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Inakustic Gmbh
Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (best dvd besides mchael jackson) 『that was the best dvd i have ever seen in my life before and 1 of my fav was the song wishing well』
(Terence Trent D'Arby (Sananda Maitreya) - In Concert) 『Fantastic concert from 1987. Filmed on a german TV show Showcasing his first CD Hardline. All i can say get this DVD. He is in top form in this video and still is(saw him live in 2003). Can't wait till they release a more recent concert! Also check out his "Wildcard" CD simply incredible. His website: www.sanandamaitreya.com for more info.』
(LIVE DVD OF THE GENIUS OF THE MUSIC) 『After few weeks of waiting, finaly, I got my birthday present from my wife - SANANDA(AKA TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY) DVD - LIVE IN THE GERMANY - Ohne Filter
I found on it SANANADA'S PERFORMANCES and ACTING OF THESE SONGS
1. If You All Get to Heaven [4:58] 2. Rain [3:12] 3. I'll Never Turn My Back on You [3:37] 4. Wicki Wacki [4:17] 5. Soul Power [4:36] 6. Sign Your Name [5:26] 7. Wishing Well [3:42] 8. If You Let Me Stay [4:24] 9. Dance Little Sister [7:31]
SANANDA GOT BEER SUPORT FROM ADORING FANS { 0:15}
10. Who's Lovin' You [8:35] 11. Funky Broadway [4:08] 12. Under My Thumb [4:32]
This DVD is my first ever experience of LIVE CONCERT OF SANANDA.
So after some hours of watching and listenig, I would like to Share my Pain :). nop :) Joy FOR IT.
1. If You All Get to Heaven - VERY GOOD FOR THE BEGINING, BUT NOT MINE (FANS ARE LIKE TO PACIFIC OCEAN)
2. Rain - FINE MOVES FROM SANADA,ALL SOUND AND LOOK FINE; FANS STILL OUT OF Rhythm, LACK OF BEER ;)
3. I'll Never Turn My Back on You - VERY GOOD ENERGY SOURCE
4. Wicki Wacki - SWEET SOULY FUNKY, I love how SANANDA PRONOUNCE IT 5. Soul Power - James Brown shold be proud for it
6. Sign Your Name - TRADEMARK OF SANANDA'S GENIUS SOUL IN British Isles
7. Wishing Well - TRADEMARK OF SANANDA'S GENIUS SOUL IN THE US
8. If You Let Me Stay - THAT IS ON OF MY FAVO. DANCE PART OF DVD, I LOVE TO WATCH TO SANANDA MOVES
9. Dance Little Sister - VERY HOT SONG FOR SANANDA AND FANS TOO,
SANANDA GOT BEER SUPORT FROM ADORING FANS { 0:15}
10. Who's Lovin' You - Ladies and Gentlemen! THAT IS OSCAR WORTH PERFORMANCE OF THIS SONG. EVERY MUSIC LOVER HAVE TO SEE AND HEAR THIS!!!!. IT WILL CHANGE SOME PARTS OF YOUR BRAIN TO EVEN BETTER.
11. Funky Broadway - NICE SONG, SANANDA SHOW GOOD Shaping
12. Under My Thumb - FINAL SONG OF DVD.
First my emotions at the END of CONCERT - SANANDA IS The MAN/MUSICIAN/GENIUS of a Thousand (1000 - 2000 ANNO DOMINI) years.
Final words - This DVD SHOULD BE ESENTIAL PART FOR EVERY MUSIC LOVER COLLECTION OF LIVE DVD.
SANANDA IS POPE OF THE MUSIC
GENIUS LIVE AT www.sanandamaitreya.com/』 『No other pop star in the eighties got off to such a sensational start, and hardly any other changed their style as often as Terence Trent D'Arby. Terence Trent D'Arby has every reason to be proud of himself. His mix of soul, funk, pop and R&B puts him o』
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BENNETT MARINE VIDEO
Usually ships in 1 to 2 months 『DVD GARMIN RINO 520/530 The most comprehensive, instructional, training DVD to teach you all the features and functions and HOW TO USE your unit. This step-by-step training DVD walks you through the key features of the unit and gets you up and running in no time. Learn everything you need to know to begin using your new satellite navigator. 40 min.』
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Sony Pictures
Usually ships in 24 hours IPhone 3G used's review (Wubbulous Seuss!!) 『My 14 month old daughter loves all the Dr. Seuss/Cat in the Hat movies! I have six of them and they all hold her attention--even better than Sesame Street videos! I can't speak for all children but I definitely recommend purchasing one and I'm sure you child will like it!』 『Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 11/16/2004 Run time: 72 minutes Rating: Nr』
IPhone 3G used's review ("Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?") 『To many viewers, "Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?" may seem like a sad movie. After all, who can imagine Peanuts without Linus, Charlie Brown's best friend, and Lucy, Linus's sister and the distributer of five-cent advice. But, no matter what, it's happening. Mr. van Pelt has been offered a new job, which he accepts and causes his family to move a new neighborhood, far, far away from where the rest of the gang is. This is bad enough for Charlie Brown, but his sister, Sally, was expecting Linus (her sweet babboo) to pick her up for a date. Linus even sends his beloved blanket back to Snoopy.
Of course, humor is sprinkled in, making this a funny additon to the Peanuts collection. As a subplot, Peppermint Patty suggests making "Chuck" feel better to Marcie, who thinks that Patty's being sweet on Chuck. Angrily, Peppermint Patty storms off. Later on, at one o'clock in the morning, Peppermint Patty decides to see if Chuck is being sweet on her. So, she calls him and asks him if he'll go to the movies with her. Of course, Chuck, half asleep, says yes, but doesn't know what he agreed to. So, when Peppermint Patty doesn't get picked up, she feels stood up.
There was only one episode, but I recommend this.
Sarah A.』
(Goodbye, Linus and Lucy (and come back soon!)) 『The idea of "Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?" came from a cartoon story Schulz published in 1966. To think that 2 of Schulz's most important characters would be written out of the series was unthinkable (similar in the vein of "Snoopy Come Home"). Charlie Brown misses his best buddy, Linus, of course. Sally misses him, too (her hopes of her "sweet babboo" taking her to the movies would be dashed!). Schroeder reluctantly admits he misses Lucy (piano recitals would never be the same without that pest interrupting him!). Where would Lucy earn all her nickels? Peppermint Patty does her best to help good ol' wishy-washy (and lonely) Chuck. Linus gives his blanket away to Snoopy. The going away party is a scream, with Joe Cool's Party Caterer Services to keep the party alive! One thing I remember about this special is that it came out the same year I moved away from the town I'd lived in for years. I'd like to see it released on DVD soon like many other Charlie Brown specials and all 4 films!』
(A bittersweet (but ultimately happy) Peanuts charmer) 『"Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?" packs the wistful, bittersweet punch of "Snoopy, Come Home" into a half-hour package. But, of course, it has a happy ending. The emotions and comedy work well together, as Charlie Brown grapples to deal with his grief as his best pal, Linus (as well as his chief nemesis, Lucy), prepares to move away. I particularly like the denial and willful self-delusion of Sally, who refuses to believe anything other than that her sweet babboo is coming to take her on a date. But, eventually, the moving truck pulls away and Linus even parts with his beloved blanket (leaving it as a gift to Snoopy). Is that how the story ends! Watch to find out. This special is poignant without being smarmy -- a feat beautifully executed by the late Charles Schultz.』
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Hudson Street
Usually ships in 10 to 13 days IPhone 3G used's review (impression08) 『I think this was tricky because the only reason i ordered it was because i though david ruffin was in it like it is showing on the cover.False advertisement if you ask me! David is not in it at all!』
(DEFF A MUST HAVE DVD) 『THIS DVD IS A MUST HAVE I HAVE WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER U WILL TOTALLY ENJOY THIS DVD AND THERE PERFORMANCE IS GREAT TO!』
(Temptations:Live in London) 『You never have enough of this Mid-80ths group of the Temps. Seeing Melvin ,Otis ,Dennis,Richard and Ron doing a stable of Temptation Hits in a live performance still brings the thrill of seeing the masters.Miss seeing Eddie K, David R and the super tenor Damon Harris in a live performance is the only letdown in these live perforamnces DVD's now being offered. I really enjoyed this whole DVD and share this experience with friend and family.』
(The Temptations LIVE in London) 『Great concert. The photo on cover is misleading if someone is wanting to get the original line up: Otis, Melvin, David, Eddie, Paul. The line up on this concert is Otis, Melvin, Dennis, Ron, Richard. Also the same concert is being sold under the title "The Temptations One Night In London, which actualy has the photo of the guys in concert in the shiny gold suits.』
(The Temptaions live in london) 『I love the Temptations. I ordered that dvd because the front cover shows the original Temptations. I was so very disappointed that it was only with Otis and Melvin. I do like the Temptations with Dennis, however the dvd cover was very misleading. The back on the dvd showed a small picture of the temptations with Dennis. I believe that the customers should know that the dvd is NOT all of the originals with David Ruffin. Overall, I like the concert.』 『* What can we say? Get ready! It's The Temptations doing every one of their chart-busting mega hits in a live concert fi lmed in London! * Savor the spectacular fi ve-part harmonies and the synchronized dance steps that are the world famous hallmark of Motown's supergroup. Experience the magic of The Temptations, the group that was responsible for Motown's first Grammy Award and an avalanche of #1 hit records. * The history of The Temptations is the history of contemporary American pop. An essential component of the original Motown machine, that amazing engine invented by Berry Gordy, the Temps began their musical life in Detroit in the early sixties. It wasn't until 1964, however, that the Smokey Robinsonwritten- and-produced "The Way You Do the Things You Do" turned the members into stars. * The Temptations' version of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" has been an enduring and infl uential soul classic. It was ranked #168 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, one of the group's three songs on the list. * Service to press, reviewers, and tastemakers.1988 concert recorded in London. The Temptations are: Otis Williams, Melvyn Franklin, Ron Tyson, Dennis Edwards, and Richard Street.』
IPhone 3G used's review (black wax video) 『I had seen this show when it was broadcast on a tv special. It was pertinent to what was happening in the world at the time,just as it is today.』
(Black Wax) 『Gil Scott-Heron is a genius! This DVD is great because not only do you get to see him and his AMAZING band perform, but you get to see his personality as he shows you around Washington D.C. If you're a fan of Gil, you should own this.』
(Exactly) 『The cover blurb on this DVD says something like "No artist was ever better served by a documentary...", and that seems to me about right. I had heard a couple of GSH tunes before I saw this on PBS in about '83, and I was somewhat impressed, but what I'd heard was short radio-friendly stuff, and alas, this was of course in the days after the short exquisite life of Beautiful Radio was ended by brutal corporate murder, so radio-friendly meant short and easily accessible, whereas I was listening for audio with more protein than sugar, so I was only mildly tweaked. Then I saw this doc, and was an instant convert. I was quite buzzed by his articulate intelligence, but about when the long slow meandering spoken introduction to "Angeldust" slyly and seamlessly passed through poetry into song, I realized I was watching genius at work. I have been a fan ever since, and not regretted it an instant. It is wonderful to have this brilliant bit of filmmaking available. Now, if we could only please have the video (preferrably full length) of the performance captured on the double live CD "Tales of Gil Scott Heron and the Amnesia Express", which in CD form is criminally long out of print, while the video is currently only available in europe, and only 62 minutes long.』
(Poetic Genius) 『The editorial review was just about dead on. Gil Scott Heron, in his poetic genius, brought to light stories of the people, stories of the streets, and an honest look at the role politics played with the people. Though "not for everybody" perhaps, his lyrics to "Whitey on the Moon" ring true once again, today. Powerful, powerful stuff from a man in a class all by himself. I only wish there were more videos of his other works.
If you have a love for the written word, for poetry that strikes you, makes you think and has a rhythm to it -- also have a look at Pinero (starring Benjamin Bratt) and Cyrano de Bergerac (starring Jose Ferrer). These 3 videos, though totally different, are each wonderful works.』
(70% talking, 30% playng) 『I don't recommend this DVD for anybody, The musicians are not trascendents. Its an ordinary Video. Excuse me』 『The poet, vocalist, and songwriter Gil Scott-Heron is both the descendant of the African griots and the forefather of rap. In the early '70s, he boldly proclaimed that "the revolution will not be televised," and in the '80s he warned us of the "New World Order" with his prophetic and satirical single, "B Movie." The gifted filmmaker Robert Mugge filmed the controversial artist in performance at the now-defunct Wax Museum in Washington, D.C., in 1982. Mugge alternates between the electrifying soul/jazz/funk grooves of Scott- Heron's Midnight Band and his witty and deep monologues about racial politics with a wax figure of Uncle Sam and his dead-on commentaries on urban life in the nation's capital. Included on this DVD is the bonus selection "Is That Jazz," Heron's swinging shout-out to the jazz legends and a rebuke of those who try to limit it. Nobody tells it like it is like Gil Scott-Heron, and nobody ever will.--Eugene Holley Jr.』
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Cerebellum Corporation
Usually ships in 24 hours 『The Standard Deviants discuss how a word that usually works as one part of speech can put on a disguise and pretend to be another part of speech, including nouns as verbs, and verbs as nouns. Then it's time to tackle proper agreement in grammar, including subject/verb agreement and proper agreement between nouns and articles.』
IPhone 3G used's review (A recital ...or another analogous 4'33" thing "event" ?!) 『I couldn't help noticing the reviewer "Meqabeilin" and the rendered analogy of Gulda coming off as a sort of "spastic Joe Cocker at Woodstock" which, alas, I not only must concur forthwith but it seemed to me to be more of an amalgam consisting of Harpo Marx with the horn, 'Curly' Howard and the 'machine-gun derby' routine [You know, bop, bop, bop, bop, left hand derby 'bop' to the head and concurrent criss-cross right arm thing] all followed by the vocalized TAH, TAH, TAH, TAH mutterings of a Glenn Gould on a particularly bad 'chair' day as it were. What's that? Louder! Oh, I agree! Clarabell and the seltzer bottle too! Double whew!
The attempt at 'conducting' [!?] while playing was a complete and total farce! I mean the guy is literally trotting back and forth to the piano bench at times to hit the correct notes after his rotating arm swings [think Apollo Creed in the Rocky flick when the Rock was against the ropes and Apollo, wearing the Uncle Sam hat, made with the old full arm rotation thing for the 'here it comes' knock-out punch !] to the orchestra and then when the clinkers show up after Gulda's rush back to the piano, he simply smiles! So too, I do think the 'classical' recitals mandate some semblance of a classical recital demeanor so when the pianist shows up looking more like the piano 'mover' versus the 'interpreter', well, hey, and to those who would immediately counter, 'but what about the playing!', I can't say it was pleasing.
Between the antics, the mutterings, the 'conducting' [!?], the running around the stage, the sometimes 'been on the pipe' look and those clinkers a la mode in a constant struggle between key positioning and arm swinging, nah. And again nahhhh! I honestly think the orchestra was 'embarrassed' by the performance and, quite frankly, I don't think Gulda could have cared less! Note too when the 3rd movement of the 5th piano concerto was concluded came the rather sparse applause and Gulda makes with the sort of palm of the hand wave-off as if to say, hey, take it or leave it!
What's that? That's me! The one who did 'not' embrace 4'33" or the "prepared piano" thing with the spoons, bolts, marbles, et al , on the piano 'strings' as the veritable 'wave of the future' or 'imagined voice [!?] of the Muse itself" or, as another wag put it, the 'Second Coming', so call me a traditionalist but as duly distinct from an 'ultra purist'! There 'is' a difference! Switching: It also helps to know something about Friedrich Gulda [1930-2000] and his background where along the way on the initially more traditional path he simply said 'the hell with it' [sic] and, IMO, acted accordingly! In effect, a demeanor of 'take it or leave it' with a follow up on-stage caveat of 'like it or lump it', stage antics inclusive. OK, fine, to each their own thing ... so I 'lumped' it!
Doc Tony』
(A masterpiece this is not!) 『Gulda may be a gifted pianist, but his attempt at simultaneously playing and conducting Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 is an utter abomination. His conducting is laughable, replete with spastic moves reminiscent of Joe Cocker at Woodstock. Sadly, his awkward conducting undermines any attempt to also provide a serious recital. Indeed, his playing winds up woefully short of a virtuoso performance as he prances back and forth on stage, in circus sideshow fashion, devoid of any real conviction while committing embarassing mistakes. Gulda ultimately succeeds in proving that it's impossible to do a respectable job of both playing and conducting a work as complex and beloved as Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5. Thankfully, I didn't buy this DVD; I rented it from Netflix. But it's so bad, it's not even worth renting, and anyone who thinks otherwise should take the time to carefully listen to true virtuoso performances of the Emperor Concerto by such greats as Rubinstein or Serkin.』
(SHOW THIS TO THE YOUNG...AND TO ALL.) 『One man's quick notes: Here's a performer just having a great day! All his lights are on, and he's a transmitter of joy and love for his craft. Completely relaxed. I even got the sense that the orchestra was delighted with his energy. I feel that this DVD would help anyone to turn on to classical - some of the most beautiful and daring music ever. Seeing Gulda here is almost like being at an Eckankar seminar. That heart-opening music. *** Highly recommended *** After the usual stiffness and dense formality of most classical concerts, Gulda truly tears the doors off and lets the sunlight in. (Not that the formal concerts can't reach the heights as well.) ***』
(Friedrich Gulda plays Beethoven and Mozart) 『A very good DVD
I'd been looking for a DVD of Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto when I came across this disc that featured two independent recordings; Beethoven's Emperor Concerto in 1989 with the Munich Philharmonic, and then 3 Mozart piano sonatas in 1995.(also recorded in Munich).
I must admit I was unfamiliar with the name Friedrich Gulda (1930-2000) until this time. Initially, I was somewhat surprised by his causal attire when he arrived on stage; the concert appeared to have very laid-back atmosphere. However, Mr. Gulda proved to be a pianist extraordinaire, as was evident by his interpretation and skill with both the Beethoven and the Mozart. The playing is enthusiastic and passionate throughout, and despite looking decidedly older and more frail in the 1995 recordings, I liked the Mozart sonata in D major K 576 best of all the works on this disc.
The only negative is that the recording has picked up some of Mr. Gulda's humming and mutterings that occurred while he was playing. This was not particularly distracting to me but I mention it for the sake of completeness.
There is only scant information on the disc case and there is no booklet with this DVD but the disc has extra material on it giving some biography info on Mr. Gulda and a brief history of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. There is also an option to have some on screen musical analysis done while you're watching this recording.
All in all, a fine DVD to add to one's library of classical music.』
(A good DVD to add to your collection) 『I thoroughly enjoyed the 5th Concerto. The 2nd movement I personally thought was played unusally "fast", but it gives it another dimension otherwise not often heard. His interpretation of the music is brilliant. A vibrant performance! 』 『Beethoven 5. Piano Concerto Mozart Sonata K. 333 and K. 576, Fantasia in d minor. Friedrich Gulda, Piano. Frederich Gulda performs and conducts Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major op. 73 with the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. This performance was recorded in 1989 in Munich, Germany. In a performance captured in 1995 Friedrich Gulda plays two pieces composed by Mozart; Sonata in B flat major, K 333 and Sonata in D major K 576. This is the first time any of these recordings has been released on video. Includes the unique feature of optional on-screen analysis of the music being performed as well as subtitle display of the mood and tempo. Biographical information about Gulda and the Munich Philharmonic is included as are on screen liner notes, a glossary of musical terms and contemporary history of the compositions. 5.1 Dolby Digital and non-compressed stereo.』
大満足！北国のホタテ・いくら・ボタンエビがぎっしり！
