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* Format: NTSC * Language: Arabic, English, German, Korean, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish * Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.) * DVD Release Date: December 4, 2007 * Average Customer Review: No customer reviews yet. Be the first. * ASIN: B000VWLMEU * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #3,957 in DVD (See Bestsellers in DVD) Popular in these categories: (What's this?) See less

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Amazon.com From the moment Jennifer Garner appeared on screen, tied to a chair in a fluorescent red wig, Alias burst onto the scene as an intriguing "spy-fi" series that sucked viewers into a weekly action movie. Like its successor, Lost, creator... See more

Amazon.com From the moment Jennifer Garner appeared on screen, tied to a chair in a fluorescent red wig, Alias burst onto the scene as an intriguing "spy-fi" series that sucked viewers into a weekly action movie. Like its successor, Lost, creator J.J. Abrams spun a cult favorite show that held interweaving conspiracies, mysteries, and even some of the same actors. Unlike the island drama, however, Lost was really only about one central character: Student-turned-agent Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner, who was catapulted from obscurity to the A-list) learns the government agency she was working for isn't CIA at all, but a rogue baddie outfit called SD-6. Sydney, along with her father (Victor Garber, robbed of an Emmy) work as double agents to bring down SD-6 and its top gun, the ever-shifty Arvin Sloane (Ron Rifkin). Once that happened, of course, there were more bad guys and villainous networks to be brought down, and the rest of the series followed Sydney's adventures--always in various... See less

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* Directors: Lou Antonio, Dan Appel, Tony Bill, Marc Buckland, Stephen Gyllenhaal * Format: NTSC * Region: Unknown. Read more about region encoding and how it may affect you here. * Number of discs: 23 * Studio: Buena Vista Home Video * Average... See more

* Directors: Lou Antonio, Dan Appel, Tony Bill, Marc Buckland, Stephen Gyllenhaal * Format: NTSC * Region: Unknown. Read more about region encoding and how it may affect you here. * Number of discs: 23 * Studio: Buena Vista Home Video * Average Customer Review: (4 customer reviews) * ASIN: B0009SW83A * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #44,607 in DVD (See Bestsellers in DVD) Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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Amazon.com For this Nancy Meyers-directed romantic comedy, Hans Zimmer serves up a breezy score quite different from the more heavy-duty works he's become known for. This may have something to do with the film's tone, of course, but also with the... See more

Amazon.com For this Nancy Meyers-directed romantic comedy, Hans Zimmer serves up a breezy score quite different from the more heavy-duty works he's become known for. This may have something to do with the film's tone, of course, but also with the fact that Zimmer has sole credit on only two cues, having co-written the others with members of his extensive stable of helpers, including guitarist Heitor Pereira and even pop artist Imogen Heap (who also contributes wordless vocals in addition to getting writing credits on three tracks). In the film, Jack Black's character is a composer who namedrops Ennio Morricone; Zimmer steps up to the challenge with the opening track, "Maestro" (one of his solo compositions), which evidently seeks to emulate the romantic sweep of some of Morricone's scores and nearly succeeds. (This may sound like a criticism but getting near Morricone level is nothing to sneeze at.) A little later "Verso e Prosa," a collaboration between Pereira and Herb Alpert--who... See less

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Amazon.com Not to be confused with the collection Songs Inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia, this album is Harry Gregson-Williams's instrumental score for the movie. Marking the composer's third collaboration with director Andrew Adamson (after both... See more

Amazon.com Not to be confused with the collection Songs Inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia, this album is Harry Gregson-Williams's instrumental score for the movie. Marking the composer's third collaboration with director Andrew Adamson (after both Shrek flicks), this score also is one of the more mature offerings from Gregson-Williams, best known for his work on family films. The music is lush and assured, if a bit predictable. Indeed, it fits squarely in the current style popular for big epics--even using (on a few tracks) the vocals of Lisbeth Scott, which fall halfway between those of Enya and the Cocteau Twins' Liz Fraser (both of whom, uncoincidentally, appeared on the Lords of the Rings soundtracks). The CD concludes with four songs, with Gregson-Williams cowriting Scott's "Where." On "Can't Take It In," Imogen Heap's vocal acrobatics eerily recall those of the Cranberries' Dolores O'Riordan, while Alanis Morissette's "Wunderkind" is an inspirational, almost girl-powerish... See less

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Jeremy Camp makes no bones about his modern-rock influences. Stay displays strong, unapologetic musical tips of the hat to the likes of Creed and Dave Matthews as Camp wraps his faith-inspired message in a common sounding yet pleasing brand of... See more

Jeremy Camp makes no bones about his modern-rock influences. Stay displays strong, unapologetic musical tips of the hat to the likes of Creed and Dave Matthews as Camp wraps his faith-inspired message in a common sounding yet pleasing brand of gritty, blue-collar rock. While power rockers such as "Take My Life" flex their muscles, it's the driving urgency and catchy chorus of "Understand" and the smooth balladry of the string-laden "I Still Believe" that are most appealing. Like fellow Indiana native John Mellencamp, Camp deals head on with some tough issues, as evidenced by "Walk By Faith," a moving testament to Camp's struggle with accepting the death of his young wife, and "I Know Your Calling," a pledge from a man struggling to hold on to faith through tough times. --Michael Lyttle New: Organize Yourself - www.OrganizeYourselfOnline.com Your personalized program is here - With expert guidance, it's simple! Jeremy Camp Sheet Music http://www.sheetmusicplus.com Buy the sheet music... See less

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This is one Christmas CD you should have in your collection! If you already have it, give it to someone special! Vince Guaraldi's soundtrack to the 1965 classic TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas helped incorporate the style of music that became... See more

This is one Christmas CD you should have in your collection! If you already have it, give it to someone special! Vince Guaraldi's soundtrack to the 1965 classic TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas helped incorporate the style of music that became known with Charlie Brown specials (he would do several more soundtracks for Charlie Brown TV specials and their 1st movie until his untimely death in 1977). This is more than just a soundtrack, as there are many pieces not featured in the special ("My Little Drum", a variation of The Little Drummer Boy, "The Christmas Song", "Greensleeves", and "What Child Is This"). Then of course come the songs from tne special. There's the original compositions "Christmastime Is Here", which opens the special, "Linus and Lucy", which would be featured in many of the other Charlie Brown specials for years, and "Christmas Is Coming" (a bossa nova number, which sounds a little like Richie Valens' "La Bamba"). Of course, you have the traditional Christmas... See less

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Amazon.com It'd be hard to imagine a happier wish than the one this jazz vocal legend offers her listeners on this urbane-yet-homey collection of holiday favorites. The First Lady of Song recorded these tunes in 1960, at the peak of her interpretive... See more

Amazon.com It'd be hard to imagine a happier wish than the one this jazz vocal legend offers her listeners on this urbane-yet-homey collection of holiday favorites. The First Lady of Song recorded these tunes in 1960, at the peak of her interpretive powers. As such, she puts her singular stamp on everything from a sultry vamp like "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" to the sweet and cozy "The Christmas Song." Even potentially shopworn standards like "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town" sound fresher when they're coming from Ella Fitzgerald. --David Sprague Ella Fitzgerald Music http://www.sheetmusicplus.com Sheet music for Ella fitzgerald at Sheet Music Plus. Shop now. Get Song Ringtones www.rockinrings.net Download hot new song ringtones directly to your phone Today! Get 10 Ringtones Now Flycell.com Pick your songs, enter your number. No credit card needed. 90,000 tones See less

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LTj Bukem's Journey Inwards is a rare gem in the world of music. It's not so much an album but a work of art, lovingly crafted, flawlessly mastered, and polished to a perfect shine. Hardcore jungle fans are best warned to stay away; this isn't a... See more

LTj Bukem's Journey Inwards is a rare gem in the world of music. It's not so much an album but a work of art, lovingly crafted, flawlessly mastered, and polished to a perfect shine. Hardcore jungle fans are best warned to stay away; this isn't a dance album, really. Bukem, who made his name with his own melodic style of jungle (drum & bass), abandons the furious pace of the rave dance floor in favor of a jazz-like sensibility. Upbeat, but not hard. Complex layering, yet remarkably accessible melodies that you just can't help but tap your foot to. Nimble, but not really fast. Slick, but remarkably natural and acoustic sounding. Instead, it's an endlessly listenable odyssey, a seamless blend of jazz, big band, a dash of swing, and a whole lot of electronic flourishes. The Bukem's home turf of drum & bass slithers throughout the album, subtly moving in and out and keeping the sound fresh. It's an incredibly classy act; the music seems the perfect fit for a prestigious penthouse party, a... See less

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Nothing controversial about the LTJ Bukem....straight out of London with the sounds of atmospheric drum and bass, LTJ has the beats to make you tail move and your mind rise up. A funky bass line and a driving beat with the raw-like sushi lyrics, LTJ... See more

Nothing controversial about the LTJ Bukem....straight out of London with the sounds of atmospheric drum and bass, LTJ has the beats to make you tail move and your mind rise up. A funky bass line and a driving beat with the raw-like sushi lyrics, LTJ is the perfect music for you when working, playing or driving. Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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LTJ Bukem, handing out another great Earth Album. This one happened to be alot more jazzy I think. If anyone is reading this, trying to decide whether to buy it or not, if your a fan of downtempo jazzy music, with a pinch of d&b, you wont be... See more

LTJ Bukem, handing out another great Earth Album. This one happened to be alot more jazzy I think. If anyone is reading this, trying to decide whether to buy it or not, if your a fan of downtempo jazzy music, with a pinch of d&b, you wont be disappointed. For those hardcore D&B Fan's this will also appeal to you, check out Blame's J-Walkin! This album is moody music, listen to it on a rainy day, or when your just chilling out. Personally I prefer to listen to it in the morning, its very peaceful and not harsh on my senses. Peace all... Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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The first in the in `Earth' series of albums, moves steadily away from the intelligent Drum `n' Bass that has earmarked the majority of the `Good Looking Labels' releases, with an album that although taking Drum `n' Bass / Breakbeat as the foundation... See more

The first in the in `Earth' series of albums, moves steadily away from the intelligent Drum `n' Bass that has earmarked the majority of the `Good Looking Labels' releases, with an album that although taking Drum `n' Bass / Breakbeat as the foundation of the music, has cast it's net a little further to incorporate influences as broad as: `Jazz-Fusion, Downtempo, Trip-Hop & Acid Jazz-Funk'. "The Poets of Thought" start the ball rolling with the Jazz/Hip-Hop Fusion of `The Rhyme goes on', heavily influenced in its construction by jazz, it's as contemplative as it is soothing, backed by ghost-like horns arrangements with a steady textured breakbeat underpinning the whole thing, it's the musical equivalent of driving through the city late at night. "Appaloosa's - Travelling" shifts the musical focus into more traditional territory, with restrained Jungle, increasing the BPM significantly, and the drum patterns here, will be familiar to all with a long standing history with Drum `n' Bass/... See less

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like the other Logical Progression cds, this is ambient/drum & bass at it's best. perfect background music for working on the computer... Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)

like the other Logical Progression cds, this is ambient/drum & bass at it's best. perfect background music for working on the computer... Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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If you like any of the Logical Progression series releases, you will certainly love Level 2 - the crew from GLO is notorious for their clean, rolling drum and bass sound and doesn't disappoint with this one. Unfortunately, I happen to love... See more

If you like any of the Logical Progression series releases, you will certainly love Level 2 - the crew from GLO is notorious for their clean, rolling drum and bass sound and doesn't disappoint with this one. Unfortunately, I happen to love underground hip-hop as well as jungle/DNB, so the tired, early-eighties era lyrics and lackadaisical delivery of MC Conrad ruined the otherwise impeccable beats on disc 1 for me - a complaint I have for all Conrad/GLO tracks . Fortunately, disc 2, which is primarily instrumental, is one of the best sessions the crew has put out on CD thus far, with the exception of one exquisite track (dis)graced by Conrad flows. My opinion - buy Level 2 and listen to disc 2 while resting your cool drink on your new GLO coaster (disc 1). Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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* Audio CD (July 23, 1996) * Original Release Date: April 1996 * Number of Discs: 1 * Format: Original recording reissued * Label: Rhino / Wea * ASIN: B00004T6V6 * Average Customer Review: (24 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #31,251 in... See more

* Audio CD (July 23, 1996) * Original Release Date: April 1996 * Number of Discs: 1 * Format: Original recording reissued * Label: Rhino / Wea * ASIN: B00004T6V6 * Average Customer Review: (24 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #31,251 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music) Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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Amazon.com In the liner notes to Jamiroquai's debut album, lead singer and mastermind Jason Kay delivers a sincere, if oversimplified, screed about distributing the wealth and saving the rainforests. The lyrics follow suit: except for a single love... See more

Amazon.com In the liner notes to Jamiroquai's debut album, lead singer and mastermind Jason Kay delivers a sincere, if oversimplified, screed about distributing the wealth and saving the rainforests. The lyrics follow suit: except for a single love tune ("Blow Your Mind"), Kay bemoans war, greed, racism, and conformity, or extols the power of music as a drug ("Hooked Up") or as a catalyst for social revolution. This is not Jamiroquai's most eloquent album, nor their strongest musically, what with most songs structured as long-form, open-ENDed jams weighing in at six minutes or more. Though interesting as a chronicle of Kay's musical vision taking shape, overall it's a document that will appeal most to Deadheads and jam-band fans. --Suzanne McElfresh See less

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Amazon.com Adding pop savvy to their soul-disco mix, Jamiroquai grabbed the attention of MTV and Top 40 radio and won a Grammy with this platinum-selling album, their third. It's a fine record, with warm keyboards, sweet strings, and irrepressible... See more

Amazon.com Adding pop savvy to their soul-disco mix, Jamiroquai grabbed the attention of MTV and Top 40 radio and won a Grammy with this platinum-selling album, their third. It's a fine record, with warm keyboards, sweet strings, and irrepressible grooves grounding Jay Kay's sublime vocals and fueling the hits ("Virtual Insanity," "Cosmic Girl," the title track). That voice--elastic, jazzy--is the fire of the band, but immaculate guitar sounds, snappy backup vocals, and clever old-school soul samples (Eddie Harris on "Alright," Esther Phillips on "High Times") are the details that create perfection. Balancing the dance-ready, radio-friendly tracks are the ballads "Everyday" and "Spend a Lifetime," the reggae-styled "Drifting Along," and a couple of didjeridoo instrumentals. --Suzanne McElfresh See less

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Amazon.com At the time of this album, Jamiroquai's second, Britain's soul-funk-acid jazz scene had been firmly established by numerous club DJs and bands like Soul II Soul, Brand New Heavies, Incognito, and Young Disciples. Jamiroquai formed their... See more

Amazon.com At the time of this album, Jamiroquai's second, Britain's soul-funk-acid jazz scene had been firmly established by numerous club DJs and bands like Soul II Soul, Brand New Heavies, Incognito, and Young Disciples. Jamiroquai formed their own voice with strong songwriting, tight ensemble playing, and--most of all--Jay Kay's fluid vocals, which are impressively reminiscent of Stevie Wonder's. As the band's main songwriter, Kay addresses social ills ("Just Another Story," "Manifest Destiny"), advocates enlightenment ("Stillness in Time," "Light Years"), and leads his multiculti band through love songs both bubble-gum funky ("Mr. Moon") and jazzy sweet ("Half the Man"). Unabashedly mixing disco into their funky soul, Jamiroquai even make cheesy synths sound good. --Suzanne McElfresh See less

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Amazon.com After scoring the crossover hit "Virtual Insanity" in 1998 (remember the moving sidewalk video?), the U.K.'s Jamiroquai failed to keep their momentum alive with the somewhat scattered and skittish Synkronized. Thankfully for fans of the... See more

Amazon.com After scoring the crossover hit "Virtual Insanity" in 1998 (remember the moving sidewalk video?), the U.K.'s Jamiroquai failed to keep their momentum alive with the somewhat scattered and skittish Synkronized. Thankfully for fans of the retro (if lightweight) pop/soul that is the band's specialty, Jamiroquai are back with their most cohesive effort since 1995's Return of the Space Cowboy. There's still too much blathering on about the cosmos from Stevie Wonder-inspired vocalist Jason Kay, the most egregious example being the subdued and folksy "Black Crow," which takes the bird-in-flight cliché to new lows. Better and much more rugged are the sizzling synth-driven "2001" and the guitar-stoked rave-up "Stop! Don't Panic." That's where the guys bring the funk with more bite than you'd expect. --Amy Linden See less

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Amazon.com With songs that fall exactly in between Michael Jackson's Off the Wall period and A Taste of Honey, Jamiroquai's Synkronized is a funk-disco inferno that is distinguished from its 1970s counterparts only by its 1990s production. It... See more

Amazon.com With songs that fall exactly in between Michael Jackson's Off the Wall period and A Taste of Honey, Jamiroquai's Synkronized is a funk-disco inferno that is distinguished from its 1970s counterparts only by its 1990s production. It contains all the same ingredients: wah-wah guitar, electric piano, soft-sided strings oozing out melody, pot-bellied bass, and a blasted-out horn section that evokes images of three guys stepping in sync while their sequined flairs swipe over white patent-leather loafers. While the funk is steamy enough to flatten the tallest 'fro, Jay Kay's impeccable ability to emulate Stevie Wonder's vocals brings on the cool side. But the album isn't all about a time warp. Just when you think Jamiroquai isn't going to step a toe beyond 1978, "Supersonic," the seventh track, throws down an acid-house riff that works in didgeridoo and a synthed-out cow bell. "Where Do We Go from Here" rocks with a leap-frogging blues piano and tangy bongos. The album's grand... See less

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Amazon.com Jason Kay melds his longtime '70s fixations with '80s style synths on Dynamite, Jamiroquai’s first record since 2001's A Funk Odyssey. It's been a long time since the acid jazz/funk hit "Virtual Insanity" (1996's Traveling Without Moving,... See more

Amazon.com Jason Kay melds his longtime '70s fixations with '80s style synths on Dynamite, Jamiroquai’s first record since 2001's A Funk Odyssey. It's been a long time since the acid jazz/funk hit "Virtual Insanity" (1996's Traveling Without Moving, to be exact), and even though the band never became the huge hit machine they seemed destined to become, they've continued to put out solid work. Odyssey and 1999's Synkronized showed off Kay's dexterity with this material, mining urban dance grooves from a goldmine of Motown, Stevie Wonder and far-ranging disco and soul. Dynamite keeps going, constructing an exuberant club vibe out of R&B styles, but also borderline electro ("Electric Mistress"), jumpy Squeeze-style pop ("Black Devil Car") and soulful, smooth nostalgia ("Seven Days In Sunny June"). A would-be guilty pleasure, only without the guilt, Kay's musical obsessions combine with his burgeoning talent on Dynamite to create another winner. --Matthew Cooke Jamiroquai Sheet Music... See less

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one of those rare, stream-of-consciousness listening experiences that takes you to that quiet place inside yourself. The playful, provocative, effortless romance of Jobim makes this a must-have for your collection. My first experience with it was on... See more

one of those rare, stream-of-consciousness listening experiences that takes you to that quiet place inside yourself. The playful, provocative, effortless romance of Jobim makes this a must-have for your collection. My first experience with it was on a 3 and 1/2 hour road trip, driving in the rain alone. The time seemed to pass in minutes. Having arrived at my destination, I was tempted to turn around and go back, just to extend the moment. The booklet, the interviews, even the unique wrappers around each CD were obviously done by someone in love with the man and his music. This box set wasn't created to make money but to honor the life-work of a master. Please don't let the price slow you down. This collection is extraordinary in every way. Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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