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Breathe Right Nasal Strips TAN SMALL/ MEDIUM 30 COUNT BYE BYE SNORING SLEEP WELL $9.99 |
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Breathe Right Extra Nasal 44 Tan Strips Snoring Adult Nose Sleep Aid Sleeping $19.93 |
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1 YR BREATHE CLEAR sleep right aid Stop Snore Snoring #5P502 STRIPS NASAL CONES $12.68 |
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Kick Asthma Naturally DVD Home Study Kit $95.00 Asthma Breakthrough- safe, effective, natural and clinically proven. In contrast to the conventional medical model, Kick Asthma® offers a unique series of breathing exercises to address the true root cause of asthma, chronic hyperventilation. This program restores normal breathing patterns, improves asthma and reduces the need for medications. These exercises were developed by Russian physician… |
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Snorepin(TM) – The Smarter Solution Against Snoring and Sleep Apnea (Advanced Design Save Your Lungs) $3.94 Snorepin – The Smarter Solution Against Snoring The new designed and real functional Snorepin is one of the best Anti Snore products so far. The Snorepin with its anatomic conical shape feels very comfortable in the nose and looks unobtrusive. It leads to much |
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Free Yourself From Sinus and Allergy Problems Permanently $15.75 Take Charge of your treatment! Dr. Grossan’s system allows you to beat your sinus and nasal allergy problems, not only without drugs or surgery, but permanently, by getting to the root causes of your problems. This book covers just about everything related to sinus and nasal allergy problems, sinusitis, rhinitis, snoring, post-nasal drip, related bad breath, and more. Also covered: Breakthrough me… |
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Surgery for Sleep-Disordered Breathing $39.92 In recent years, the spectrum of therapy for sleep-related breathing disorders has been immensely enriched by numerous innovative surgical procedures and techniques. Deciding which therapy is most appropriate for which patient is often a difficult matter, especially in light of the non-surgical alternatives. This book analyses the efficiency of the recognised surgical procedures; it is rooted in e… |
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Breathe Smart: Make Your Own Nasal Strips $7.00 … |
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Latex Nose Clip – Adjustable metal clip – Comfortable latex covering – Fits both youth and adults $5.99 Latex Nose Clip – Adjustable metal clip – Comfortable latex covering – Fits both youth and adults… |
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Suprefact Nasal Spray (Buserelin) 1mg/ml 10.00 $113 Suprefact Nasal Spray (Buserelin) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 32mcg (120 dose) 3.00 $117 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 32mcg (60 dose) 1.00 $36 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 64mcg (120 dose) 1.00 $55 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 64mcg (200 doses) 1.00 $28 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 64mcg (240 dose) 1.00 $80 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 100mcg (150 dose) 1.00 $35 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) 32mcg (120 dose) 1.00 $41 Rhinocort AQ Nasal Spray (Budesonide) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Miacalcin Nasal Spray (Calcitonin) 3.7 mL 200iu 14 doses X 2.00 $51 Miacalcin Nasal Spray (Calcitonin) from a trusted online pet pharmacy. Total Pet Supply offers free shipping all orders over $100 |
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Conair Facial Sauna System $23.99 This facial sauna system features a facial tool with an exfoliating brush, a sponge attachment for flexible use and a timer to customize the length of your facial or nasal treatment. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Jr. HEGA Air Filter (HEGA White) $394.99 Engineered to ease allergy symptoms . The Austin Air Allergy Junior utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Jr HEGA Air Filter (HEGA Sandstone) $394.99 Engineered to ease allergy symptoms. The Austin Air Allergy Junior utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Jr HEGA Air Filter (HEGA Black) $394.99 Engineered to ease allergy symptoms. The Austin Air Allergy Junior utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Jr HEGA Air Filter (HEGA Silver) $394.99 Engineered to ease allergy symptoms . The Austin Air Allergy Junior utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Air Filter (HEGA Black) $574.99 Relieves allergy symptoms. The Austin Air Allergy Machine utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Air Filter (HEGA White) $574.99 Relieves allergy symptoms. The Austin Air Allergy Machine utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austin's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Austin Air Allergy Machine Air Filter (HEGA Sandstone) $574.99 Relieves allergy symptoms. The Austin Air Allergy Machine utilizes both the HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) and HEGA (High Efficiency Gas Absorption) air filters to produce an effective combination of filtration to alleviate bothersome allergic flare-ups. The HEGA 2.1 is exclusive to Austi's products, and is specifically engineered for durability and effective relief of coughing, sneezing, nasal congestion, dry or watery eyes, and many other allergy symptoms. |
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Charlie Chaplin, Vol. 6 – B&W $5.99 Includes:A Woman (1915) Work (1915) Shanghaied (1915) The Bank (1915) A Woman Charlie Chaplin’s ninth film for Essanay contains his third and last female impersonation. It begins, as so many of Chaplin’s early films do, in a park. Edna Purviance is seated on a park bench with her parents (Charles Insley and Marta Golden). Mother has fallen asleep and is snoring loudly, much to Edna’s disgust. Bored, Edna herself soon falls asleep and Father, spotting a fetching lady (Margie Reiger), chases … |
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Popeye: When Popeye Ruled the World - $4.99 Includes:Shuteye Popeye (1952) Bride and Gloom (1954) Private Eye Popeye (1954) Taxi-Turvey (1954) Gopher Spinach (1954) Cookin’ With Gags (1955) Popeye For President (1956) A Haul in One (1956) Insect to Injury (1956) Out to Punch (1956) Shuteye Popeye It’s late at night, and Popeye is snoring so loudly that the suction is pulling the drawers out of his bedroom bureau. This annoys a little mouse living in the wall of the house, who is unable to get any sleep. Unable to persuade Popeye to … |
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Booster $17.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. One Night in Space, 1. Tangram Chin Part, 2. Hyper Sphinx, 2. Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence, 3. Metaphor, Pt. 1, 3. Tangines on and Running, 4. All Thirsty Angels Pass, 4. Metaphor, Pt. 2, 5. Greek Mirror, The, 5. World Away from Gagaland, 6. Big Sur and the Oranges from Hieronymus Bosch, 6. Lady Monk, 7. I Could Hear It When the Moon Collapsed on Broadway, 7. ?a Va — ?a Marche — ?a Ira Encore, 8. Bells of Accra, 8. Logos |
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Rocketfish Road Trip Kit for Nintendo 3DS $14.99 It’s another eight hours before the car arrives at Grandma’s house. Your sister is snoring loudly from the other side of the back seat. Luckily for you, you remembered to pack your favorite handheld console and the Road Trip Kit for the Nintendo 3DS to keep yourself entertained for the duration of the trip. Eight hours will go by in a flash as long as you’re slaying dragons, stopping zombie invasions and proving yourself to be the virtual athlete of the century. The charger’s sleek, compact design offers convenient storage, so it’s always readily available to keep your handheld console charged. The adapter is compatible with Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL and Nintendo 3DS game systems. The earbuds, which are also compatible with Nintendo DS Lite, immerse you in the game’s sound to truly put you in the heart of the gameplay. |
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The Best of the Del Vikings [Collectables 2005] $6.99 A mid-’60s reissue of the group’s single sides, this includes their first two Top 40 hits, “Come Go With Me” and “Whispering Bells.” It’s an above-par set of ’50s doo wop, in this case using a typical ’50s instrumental backing style. The hits are their best songs, but several others rise above doo wop clich?s with interesting lyrics or frenzied arrangements. The group scores further points by switching leads between a smooth baritone and a nasal tenor. However, about half the tracks are indistinguishable from any other doo wop set and don’t sustain the listener’s interest. ~ Steven Knowlton |
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Most Requested Sound Effects [Import] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Applause 1 – Various Artists, 2. Applause 2 – Various Artists, 3. Applause 3 – Various Artists, 4. Babies Crying – Various Artists, 5. Baby Crying – Various Artists, 6. Baby Screaming – Various Artists, 7. Blood Spurting – Various Artists, 8. Body Falling Into Water – Various Artists, 9. Bus Arrive & Leave – Various Artists, 10. Coughing Man – Various Artists, 11. Coughing Woman – Various Artists, 12. Demonic Laughter – Various Artists, 13. Drunk Snoring – Various Artists, 14. Electronic Train – Various Artists, 15. Farting Barks – Various Artists, 16. Farting Long – Various Artists, 17. Farting Quick – Various Artists, 18. Farting Short – Various Artists, 19. Farting Tearaway – Various Artists, 20. Female Laughter – Various Artists, 21. Fire Cracling – Various Artists, 22. Gargling – Various Artists, 23. Giggling – Various Artists, 24. Heavy Breathing Man – Various Artists, 25. Heavy Breathing Woman – Various Artists, 26. Helicopter Liftoff – Various Artists, 27. Hiccups Female – Various Artists, 28. Horror Toilet Flush – Various Artists, 29. Aerial Peeing – Various Artists, 30. Jet Landing – Various Artists, 31. Jet Takeoff – Various Artists, 32. Limbs Crushing – Various Artists, 33. Long Raspberries – Various Artists, 34. Male Laughter – Various Artists, 35. Man Screaming – Various Artists, 36. Man Sighing – Various Artists, 37. Sneezing – Various Artists, 38. Man Snoring – Various Artists, 39. Mega Flush – Various Artists, 40. Nose Blowing – Various Artists, 41. Panting Female – Various Artists, 42. Panting Male – Various Artists, 43. Punches – Various Artists, 44. Rain & Thunder – Various Artists, 45. Rain Heavy – Various Artists, 46. Short Burp – Various Artists, 47. Short Raspberry – Various Artists, 48. Throat Clearing Male – Various Artists, 49. Throat Clearing Female – Various Artists, 50. Traffic – Various Artists, 51. Various Burps – Various Artists, 52. Vomiting Various – Various Artists, 53. Waves on Rocks – Various Artists, 54. Woman Screaming – Various Artists, 55. Woman Sighing – Various Artists, 56. Woman Snoring – Various Artists, 57. Yawning Female – Various Artists, 58. Yawning Male – Various Artists, 59. Electric Blending – Various Artists, 60. Electric Can Opener – Various Artists, 61. Electric Jug – Various Artists, 62. Electric Shaver – Various Artists, 63. Hair Dryer – Various Artists, 64. Kenwood Chef Mixer – Various Artists, 65. Microwave Oven 3 – Various Artists, 66. Spin Dryer – Various Artists, 67. Tea Making – Various Artists, 68. Telephone Dial Tone – Various Artists, 69. Telephone Engaged Tone – Various Artists, 70. Telephone Ringing – Various Artists, 71. Washing Machine – Various Artists, 72. Car Wash – Various Artists, 73. Church Bells – Various Artists, 74. Clock Chime – Various Artists, 75. Coffee Shop – Various Artists, 76. Corks Popping – Various Artists, 77. Department Store – Various Artists, 78. Ferry Ride – Various Artists, 79. Filling Car With Fuel – Various Artists, 80. Freeway Traf |
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Sound Effects: Cartoon and Movie $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Air Raid Siren, 2. Anvil, 3. Baby Cryin, 4. Bicycle Bell, 5. Big Gunfire, 6. Big Space Wind, 7. Breaking Glass, 8. Bugle-”Last Post”, 9. Bugle-”Reveille”, 10. Bugle-”Charge! “, 11. Bulb Horn, 12. Burp 1, 13. Burp 2, 14. Buzzer Alarm, 15. Car Horns-Various, 16. Clapping & Laughter, 17. Clock Factory, 18. Cracking Whips, 19. Cuckoo Clock, 20. Dishes Crashing, 21. Dive Alarm, 22. Door Creaking, 23. Door Knock Sequence, 24. Doorbell 1, 25. Doorbell 2, 26. Drum Roll/Cymbal Crash, 27. Eating Carrots, 28. Electric Zap, 29. Electronic Crash, 30. Electronic Spaceship, 31. Electronic Zap, 32. Falling Object-Breaks, 33. Firecracker-Small, 34. Firecracker-Small, 35. Fireworks, 36. Galloping Horses, 37. Gargling-Female, 38. Gargling-Male, 39. Gatling Gun, 40. Gong, 41. Grandfather Clock, 42. Hand Pump, 43. Hi I’m Casper, 44. Hiccups-Female, 45. Hiccups-Male, 46. Horn-Steamer, 47. Horse, 48. Humming, 49. Indian War Cry, 50. Jibba Jabba, 51. Laser Guns, 52. Long Explosion, 53. Machine Gun, 54. Mid-Air Explosion, 55. Navy Ship Alarm, 56. Panting-Female, 57. Panting-Male, 58. Party Popper, 59. Party Whistle, 60. Pistol Shots, 61. Pogo Stick, 62. Police Siren & Tire Squeal, 63. Ratchet, 64. Ratchet 32, 65. Ready for Take-Off, 66. Rifle Shots, 67. Ship’s Horn, 68. Shots/Ricochets, 69. Silly Car Horns, 70. Slide Whistle-Down, 71. Slide Whistle-Up, 72. Slide Whistle-Various, 73. Snoring-Female, 74. Snoring-Male, 75. Sonic Boom, 76. Spaceship Flyby, 77. Spaceship Flyby, 78. Spinning Space Sound, 79. Squeaker, 80. Squeeze Horn, 81. Steam Engine, 82. Triangle-Large, 83. Truck Horn, 84. Wobbly Whistle, 85. Yawning-Female, 86. Yawning-Male, 87. 1 O’Clock, 88. 2 O’Clock, 89. 3 O’Clock, 90. 4 O’Clock, 91. 5 O’Clock, 92. 6 O’Clock, 93. 7 O’Clock, 94. 8 O’Clock, 95. 9 O’Clock, 96. 10 O’Clock, 97. 11 O’Clock, 98. 12 O’Clock |
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Scott Joplin: The Complete Rags, Marches,… $42.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), (DISC 4:), 1. Cascades, The, 1. Original Rags, 1. Please Say You Will, 1. Solace, 2. Great Crush Collision, 2. Heliotrope Bouquet, 2. Palm Leaf Rag, 2. Picture of Her Face, A, 3. Favorite, The, 3. Harmony Club Waltz, 3. I Am Thinking of My Pickaninny Days, 3. Sugar Cane, 4. Combination March, 4. Fig Leaf Rag, 4. Ragtime Dance, The, 4. Sycamore, The, 5. Chrysanthemum, The, 5. Little Black Baby, 5. Maple Leaf Rag, 5. Pine Apple Rag, 6. Bethena, 6. Maple Leaf Rag, 6. Swipesy, 6. Wall Street Rag, 7. Country Club, 7. Rose-Bud March, 7. Sarah Dear, 7. Sunflower Slow Drag, 8. Augustan Club Waltz, The, 8. Good-Bye Old Gal Good-Bye, 8. Leola, 8. Pleasant Moments, 9. Bink’s Waltz, 9. Euphonic Sounds, 9. Peacherine Rag, 9. Snoring Sampson, 10. Easy Winners, The, 10. Eugenia, 10. Paragon Rag, 10. When Your Hair Is Like the Snow, 11. Antoinette, 11. Cleopha, 11. Pine Apple Rag, 11. Stoptime Rag, 12. Felicity Rag, 12. Lovin’ Babe, 12. Rag-Time Dance, The, 12. Strenuous Life, The, 13. Breeze From Alabama, A, 13. Nonpareil (None to Equal), 13. Scott Joplin’s New Rag, 13. Unknown Song Fragment, 14. Elite Syncopations, 14. Kismet Rag, 14. Search-Light Rag, 15. Entertainer, The, 15. Gladiolus Rag, 15. Magnetic Rag, 16. Lily Queen, 16. March Majestic, 16. Silver Swan Rag, 17. Reflection Rag, 17. Rose Leaf Rag, 17. Something Doing, 18. Weeping Willow |
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The Student Prince $37.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Act Two Opening, 1. Overture, 2. Farmer Jacob Lay a-Snoring, 2. Prologue: By Our Bearing So Sedate, 3. Golden Days, 3. Student Life, 4. Garlands Bright, 4. Thoughts Will Come to Me of Days – (Final Act Two), 5. To the Inn We’re Marching, 5. We’re Off to Paris, City of Joy, 6. Deep in My Heart, Dear, 6. Drinking Song, 7. Act Three Opening, 7. I’m Coming at Your Call, 8. Ballet, 8. Student Has a Happy Lot, A, 9. Come Boys, Lets All Be Gay, Boys, 9. Waltz, 10. Entrance of the Prince and Engel, 10. Just We Two, 11. Flag That Flies, The, 11. Heidelberg, Beloved Vision, 12. Gavotte, 12. In Heidelberg Fair, 13. Gaudeamus Igitur, 13. Never More Will Come Again Those Days of Youth – (Final Act Three), 14. Drinking Song – (reprise), 14. Intermezzo, 15. Act Four Opening (Let Us Sing a Song), 15. Golden Days – (reprise), 16. Deep in My Heart, Dear, 16. To the Inn We’re Marching, 17. Come Sir, Will You Join Our Noble Saxon Corps, 17. Flag That Flies Above Us, 18. Serenade – (reprise), 18. To Our Native Land of Freedom, 19. Come Answer to Our Call, 19. Come Boys Let’s Be Gay Boys – (reprise), 20. Drinking Song – (reprise), 20. Part Two: Serenade – (reprise), 21. Serenade, 21. Untitled – (Hidden Track), 22. Carnival of Springtime, 23. Come Boys, Lets All Be Gay, Boys |
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Greatest Hits from the Bong $9.99 Although Cypress Hill’s heyday was in the early 1990s, the Los Angeles-based hip-hop act managed to have a surprisingly long-lived career in one form or another. (Nasal-voiced rapper B-Real is the group’s only consistent member.) While these spliffheads are perhaps best known for initial hits like the street-tough “How I Could Just Kill a Man” and the wheezing, squealing anthem “Insane in the Brain,” Cypress Hill also explored its Hispanic roots (“Latin Lingo”) and ventured into nu-metal territory (the guitar-heavy “Rock Superstar”).In addition to the aforementioned tracks, this 2005 compilation also includes an energetic reggaeton version of “Latin Thugs” that, like the original, features an appearance by Puerto Rican star Tego Calderon. Though the collection could have benefited from a few rarities (particularly the group’s JUDGMENT NIGHT soundtrack collaborations with Pearl Jam and Sonic Youth), GREATEST HITS FROM THE BONG is a commendable overview of this perennial hip-hop act. |
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Guilty $22.99 A massive single from one of the bands from the Johnny’s Entertainment stables, V6′s Guilty starts out with the title track, a bouncing bit of standardized pop. It’s complete with all of the necessary elements — a short rap break, a short instrumental break on the requisite Casio keyboards, a heartfelt ballad portion. It has an interesting chorus delivery thrown in, using a start-and-stop vocal style that sets it apart from similar material a bit, but it fails to garner a lot of interest beyond this. The attendant B-side is rather lackluster, but follows decently enough. On the main release version of the single, an additional two songs are added in — a very slightly jazzy number in “Medicine” that appears aimed at trying something new, but tends to fall over the nasal vocals of the second soloist, and a slightly more rousing, rock-tinged piece that shows some promise. Finally, instrumental versions of all the tracks are included at the end, plausibly for karaoke purposes. The single itself doesn’t have much to offer beyond previous releases from the band and the subgenre, but fans should be thrilled to have the newest dose nonetheless. ~ Adam Greenberg |
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The Renaissance [LP] $15.98 Q-Tip’s 1999 solo debut, AMPLIFIED, was perhaps too party-oriented, too pop-influenced, too strayed from straightforward hip-hop, to have pleased die-hard A Tribe Called Quest fans. After nine years of the genre’s evolution, which saw a handful of experimenters (i.e., Andre 3000, Kanye West, Pharrel Williams) running with Tip’s instincts to great mainstream success, the positivistic, soft soul-based hip-hop sound purveyed by the nasal-voiced Tribe frontman now seems a whole lot closer to rap conventions.Tip’s second official solo release, THE RENAISSANCE, has been a long time coming and is a welcome breath of fresh air. The man once known as the Abstract Poetic lets his complex lyrical intuitions run wild as he spits some of his most intricate free-associated verses since his Tribe days. Entirely self-produced (save for one gem, “Move,” from the late J Dilla), THE RENAISSANCE relies on spacey jazz grooves, looping guitar lines, uplifting soul samples, and melodically suave vocal work courtesy of guests Norah Jones, D’Angelo, Amanda Diva, Raphael Saadiq, and, of course, Tip himself. THE RENAISSANCE is both nostalgic and forward-looking–one of the most rewarding and well-rounded albums of 2008. |
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Labor Days $13.99 Personnel includes: Aesop Rock, Illogic, C Rayz Walz.Producers: Aesop Rock, Blockhead, Omega One.Every once in a while an MC comes along who has the ability to reaffirm listeners’ faith in hip-hop as a medium for intelligent, poetic, personal expression. Aesop Rock is one such MC, and LABOR DAYS is his defining statement. A flagship artist of the underground label Def Jux, Aesop Rock brings a style that is blisteringly fast, impossibly dense, and overflowing with metaphors, images, puns, references, and narratives. Rock’s voice and attack–a rapid-fire, somewhat nasal monotone–borrows from Kool Keith and Eminem, yet his highly literate rhymes are uniquely his own.Aesop Rock’s music is the antithesis of flashy, R&B-based commercial hip-hop, and his politically conscious, culturally aware lyrics are galaxies removed from the thug/gangster themes of hardcore rap. Intriguing samples, featuring instruments like flute and sitar, flesh out the beats, but this is lyric-centered hip-hop, and Rock gives us plenty to absorb. Absorbing character-based narratives (“No Regrets”) and slicing, alliterative tunes (“Daylight,” with its infectious, memorable chorus) are testaments to the rapper’s sophisticated lyrical superiority. |
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Triangulation Station (Japan) $49.99 A core member of Souls of Mischief, the quartet of rappers at the heart of the Bay Area underground rap collective known as the Hieroglyphics Imperium (along with Del tha Funkee Homosapien), Opio has also maintained a low-profile solo career. His fourth solo album, 2005′s Triangulation Station, is his best. A mixture of (mostly) laid-back beats, with varied and interesting samples layered over a base of live instruments, the album is dominated throughout by Opio’s inimitable voice. Possessing a piercing, nasal instrument that’s as unique as Snoop Dogg’s but much less limited, Opio is equally capable of nimble, speedy delivery of tricky rhymes (the opening self-celebration “Viva Main Vein!!!”) and a more aggressive, hectoring delivery that he uses on politically charged material like “What’s Wrong With This Picture,” a pointed diatribe against the lack of independent thought in the mass media. Guest stars, including Del, the rest of Souls of Mischief, and other members of the Hieroglyphics crew chime in but never dominate the proceedings. This is Opio’s album all the way, and on songs like the brilliant “For Those Who Don’t Know” (built on an ear-grabbing vintage synth hook and old-school turntables), he displays all of his production, lyrical, and vocal talents at their fullest. ~ Stewart Mason |
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Solid Guild [LP] $10.98 The Joggers: Murphy Kasiewicz, Ben Whitesides (vocals, guitar); Darrell Bourque (vocals, bass); Jake Morris (vocals, drums).On their debut album, Solid Guild, the Joggers craft a sound that fits in perfectly with their fellow Star Time labelmates and alumni. Their sharply hooky guitars, moody-yet-bouncy melodies, and shouty, slightly nasal vocals recall both the French Kicks and, especially, the Walkmen. On songs like “I’m Not Convinced” and “Oriental Alarms,” singer Ben Whitesides could be a dead ringer for the Walkmen’s Hamilton Leithauser, while the rest of the Joggers have an appealingly shambling approach that also recalls that band, albeit with less theatricality and more hooks. None of this means that the Joggers are derivative; it’s just that they’re another perfect expression of the Star Time sound. Besides, you can never have too much angular-yet-catchy, post-punk-inspired indie rock, especially when it’s as engaging as Solid Guild is. Most of the album finds the Joggers bouncing around to keep from falling apart, as on “Hot Autism” and “Every Other Word,” but they start the album on an atmospheric note with “Loosen Up,” which boasts surprisingly intricate guitars and sleigh bells; and the three-part harmonies on “Back to the Future” and “Neon Undercarriage” add a little romantic flair. A few slightly samey tracks keep Solid Guild from brilliance, but overall, it’s a strong, entertaining first album. ~ Heather Phares |
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3rd Rock from the Sun: The Complete Season One [2 Discs] - $4.99 Includes:3rd Rock From the Sun: The Dicks, They Are a Changin (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: I Enjoy Being a Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Frozen Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: The Art of Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Truth or Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Ab-Dick-Ted (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Body & Soul & Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Lonely Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Green-Eyed Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick, Smoker (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick Is from Mars, Sally Is from Venus (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick’s First Birthday (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Post-Nasal Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Brains and Eggs (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: See Dick Run (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Selfish Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Father Knows Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Assault With a Deadly Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick Like Me (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: Angry Dick (1996) 3rd Rock From the Sun: The Dicks, They Are a Changin No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: I Enjoy Being a Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Frozen Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: The Art of Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Truth or Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Ab-Dick-Ted No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Body & Soul & Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Lonely Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Green-Eyed Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick, Smoker No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick Is from Mars, Sally Is from Venus No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick’s First Birthday No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Post-Nasal Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Brains and Eggs No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: See Dick Run No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Selfish Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Father Knows Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Assault With a Deadly Dick No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick Like Me No synopsis available. 3rd Rock From the Sun: Angry Dick No synopsis available. |
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Sound Effects: Sounds of Sex $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Groans, 2. Groans, 3. Groans, 4. Groans, 5. Groans, 6. Groans, 7. Groping and Kissing, 8. Heartbeat/Breathing, 9. Heavybreathing (Female), 10. Heavybreathing, 11. I Just Want to Do It Over & Over, 12. I’m Feeling So Hot, 13. Ky Jelly out of the Tube, 14. Laughter – (Sexy Body Mix), 15. Oral Sex, 16. Long Zip Up, 17. Long Zip Up, 18. Male Zip Up, 19. Man Snoring After Sex, 20. MMMM #3, 21. MMMM, 22. MMMM You’re the Best, 23. MMMM #2, 24. Moans & Groans, 25. Moans, 26. Moans, 27. Moans, 28. Oh Baby, 29. Oh Yes, 30. Oh Yes… Right There, 31. Oh You Are So Good, 32. Orgasm, 33. Orgasmic Demolition, 34. Orgasmic Explosion, 35. Orgasmic Fireworks, 36. Panting (Female), 37. Panting, 38. Press Studs Do It, 39. Press Studs Undo, 40. Shoes Off, 41. Shower Door Close, 42. Shower Door Open, 43. Shower Fun for One, 44. Shower Off, 45. Shower Taps On, 46. Sighing (Female), 47. Sighing Male, 48. Slave Orgy with Whips, 49. Sloppy Noises, 50. Steam Train Passing, 51. Swallowing, 52. Taking off Robe, 53. Teeth Cleaning After, 54. Morning Getaway, The, 55. Ticklish Laughter (Female), 56. Toliet Flushing, 57. Velcro Undo, 58. You Do It So Good, 59. Zip Male Undo, 60. Babies Crying, 61. Love Sequence 1, 62. Love Sequence #2, 63. Bath Emptying, 64. Bath Filling, 65. Belt Doing Up, 66. Belt Undoing, 67. Big Horn, 68. Bra Undoing and Off, 69. Buttons Undo, 70. Chains & Padlock, 71. Chains & Padlock #2, 72. Charge, 73. Cigarette Sequence #1, 74. Cigarette Sequence #2, 75. Condom – Large, 76. Corks Popping, 77. Countdown and Blastoff, 78. Creaking Iron Bed, 79. Creaking Wood Bed, 80. Creaking Wood Bed Hitting…, 81. Cream Whipping Electric, 82. Dress off Over Head, 83. Dress off, Panties Down, 84. Gargling After |
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Trash We’d Love $22.99 When two bands sound similar, it’s a common thing; when their careers go the same way, that’s just eerie. Ellegarden spent a decade on challenging blink-182 at their own game; then Tom DeLonge left to form Angels & Airwaves, which played a more earnest version of the same style — and now, a couple of years later, Ellegarden’s Takeshi Hosomi does the same with Hiatus. But then again, such parallels are superficial: DeLonge did a sideways shift from Green Day to U2, and Hiatus is more of a natural progression for Hosomi. There are enough similarities to confuse Hiatus with Ellegarden on the first listen: the music still relies on melodic punkish guitars, fast tempos, and Hosomi’s distinct nasal voice — but Hiatus add some new elements, too. A few metal riffs here and there and plenty of piano thrown right into the middle of a catchy rock mix (and even a fairly negligible piano-only ballad, “Little Odyssey”) don’t qualify for a paradigm change, but enable subtle songwriting changes: the tunes are more epic and serious than ever before. No more songs about pizza or being late for a concert; Hiatus trade the juvenile carelessness and romanticism for an emo-ish alt-rock sound in the vein of Jimmy Eat World and, among J-rockers, Straightener — which is a very good band to set sights on. Hiatus still sound adolescent, but never angsty and whiny, and, most importantly, the songs are really catchy, and not in a na?ve punkish way. They’re not dethroning Straightener in the near future, and if Trash We’d Love had come out under Ellegarden’s banner, no one would have fainted in surprise, but if a change of moniker was needed to produce an album this enjoyable, there’s nothing to complain about. ~ Alexey Eremenko |
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Revenge of the Nerds – Widescreen $12.99 Revenge of the Nerds is the juvenile sex comedy perhaps most synonymous with the 1980s, alternating gags and scantily clad women with a power to the underdogs mentality that prompted three sequels. The handsome jocks of Alpha Beta, led by Stan (Ted McGinley), run Adams College, which means that when they burn down their house after a stunt involving grain alcohol and an open flame, they kick a bunch of socially inept freshman out of their dorm and into the gymnasium. But sleeping on cots is only the beginning of their worries, as the so-called nerds soon become the target of pranks by Alpha Beta, assisted by Betty (Julie Montgomery) and the gorgeous gals of Pi Delta Pi. Instead of taking the abuse sitting down, the displaced freshman, led by Gilbert (Anthony Edwards) and Lewis (Robert Carradine), buy a ramshackle house, affiliate themselves with the only national chapter who will take them (the all-black Lambda Lambda Lambda), and use their superior intellect to launch a counterstrike. The bespectacled but loveable geeks set up surveillance cameras in the Pi bathroom and put liquid heat in the athletes’ jock straps, then draft a sister sorority of misfits (Omega Mu) to strengthen their resources. The frats quickly become bitter rivals, and the goal is to win the annual fraternity decathlon, which involves such feats as a burping contest and a go-cart race, with bragging rights (and perhaps peace of mind) at stake. Look for John Goodman and future thirtysomething cast member Timothy Busfield in small roles, and expect a torrent of nasal laughter. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi |
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Authentic Sound Effects, Vol. 4 $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Applause Polite, Small Group, 2. Applause Polite, Slighty More Vigorous, 3. Applause Mild, 4. Applause Excited, Very Small Group, 5. Applause Normal, Very Small Group, 6. Applause Polite, 7. Applause Excited, Two People, 8. Applause Normal, Two People, 9. Applause Polite, Two People, 10. Applause Excited, One Person, 11. Applause Normal, One Person, 12. Applause Polite, One Person, 13. Clapping, Rhythmic, 14. Coughing, Man, 15. Coughing, Woman, 16. Coughing and Choking Man, 17. Coughing Hacking-Type, Woman, 18. Cheering Man, 19. Cheering Woman, 20. Cheering, Small Group of Woman, 21. Cheering, Small Group of Men, 22. Cheering, Medium-Sized Group of Men and Women, 23. Cheering and Applause, Medium-Sized Group of Men and Women, 24. Bronx Cheer, Man, 25. Bronx Cheer, Woman, 26. Bronx Cheer, Group of Men, 27. Bronx Cheer, Group of Men and Women, 28. Booing, Small Crowd of Men, 29. Booing, Small Crowd of Women, 30. Booing, Small Crowd of Men and Women, 31. Booing, Medium-Sized Crowd of Men and Women, 32. Murmuring, Medium-Sized Group of Men and Women, 33. Murmering, Small Group of Women (Close-Up), 34. Complaining, Small Group of Men and Women, 35. Whispering, 36. Courtroom, Light Background Movement With Cough and Yawn, 37. Courtroom, Background With Cough and Yawn, 38. Courtroom “Walla”, General Crowd Noise, 39. Angry Crowd, Men and Women, 40. Angry Group, Men, 41. Murmuring, Small Group of Men, 42. Murmuring, Small Group of Men and Women, 43. Murmuring, Medium-Sized Group of Men and Women, 44. Excited”Walla”Small Group of Men, 45. Excited “Walla”, Small Group of Women, 46. Excited”Walla”Small Group of Men and Women, 47. Excited”Walla”, Large Group of Men and Women, 48. Golf-Type Reaction, on the Green for Putt-And-Miss, 49. Golf-Type-Reaction, 50. Reacting, Group of Men and Women, 51. Game Show Ooo’s, Ohh’s and Aah’s, 52. Blowing Nose, 53. Burp, 54. Crying, Baby, 55. Crying, Woman, 56. Finger Snaps, 57. Groaning, Man, 58. Groaning, Woman, 59. Grunt, Man, 60. Grunt, Woman, 61. Hiccups, 62. Karate Yell, Man, 63. Karate Yell, Woman, 64. Kiss, 65. Knuckle Crack, 66. Laughing, Baby, 67. Laughing Man, 68. Laughing Woman, 69. Laughing, Two Men, 70. Laughing, Two Women, 71. Laughing, Four Men, 72. Laughing, Four Women, 73. Laughing, Six Men, 74. Laughing, Six Women, 75. Laughing, Six Men and Women, 76. Laughing, Eight Men and Women, 77. Laughing, Ten to Twelve Men and Women, 78. Laughing, Group of Men and Women, 79. Giggling and Laughing, One Woman, 80. Chuckling and Laughing, One Man, 81. Chuckling and Laughing, Two Women, 82. Chuckling and Laughing, Five to Six Women, 83. Mouth Pop, 84. Scream, Man, 85. Scream, Woman, 86. Bloodcurdling Screams, Woman, 87. Bloodcurdling Screams, Man, 88. “Shhh”Sound, Man, 89. “Shhh”Sound, Woman, 90. “SHHH” Sound, Group of Men and Women, 91. Sneezing Man, 92. Sneezing Woman, 93. Snoring Man, 94. Whistle, Man, 95. Whistle, Woman, 96. “Wolf-Type”Whistle, Man, 97. Yawning, Man, 98. “Yahoo”Sound, Woman, 99. ” |
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Skull & Bones $6.99 SKULL & BONES contains a “Skull” disc featuring hip-hop tracks, and a “Bones” disc featuring rock tracks.Cypress Hill: Eric Bobo (rap vocals, drums); B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs (rap vocals).Additional personnel includes: Eminem, Noreaga, Everlast (vocals); Reggie Stewart (guitar, bass); Andy Zambrano, Mike Fingers, Rogelio Lozano, Dino Cazares (guitar); Christian Olde Wolbers, Jeremy Fleener (bass); Brad Wilk (drums).SKULL & BONES contains a “Skull” disc featuring hip-hop tracks, and a “Bones” disc featuring rock tracks.Cypress Hill: Eric Bobo (rap vocals, drums); B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs (rap vocals).Additional personnel includes: Eminem, Noreaga, Everlast (vocals); Reggie Stewart (guitar, bass); Andy Zambrano, Mike Fingers, Rogelio Lozano, Dino Cazares (guitar); Christian Olde Wolbers, Jeremy Fleener (bass); Brad Wilk (drums).Cypress Hill’s unique sound sets it apart from all the other outfits in the hip-hop genre. Since its breakthrough album, 1993′s BLACK SUNDAY, its drug and gun-related lyrics have helped it maintain a hardcore fan base. SKULL & BONES is split into two separate CDs, the “Skull” disc being the dedicated rap segment, with “Bones” devoted to rock.Synthesized orchestral strings and kick drum propel B-Real’s distinct nasal rap on “(Rap) Superstar,” which lays bare the pitfalls awaiting artists who attain their dreams and make it big in the music industry. B-Real and Sen Dog’s lyrical skills are on display throughout this set, notably on the rebellious, attitude-driven “What U Want From Me.” The second disc features members of Fear Factory, Rage Against The Machine, Downset, and SX10, with Cypress’ Bobo on drums. The group’s quick raps flow over a monstrous sound that puts most rap pretenders to shame. “Get Out Of My Head” is a speedy, riffing number with a great hook, while “Dust” pays homage to the Anthrax/Public Enemy collaboration of a decade ago. SKULL & BONES 2 CD set will satisfy longtime Cypress fans while also appealing to a new metal audience. |
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Ways & Means $22.99 Personnel: Paul Kelly (vocals, acoustic guitar); Dan Luscombe (electric guitar, slide guitar, keyboards); Dan Kelly (electric guitar, banjo, fiddle, background vocals); Graham Lee (pedal steel guitar); Bruce Haymes (piano); Bill McDonald (synthesizer, bass); Peter Luscombe (drums, percussion).Recorded at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne, Australia.Don’t be mislead by the Ennio Morricone spaghetti Western soundtrack-styled instrumental that starts Aussie singer/songwriter Paul Kelly’s 13th disc. His first release since 2001′s Nothing but a Dream is a 21-track double set that is otherwise similar to his previous albums and finds Kelly working to his compositional strengths. That’s not to slight his canny ability to portray distinctive characters within the context of a four-minute pop song, or how he mines his seemingly bottomless well of melodies. But those who are already fans will find this a familiar yet enjoyable collection of quality songs, sung with Kelly’s slightly nasal everyman voice and played with clean, precise, and rugged professionalism by his sturdy band. Disc one boasts the more direct, upbeat tunes, while the second is moody and more sedate. As usual with double albums, these could have been combined into a phenomenal single, but the differing sounds make a strong case for the expanded package. In fact, disc two’s laconic approach is best digested whole, with the melodies intertwining to produce an affecting portrait of Kelly’s mellower side. The first platter’s rockers such as the Tom Petty-ish “Won’t You Come Around” sport some of his most memorable choruses. “Cryin’ Shame” is an unusually dirty, swampy riff-based blues rocker that sounds like it was recorded in Mississippi with the Fat Possum crew. But “These Are the Days” is classic Kelly, a ringing mid-tempo ballad with touching, detailed lyrics about approaching middle age and looking for commitment, sung with a perfect balance of pathos and detachment. Other than a few twists, he’s not radically expanding his net. But with songs as well-written, superbly played, and inviting as these, Kelly shows no signs of slowing down either. Fans will be thrilled with this expansive album, but even newcomers could start here and work backward through Kelly’s extensive and consistently impressive catalog. ~ Hal Horowitz |
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New Dark Age [Bonus Tracks] $24.99 Taking their name from a stove employed to heat saunas (huh?), Finland’s Kiuas convey similar notions of perplexity with their third album, The New Dark Age, which despite its title’s implicit threat of hellfire and brimstone, stays well away from the more extreme strains of Scando-metal (black, death), and delves instead into an uncommonly experimental brand of power metal. What’s more, whereas most power metal bands seem content to rip off Iron Maiden at twice the normal speed (and with half of the creativity), Kiuas consistently challenge themselves and their listeners to shake things up — even while staying in touch with that genre’s more commercial sensitivities, via frequently conspicuous hooks, anthemic choruses, and ultra-flashy guitar and synthesizer solos. Most notably, Kiuas grooves like few of their countrymen can (or care to, at least), forging surprisingly syncopated riffs into strong fare like the title cut, “The Decaying Doctrine,” and “The Summoning,” and suggesting theirs is a far less insular outlook than much of their homegrown competition. More compelling evidence of this can be found in album standout “To Excel and Ascend,” which repeatedly shuffles its metallic foundation with acoustic guitars inspired by Indian ragas, while clashing waves of harsh growling against Ilja Jalkanen’s predominantly melodic vocalizing (gruff croaks are also used to good effect on the aptly named “Kiuas War Anthem” and the nod to Gothenburg death metal, “Of Sacrifice, Loss and Reward”). Closing epic “The Wanderer’s Lamentation” features a similarly impressive array of soft/hard sounds and moods, as well as discreet nods to Finland’s ever popular folk music; but these are then taken a little bit too far on the somewhat flat, all-acoustic “After the Storm,” featuring oddly nasal vocals. Also not quite up to snuff, the classic metal building blocks of “Conqueror” and “Black Rose Withered” are so devoid of surprises, they feel positively quaint compared to the above — although they may help to convert straightforward power metal fans to Kiuas’ idiosyncrasies. Needless to say, though, it’s the band’s far more prevalent compositional risk-taking that makes The New Dark Age a recommended entry point into Finnish heavy metal — somewhere between the extreme black and Viking metal marauders, and the power metal and AOR softies. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia |
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Revenge of the Nerds: The Atomic Wedge Collection [4 Discs / Gift Set] - $24.99 Includes:Revenge of the Nerds (1984), MPAA Rating: R Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise (1987), MPAA Rating: PG-13 Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation (1992) Revenge of the Nerds 4: Nerds in Love (1994) Revenge of the Nerds Revenge of the Nerds is the juvenile sex comedy perhaps most synonymous with the 1980s, alternating gags and scantily clad women with a power to the underdogs mentality that prompted three sequels. The handsome jocks of Alpha Beta, led by Stan (Ted McGinley), run Adams College, which means that when they burn down their house after a stunt involving grain alcohol and an open flame, they kick a bunch of socially inept freshman out of their dorm and into the gymnasium. But sleeping on cots is only the beginning of their worries, as the so-called nerds soon become the target of pranks by Alpha Beta, assisted by Betty (Julie Montgomery) and the gorgeous gals of Pi Delta Pi. Instead of taking the abuse sitting down, the displaced freshman, led by Gilbert (Anthony Edwards) and Lewis (Robert Carradine), buy a ramshackle house, affiliate themselves with the only national chapter who will take them (the all-black Lambda Lambda Lambda), and use their superior intellect to launch a counterstrike. The bespectacled but loveable geeks set up surveillance cameras in the Pi bathroom and put liquid heat in the athletes’ jock straps, then draft a sister sorority of misfits (Omega Mu) to strengthen their resources. The frats quickly become bitter rivals, and the goal is to win the annual fraternity decathlon, which involves such feats as a burping contest and a go-cart race, with bragging rights (and perhaps peace of mind) at stake. Look for John Goodman and future thirtysomething cast member Timothy Busfield in small roles, and expect a torrent of nasal laughter. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise In this follow-up to Revenge of the Nerds the nerdy frat boys from Lambda Lambda Lambda go to Ft. Lauderdale to a national frat conference where they again must outwit the thick-tongued jock frat-boys who are also at the conference. This they can do. ~ Rovi Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation In this third version of the Nerds theme, the next generation of Nerd boys have by now taken control of Adams College and one of the college trustees is sick of seeing the geeky nerds running everything so he schemes a plan devoted to the return of jock power. ~ Rovi Revenge of the Nerds 4: Nerds in Love The silly spirit of Revenge of the Nerds lives on in this made-for-television sequel. Curtis Armstrong returns as Booger, and this time around the nerds are gathering for his wedding to a wealthy upper-class girl. As the nerds plan a wild bachelor party, the girl’s father is busy hiring an investigator to look into Booger’s past and hopefully stop the wedding. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi |
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Bachelor Party/Revenge of the Nerds [2 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:Bachelor Party (1984), MPAA Rating: R Revenge of the Nerds (1984), MPAA Rating: R Bachelor Party Tom Hanks stars in this raunchy teen comedy from veteran screenwriters Pat Proft and Neil Israel, who had previously collaborated on the amusing sketch film Tunnelvision (1976) and the disappointing Americathon (1980). Bus-driver Rick Gasko (Hanks) is engaged to wealthy Debbie Thompson (Tawny Kitaen), much to the chagrin of her father (George Grizzard), who considers Rick a loser. To keep an eye on her future groom, Debbie and her friends dress as prostitutes to attend his bachelor party, which quickly turns into a bacchanal of smutty debauchery. Familiar faces in the cast include action stars Michael Dudikoff and Ji-Tu Cimbuka, pin-ups Monique Gabrielle and Rosanne Katon, and teen-movie regulars Adrian Zmed and Wendie Jo Sperber. It’s an occasionally hilarious excursion into bad taste, although one which two-time Oscar winner Hanks would probably like to forget. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi Revenge of the Nerds Revenge of the Nerds is the juvenile sex comedy perhaps most synonymous with the 1980s, alternating gags and scantily clad women with a power to the underdogs mentality that prompted three sequels. The handsome jocks of Alpha Beta, led by Stan (Ted McGinley), run Adams College, which means that when they burn down their house after a stunt involving grain alcohol and an open flame, they kick a bunch of socially inept freshman out of their dorm and into the gymnasium. But sleeping on cots is only the beginning of their worries, as the so-called nerds soon become the target of pranks by Alpha Beta, assisted by Betty (Julie Montgomery) and the gorgeous gals of Pi Delta Pi. Instead of taking the abuse sitting down, the displaced freshman, led by Gilbert (Anthony Edwards) and Lewis (Robert Carradine), buy a ramshackle house, affiliate themselves with the only national chapter who will take them (the all-black Lambda Lambda Lambda), and use their superior intellect to launch a counterstrike. The bespectacled but loveable geeks set up surveillance cameras in the Pi bathroom and put liquid heat in the athletes’ jock straps, then draft a sister sorority of misfits (Omega Mu) to strengthen their resources. The frats quickly become bitter rivals, and the goal is to win the annual fraternity decathlon, which involves such feats as a burping contest and a go-cart race, with bragging rights (and perhaps peace of mind) at stake. Look for John Goodman and future thirtysomething cast member Timothy Busfield in small roles, and expect a torrent of nasal laughter. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi |
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Napoleon Dynamite/The Revenge of the Nerds [2 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:Revenge of the Nerds (1984), MPAA Rating: R Napoleon Dynamite (2004), MPAA Rating: PG Revenge of the Nerds Revenge of the Nerds is the juvenile sex comedy perhaps most synonymous with the 1980s, alternating gags and scantily clad women with a power to the underdogs mentality that prompted three sequels. The handsome jocks of Alpha Beta, led by Stan (Ted McGinley), run Adams College, which means that when they burn down their house after a stunt involving grain alcohol and an open flame, they kick a bunch of socially inept freshman out of their dorm and into the gymnasium. But sleeping on cots is only the beginning of their worries, as the so-called nerds soon become the target of pranks by Alpha Beta, assisted by Betty (Julie Montgomery) and the gorgeous gals of Pi Delta Pi. Instead of taking the abuse sitting down, the displaced freshman, led by Gilbert (Anthony Edwards) and Lewis (Robert Carradine), buy a ramshackle house, affiliate themselves with the only national chapter who will take them (the all-black Lambda Lambda Lambda), and use their superior intellect to launch a counterstrike. The bespectacled but loveable geeks set up surveillance cameras in the Pi bathroom and put liquid heat in the athletes’ jock straps, then draft a sister sorority of misfits (Omega Mu) to strengthen their resources. The frats quickly become bitter rivals, and the goal is to win the annual fraternity decathlon, which involves such feats as a burping contest and a go-cart race, with bragging rights (and perhaps peace of mind) at stake. Look for John Goodman and future thirtysomething cast member Timothy Busfield in small roles, and expect a torrent of nasal laughter. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi Napoleon Dynamite The directorial debut of filmmaker Jared Hess, who also co-wrote the screenplay, Napoleon Dynamite is a quirky, offbeat comedy set in the small Idaho town of Preston. Jon Heder stars in the titular role, a carrot-topped oddball with a decidedly eccentric family that includes his llama-loving, dune-buggy enthusiast grandmother. The story centers on the local high school’s race for class president. Using some nontraditional means, Napoleon is determined to help his pal Pedro (Efrem Ramirez) run a winning campaign and defeat popular girl Summer (Haylie Duff). Also starring The Drew Carey Show’s Diedrich Bader, Napoleon Dynamite premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi |
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Little Amber Bottles $9.99 If We Can’t Trust the Doctors’ dusty drama brought the members of Blanche acclaim and opportunities: the band supported Loretta Lynn on Van Lear Rose, toured with the White Stripes and Calexico, and Dan and Tracee Miller appeared in I Walk the Line. Though these commitments — not to mention Little Jack Lawrence’s stint with the Raconteurs — delayed the band’s second album, it was clearly time well spent. Little Amber Bottles is the work of an even richer, more experienced band, pairing the masterful atmospheres of Blanche’s debut with powerful songwriting and outstanding production. Less self-conscious and more versatile than they were on If We Can’t Trust the Doctors, Blanche switch easily from mood pieces like the swampy instrumental “Exordium” to “The World I Used to Be Afraid Of,” a darkly witty, downright rollicking murder ballad with a heart full of darkness and a twinkle in its eye. Just why the song’s character is so cheerful and how he won his beloved makes for a typically twisted, and wonderfully written, tale from Dan Miller. Little Amber Bottles tackles many of the same themes that Blanche delved into on If We Can’t Trust the Doctors — faith, love, and redemption (or the lack thereof) — but this time the songs are more urgent. The album is full of stories of outrage, big and small, personal and universal: “Last Year’s Leaves” is an elegant and bitter kiss-off; on “A Year from Now,” Miller insists that “all these tears will help someday,” but sounds unconvinced as the song grows increasingly turbulent. “No Matter Where You Go”‘s character sketch of a hopeless narcissist is as subtly insistent as a nagging conscience, but “What This Town Needs” is blunt and brash, hitting home big questions like “How can you sleep at night?” with equally big guitars. Musically speaking, Little Amber Bottles casts a wide net, touching on everything from punk to gospel to bluegrass. Recorded in Nashville with Mark Nevers and in Detroit with Dave Feeny, these songs show off Blanche’s abilities to their fullest. The Millers may have played Mr. and Mrs. Luther Perkins in Walk the Line, but on the album’s duets, they feel like Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra. “I’m Sure of It” is a study in contrasts, pitting Dan Miller’s nasal sneer against Tracee’s breathy drawl as the song goes from simmering verses to roiling, rocking choruses. The title track’s narcotic glow and Feeny’s delicate, molten pedal steel (which is stellar throughout Little Amber Bottles) nod to countrypolitan’s rootsy glamour, while “I Can’t Sit Down” is joyfully old-timey, all close harmonies and revival-ready hollers. Blanche’s cover of “Child of the Moon” transforms the Rolling Stones’ psych pop classic into a winsome, slow-motion waltz so successfully that they might want to think about doing a full-fledged covers album. Crucially, all these nods to Blanche’s influences end up enhancing the band’s uniqueness; rooted equally in the traditional and more experimental sides of Americana, co |
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