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Idiots & Angels - $14.99 Animator Bill Plympton offers a moral fable with his own surreal touch in this dark comedy. Tough guy Angel wakes up one morning to discover his body has begun to match his name -- a pair of wings has sprouted from his back. Angel doesn't care to have wings and is annoyed by the ridicule they inspire among his drinking buddies, so he cuts them off, only to find they quickly grow back. Even worse, Angel learns the wings have their own moral compass, and while he's a bitter and self-centered man, the wings are forcing him to be benevolent in a way that hardly suits him. Hoping a professional can help, Angel has a surgeon amputate the wings, but when Bart, the bartender at Angel's favorite watering hole, makes trouble for a woman who is a regular at the tavern, the wings return again and the barkeep realizes he can use Angel's talents to his advantage, leading to a war of wills between two corrupt men and one mysterious force for good. Angels And Idiots tells its story without dialogue but does include songs from such artists as Tom Waits, Moby, Pink Martini and Nicole Renaud. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Taller In More Ways (English) $12.99 Taller In More Ways (English) |
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Taller Children $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Momma's Boy - (featuring Rob Jost), 2. Taller Children - (featuring Alan Hampton), 3. Rainiest Day of Summer - (featuring Matt Parker/Kimi Mongello/Thomas Kluge/Melissa Tong/Eric Hofman/Anne Nagosky/Rob Jost/Mark Motycka/Amy Sims), 4. Race You - (featuring Kimi Mongello/Mike Mogis), 5. Apathy - (featuring Thomas Kluge/Anne Nagosky/Amy Sims), 6. Hang Up, The - (featuring Rob Jost/Mike Mogis), 7. Hit the Wall - (featuring Anton Patzner/Lewis Patzner/Rob Jost/Mike Mogis), 8. Right Next to You - (featuring Jordan Scannella/Dan Brantigan), 9. Everybody Knows - (featuring Thomas Kluge/Melissa Tong/Anne Nagosky/Mike Mogis/Mark Motycka/Amy Sims), 10. Complimentary Me - (featuring Rob Jost/Mike Mogis), 11. Golden Ink, 12. Just in Time |
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Grow $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Post Modern, 2. Run, 3. Millennium, 4. Space, 5. Skydiver, 6. Big Big City, 7. New Year Dawning, 8. Grow, 9. Follow, 10. Last Sad Song, 11. Crackpot, 12. Low Unknown |
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Seven Idiots $22.99 World's End Girlfriend had built up enough of a reputation by the release of its 2011 album to ensure some major attention for Katsuhiko Maeda's latest work. Still, there's something about Seven Idiots that promises just a hair more than it delivers, resulting in an album that's admirable but hard to get front-to-back excited about. Part of it could simply be that a central idea to World's End Girlfriend, a turn-on-a-micron eclecticism that puts everything and anything together into a new sonic arrangement unbeholden to any one obvious approach, is less remarkable now than it might have been in earlier years. Though in individual songs it's easy to see why Maeda is regarded so highly in that vein: "Les Enfants Du Paradis" is a flat-out winner, feeling like an ever increasing fanfare with frenetic keyboards, romantic strings, swooning and chopping guitar, skittering beats, handclap percussion, and more interweaving into a triumphant conclusion that feels like it should conclude some movie somewhere, if not necessarily the French movie classic from which it derives its name. Other equally fine moments recur, including "Helter Skelter Cha-Cha-Cha," which pulls off a Laser tag/lounge frug/future nightclub fusion with flair and fun, down to its abbreviated vocal snippets, and the concluding "Unfinished Finale Shed," which strips away all the hyperactivity for a simple, gentle guitar-and-keyboards conclusion that works both in contrast to much of what's preceded it and on its own. But when so much of the album feels like a not-always successful recapitulation of those highlights -- and all told, everything stretches out for the full length of a CD -- the end result is a series of achievements that are unquestionably technically impressive, yet ultimately tiring when piled one on top of the other. Heard in small doses, though, it's a hell of a ride, and it's pretty hard to beat a great song title like "Teenage Ziggy," as well. ~ Ned Raggett |
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Grow Into A Man $17.99 Grow Into A Man |
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Revenge of the Village Idiots [PA] $20.99 Track Listing: 1. Problem Child, 2. If It Sells It Sells, 3. Setback, 4. Mother's Ruin, 5. Never Never, 6. Dreams for a Crook, 7. Headbanging, 8. Revenge of the Village Idiots, The, 9. We're Coming Back |
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Taller in More Ways $19.99 Sugababes were one of the most consistently successful British pop acts of the 2000s, with an unparalleled string of innovative Top Ten singles and solid if not faultless full-lengths. Their fourth, the awkwardly named Taller in More Ways, was no exception -- indeed it was their first album to hit number one, and among their strongest. As usual, the singles tend to shine the brightest, but there are only a handful of truly lesser tracks scattered among the state-of-the-art dancefloor stompers and towering ballads. The simple yet effective electro-pop club ditty "Push the Button" was the first single (and it topped the charts as handily as its predecessors had), but even better in that category is the monstrously funky "Red Dress," a Xenomania track reminiscent of their frisky Girls Aloud productions, that makes excellent use of a rejiggered horn section sampled from a '60s Northern soul cut ("Landslide" by Tony Clarke). In the latter column, both "Follow Me Home" and "Ugly" are aptly pitched inspirational mini-epics dealing, respectively, with romantic and body-image issues (even if "we only get judged by what we do" sounds like rather wishful thinking, the 'Babes make you believe it). And it gets deeper than that, in several ways: the breezy, ska-punk-tinged "Joy Division" (which has nothing to do with that band, musically or lyrically); the sugary synth pop of "Obsession" (a cover of '80s new wavers Animotion); the intoxicating, hard-hitting "It Ain't Easy," which pits a menacingly swung, twangy guitar riff -- lifted so blatantly from Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus," it's a wonder Martin Gore doesn't get a writing credit -- against a martial strut and agitated double-time group vocals. "Gotta Be You" pillages less successfully: despite a passable foundation of synth-fuzz R&B with trendy tabla-esque skittering, it treads so melodically close to Aaliyah's majestic "Try Again" that it can't help but pale by comparison. Meanwhile, the final three cuts fail to leave much of an impression -- there's nothing like "Maya," the haunting closer on Three. Even so, the overall quality of the material, the production, and of course Sugababes' trademark vocal work -- subtly satisfying without being showy -- are enough to make this another winner from one of the winningest (and most winsome) pop groups going. [In 2006, following the departure of Mutya Buena from the group, Taller in More Ways was reissued with one new track and re-recorded versions of "Gotta Be You," "Follow Me Home," and "Red Dress" featuring new member Amelle Berrabah.] ~ K. Ross Hoffman |
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Taller de Musics $19.99 Track Listing: 1. C.T.A., 2. All of Me, 3. Second Race, 4. Rimas, 5. Recordame, 6. Neptuno Blues, 7. Rimas - (alternate take) |
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Green Day: From Sweet Children to American Idiots - $24.99 Green Day: From Sweet Children to American Idiots documents the rock band's career from San Francisco punks to international superstars. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Where The Fields Grow Green $14.99 Where The Fields Grow Green |
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Listen To The Flowers Grow $17.99 Listen To The Flowers Grow |
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Where the Roots All Grow $9.99 Where the Roots All Grow |
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The Best Apples To Buy And Grow $7.46 This book is in New - Excellent condition |
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The Best Apples to Buy and Grow $11.35 Everyone--not just gardeners--will want to take a bite out of Brooklyn Botanic Garden''''s deliciously illustrated tribute to the luscious, healthful apple... |
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Widsom of the Idiots (Half a History and a... $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Yayli, 2. Karma Marga, 3. Sheikh, 4. Papasus, 5. Third Chamber, Pt. 1, The, 6. Riley's Ants, 7. Diwana, 8. Kalibukbuk, 9. Skin Heaven, 10. Single Orphan First Year Camel, 11. Soulus, 12. Skidoo - (previously unreleased), 13. White Light |
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