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While You Were Sleeping [VHS] $1.75 If you don’t mind a heavy dose of schmaltz and sentiment, this romantic comedy has a gentle way of seducing you with its charms. While You Were Sleeping was the first starring role for Sandra Bullock after her blockbuster success in Speed. In a role that nicely emphasizes her easygoing appeal, Bullock is the reason the movie works at all. She plays Lucy Eleanor Moderatz, a Chicago Transit tollboot…

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While You Were Sleeping $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Opening, 2. Peter’s Family, 3. Love Theme – (from “While You Were Sleeping”), 4. Untimely Accident, An, 5. Phone Tag, 6. Dreaming of Florence, 7. He’s Alive, 8. Riverside Walk, 9. Testacular Situation, A, 10. Jack and Lucy, 11. Leave It to Sol, 12. Dream Is Over, The, 13. Sound Advice, 14. Tear Jerking Tale, 15. Bumpy Encounter, 16. Happy Ending, A

While You Can [ECD] $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Dumb Girls, 2. Blindsided, 3. Trust Me (You Don’t Wanna See This), 4. Is This Hollywood, 5. Trouble With Me, 6. What’s Good for Me, 7. Standing, 8. Breakdown, The, 9. Always Something, 10. Gettin’ It On, 11. Done

While You Weren’t Looking $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Shallow Heart, Shallow Water, 2. Please Don’t Hurry Your Heart, 3. Fireworks, 4. What Will You Do?, 5. Thick Walls Down, 6. Sorry, 7. Pony, 8. Fair, The, 9. Too Many Keys, 10. Hold on to Me, 11. I Ain’t Found Nobody Yet

After a While $12.99 Track Listing: 1. If You’re Dreaming, 2. After a While, 3. Still Alone Without You, 4. Crying Shame, 5. My Whisper, 6. With Anybody Else, 7. Closer, 8. Halcyon Days, 9. I Fly So High, 10. Colorful Dream, 11. She Won’t Wait Foever

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Once in a While $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Once in a While, 2. Bad Fairy, 3. Solid Ground, 4. Losing Wings, 5. Baby’s Got It’s Own Way, 6. No One’s Gonna Love You, 7. Tik Tak, 8. Who Is It?, 9. To Keep, 10. Finding Right Tune, 11. Preacher Song, 12. Daylight, 13. X-Press-Ure, 14. Postman, 15. Takin’ Future Tenderly, 16. U & I

Smile a While $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Das Schwein Tr?gt – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 2. Zwick Zwick – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 3. Watch Time Flow By – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 4. Bosco Biati WeiB Alles: Bosco Biati/WeiB/Alles – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 5. Snakeskin Tango – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 6. Smile A While: Intro/Brainstorm/These/Antithese/Morning Tune/Smile A While – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 7. You Are What’s Gonna Make It Last – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 8. Don’t Forget – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 9. Thesen & Antithesen – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 10. Einzug Der Elefanten – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer), 11. You Knock Me Out – (featuring Roland Schaeffer/Eddy Von Overheidt/Rainer Bodensohn/Joachim Koinzer)

While You See A Chance: Pt 1 $13.99 While You See A Chance: Pt 1

While You Were Sleeping – Widescreen $6.99 This latter-day romantic screwball comedy stars Sandra Bullock as a love-starved subway toll booth operator, Lucy. Lucy pines for regular customer Peter Callaghan (Peter Gallagher), but the self-absorbed attorney pays her no heed. One day, Peter is beaten by a gang of thugs and tossed onto the tracks. Lucy rescues him from death. While he is comatose in the hospital, a comment she makes at his bedside is misinterpreted, and she then allows his family members, who haven’t seen Peter in awhile, to believe that she is his fianc?e. Peter’s parents, Ox (Peter Boyle) and Midge (Micole Mercurio), take a liking to Lucy. But Lucy takes a liking to Peter’s brother Jack (Bill Pullman), though Jack is suspicious about her claim to be Peter’s intended. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi

While the City Sleeps $11.99 Track Listing: 1. While the City Sleeps, 2. Kisses in the Moonlight, 3. Shiver, 4. Love Is Here Tonight, 5. Teaser, 6. Secrets in the Night, 7. Too Many Times, 8. Did You Hear Thunder

While We’re Young $11.99 Track Listing: 1. I Won’t Cry Anymore, 2. Silly Dreamer, 3. Somewhere Along the Way, 4. Once There Lived a Fool, 5. Because of You, 6. Sleepless, 7. I Can’t Give You Anything But Love, 8. While We’re Young, 9. I Wanna Be Loved, 10. Stay Where You Are, 11. Congratulations to Someone, 12. Here Comes That Heartache Again, 13. You Could Make Me Smile Again, 14. I’m Lost Again, 15. Beautiful Madness, 16. Have a Good Time, 17. Kiss You, 18. Life Is a Song, 19. With Plenty of Money and You, 20. Jeepers Creepers, 21. I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face, 22. [Untitled]

Rock a While [Digipak] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Rock A While, 2. Blind Mule, 3. Monklite in Vermouth, 4. Magic City Shuffle, 5. What’s On Your Mind, 6. Running Partner [studio version], 7. Let’s Go Too Far, 8. Bad Little Boogie, 9. Little Big-Eyes, 10. Whiskey and Women, 11. Natural Born Lover, 12. I Got A Baby, 13. It Don’t Make Sense (You Can’t Make Peace), 14. Both Hands Blue, 15. [untitled]

While the Ages Roll On $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Dad’s Old Rocky Field, 2. Are You Ready, 3. Gone Away With a Friend, 4. Daddy’s Wildwood Flower, 5. While the Ages Roll On, 6. Old Job, 7. Day Is Past and Gone, The, 8. Man from Galilee, 9. One Drop of Water, 10. Because He Loved Me, 11. Waiting for Me, 12. Robin Built a Nest on Daddy’s Grave, A

Laugh While You Can Monkey Boy $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Wave Motion Gun, 2. Farm Song, 3. When to Quit, 4. Johnny Be Not So Good, 5. Bad Year, 6. Rehashed, 7. Snow Cone, 8. Little Star, 9. Juice Is Loose, The, 10. Who Owes, 11. Mom, 12. What’s On

I Need You to Hold on While the… [Digipak] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Feeling of the All-Thing, A – (featuring Claire De Lune), 2. Zeno of Elea, 3. Entropy Reigns (in the Celestial City) – (featuring Claire De Lune), 4. Chrysanthemum, 5. Rosenband – (featuring Kelley Polar Quartet/Elise Kuder/Jesse “J-Hole” Holstein/Ealain “Reemish” McMullin/Rupert Thompson), 6. Satellites, 7. Dream in Three Parts, A (on Themes by Enesco) – (featuring Kelley Polar Quartet/Elise Kuder/Jesse “J-Hole” Holstein/Ealain “Reemish” McMullin/Rupert Thompson), 8. We Live in an Expanding Universe, 9. Sea of Sine Waves, 10. Thurston and Grisha, 11. In Paradisum

Vickie Winans: Laugh While You Lose - $14.99 This exercise video starring Vickie Winans and trainer Kiersten Lane offers a full body workout presented with humor intended to leaven the strain of physical exertion and make working out more fun. This program includes sections on step aerobics, abdominal muscles, and stretching. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

While I’m Waiting $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Brighter Days [from Fireproof], 1. Hands Of The Healer, 2. Faith Is Living, 2. Love Dare [from Fireproof], The, 3. Not Good Enough [from Fireproof], 3. While I’m Waiting, 4. I Don’t Love You [from Fireproof], 4. Quest, 5. Cling To The Call – (featuring Richard James Grosjean/John Catchings/David Davidson/David Angell), 5. What You Don’t Have [from Fireproof], 6. Of All The Places, 6. You Belong to Me [from Fireproof], 7. House Fire [from Fireproof], 7. House Of God, 8. Priestly Blessing, 8. Temptation [from Fireproof], 9. Dead Man Walking, 9. Personal Sacrifice [from Fireproof], 10. Love Is Not a Fight [Exclusive Movie Version] [from Fireproof], 10. Our God Reigns Here, 11. Perfect Place, 12. While I’m Waiting [Fireproof Remix]

While the Gate Is Open $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Strode Rode, 2. Star Eyes, 3. You Stepped Out of a Dream, 4. Song Is You, The, 5. Invitation, 6. Chelsea Bridge, 7. On the Trail, 8. Epistrophy

Music for a While [ECD] $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Birds in Dm – (featuring Maxime Garoute/Johan Dalgaard), 2. Leave Me Alone – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 3. Balulalow – (featuring Maxime Garoute/Johan Dalgaard), 4. Back to You – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 5. Untitled No. 1 – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 6. Do You Have a Gun? – (featuring Maxime Garoute/Johan Dalgaard), 7. Luke, Mike & John – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 8. Song She Wrote, A – (featuring Maxime Garoute/Johan Dalgaard), 9. You Drove Me Home – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 10. Get Around Town – (featuring Maxime Garoute), 11. Untitled No. 2, 12. It’s Alright, 13. [Untitled]

You Lay So Easy on My Mind/Let’s Love While… $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Let’s Love While We Can, 2. Only Everything, 3. Jason, 4. Beside Me, 5. If I Were a Singer, 6. Railway Hotel, 7. I Don’t Want to Be in Love, 8. Love Is a Cold Wind, 9. Regrets, 10. If I Reach For You, 11. It Was Time, 12. I’ll Never Love Anyone Anymore, 13. You Lay So Easy on My Mind, 14. I Love You So Much It Hurts, 15. I Honestly Love You, 16. Mi Esposa con Amor, A, 17. Again, 18. Another Lonely Song, 19. I’ll Have to Say I Love You in a Song, 20. I Love You My Friend, 21. My Elusive Dreams, 22. Cry Softly

Take It While It’s Hot/Love Child $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Never Let You Go, 1. One Good Man, 2. Each and Every Time, 2. Sincerely Yours, 3. Bring It Back, 3. Love Games, 4. If Wishes Came True, 4. Let Me Be the One, 5. Heartbreak, 5. I Surrender, 6. Destiny, 6. Take It While It’s Hot, 7. Love Child, 7. Victim of Love, 8. Hooked on You, 8. Pleasure and Pain, 9. He’ll Never Know

While Broken Hearts Prevail (EP) $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Smile, The Face, The, 2. Edge Of The World, 3. Say The Things (You Want), 4. Ten Talents, 5. Always Depends, 6. Thoughtlife, 7. Do The Things (You Want)

Phineas’ Rainbow/While My Lady Sleeps $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Overtime, 2. Angel Eyes, 3. Come to Baby, Do!, 4. Stairway to the Stars, 5. Land’s End, 6. Clarisse, 7. She (She Means Everything to Me), 8. Tin Tin Deo, 9. Autumn in New York, 10. What Is This Thing Called Love?, 11. Moonlight in Vermont, 12. Don’t You Know I Care (Or Don’t You Care to Know), 13. Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair, 14. While My Lady Sleeps, 15. It’s Easy to Remember, 16. Bali Ha’i

While We’re Young: Original Recordings 1950-1955 $22.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Boulevard of Broken Dreams, The, 1. Cold, Cold Heart, 2. Stranger in Paradise – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 2. There’ll Be No Teardrops Tonight, 3. Come Back and Tell Me That You Love Me, 3. How Can I Replace You? – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 4. I’m Always Chasing Rainbows, 4. Taking a Chance On Love, 5. Take Me Back Again – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 5. Walk in the Country, 6. Happiness Street (Corner Sunshine Square), 6. Rags to Riches, 7. I Wanna Be Loved, 7. My Heart Won’t Say Goodbye [From The Girl in the Pink Tights] – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 8. Anywhere I Wander [From Hans Christian Andersen] – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 8. Can You Find it in Your Heart, 9. Congratulations to Someone – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 9. How Long Has This Been Going On, 10. Because of You, 10. Somewhere Along the Way, 11. Cinnamon Sinner, 11. In the Middle of an Island, 12. Roses of Yesterday, 12. Stay Where You Are (This is the Moment I Prayed For) – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 13. Love Walked In, 13. Why Does tt Have to Be Me? – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 14. Always, 14. Blue Velvet, 15. Alone Together, 15. From the Candy Store On the Corner, 16. I Won’t Cry Anymore, 16. No One Will Ever Know, 17. Have a Good Time, 17. Here Comes That Heartache Again, 18. Just in Time [From The Bells Are Ringing], 18. Young and Warm and Wonderful, 19. I Am, 19. I’m the King of Broken Hearts, 20. Gone With the Wind, 20. Not as a Stranger – (featuring The Ray Charles Singers), 21. Here in My Heart, 21. Take Me, 22. Close Your Eyes – (featuring The Pastels), 22. Come Next Spring, 23. Sophisticated Lady, 23. While We’re Young, 24. I’ll Bring You a Rainbow, 24. You Can Depend On Me, 25. Climb Every Mountain, 25. It’s Magic, 26. Ask Anyone in Love, 26. Firefly, 27. Night That Heaven Fell, The, 27. Smile, 28. Out of This World, 28. Sing You Sinners, 29. Without a Song

While the City Sleeps, We Rule the Streets $7.99 Track Listing: 1. Being From Jersey Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry, 2. Send My Love to the Dance Floor, I’ll See You in Hell (Hey Mister DJ), 3. Church of Hot Addiction, The, 4. Kids Are All Fucked Up, The, 5. It’s Warmer in the Basement, 6. Keep It Simple, 7. It’s Amateur Night at the Apollo Creed!, 8. Bring It (Snakes on a Plane), 9. Ballad of Big Poppa and Diamond Girl, The, 10. Pop-Punk Is Sooooo ’05, 11. You Can’t Be Missed If You Never Go Away

Smile A While $22.99 Smile A While

It’s Been a While $14.99 Track Listing: 1. It’s on Tonight, 2. It’s Been a While, 3. I Did U Didn’t, 4. Stopped by to Say Hello

All the While $9.99 Track Listing: 1. All the While, 2. Brain, The, 3. Cousin, 4. Lighthouse, 5. Telephone, 6. Tomorrow Gold, 7. Locket, 8. Steady, 9. Tightrope, 10. New Decoy, The, 11. Cold Water

It Had to Be You $14.99 Track Listing: 1. I’ve Heard That Song Before, 2. Last of the Summer Wine, 3. You Are My Heart’s Delight, 4. I’m Comin’ Home, 5. Remember, 6. Mayfair Ladies’ Quartet, The, 7. I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star, 8. Humming Bird, 9. As Time Goes By, 10. We’ll Meet Again, 11. It Had to Be You, 12. All the Things You Are, 13. You and I, 14. All Alone, 15. If You Were the Only Girl in the World, 16. Laughter in the Rain, 17. What’ll I Do?, 18. So in Love with You, 19. Once in a While, 20. Strollin’, 21. Ta-Ra

If You Listen $9.99 Track Listing: 1. If You Listen, 2. Ocean, 3. Until It’s Time For You to Go, 4. Garden of Jane Delawnay, The, 5. Sometimes, 6. Let My Name Be Sorrow, 7. Brulure, 8. Can’t Get the One I Want, 9. I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today, 10. Take My Hand For a While, 11. Bown Bown Bown, 12. Till Morning Comes

If You Want It $11.99 Track Listing: 1. If You Want It – (featuring Monica Rodriguez), 2. Just Want to See Ya, 3. Take the Wheel – (featuring Love Grenades), 4. Lejos Cerca – (featuring Monica Rodriguez), 5. Tonight – (featuring Monica Rodriguez), 6. Pacha Llego, 7. Thinking About You – (featuring Sara Valenzuela), 8. For a While – (featuring Vincent Veloso), 9. Right Now – (featuring Yasi Baby), 10. To the Top – (featuring Yasi Baby), 11. Two Step, 12. Thinking About You – (Downtempo mix, featuring Sara Valenzuela)

Short While Ago $13.99 Short While Ago

Driving While Black $11.99 Driving While Black

While She Sleeps $42.99 While She Sleeps

Embraceable You $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Night We Called It a Day, The – (previously unreleased), 2. Little Girl Blue – (previously unreleased, TRUE instrumental), 3. Embraceable You – (previously unreleased), 4. They All Laughed – (previously unreleased), 5. There’s a Lull in My Life – (previously unreleased), 6. What Is There to Say? – (previously unreleased), 7. While My Lady Sleeps – (previously unreleased), 8. Forgetful – (previously unreleased), 9. How Long Has This Been Going On? – (previously unreleased), 10. Come Rain or Come Shine – (previously unreleased), 11. On Green Dolphin Street – (previously unreleased), 12. Little Girl Blue – (previously unreleased, vocal version), 13. Trav’lin’ Light

The Nearness of You $14.99 Personnel: Bennie Wallace (tenor saxophone); Kenny Barron (piano); Eddie Gomez (bass).Bennie Wallace has long been known for his sudden interval leaps and somewhat angular approach, and this studio date is no exception, though it focuses exclusively on standards written between the 1930s and 1950s. The tenor saxophonist chose two top-caliber musical partners, pianist Kenny Barron and bassist Eddie Gomez, to join him on his excursions, all of which are delightful. Barron’s blues-drenched piano sets the table for Wallace’s mournful sax in “Willow Weep for Me,” while Gomez provides a series of intriguing responses to the leader in an anything but hackneyed treatment of “Cocktails for Two.” Hoagy Carmichael’s warm ballad “The Nearness of You” is clearly in the hands of three masters as it is recast with a distinctively modern touch. This is easily a high point in Bennie Wallace’s long career. ~ Ken Dryden

With or Without You - $9.99 A guy who’s having jitters about his relationship ends up polarizing nearly everyone he knows in this comedy. Robert thinks his life is just the way he wants it until his girlfriend announces one day that she’s going to be having his baby. While she wants to get married, Robert isn’t sure he wants to make that commitment. When he shares his predicament with his buddies, most of them tell him to stand his ground and are willing to back up their opinions; however, her friends are just as adamant in their support of her, and soon a teetering relationship turns into a battle of the sexes. With or Without You was the first feature film from writer and director G. Stubbs. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Thinking of You $22.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Take Me Back, 1. Third Man Theme, The, 2. Mona Lisa, 2. Neither Am I, 3. Sentimental Tears, 3. Thinking of You, 4. Here in My Arms, 4. It Doesn’t Matter Where I Go, 5. I’ll Always Love You, 5. My Mother’s Pearls, 6. It May Be on Sunday, 6. Wonder, 7. I Need You So, 7. Silver Dew on the Blue Grass Tonight, 8. Can’t Seem to Laugh Anymore, 8. It’s Been So Long, Darling, 9. I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire, 9. When You Return, 10. From Your Lips Only, 10. Seven Wonders of the World, The, 11. Beautiful Madness, 11. Second Star to the Right, The, 12. Chapel of the Roses, 12. How Long, 13. Changeable, 13. I Apologize, 14. All by Myself, 14. Bring Back the Thrill, 15. Don’t Cry, 15. I’ve Got to Pass Your House to Get to My House, 16. Don’t Leave Me Now, 16. No Stone Unturned, 17. Powder Blue, 17. Till the Moon Turns Green, 18. Too Long, 18. Vanity, 19. I Can See You, 19. I’m Through with Love, 20. I’m Just a Country Boy, 20. My Life’s Desire, 21. Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle, 21. Where Can You Be?, 22. Cara Cara Bella Bella, 22. Home Again, 23. Maybe It’s Because, 23. Sip of Moonlight, 24. Thrill Is Gone, The, 24. While We’re Young, 25. I Can’t Help It, 25. Wanted Someone to Love Me, 26. Grievin’ My Heart out for You, 26. Rumble Boogie, 27. Band of Gold

Are You Serious? $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Chemical Fire, 2. This Love Inside, 3. Oh Babe, 4. Waiting, 5. Grow Yourself Up, 6. Guaranteed, 7. Positive, 8. New Year’s Eve, 9. So Good to Me (For the Time Being), 10. Yellow Light, 11. For a While, 12. Stupid Enough, 13. Love That I Love, The

Me and You $6.99 Personnel: Kenny Chesney (vocals, guitar); Don Potter (acoustic guitar); Brent Rowan (electric guitar); “Cowboy” Eddie Long, Paul Franklin (steel guitar); Joe Spivey (fiddle); Bobby Ogdin, Barry Beckett, Phil Naish (keyboards); Michael Rhodes (bass); Eddie Bayers (drums); Terry McMillan (percussion, harmonica); Mandy Barnett, Curtis “Mr. Harmony” Young, Dennis Wilson, John Wesley Ryles (background vocals).Pricipally recorded at Masterfonics, Nashville, Tennessee.Disdaining the power-ballad pop-rock style favored by many contemporary Nashville artists, this young cowpoke concentrates on straight-ahead, two-stepping honky-tonk numbers on his second album. Chesney has an earthy, unpretentious vocal style, and he likes to sing simple, direct songs. “Turn For The Worse” and “(Turn Out The Light And) Love Me Tonight” are powerful evidence of his way with a country footstomper, while the gentle, piano-based title track shows off his dynamic range. If you’re a fan of artists like Lee Roy Parnell and Shawn Camp (both of whose compositions appear here), you’re bound to appreciate the modern country sound of YOU AND ME.With his second album, All I Need to Know, Kenny Chesney began to make inroads onto the charts, a position he consolidated on its 1996 successor, Me and You. While he bears no songwriting credits here, these 11 tracks showcase a more fully rounded Chesney, where the rockers pack more punch and the ballads don’t seem quite as big and glossy. For instance, “When I Close My Eyes” is a great soft rock crossover, tuneful and easy but never forced and not dripping with sentiment. Not that he totally avoids sap here, either on the nostalgic hometown tune “Back Where I Come From” or the slow-dance title track, but he’s developed into an old pro in spinning this corn convincingly, and when that new trait is balanced by the crackerjack country-rockers that dominate this album — the opening one-two punch of “Back in My Arms Again” and “Ain’t That Love,” the superb “(Turn Out the Light And) Love Me Tonight” — it makes this his most entertaining record to date. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Life with You $11.99 Recording information: 12/31/2003.Sometimes a band finds its career virtually on hold. The Proclaimers had enjoyed a couple of major hit albums and especially two very memorable hit singles in the 1980s, “Letter from America” and “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles),” but the hits dried up and the two identical twins Charlie and Craig Reid had carried on regardless, churning out their unique brand of guitar-based folk-rock with witty and clever lyrics. In fact, their previous three albums had all failed to reach the Top 60 in the album charts and only a belated compilation, The Best Of…, released in 2002, brought them briefly back to the Top 30. Then in 2007 their song “I’m Gonna Be” was chosen by the team behind the Comic Relief charity as the unofficial single (the official one being the Girls Aloud-Sugababes collaboration “Walk This Way”), and just like two years previously, it was the unofficial song that captured the public imagination and became the bigger hit, in fact reaching number one on the singles chart for three weeks in the spring. The Best Of… was quickly reissued and became their biggest album to date, and while the iron was hot, the twins released their seventh studio album, Life with You, which was produced by Steve Evans, who had previously worked with the Waterboys. The trademark Proclaimers sound was still there, including the finger-snapping opening title track, the staccato guitar that introduces “In Recognition,” and the thoughtful lyrics, discussing religion on “New Religion” and “If There’s a God.” There was also misogynistic gangsta rap rhyming and swearing on “Here It Comes Again,” and they didn’t forget their roots, producing a faithful cover of the Wreckless Eric song “Whole Wide World.” ~ Sharon Mawer

Song Is You $12.99 On this release, the base quartet augments its rock vernacular with keys, electronic performers, and strings on this most interesting release, as the musicians’ broad vernacular features a stylistic fusion of progressive rock, art rock, late-’60s psychedelia, urban folk, and so on. One of the sometimes-unusual characteristics of the band’s makeover has to do with Chris Warland’s understated vocals, whereas the group pursues dreamy riffs with the hard-edged dynamics of progressive rock icons King Crimson, Yes, and other products of the early ’70s. At times, the group morphs their sound with a distinct sense of Americana, with odd-metered time signatures and blaring guitar parts, while also perpetuating pleasingly melodic choruses. On pieces such as “Barefoot Hymn (Bluebird Reader),” guitarist Nathaniel Braddock’s crunch chords provide a noticeable contrast to Warland’s whispery but slightly out-of-key vocals. Nonetheless, they elicit a vibe and sound that covers a lot of musical terrain. And with all of the humdrum rock ensembles flooding the scene, this outfit stands tall among its peers. Hence, a comprehensively entertaining listening experience from a consortium of musicians who are not content with parroting the tried and true. ~ Glenn Astarita

Music For A While: Purcell For Solo Strings $17.99 Music For A While: Purcell For Solo Strings

Creating Problems While Practising Solutions $15.99 Creating Problems While Practising Solutions

Once In A While (Bonus Track) (Japan) $47.99 Once In A While (Bonus Track) (Japan)

While the Music Lasts $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Wild Eyes, 2. Wish I Was a Bird, 3. I Never Changed My Mind, 4. More, 5. I Have No Idea, 6. While the Music Lasts, 7. Gone Gone Gone, 8. Forever Nowhere, 9. Burn, 10. Always Seem to Get Things Wrong, 11. Mirror Ball, 12. Don’t Need That, 13. Open Your Eyes, 14. One Day the Dam Will Break

Kreepin’ While Ya Sleepin’ $14.99 Track Listing: 1. 10:00 Bomb, 2. Life Is…, 3. Nuff Props, 4. Who Can Compete?, 5. Dread Locks, 6. Keepin’ While Ya Sleepin’, 7. Chillin Like a Villain, 8. Interlude, 9. Ghetto Thang, 10. Stand, 11. Fatta Matter, 12. Day Time Radio, 13. Stricly Business, 14. My Nature, 15. Wake up Show, 16. I Got the Indo

You and the Night and the Music $14.99 Track Listing: 1. You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To, 2. Very Thought of You, The, 3. Something Happens to Me, 4. B?same Mucho, 5. Let There Be Love, 6. Wild Is the Wind, 7. Moonlight, 8. Best Is Yet to Come, The, 9. You and the Night and the Music, 10. You Are There, 11. I Just Found out About Love, 12. Never Let Me Go, 13. I Know That You Know, 14. While We’re Young

You Can Say That Again $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Big Red Sun Blues, 2. If I’d Left It Up to You, 3. It Might Take a While But I’ll Get over You, 4. Every Night About This Time, 5. Corpus Christi Bay, 6. Mexico Rain, 7. There’s Still a Lot of Love in San Antone, 8. Best Thing Going, The, 9. You Can Say That Again, 10. When It ‘s Your Turn to Fall, 11. What a Memory You’ll Make, 12. No News Is Good News

For You $22.99 For You

There You $14.99 There You

It’S You $4.99 It’S You

You $24.99 You

While Passing Along This Way $14.99 Personnel: Norman Blake (vocals, acoustic & Hawaiian guitars, fiddle, dobro); Nancy Blake (vocals, acoustic guitar, cello, mandolin).Engineers: Jim Emrich (tracks 1-3, 5-9, 12-14); Bill Lumaye (tracks 4, 10-11).Recorded at Cedarhouse Studios, Arrington, Tennessee on June 9-12, 1994 and Windstar Studios, Colorado Springs, Colorado in August 1992.WHILE PASSING ALONG THIS WAY was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Folk Album.Following his highly prolific relationship with Rounder Records, multi-instrumentalist Norman Blake found an equally congenial home for his music at Shanachie. The first fruits of this new partnership were four collaborative albums with his wife, Nancy, all of which earned the duo Grammy nominations for Best Traditional Folk Album. A pair of folk music faithfuls, Norman and Nancy Blake balance the traditional material they love with original compositions in the old-timey vein on While Passing Along This Way. The Blakes cover a wide spectrum of traditional styles and themes from “He’s Passing This Way,” a hymn that recalls the Stanley Brothers and “Sweet Freedom” with its echoes of the Carter Family, to the bluegrass-tinged “Sweet Heaven” and the fiddle showcase “Old Mother Flanagan.” Nancy Blake’s harmony work and acoustic guitar playing mesh expertly with her husband’s. For the most part her voice remains well in the background, but it’s plainly obvious, listening to material like “The Grave of Bonaparte” and “Old Stepstone,” how much it is enriching this music. The couple’s two guitars sound like one instrument on the graceful, finger-picked instrumental medley “Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine/Going Down the Valley.” Adept at a number of string instruments, Norman Blake sticks largely to guitar, though he’s also in fine form on fiddle, dobro, and mandolin. These are expert musicians who, through their loyalty to this rich tradition, have done a great deal to keep its spirit alive. ~ Nathan Bush

You Must Believe in Spring $13.99 Track Listing: 1. But Beautiful, 2. You’ve Changed, 3. With Malice Towards None, 4. Something Borrowed, Something Blue, 5. I Should Care, 6. Embraceable You, 7. While the Gettin’s Good Blues, 8. My Heart Stood Still, 9. Enigma, 10. I Cover the Waterfront, 11. You Must Believe in Spring, 12. Come Sunday

You, Me and Dupree - $34.99 A man is being driven crazy by his shiftless best friend, just as the layabout starts making nice with his wife and neighbors in this comedy. Carl and Molly (Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson) are a thirtysomething couple who have just gotten married and are settling down into a cozy new home in a quiet neighborhood. While Carl and Molly are happy with their new digs, Carl’s best friend, Randy Dupree (Owen Wilson), is not content with his living arrangements. Dupree has all but made a career out of avoiding work, responsibility, and commitment, and while his charm usually manages to keep him afloat, when he loses his job, his apartment, and his car. Carl can’t bear to see Dupree in such dire circumstances, and tells Dupree he can stay on their couch until he can get things straightened out. But while Carl was expecting Dupree to stay for a few days, it soon becomes obvious to both him and Molly that their guest has no intention of moving out anytime soon, and while the likable freeloader starts working his charm on Molly, their neighbors, and their friends, Carl soon finds himself at the end of his rope with his best man and childhood buddy. You, Me and Dupree also stars Amanda Detmer, Seth Rogen, and Michael Douglas as Molly’s father. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Thank You for Everything $12.99 Track Listing: 1. I’m Glad There Is You, 2. What Is This Thing Called Love?, 3. Morning After, The, 4. I Concentrate on You, 5. Take the “A” Train, 6. Miss Otis Regrets, 7. Thank You for Everything (Lotus Blossom), 8. Anything Goes, 9. Lush Life, 10. You Better Know It, 11. Easy to Love, 12. Warm Valley, 13. Warm Valley, 14. Just One of Those Things, 15. My Little Brown Book, 16. Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love), 17. While We’re Young, 18. I’ve Got You Under My Skin, 19. Satin Doll, 20. Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye

See You At the Fair $27.99 Track Listing: 1. See You at the Fair – (featuring Roger Kellaway), 2. Over the Rainbow, 3. Our Love Is Here to Stay, 4. In a Mellow Tone, 5. Lullaby of Jazzland – (featuring Roger Kellaway), 6. Stardust – (featuring Roger Kellaway), 7. Fall of Love – (featuring Roger Kellaway), 8. While We’re Dancing – (featuring Roger Kellaway), 9. Someone to Watch Over Me

If You Want It, Come and Get It $14.99 Track Listing: 1. All I Know Is the Way I Feel, 2. I Count the Teardrops, 3. New Rules, The, 4. Story of My Life, The, 5. Love Don’t Change – (previously unreleased), 6. I Never Fool Nobody But Me, 7. I Needed Somebody, 8. Old Records, 9. Heart Full of Rain, 10. If You Want It, Come and Get It – (previously unreleased, extended version), 11. Hold Me While I Cry, 12. Love of My Man, 13. Yield Not to Temptation, 14. You Can Think Twice, 15. Sorry Wrong Number, 16. True Believer

Do I Love You? - $19.99 British writer/director/actress Lisa Gornick makes her feature debut with the microbudget romantic comedy Do I Love You? Shot with digital video, the film involves struggling writer Marina (Gornick) riding her bike around London while her voice-over narration ponders all matters of life and love. She thinks that having kids will solve her problems with girlfriend Romy (Raquel Cassidy). Meanwhile, straight girl Louise (Sarah Patterson) writes a magazine article about the hip quotient of being a lesbian. Do I Love You? was shown at the 2003 San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Dance a While, Upset $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Breeze, 2. Blindfold the Leaves, 3. On Symmetry Pebbles, 4. Camouflage Iris, 5. Beauty That Corrodes, The, 6. Measures Can Divide, 7. Pilot, 8. Scream at Horizons, 9. Artificial Synapse, 10. Northern Town

While We’re Young [DigDownLoad] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Rain Forest, 2. Stormz, 3. Dear Rain, 4. Mirrors, 5. Carol’s Carol, 6. Scomotion, 7. Matter Of Time, A, 8. Dolorosa

While She Was Out – Widescreen $12.99 A suburban housewife heads out for a quick trip to the local mall, only to find herself trapped in the forest and forced to fend for herself against four murderous hooligans. Kim Basinger and Lukas Haas star in a thriller produced by Pan’s Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro and directed by Susan Montford. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

While She Was Out - $14.99 A suburban housewife heads out for a quick trip to the local mall, only to find herself trapped in the forest and forced to fend for herself against four murderous hooligans. Kim Basinger and Lukas Haas star in a thriller produced by Pan’s Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro and directed by Susan Montford. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Dear You [Expanded] [LP] $16.98 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Jawbreaker: Blake Schwarzenbach (vocals, guitar); Chris Bauermeister (bass); Adam Pfahler (drums).After a trio of underground classics built a fanatical fanbase and a critical buzz, Jawbreaker hit the majors with its 1996 debut (and ultimately swan song) on Geffen Records. While shunned by many of the Cali band’s hardcore fans at the time–the melodies were purer pop, Blake Schwarzenbach’s affected accent more pronounced-DEAR YOU would go on to be cited as one of the forefathers of the ’00s brand of emo.Its re-evaluation is overwhelmingly deserved; DEAR YOU contains some of the sharpest, most psychotically searing lyrics the soon-to-be English professor Schwarzenbach ever composed. While opening track “Save Your Generation” is a tad preachy and obvious, the neurotically sinister “Accident Prone,” the ultimate love/hate song “Fireman,” and the Christopher Walken-sampling stalker-y “Jet Black” more than make up for it. Perhaps the best moment comes near the end on “Bad Scene, Everyone’s Fault,” where in pure first-wave punk style, Schwarzenbach excoriates a 1990s hipster party tableau.

The Truth Will Rock You $12.99 Track Listing: 1. I Do Allright, 2. Truth Will Rock You, The, 3. Designated Drinker, 4. Drive-By Love, 5. Rockin’ Like a Wild Child, 6. Instant Enemies, 7. Up Love Creek (Without a Paddle), 8. Strike While the Iron Is Hot, 9. Ask Any Dawg in Town, 10. Walkin’ with Leroi, 11. Show Me Somethin’ Sista, 12. Unibomber of Love, 13. Sound of Money Talkin’, 14. Miracle Worker, 15. I Do All Right, Pt. 2

You Will Go to the Moon $11.99 Moxy Fruvous: Mike Ford (vocals, electric guitar, guitar); Dave Matheson (vocals, electric guitar, banjo, saxophone, accordion, piano, Wurlitzer piano, Fender Rhodes, Moog synthesizer, bass); Murray Foster (vocals, guitar, mandolin, Fender Rhodes, bass, low drum, talking drum); Jian Ghomeshi (vocals, piano, drums, percussion, dumbek).Additional personnel: Danny Levin (strings); Rob Preuss (theremin); Stephen Traub.Recorded at Comfort/Bayside and Phase One Studios, Toronto, Canada.Moxy Fr?vous excels at four-way harmonies while diversely delivering humorous or poignant original songs. The cheeky bookends of You Will Go to the Moon, their latest collection, are “Michigan Militia” with MC 900 Ft. Jesus-goes-Fr?vous stylings, and the a cappella title track. “Get in the Car” condenses an entire afternoon of taking in the autumn changes along country roads into two-and-a-half minutes. Wurlitzer and theremin dress up their version of “I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You.” This’ll remind you of the pre-soul/disco sound of the Bee Gees but without interrupting the flow of mostly acoustic, many-voiced gems. Duke Ellington identified two kinds of music, good and bad. Serious fans of music in any way will place this Moxy Fr?vous album in the “good” category. ~ Tom Schulte

Everything You Want – Fullscreen $8.99 Having lived a sheltered childhood while her absentee parents traveled all over the world, artist Abby Morrison (Shiri Appleby) has developed an extraordinarily vivid imagination, but her grasp on reality is tenuous at best. Now the roommate of Jessica Lindstrom (Alexandra Holden), Abby agrees to tutor Jessica’s cousin Quinn (Nick Zano), a selfish and cynical college student. Much to her surprise, Abby is attracted to Quinn, helping him to come out of his shell and develop his own artistic talents. But when it comes to romance, Jessica remains true to her “dream man” Sy (Orlando Seale), who poses for her paintings and shares all of her likes and dislikes — and whom nobody but Abby has ever seen. Based on a play by Natalie Prado, the made-for-cable Everything You Want premiered April 17, 2005, on the ABC Family Channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

You and Me – Subtitle $12.99 A successful writer mines her sister’s love life for inspiration while searching for Mr. Right. Ariane (Julie Depardieu) spins romantic yarns for a popular magazine, but lately she’s been running out of stories. The white knights that populate her stories are nowhere to be found in the real world. Why is it that every man she meets is so positively terrified of true commitment? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

What You Need $12.99 Side Effect reached its creative peak with the Wayne Henderson-produced What You Need, which was the group’s second album as well as its best one. This time, the songs weren’t simply decent — they were excellent, and Side Effect had a gem of a female vocalist to help bring them to life. The quartet’s new female singer was Helen Lowe, who had replaced Sylvia Nabors. While Nabors was competent, the brassy, big-voiced Lowe was a treasure — and she shows herself to be major asset on the hit “S.O.S.” and a remake of Ronnie Laws’ “Always There,” which was originally a soul-jazz instrumental in 1975 but becomes a gutsy vocal tune thanks to added lyrics by Paul Allen. Equally strong are the funky “Honky Tonk Scat,” the mournful ballad “Changes,” and a cover of the Crusaders’ “Keep That Same Old Feeling.” Regrettably, What You Need was Lowe’s only album with Side Effect, and it’s equally regrettable that she didn’t go on to become huge as a solo artist. ~ Alex Henderson

Why You Running (EP) $10.98 On her 2007 debut, Lissie’s songwriting sometimes struggled to keep up with her voice. The two share more equal footing throughout Why You Runnin’, a five-song EP that mixes Americana, folk, and Southern balladry into swirling patterns. Recorded in her adopted hometown of Ojai, CA — one of the few places in the world to have a “pink moment” at sunset, where rose-colored light splashes across the Topatopa Mountains — the songs are indebted to the stunning geography that inspired them, and Lissie uses her vocals to conjure up landscapes of rivers, prairieland, and heartache. She’s a fantastic singer, blessed with enough power to rival a pop vocalist but more aligned with folk sirens like Neko Case and Patty Griffin. On “Wedding Bells,” she tweaks an old Hank Williams song by adding minor chords, handclaps, and thickly stacked harmonies, while the piano ballad “Oh Mississippi” (produced by Ed Harcourt, no stranger to piano ballads himself) finds her serenading the river that bordered her childhood home. Why You Runnin’ may only be an EP — one can only hope Lissie has enough slow-smoked melody in her arsenal to sustain an entire album — but it’s one of 2009′s finest folk releases regardless. ~ Andrew Leahey

I Knew It Was You - $9.99 John Cazale’s resume as a film actor isn’t long, but it’s distinguished. Cazale appeared in five feature films, and each one received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture, while three of them — The Godfather, The Godfather Part II and The Deer Hunter — won the category. Al Pacino, who made three films with Cazale, considered him one his finest acting partners, and many film buffs cite Cazale as one of the best actors of his generation. But Cazale was thirty-seven years old before making his film debut after distinguishing himself in the New York theater community, and shortly after completing work on The Deer Hunter, cancer claimed his life in the spring of 1978. I Knew It Was You: Rediscovering John Cazale is a short documentary celebrating the life and art of Cazale, featuring clips from his memorable performances and interviews with friends, colleagues and fans, including Meryl Streep (who was also Cazale’s wife), Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Gene Hackman, Francis Ford Coppola, Sidney Lumet, Steve Buscemi, Philip Seymour Hoffman and many others. I Knew It Was You was an official selection at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

You See Me Laughin’ - $14.99 In 1991, Matthew Johnson was an on-and-off college student who in his spare time wrote record reviews for Living Blues magazine. Johnson liked the raw, primitive sound of rural Mississippi blues, but was disappointed that so little of it was being committed to record; after discovering a juke joint in Holly Springs, MS, where proprietor Junior Kimbrough and his friend R.L. Burnside played raucous, electrified country blues til the break of dawn, Johnson decided the music should be committed to tape. Using 400 dollars left over from a student loan, Johnson started Fat Possum Records, and began recording deep Southern blues artists such as Kimbrough, Burnside, T-Model Ford, Cedell Davis, and Johnny Farmer while struggling to bring their music to a broader audience, pay their artists and keep the business afloat. You See Me Laughin’ is a documentary which offers a look at Johnson and partner Bruce Watson’s ongoing mission to capture this music before it’s too late, and more importantly profiles the musicians who record for his label, exploring the wild and often violent lives that inform their work and fuel their often wary relationship with Johnson and Watson. Featuring rare live footage of Burnside and Kimbrough on-stage, You See Me Laughin’ was the first feature film from director Mandy Stein. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

I Hate Everything But You $15.99 A simply enormous affair by Rick Berlin and the Shelley Winters Project, I Hate Everything But You is their 2002 release named after the final track on Berlin’s 1982 CBS-distributed album, Berlin Airlift.This sparkling hour’s-worth of music produced by the band, along with Neighborhoods guitarist David Minehan, is a very special reinvention for the Boston-based singer: it’s a combination of what the previous six-song EP by Shelley Winters Project was exploring, blended with the undressed escapades initiated on Berlin’s solo LP, Live at Jacques, his singer/songwriter disc. At close to 59 minutes, it is not only the most band music ever released at once by the singer who fronted Orchestra Luna in the ’70s, it is also the most powerful. “Hate” is the new title for “I Hate Everything But You,” and the song rocks harder than Bill Pfordresher’s thin production recorded in 1982 ever allowed it to. The new version borrows that riveting intro from the Atlantics’ 1980 classic “Lonely Hearts,” and gives Berlin the opportunity to take one of his big titles from the past and give it a splendid update. Berlin Airlift was a great band that evolved out of the original Orchestra Luna, but that was a different place and time, and the musicians had to contend with all sorts of production and legal issues. Here, now, the seasoned studio and stage veteran composes a collection of definitive statements without major label distractions: “Somebody” has charging electric blasts from horn and string arranger Dave Berndt, while Meredith Cooper’s violin glides alongside the lead vocal. It’s also interesting how Rick Berlin’s keyboards are the core of which the thick vocals and deep instrumentation surround and embrace, while remaining an integral part of the web, but not its dominant sound. “Taxi, Take Me Home” works a lament into the mix, as does “Tired,” with its heavy percussion playing nicely off the string sounds Cooper provides, but it’s “Xmas Face” that immediately jumps out at the listener with all the mood of the Beatles’ driving pop allure, and one of the CD’s highlights. Fans of John Cale will totally understand “Only One of You,” both lyrically and vocally, while “Bad Day” has the band sweeping through the speakers and providing the icing for the singer’s descriptive poetry. “Monk”‘s originality is precious — riffs from yesteryear swell up to be part of something very new. This Shelley Winters Project material is striking in its solidity. These musicians respect Berlin and put their talents in all the right places: they’re all over the map, but only when the time is right, and the music is nice and dense, and worth playing loud. Berlin controls his powerful voice here, and unlike some of Orchestra Luna and Berlin Airlift music, where the ideas were overplayed and too studied, this stuff boasts a focus. The album is 14-songs deep, but they work so well, and Berlin’s vision is delivered with such an intensity. It is his, and Shelley Winters Project, most impressi

Are You Happy Now? $22.99 Having already broken down some barriers with her own fusion of punk, R&B, and rock, J-Pop wunderkind Aya Kamiki’s third album Are You Happy Now? continues her signature blend of pop infused with punk sensibilities. This is J-Pop if Avril Lavigne (in her more mature form) had been writing it. Where it differs from a straightforward Lavigne, though, is in two main spots — first, Kamiki’s voice is more powerful, and flexible. She moves around the notes with a surprising dexterity, belting out the heavier choruses while slinking a little more on the ballads. She can turn notes in a manner reminiscent of Yoko Kanno’s Ghost in the Shell vocals, alternating styles rapidly and keeping a high level of emotive ability in the more powerful portions as easily as the lighter ones. The second difference with Lavigne’s style is the overarching influences of J-Pop embedded into the album. Kamiki is of course a Japanese pop artist, and such influences should be par for the course. However, her music tends toward a more American rock format for the most part, with only tinges of the overwrought guitar-stomp common in Japanese power pop and the sudden flat notes that tend to accompany the occasional English lyric. Surprisingly good music, breaking out of the shell of idol singing that’s so common with young Japanese singers. ~ Adam Greenberg

You Forgot It in People [LP] $20.98 Broken Social Scene: Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Jason Collett, Andrew Whiteman, Charles Spearin, John Crossingham, Emily Haines, Evan Cranley, James Shaw, Leslie Feist, Justin Peroff.Nothing less than an indie-rock milestone, this is what happens when a number of musicians from the Canadian post-rock scene (including members of Godspeed You Black Emperor, A Silver Mt. Zion, and Do Make Say Think) abandon their extended-jam conceptualizing in favor of short, optimistic, pop-oriented songs. Things start out in a jazzy, bass-heavy space before morphing into “KC Accidental,” a guitar-layered track that sounds like the Allman Brothers covering Sonic Youth’s “Teenage Riot.” Catchy hooks triplicate alongside hand clapping, fuzz guitar, and Brendan Canning’s whispered vocals on “Stars and Sons,” while the mellow, acoustic “Looks Just Like the Sun” gives way to the twangy neo-Tropicalia and cockeyed (but uplifting and cohesive) experimentalism of “Pacific Theme.”Emily Haines (of the Metrics) lends a vocal to “Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl,” which ends in a roundelay of swirling violins and banjo. “Cause = Time” is an even more tuneful brother to “Stars and Sons” that’s so good, by the time the mournful, gorgeous “Lover’s Spit” comes up one might be too satisfied to appreciate its obscene levels of craftsmanship. For a band with so many members, Broken Social Scene creates a remarkably spacious and well-orchestrated atmosphere on YOU FORGOT IT IN PEOPLE.

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