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Very Clean
Very Clean
How do i keep very clean?
So , im supposed to be having sex with this new guy this friday,& he is kinky! So i need to know how to keep my Vagina very clean & fresh so that if anything comes up i wont have any odor(:
a good shower prior to should be just fine.....
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Be [Clean] $12.5 {^Electric Circus} cost and won {$Common} some fans. It was very exploratory, especially so for a {\rap} album released in 2002, containing developments -- some of which soared, some of which sank -- that few longtime followers could have foreseen. Listen |
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Playlist: The Very Best of Cypress Hill [Clean] $6.67 Playlist: The Very Best of Cypress Hill [Clean] |
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The Very Best of Death Row [Clean] $14.79 Released nearly a decade after the two-disc {@Death Row}'s {^Greatest Hits}, the single-disc {^Very Best of Death Row} is both somewhat necessary and a little bizarre. It's could be meant to right some wrongs of the earlier compilation (wisely including t |
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Back to the Future: The Very Best of Jodeci [Clean] $13.69 Back to the future -The Very Best Of Jodeci brings together all the hits from three incredible multi-platinum albums that spawned over ten R&B top 10 hits with five singles hitting #1 on the R&B chart. CLEAN VERSION. Universal. 2005. |
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Playlist: The Very Best of Wu-Tang Clan [Clean] $7.17 Since presentation is so important to the revolutionary rap group the Wu-Tang Clan, this 2009 compilation falls well outside the Wu universe on looks alone. That said, it is meant to fit the design standard of Sony's Playlist series and the track list is prime Wu material. The hits "C.R.E.A.M.," "Method Man," and "Protect Ya Neck" (in its "Jump Off" remix) are present and surrounded by fan favorites plus a couple deep album cuts. Without the inclusion of "Gravel Pit" or "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing ta F' Wit," the "Very Best" part of the title is called into question, but what's really confusing is the comp's distaste for the group's 2000 album The W, which is only represented by one track. The Playlist series price is attractive and the whole eco-friendly, hybrid MP3/CD idea is interesting, but if money and availability are no object, you could do better (2004'sLegend of the Wu-Tang Clan) or much worse (1999's Wu-Chronicles). [Playlist: The Very Best of Wu-Tang Clan was also made available in a clean version with all explicit material removed.] ~ David Jeffries, Rovi |
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Playlist: The Very Best of Sir Mix-A-Lot [Clean] $7.17 For most intents and purposes, Playlist is the first Sir Mix-A-Lot compilation ever released, as the 2000 collection Beepers, Benzos & Booty never got wide circulation, and while it's missing a fair share of his charting singles, it's nevertheless a solid overview. Chances are most listeners won't miss "Iron Man," "I Got Game," "Jump on It," "One Time's Got No Case," and "Ride" -- all entries on Billboard's Hot Rap Singles charts and all missing here -- because this has "Baby Got Back" (in a clean "Rock Mix"), "My Hooptie," "Beepers," and two versions of "Posse on Broadway," along with a good selection of album tracks, all adding up to a representative cross section of Sir Mix-A-Lot's American recordings that serves as both a sampler and introduction. [A clean edition was also released with explicit content removed.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi |
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Clean Provence $37.99 Women's 2.14 oz EDP Spray. The soft fresh beautiful scent captured for centuries by the fine milled soaps of France is now a very special perfume by Clean. Reminiscent of pure soap and water freshly laundered linens and open blue skies Clean Provence perfume is infused with extracts of Provencal Lemon Cotton Blossom Rose Geranium Sweet Lime and Soft Violet Musk. Clean Provence will pamper you with a delicate just lathered fragrance. |
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Very Clean Liquid Hand Soap Citrus, 12 Oz $6.49 Very Clean Liquid Hand SoapQuickly cuts through & removes hard-to-get-off grease and oils AND is gentle of hands.Strong enough for those extra-tough-jobs yet mild enough for the whole family.Use in the workshop, workplace, garage, kitchen, bath & just about anywhere.Won't dry skineven with frequent use. Available in 4 popular natural fragrances(VERY CLEAN LIQUID HAND SOAP by Shikai). |
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Very Clean Liquid Hand Soap Cucumber, 12 Oz $6.49 Very Clean Liquid Hand SoapQuickly cuts through & removes hard-to-get-off grease and oils AND is gentle of hands.Strong enough for those extra-tough-jobs yet mild enough for the whole family.Use in the workshop, workplace, garage, kitchen, bath & just about anywhere.Won't dry skineven with frequent use. Available in 4 popular natural fragrances(VERY CLEAN LIQUID HAND SOAP by Shikai). |
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Clean Men $67.99 Men's 4.5 oz EDT Spray. There's no way to replicate the way a man smells when he has just showered but CLEAN MEN comes very close! You will be nuzzled in tight because with notes of ruby red grapefruit english lavender wild raspberry clove lime olibanum patchouli and musk he'll smell great and CLEAN! |
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Soap Fresh Very Clean Hand , 12 Oz $6.49 SoapQuickly cuts through & removes hard-to-get-off grease and oils AND is gentle of hands.Strong enough for those extra-tough-jobs yet mild enough for the whole family.Won't dry skin -- even with frequent use.Use in the workshop, workplace, garage, kitchen, bath -- & just about anywhere.Great for mechanics, cooks, construction workers, weekend do-it-yourselfers -- & just about anyone.. |
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Playlist: The Very Best of Suicidal Tendencies [Clean] $7.17 The Suicidal Tendencies installment in Sony Legacy’s popular playlist series promises the usual “life-changing songs, the out-of-print tracks, the hits, the fan favorites everyone loves, and the songs that make the artists who they are", and for the most part (minus the unforgivable exclusion of skate-punk classic "I Saw Your Mommy"), they pull it off. While by no means as solid as 1998’s Prime Cuts: The Best of Suicidal Tendencies, Playlist makes a good case for the California punk-metal pioneers as more than just the band that penned "Institutionalized." ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi |
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Blood Is Clean $12.78 Blood Is Clean, Honey Owens' debut as Valet, feels more like a séance than an album. Owens described the process of making these works as more like channeling the music rather than self-consciously recording it, and it shows: her voice, guitar and electronic drones are woven together inextricably, and as she murmurs and moans, the sounds surrounding her ebb and flow match her, rising and falling like breath on the aptly named "Mystic Flood." On "Sade 4 Bri," guitar melodies ripple, reflect and undulate in endless, hypnotic patterns. Blood Is Clean is very different than Owens' work with Nudge, and resembles her contributions to Jackie-O Motherfucker only slightly -- Valet's blend of folk, drones, and indescribable noises that sound organic (even if they're anything but) borrow from Owens' other projects but sound completely unique. "April 6" begins Blood Is Clean with massed, wordless vocals, bongos and impressionistic guitar textures -- Owens strums and taps her instrument into melodic rhythms and percussive melodies that blur into each other -- while electronic sounds and other percussive elements drift in and out. The effect is incredibly natural, almost like field recordings, but as atmospheric as the album gets, it never quite fades into the background, even on the most abstract pieces like "Burmajuana," which consists of little more than whispering, wind chimes, and viscous guitar drones. Blood Is Clean's more songlike tracks are especially beautiful: Owens has an unselfconsciously sensual voice much like Bardo Pond's Isobel Sollenberger, and "Tame All the Lions" and the title track have some of the disorienting, woozy loveliness of that band's more gently psychedelic moments. The final, 13-minute epic "North" is another standout, piling layers of processed, slowly morphing vocals on top of each other so densely and lushly that they're almost tangible, suggesting glaciers slowly but surely moving and reshaping themselves. Owens' uncanny gifts for textures and for playing with space and distance in her music make Blood Is Clean a quietly accomplished album, artfully crafted without being obviously crafted. Though Owens' work is subtle, it's not so understated that it fails to make an impact on the first listen, and while active listening to the album is rewarded, there's a lot to be said for letting its serene yet unexpected sounds wash over you. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi |
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Arular [Clean] $14.56 A cursory listen to Arular makes one wonder how it could generate so much heated, in-depth talk, as it did well before its official release. This is very direct and physical party music, with lots of slang-filled phrasings that might not have any more mea |
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The Recession [Clean] $15.6 Dropping the sequential album titles for his third release, Young Jeezy's The Recession introduces itself as anything but Thug Motivation 103. The opening title track features a collage of some very 2008 news reports where America is going broke while the |
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J.u.i.c.e. (clean) $10.27 With the good-time hit "Awesome" and two other very worthy numbers ("I Do" and "The Impossible") on the track list, J.U.I.C.E. EP is chock-full of that prime Flo Rida meets will.i.am gloss that Roscoe Dash trades in, and without having to cross that LP fi |
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Randall Clean Module $199.99 Very smooth, warm clean toneClass A style. Contains 2 - 12AX7s and a 3-band EQ with bright switch, gain, and level. |
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Assjack [Clean] $15.18 Say what you want about Shelton Hank Williams III -- love him, decry his "betrayal" of his heritage, or ignore him -- he can conceptualize, write, and play. Assjack is a death metal and metalcore band he created to play the final part of his live shows. Mostly audiences didn't stick around, but in recent years, through the whisper stream, Assjack has started to gain its own audience of younger fans who like their music extreme. In many ways, Assjack goes back to Hank III's real roots in punk and hardcore bands -- he's been talking about them since he released his first album. III has finally recorded his Assjack project in the studio. Though he plays with a full band on tour, he's done the album all by himself. This self-titled debut features III playing every instrument himself and producing. The album combines the extremities of Florida death metal, Hellbilly (III's other band) attitude, industrial metal, and skater hardcore. Clocking in at a little over 31 minutes, this is a blast-your-face-off outing with one song bleeding very purposefully into another. With the exception of some synth noise, III has done an exceptional job of making the outing sound live -- with the exception of some of the drums that sound programmed (which is fine). Standout cuts include the brutally emotional "Cut Throat" and the slamming "Cocaine the White Devil," which has the brutal power of later Ministry, the over the top volume and guitar riffing of Roach Motel, and the dynamics of Slipknot. This is a solid debut that appeals to a very particular audience. That said, everything here is done exceptionally well. [A clean version with explicit content removed is also available.] ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Performers: Hank Williams III - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums |
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Clean (Paperback) $24.86 Clean presents the revolutionary health program that Uruguayan-born Alejandro Junger, MD, director of integrative medicine at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, has developed over years of practice. Beginning with his own personal experience, Junger leads us through the steps of restoring and rejuvenating our bodies and minds with resources that we’ve always had inside us but very often neglected to use. Junger offers a bleak diagnosis of a world that has filled our bodies with toxins. We have come to accept our bothersome health problems—such as allergies, restless nights, anxiety, indigestion, extra weight, acne, head colds, and viruses—as givens. We look to over-the-counter medication to alleviate our daily ailments, a practice that only perpetuates chronic health issues instead of curing their causes. Junger steers us away from self-medicating and claims instead that our health problems can be remedied if we restore our bodies to their full, natural potential. The program is designed for people who live busy lives and find themselves all too often succumbing to toxic fast food diets and poor sleeping and exercise habits. Junger gives the reader ample information and guidance in each chapter of the book, and includes multiple easy-to-prepare and healthy recipes as an appendix. Written in clear, concise, and accessible prose, Clean provides us with the tools to empower ourselves and to take a refreshing, thoughtful look at the way we live today. |
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Shwayze [Clean] $8.43 Who says nobody makes regional music anymore? Shwayze is all about a specific place, even a specific time -- namely, the tonier areas of Los Angeles at the tail-end of the Bush era. Call it a soundtrack to The Hills generation, as this is music designed to be seen, not heard, to be repeated endlessly as bumper music to the ongoing saga of Lauren and Heidi, or on Shwayze's very own MTV reality show, Buzzin'. What has Shwayze done to deserve such attention? Well, the rapper has had either the good fortune or keen social skills to hook up with one Cisco Adler, a scenester DJ who has managed to date Mischa Barton, Paris Hilton and -- see how it's all tied together -- Lauren Conrad of The Hills. Cisco is prominently featured in all photos and publicity for Shwayze's eponymous 2008 debut, so it's easy to assume that Shwayze is a group, not a rapper, and, in most respects, they are a duo, as Adler is responsible for the sun-blasted, bud-blitzed grooves that overshadow Shwayze's mumbled rhymes about sunshine, slumming rich girls, and lazy days fueled by bushels of weed. Occasionally, Shwayze threads in hints of vague violence, imagining throwing his guns in the air and stumbling upon cops who aren't quite as intimidating as pissed-off parents, but this is all fantasy learned from movies and classic rap, retro entertainment that has him convinced that 1985, the year before his birth, was a very green year indeed. Shwayze rewrites his odes to pot and babes -- the marijuana described lovingly and longingly, the girls an afterthought -- for 13 songs and thankfully, Cisco's palette is as limited as his partner's, as he latches upon the first sunny Sublime hippie groove that he can find and rides it out, never changing it, never varying it, even when Dave Navarro steps in to do something (it's unclear exactly what) on the closer "Flashlight," which has as little to do with Parliament as "James Brown Is Dead" has to do with either the Godfather of Soul or L.A. Style. There may be no recognition of L.A. Style, but in their blissfully ignorant, lazily monotonous sunshine grooves, Shwayze does manage to be all about the style of L.A. in 2008. [A clean version of the album was made available.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Performers: Danny Chaimson - Keyboards; Dave Navarro - Guitar (Electric); Jeramy Gritter - Guitar (Acoustic) |
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Pimpalation [Clean] $15.18 Since Pimp C entered prison in early 2002, his UGK brother Bun B unwillingly launched a solo career with the heavy-hitting 2005 album Trill and the fantastic single "Draped Up." It was a more mainstream affair than anything UGK had ever attempted, and the fans who were disappointed by Bun B going bling are going to be even more bitter after hearing Pimpalation, an album that makes no grand statements but bangs hard with numerous club cuts. Easing listeners off the righteous "Free Pimp C" campaign mania that led up to the album's release, the great Tom Petty-sampling "I'm Free" thanks the fans for waiting and addresses lockdown and release. Hot on its heels, the hard and very UGK "Knockin' Doorz Down" attempts to unite the South while announcing the Pimp's return to the game. From here, it's forget about the past and get back to work. "Pourin' Up" is the little brother to Bun B's "Draped Up," although it's Pimp C, so it's more aggressive, brasher, and extra sleazy. A ridiculous amount of hooky tracks with an even more ridiculous amount of guest stars -- shades of Trill once again -- follow with Pimp C dropping the more hedonistic side of Houston culture all over tracks like the sly "Bobby & Whitney." This is a party, so those who expect a storytelling prison album like Beanie Sigel's The B.Coming are in for a big letdown. Their loss, but thuggish Friday nights that crave that syrup sippin' Texas noise rarely have it so good. [Pimpalation was also made available in a clean version, with all explicit material removed.] ~ David Jeffries, Rovi |
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Konvicted [Clean] $12.74 "Locked Up"'s success provided Akon with instant heavyweight clout. Upgraded from writing songs and doing the occasional hook for B-, C-, and D-level artists, he tallied a multi-platinum album, was granted his own boutique label (which was used to spawn T-Pain), and became in-demand as an A-list collaborator -- he worked with Young Jeezy, R. Kelly, Gwen Stefani, and even Elton John. His second album, Konvicted, isn't much different from the debut (patchiness included), even though it comes from a different perspective. He even addresses his newfound fame, along with the expectations and other forms of grief that come with it, in a vague but very saddened way throughout "The Rain." For the most part, though, Konvicted offers more ultra-macho R&B. The guest spots come from Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Styles P, leaving no room for female hooks or verses. Akon hits on strippers (but does not fall in love with them), smacks behinds, and tends to go with what suits him best: bragging and seducing while delivering like-sounding hooks in his unique voice. Whenever the yearning and heartache is allowed through, he's not persuasive, and he sounds like he still has the club on his mind. [A clean version of the album was also released.] ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi Performers: Hakim Abdulsamad - Vocals (Background); Cory Boyd - Bass; Giorgio Tuinfort - Keyboards; Luis Resto - Keyboards; Michael Butler - Drums; Tony Love - Guitar |
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AFI [Clean] $11.18 "While we're really proud of our history and accomplishments we feel our career is really just getting started and feel slightly embarrassed by anything that hints at retrospect. There's plenty of time for that later when we're old. We'd rather move forward...." That was the post by AFI on their official message board in October 2004. Though cryptic, it seemed to denounce or at least dismiss the hits and rarities compilation issued that November by Nitro Records, AFI's label until their 2003 bow for DreamWorks. Unauthorized? Maybe. But AFI is still a solid overview of the band's pre-Sing the Sorrow output, which between 1996 and 2000 included five albums and an EP. Quality was spotty on each release. But the records do trace the transformation of AFI's sound, from the early influence of California hardcore and punk to the crashing chords and richer melodic sense that would coalesce with the hit major-label debut, Sorrow. Working in reverse chronological order, AFI includes the stronger tracks from each album, as well as a few extras to reel in the diehards. "Winter's Tale" is a rousing, U.K.-only pop-punk gem from the Days of the Phoenix EP, there are two tracks from the All Hallows EP, and "Lower It" comes from the vinyl of 1999's Black Sails in the Sunset. "Rolling Balls" and "Who Said You Could Touch Me?" also come from the vinyl pressing of Very Proud of Ya. Even if it is a Christmas season play on AFI's larger popularity, Nitro's collection is a snapshot of the group's development. Its brash sound will also be a surprise to fans of the much more grandiose Sing the Sorrow. [Nitro also released a clean edition of AFI that censors the instances of profanity.] ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi |
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