Dog Pondering - Wishing Like a Mountain And Thinking Like the Sea
- ... Pomegranate
- The Police - Regatta de Blanc
- ... Ghost In the Machine [2003 A&M remaster]
- ... Zenyatta Mondatta
- Port O'Brien - All We Could Do Was Sing
- Elvis Presley - 30 #1 Hits
- ... 2nd To None
- ... "Viva Las Vegas" single
- Procol Harum - Classic Tracks and Rarities - Disc 1
- ... Classic Tracks and Rarities - Disc 2
- John Prine - German Afternoons
- ... The Missing Years
- Queen - Greatest Hits
- ... Classic Queen
- R.E.M. - Murmur [IRS reissue w/boni
- ... Lifes Rich Pageant
- ... Reckoning
- ... Dead Letter Office
- ... Document
- ... Green
- ... Out of Time
- ... Monster
- ... Automatic For the People
- ... New Adventures In Hi-Fi
- RTB2 - 2
- ... in the fleshed [EP]
- Radiohead - The Bends
- ... OK Computer
- ... Live Radiohead [CDR]
- Railroad Jerk - One Track Mind
- Ramones - Ramones [2001 remaster w/boni]
- ... Road To Ruin [2001 remaster w/boni]
- ... Rocket To Russia [2001 remaster w/boni]
- Rancid - Let's Go
- ... And Out Come the Wolves
- ... Life Won't Wait
- ... Rancid
- ... Indestructible
- ... Let the Dominoes Fall
- ... Let the Dominoes Fall Acoustic
- ... Honor Is All We Know
- ... Trouble Maker
- ... B Sides And C Sides
- Rancid/NOFX - BYO Split Series Vol. III
- Rankin Family - North Country
- Ray + Glover - Ashes In My Whiskey
- Real Heroes - The Real Heroes
- Real MacKenzies - Loch'd And Loaded
- ... Off the Leash
- Otis Redding - The Dock Of the Bay
- ... The Very Best Of
- Lou Reed - Transformer [remaster w/boni]
- ... The Bells
- ... Street Hassle
- ... Legendary Hearts
- ... New York
- ... Magic And Loss
- ... Set the Twilight Reeling
- ... Ecstasy
- ... Perfect Night: Live In London
- ... Animal Serenade - disc 1
- ... Animal Serenade - disc 2
- Lou Reed/John Cale Songs For Drella
- The Residents God In Three Persons
- ... Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses: Unum
- ... Our Tired, Our Poor, Our Huddled Masses: Pluribus
- Jonathan Richman - I, Jonathan
- ... Having a Party With Jonathan Richman
- ... Jonathan Sings!
- ... Jonathan Goes Country
- ... I'm So Confused
- ... Surrender To Jonathan
- ... The Best of Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers
- Josh Ritter - Golden Age Of Radio [disc one]
- ... Golden Age Of Radio [disc two - solo acoustic]
- ... The Historical Conquests Of Josh Ritter
- ... The Historical Conquests Of Josh Ritter Bonus Disc [EP]
- ... So Runs the World Away
- ... The Animal Years
- ... The Beast In Its Tracks
- ... Sermon On the Rocks
- Marty Robbins - Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs [remaster w/boni]
- Rodriguez - Cold Fact
- Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request [2002 abkco remaster]
- ... Beggars Banquet [2002 abkco remaster]
- ... Forty Licks - disc two
- ... Exile on Main St. [mp3]
- Rush - Permanent Waves [remaster]
- ... Fly By Night remaster
- ... Moving Pictures remaster
- The Rutles Archeology
- Richard Savino and the Artaria Quartet - Luigi Boccherini Guitar Quintets Vol. 3
- Say Anything - Is a Real Boy
- ... Was a Real Boy
- Sealion - Kenneth
- Martin Sexton - Black Sheep
- Shakira - Laundry Service
- ... Loba
- ... Oral Fixation, Vol. 2
- Silver Jews - American Water
- Simon and Garfunkel - Wednesday Morning, 3AM [2001 Sony remaster w/boni]
- ... Sounds Of Silence [2001 Sony remaster w/boni]
- ... Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme [2001 Sony remaster w/boni]
- ... Bookends [2001 Sony remaster w/boni]
- ... Bridge Over Troubled Water [2001 Sony remaster w/boni]
- Paul Simon - Paul Simon [2004 WB remaster w/boni]
- ... Still Crazy After All These Years [2004 remaster w/boni]
- ... There Goes Rhymin' Simon [2004 remaster w/boni]
- ... Graceland
- ... The Rhythm of the Saints [2004 WB remaster w/boni]
- ... So Beautiful Or So What
- ... Stranger to Stranger
- Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours
- ... Come Fly With Me
- ... Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years
- The 6ths - Hyacinths And Thistles
- Sleater-Kinney - Dig Me Out
- Sleepy Heroes - Under a Radio Sun
- Elliott Smith - Figure 8
- The Smiths - The Smiths
- ... The Queen Is Dead
- ... Strangeways, Here We Come
- ... Louder Than Bombs
- Sorta - Laugh Out Loud
- Soul Asylum - Grave Dancer's Union
- ...And the Horse They Rode In On
- Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
- ... Superunknown
- Spacehog - Resident Alien
- ... The Chinese Album
- Sparrows - Snowflakes
- ... Rock And Roll Days
- ... "5ong5" - EP
- Spearhead - Chocolate Supa Highway
- the Specials - The Specials
- Spinal Tap - Spinal Tap
- ... Break Like the Wind
- Spoon - Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
- Bruce Springsteen - The River - disc 1
- ... The River - disc 2
- ... Born To Run
- ... Born In the U.S.A.
- ...Human Touch
- ... 18 Tracks
- Squirrel Nut Zippers - The Inevitable
- ... Hot
- ... Perennial Favorites
- Mavis Staples - If All I Was Was Black [mp3]
- Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill
- ... Pretzel Logic
- ... Countdown to Ecstacy
- ... Gaucho
- ... The Royal Scam [remaster]
- ... Aja
- Steppenwolf - All-Time Greatest Hits
- Cat Stevens - Greatest Hits [remaster]
- ... The Very Best Of Cat Stevens CDR
- Sufjan Stevens - Illinoise
- Rod Stewart - Reason To Believe - disc 1
- ... Reason To Believe - disc 2
- ... Reason To Believe - disc 3
- Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material
- Stills + Collins - Everybody Knows
- Sting - The Soul Cages
- The Strokes - Is This It
- ... First Impressions Of Earth
- Joe Strummer + the Mescaleros - Streetcore
- Sugar - File Under: Easy Listening
- Sweet - Greatest Hits
- Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs - Under the Covers Vol. 3
- The Sweet Lillies - A Lighter Hue
- System Of a Down - System of a Down
- T. Rex - 20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection
- Talking Heads - Fear Of Music
- ... More Songs About Buildings And Food
- ... Little Creatures
- ... Stop Making Sense [remaster w/boni]
- ... Remain In Light [2006 remaster w/boni]
- ... Naked [remaster w/bonus]
- the Temptations - Icon
- They Might Be Giants - They Might Be Giants
- ... Lincoln
- ... Flood
- ... Apollo 18
- ... John Henry
- ... Mink Car
- ... No!
- ... The Spine
- ... The Else
- ... Cast Your Pod To the Wind
- ... Join Us
- ... Nanobots
- ... Factory Showroom
- ... Miscellaneous T
- ... They Got Lost
- ... "Back To Skull" [EP]
- ... "Why Does the Sun Shine?" [EP
- ... "Indestructible Object" [EP]
- Three Dog Night - The Complete Hit Singles
- Richard Thompson - Amnesia
- Timbuk3 - Espace Ornano
- Titus Andronicus - The Most Lamentable Tragedy - disc 1
- ... The Most Lamentable Tragedy - disc 2
- Tower Of Power - The Very Best Of the Warner Years
- Tragically Hip - Yer Favorites - disc 1
- ... Yer Favorites - disc 2
- Transplants - Transplants
- Traveling Wilburys - Vol. 1
- ... Vol. 3
- The Travoltas - The Travoltas
- Big Joe Turner - The Very Best of Big Joe Turner
- Two Gallants - Two Gallants
- U2 - The Joshua Tree
- ... Achtung Baby
- Uncle Tupelo Anodyne [2003 remaster w/boni]
- Uptown Horns - Revue
- Townes Van Zant - Roadsongs
- The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground And Nico
- ... The Velvet Underground
- ... Peel Slowly + See - disc 3
- ... Loaded - Fully Loaded Edition [Rhino remaster w/.boni]
- ... Loaded - Fully Loaded Edition disc 2
- Heitor Villa-Lobos - Bachianas Brasileiras Nos. 1, 2, 5, + 9
- Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes [remaster w/boni]
- ... Violent Femmes disc 2: Live Recordings
- ... Hallowed Ground
- ... 3
- ... Why Do Birds Sing?
- ... Viva Wisconsin
- ... Freak Magnet [remaster w/boni]
- Veruca Salt - American Thighs
- The Verve - Urban Hymns
- Loudon Wainwright III - More Love Songs
- ... Unrequited [remaster w/boni]
- ... History
- ... Grown Man
- Tom Waits - The Early Years Vol. 1
- ... Closing Time
- ... The Heart of Saturday Night
- ... Small Change
- ... Blue Valentine
- ... Foreign Affairs
- ... Nighhthawks At the Diner
- ... Heartattack And Vine
- ... Swordfishtrombones
- ... Rain Dogs
- ... Franks Wild Years
- ... Bone Machine
- ... The Black Rider
- ... Mule Variations
- ... Alice
- ... Blood Money
- ... Real Gone
- ... Bad as Me
- ... Big Time
- ... Orphans - Brawlers
- ... Orphans - Bawlers
- ... Orphans - Bastards
- ... Austin City Limits CDR
- ... Nov. 5, 1985 disc one CDR
- ... Nov. 5, 1985 disc two CDR
- ... VH1 Storytellers disc one CDR
- ... VH1 Storytellers disc two CDR
- ... Rainy Night in Dallas [CDR]
- Wakey!Wakey! - Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said the Last Time I Saw You...
- Fats Waller + His Rhythm - A Good Man Is Hard To Find: The Middle Years... [disc one]
- ... A Good Man Is Hard To Find... - disc 2
- ... A Good Man Is Hard To Find... [disc three]
- The Wallflowers - Bringing Down the Horse
- War - The Best of War... And More
- The Waterboys - Dream Harder
- Muddy Waters - Folk Singer
- ... His Best, 1947 To 1955
- Wayanay Inka - The Flight Of the Condor
- We Are Augustines - Rise Ye Sunken Ships
- Ween - Pure Guava
- ... Chocolate And Cheese
- ... 12 Golden Country Greats
- ... The Mollusk
- David West - Pickin' On Pink Floyd
- Paul Westerburg - 14 Songs
- The White Stripes - White Blood Cells
- The Who - My Generation
- ... Who's Next
- Wideawake - Not So Far Away
- Hank Williams - The Legendary Recordings [mp3]
- Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels On a Gravel Road
- ... Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone - disc 1
- ... Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone - disc 2
- Sonny Boy Williamson - His Best
- Brian Wilson - Smile
- ... Reimagines Gershwin
- Wolf Parade - Apologies To the Queen Mary
- Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
- ... Talking Book
- ... Songs In the Key Of Life - disc 1
- ... Songs In the Key Of Life - disc 2
- Steve Wynn - Kerosene Man
- ... Dazzling Display [2000 remaster w/boni]
- ... Melting In the Dark
- ... Sweetness And Light
- ... Fluorescent
- ... My Midnight
- ... Crossing Dragon Bridge
- ... Take Your Flunky And Dangle
- ... Here Come the Miracles - disc 1
- ... Here Come the Miracles - disc 2
- ... What I Did After My Band Broke Up
- ... Visitation Rights
- ... Up There [mp3]
- Steve Wynn + the Miracle 3 - …tick…tick…tick
- ... Static Transmission
- ... Out-Takes From the Static Transmission Sessions
- ... Northern Aggression
- X - Los Angeles [Rhino remaster w/boni]
- XTC Oranges And Lemons
- Yo La Tengo - Electr-O-Pura
- Neil Young - Harvest
- ... Freedom
- ... Harvest Moon
- ... Weld - disc 1
- ... Weld - disc 2
- ... Unplugged
- The Young Dubliners - Breathe
- Young@Heart Chorus - Now
- Frank Zappa - Sheik Yerbouti
- ZZ Top Rancho Texicano: The Very Best Of - disc 1
- ... Rancho Texicano: The Very Best Of - disc 2
- Warren Zevon - Genius: The Best Of
- The Zombies - Odyssey + Oracle [1998 reissue with 15 boni]
- various artistes - Adios Amigo: A Tribute To Arthur Alexander
- ... All Aboard: A Tribute to Johnny Cash
- ... America: A Tribute To Heroes 1
- ... America: A Tribute To Heroes - disc 2
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume One: Ballads - disc 1
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume One: Ballads - disc 2
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume Two: Social Music - disc 1
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume Two: Social Music - disc 2
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume Three: Songs - disc 1
- ... Anthology of American Folk Music Volume Three: Songs - disc 2
- ... Artist's Choice: Rolling Stones
- ... Avenue Q Original Broadway Cast Recording
- ... Beat the Retreat:Songs By Richard Thompson
- ... The Best Of Mountain Stage - Volume Three
- ... The Best Tracks From the Best Albums Of 1999
- ... The Big Backyward Sampler: SxSW 1998
- ... Blow the Man Down
- ... Blowin' In the Wind: A Reggae Tribute...
- ... Born To Choose
- ... CMJ New Music Volume 61
- ... CMJ New Music Volume 62
- ... Chef Aid: The South Park Album
- ... Classic African-American Ballads
- ... Classic Folk Music
- ... Classic Maritime Music from Smithsonian Folkways
- ... Columbia Records Radio Hour, Vol. 2
- ... Corridos y Narcocorridos
- ... Dead Man Walking
- ... Deadicated
- ... Dylan Covered
- ... Endless Highway: The Music of the Band
- ... Favorite Songs [the Gap]
- ... Folkways: A Vision Shared
- ... For Our Children: 10th Anniversary Edition
- ... Four by Four
- ... Future Soundtrack For America
- ... Give 'Em the Boot III
- ... Give 'Em the Boot IV
- ... Good Rockin' Tonight: The Legacy Of Sun Records
- ... Gotta Serve Somebody: the Gospel Songs of Bob Dylan
- ... Groundwork
- ... Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording - disc 1
- ... Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording - disc 2
- ... Hard Rain: A Tribute To Bob Dylan Vol. Two
- ... Highway 61 Revisited Revisited
- ... Holiday Hangover
- ... I Shall Be Unreleased: The Songs of Bob Dylan
- ... If I Were a Carpenter
- ... I'm Not There Disc One
- ... I'm Not There Disc Two
- ... I'm Your Fan
- ... Instant Karma: The Campaign To Save Darfur - disc 1
- ... Instant Karma: The Campaign To Save Darfur - disc 2
- ... Instant Karma 2002
- ... Irish Drinking Songs [CBS]
- ... Irish Drinking Songs [Passport]
- ... Irish Rebel Songs: Ireland's Best [BCI]
- ... Kinda Love You Got, Knock Me Off My Feet CDR mix]
- ... Kindred Spirits: A Tribute To the Songs Of Johnny Cash
- ... Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels [British version]
- ... The Lost Notebooks Of Hank Williams
- ... Masked And Anonymous
- ... A Mighty Wind
- ... More Sounds of the New West
- ... Nobody's Child
- ... A Nod To Bob
- ... O Brother, Where Art Thou?
- ... 100 Fifties Hits [mp3]
- ... One Step Up: Songs of Bruce Springsteen
- ... Two Steps Back: Songs Of Bruce Springsteen
- ... Paste Sampler 23
- ... Paste Sampler 24
- ... Paste Sampler 25
- ... Paste Sampler 26
- ... Paste Sampler 27
- ... Paste Sampler 28
- ... Paste Sampler 29
- ... Paste Sampler 30
- ... Paste Sampler 31
- ... Paste Sampler 33
- ... Paste Sampler 39
- ... Paste Sampler 40
- ... Paste Sampler 41
- ... Paste Sampler 42
- ... Paste Sampler 43
- ... Paste Sampler 44
- ... Paste Sampler 45
- ... Paste Sampler 46
- ... Paste Sampler 47
- ... Paste Sampler 48
- ... Pearls In the Snow: The Songs Of Kinky Friedman
- ... The People Speak
- ... Prestige Profiles Bonus Disc 8
- ... Punk-O-Rama 5
- ... Purely Irish Folk CD One [The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem]
- ... Purely Irish Folk CD Two [The Fureys]
- ... Putumayo Kids
- ... Putumayo Presents: Acoustic France
- ... Putumayo Presents: Africa
- ... Putumayo Presents: African Odyssey
- ... Rebellious Jukebox
- ... Red, Hot + Blue
- ... Rocky Horror Picture Show
- ... Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs + Chanteys - disc 1
- ... Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs + Chanteys - disc 2
- ... The Roots Of Bob Dylan
- ... Saturday Night Fever
- ... Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks
- ... Sea Songs & Shanties
- ... September Songs: The Music Of Kurt Weill
- ... Shanties + Songs Of the Sea
- ... Sing Hollies In Reverse
- ... Ska Island
- ... Song Of America: 1492-1960
- ... Song Of America: 1861-1945
- ... Song Of America: 1946-present
- ... Songs For Summer
- ... Songs From Around the World
- ... The Songs Of Jimmie Rodgers: A Tribute
- ... Songs Of the Civil War
- ... Spin: Start
- ... Standing In the Shadows Of Motown
- ... Stay Awake
- ... The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - disc 1
- ... The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - disc 2
- ... Sunny Teriyaki Hamburger Breakfast
- ... Sweet Relief
- ... Tangled Up In Blues - This Ain't No Tribute
- ... Take It Easy: 15 Soft Rock Anthems
- ... The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration - disc 1
- ... The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration - disc 2
- ... Till the Night Is Gone: A Tribute To Doc Pomus
- ... Timeless
- ... Tower Takes Texas By Storm
- ... Tracks Inspired By Bob Dylan
- ... Twistable Turnable Man
- ... 2005 - the Best [CDR mix]
- ... Unconditionally Guaranteed 2
- ... Unconditionally Guaranteed 7
- ... Unconditionally Guaranteed 2000
- ... Uncut: The Goldrush
- ... Uncut: Stereotypes
- ... Universal Love: Wedding Songs Reimagined [EP, mp3]
- ... Vectors [CDR mix]
- ...The Very Best of Burt Bacharach
- ... War Child Heroes
- ... We're a Happy Family
- ... What's Up Matador - disc 1
- ... What's Up Matador - disc 2
- ... Where Have All the Flowers Gone - disc 1
- ... Where Have All the Flowers Gone - disc 2
- ... Where the Pyramid Meets the Eye
- ... Where We Live: A Benefit CD For EarthJustice
- ... Whiskey In the Jar From Ireland
- ... Zac Crain For Mayor 2007 - disc 1
- ... Zac Crain For Mayor 2007 - disc 2
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