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Mamma Mia! The Musical Based on the Songs of ABBA: A Decca Broadway Original Cast Recording (1999 London Cast)
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Mamma Mia! The Musical Based on the Songs of ABBA: A Decca Broadway Original Cast Recording (1999 London Cast)

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by: Benny Andersson, Julian Poole, Jenny Galloway, Nicolas Colicos, Paul Clarkson, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Lisa Stokke, Eliza Lumley, Melissa Gibson, Siobhan McCarthy, Louise Plowright, Jenny Galloway, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson


: :Put together by Abba's own Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, Mamma Mia! manages to cram over 20 of the Swedish supergroup's songs into a threadbare plot. It goes a little like this: Young Sophie is getting married and she's trying to identify which of three men is her father. That's about it. Wisely, the musical doesn't mess around with the songs, save for the insertion of some dialogue or for having some of them performed by a man (it works amazingly well). Abba fans will jump on this import ...

In Your Corner
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In Your Corner

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from: Java Joe's Records


: :Teaming up once again with longtime producer, Vaughn Lofstead, Melissa Gibson’s fourth release, In Your Corner, proves she has staying power with her trademark style of infusing songs with a grounded, salt-of-the-earth perspective. What sets Melissa’s music apart from most contemporary singer/songwriters is its enticing ability to be less concerned with the melancholies of life and more concerned with getting beyond them. It may be Melissa’s warm, deep, rich voice that first strikes you, however, equally remarkable are her infectious melodies that implore you to push through your ...

Under Their Influence
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Under Their Influence

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by: Melissa Gibson


:Album Description:Living in Nashville for the past 8 years afforded singer/songwriter, Melissa Gibson, the time necessary to collect some amazing songs written by people other than herself. What follows is an incredible collection of those songs performed by Melissa with her rich earth tone vocals and backed by some of the most talented musicians in the business. This album is one you'll want whether you are a fan of the songs, a fan of Melissa's or just need a break from the world outside.

Lighthouse Point
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Lighthouse Point

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from: Java Joe's Records


:Album Description:Living in Nashville for the past 8 years afforded singer/songwriter, Melissa Gibson, the time necessary to collect some amazing songs written by people other than herself. What follows is an incredible collection of those songs performed by Melissa with her rich earth tone vocals and backed by some of the most talented musicians in the business. This album is one you'll want whether you are a fan of the songs, a fan of Melissa's or just need a break from the world outside.

Welcome To Stay
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Welcome To Stay

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from: Java Joe's


:Album Description:A natural progression for singer/songwriter Melissa Gibson. 'Welcome To Stay' is full of beautiful melodies handed to us with warm, rich vocals and painted by thoughtful and inspring lyrics.

Mamma Mia!: 5th Anniversary Edition
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Mamma Mia!: 5th Anniversary Edition

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:Album Description:Re-release of the original London cast recording of the musical based on the songs of the legendary pop group Abba that includes re-recorded versions of 'Dancing Queen', 'Mamma Mia' and 'Waterloo'.

Lighthouse Point
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Lighthouse Point

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from: MMG


:Album Description:Re-release of the original London cast recording of the musical based on the songs of the legendary pop group Abba that includes re-recorded versions of 'Dancing Queen', 'Mamma Mia' and 'Waterloo'.


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In the realm of revenge thrillers, you'd be hard pressed to find more ultra-violent vengeance and psycho thrills than in the creepy story of Oldboy. This Korean import made a pop splash at the Cannes Film Festival and during its limited theatrical run thanks to the imprimatur of Quentin Tarantino, who raved about it and its visionary director, Chan-wook Park, to anyone who would listen. It's easy to see why QT fell in love with the grindhouse attitude, fast-paced action, violent imagery, and icy-black humor, but it's a disservice to think of Oldboy as another Tarantino homage or knockoff. The darkly existential undercurrent in the themes that Oldboy traces over its life-long narrative arc is much more complex and deeply disturbing than anything of its kind. The movie's tagline is, "15 years of imprisonment... 5 days of vengeance." The imprisonee is Oh Dae-Su, an ordinary Joe who is snatched off a Seoul street corner and locked away in a dank, windowless fleabag hotel room for the aforementioned 15 years. Just as abruptly he is released, and thus the five days begin. Why did this happen to Oh Dae-Su? Ah, but that would be telling, and in fact we don't know ourselves until the final wrenching scenes.

Oldboy breaks into a classic three-act saga, the first of which details the hallucinatory period of imprisonment in which Oh Dae-Su wades from mild insanity to outright psychosis in the hands of unseen yet attentive captors. Act 2 is the revenge, when an entirely different tone takes over and Oh Dae-Su moves with single-minded purpose and clarity. It's this section that has gained the most notoriety, primarily for the claw-hammer dentistry scene, the one-man-army tracking shot, and the wriggling octopus that Oh Dae-Su consumes in a sushi bar (he's been dead so long he simply needs life back inside him in any way possible). In act 3, answers finally start to emerge and the sinister atmosphere grows even more profound--not without a healthy dose of extra bloodletting, of course. Oldboy is an undeniably poetic masterpiece of tension, fury, and dynamic craft. Ultimately, its epic cycle of tragedy is of the sort that mankind has been inflicting upon itself for all time. Some of the images may be gruesome, but all converge into a kind of beauty. It's in the telling of this lurid tale that these details become one and the memories of pain ultimately heal. --Ted Fry
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A slightly better movie than you might think, this variation on The Karate Kid finds three youngsters helping out their grandfather in his fight against evil ninja warriors. The real secret weapon here is director Jon Turtletaub, paying some dues on this 1992 family feature; he's since gone on to direct John Travolta in Phenomenon and Sandra Bullock in While You Were Sleeping. --Tom Keogh
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Before he made the notorious cult hit Oldboy, South Korean director Chan-wook Park created Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, an equally gruesome yet elegant meditation on revenge. Desperate to get a kidney transplant for his dying sister, a deaf and dumb young man named Ryu (Ha-kyun Shin, Save the Green Planet!) kidnaps the daughter of a wealthy industrialist named Park (Kang-ho Song, Shiri). Despite Ryu's best intentions, things go horribly awry, setting in motion a series of escalating revenges--to describe the plot in more detail would undercut the movie, because much of its power comes from the spare and skillful storytelling. Chan-wook Park is careful to ground the audience in the characters' emotional lives; when the violence begins, the bloody events unfold with the hypnotic power of the revenge tragedies of the Shakespearean era, which had over-the-top plots and littered the stage with bodies, yet were full of rich poetry. Park's eye for startling images and careful editing creates a visual poetry, grotesque yet often haunting. Certainly not a film for everyone--squeamish viewers had best beware, while anyone who wants their violence flagrant and guilt-free will be disappointed--but cinephiles looking to have their hearts squeezed along with their stomachs will enjoy Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. --Bret Fetzer

by Harvey Lodish, Arnold Berk, Paul Matsudaira, Chris A. Kaiser, Monty Krieger, Matthew P. Scott, Lawrence Zipursky, James Darnell
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Average customer rating: 4.0 ISBN: 0716743663

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Average customer rating: 4.5 ISBN: 0380715732



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