| 950 products found for uk in CDs  | This album by the nu-metal group Limp Bizkit includes "Hot Dog," "Full Nelson," and "Take a Look Around."The British special-edition release presents an additional disc with seven tracks and video clips. |  | Four years after their last studio album 'Rosenrot' comes this eagerly anticipated sixth full-length from the German industrial metallers, whose title translates as "Love Is There For All". Produced by the band with their longterm collaborator Jacob... | ![CD: No Angel (UK Edition) [ECD] Dido, 2001](http://i4.ebayimg.com/03/c/01/a2/ce/f3_6.JPG) | Personnel: Dido (vocals, recorder, keyboards); Rick Nowels (acoustic guitar, Wurlitzer piano, Chamberlin, keyboards); Paulie Herman (guitar, harmonica); John Themis (electric guitar, percussion); Rusty Anderson, Martin McCory (electric guitar); Dave... |  | This collection brings together all the singles released by Brixton based house duo Basement Jaxx. The album showcases the duo's unique mix of house, funk, punk, and reggae and includes the top ten hits 'Where's Your Head At', 'Red Alert',... |  | 'Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned' follows The Prodigy's hugely successful 1997 release, 'The Fat Of The Land'. Stripping back the rock sound of the previous album and ditching the vocal talents of Maxim and Keith Flint, Liam Howlett goes back to... |  | The Prodigy was the highest profile electronic dance act of the 1990s, balancing the heavy breakbeat sound of hardcore rave music with a flashy image and memorable hooks. Although they crafted excellent studio albums, the Prodigy were primarily a... |  | The Prodigy: Keith Flint, Maxim Reality (vocals); Liam Howlett (various instruments); Leeroy Thornhill.Additional personnel: Shahin Bada, Kool Keith, Crispin Mills (vocals); Jim Davies (guitar); Saffron (background vocals).FAT OF THE LAND was... | | 'Invaders Must Die' is the fifth studio album by British electronic act the Prodigy. As one of the most successful and respected dance groups of recent times, this album sees the return of both Keith Flint and Maxim to the fold for their most... |  | | | |
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