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KITCHEN
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Poster ~ Ralph Steadman Art ~ Hunter S. Thompson ~ 23x35"
$2.95

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KITCHEN
Spirit of Gonzo Art Poster Print by Ralph Steadman, 33x23
$3.69

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PET PRODUCTS
Mark & Chappell Content-UM Drops for Cats 3.57-Ounce
$5.56

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Content-um contains L-tryptophan, an amino acid found in protein in food, which is known to be a precursor of seratonin that is involved with sleep patterns in humans and animals. This product repircated the feeling derived from that amino acid. Available in drops for cats who don't like taking pills. A natural blend of multi-vitamins, minerals and amino acids for stressed pets. Invaluable for whenever you need to take the "edge" off your pet. Drops can be mixed with your pet's food or water. Drops for cats only. Drops Suggested Use: Up to 11 pounds - 1 teaspoon twice daily. Over 11 pounds - 1 teaspoon three times daily.

MUSIC
Shout: The Very Best of Tears for Fears
$6.48

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Tears For Fears, Shout: The Very Best of Tears for Fears

MUSIC
Oh Happy Day
$6.98

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You don't just hear gospel music, you feel it.

At the heights of its power, this uniquely American art form connects the spirit of the writer, performer and listener with a truth much higher than presents travails. The notes, rhythms, and lyrics paint a picture of the ongoing tale of struggle, persecution, redemption and freedom. Blues, rock and roll, r&b, country and even modern hip hop and rap music have all been influenced by the sound and soul of gospel. It has faced down the bleak days of slavery, depression, violence and fear with a tear in its eye and a promise on its lips.

On Oh Happy Day, a wide array of contemporary artists has been paired with some of today's leading gospel voices and legendary choirs. Together they explore a batch of gospel standards and main-stream hits that were clearly inspired by the old soulful sound and feel of gospel.

It's an all-star celebration that just might take you someplace higher if you let it.

Track listing:

1. I Believe - Jonny Lang (with the Fisk Jubilee Singers)

2. Presence Of The Lord - 3 Doors Down (with Soul Children of Chicago)

3. Higher Ground - Robert Randolph & The Clark Sisters

4. Keep The Faith - Jon Bon Jovi (with Washington Youth Choir)

5. People Get Ready - Al Green & Heather Headley

6. Waiting For My Child To Come Home - Mavis Staples & Patty Griffin

7. Storm Before The Calm - Michael McDonald (with West Angeles Cogic Mass Choir)

8. Redemption Song - Angelique Kidjo

9. A Change Is Gonna Come - Aaron Neville (with Mt. Zion Mass Choir)

10. Oh Happy Day - Queen Latifah (with Jubilation)

11. This Little Light Of Mine - Joss Stone & Buick Audra

MUSIC
Don't Fear the Reaper: The Best of Blue Öyster Cult
$11.98

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Genre: Popular Music
Media Format: Compact Disk
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Release Date: 8-FEB-2000

VIDEO
Fear [VHS]
$5.99

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Fear is a really well-acted thriller that for some reason is not on dvd. Not a run of the mill thriller either, with cool twists. For a movie this intense, it gets funny at times (Sheedy is funny getting people to believe she has ESP.)

VIDEO
Fear [VHS]
$4.50

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Two years before he let it all hang out in Boogie Nights, former rapper and Calvin Klein underwear model Mark Wahlberg played the psychotic boyfriend in this derivative but surprisingly effective thriller, aptly described by producer Brian Grazer as "Fatal Attraction for teens." Reese Witherspoon plays Nicole Walker, the unwitting teenager who gets the hots for David McCall (Wahlberg). David only seems like a nice guy until he gets upset by the girl's overly protective father. That's when hell breaks loose and the love-struck Romeo turns into a deadly threat who just won't go away. You'd think this kind of material would be beneath the talents of a fine director like James Foley (whose credits include At Close Range and Glengarry Glen Ross), but Foley gives the film just the right blend of style and tension to match Wahlberg's breakthrough role as an all-too-believable teenage maniac. You might feel silly afterwards, but don't be surprised if you find yourself getting caught up in the expertly manipulative suspense. --Jeff Shannon

VIDEO
Journey into Fear [VHS]
$60.00

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Although credited to Norman Foster, and co-written by Joseph Cotton, Welles infact "supervised" (i.e. controlled) most of this production. What we get is a tight and very compact (barely over an hour in length) thriller.

Joseph Cotton plays an Engineer who someone is trying to assasinate. Trapped on a steamship crosing the black sea, he avoids attempts on his life (several of them by Welle's real life business manager, Jack Moss).

Think of "Journey..." as a practice run for "Touch Of Evil" and "The Third Man" (I know he didn't direct it but you'll see the similarities). The humour is broader, the dialogue not quite as sophisticated, but it is still Welles at work. While not a major work of Art, it is still a masterpiece of craft.

The Camera-work, as usual, is brilliant -- partucularly the interiors of the steam-ship. Welle's always worked his cameramen hard, forcing them to new heights; lighting rooms "without light", and building sets with ceilings (not a popular practice in the forties). It pays off -- the clautrophobia on board the ship is extreme, and Cotton is excellent as it's primary sufferer. Naturally the camera angles have Welles' innovative stamp all over them.

If you're a Welles fan, "Journey Into Fear" is an absolute must see; a nice precurser (thematically, chronologically, and cinematically) to "The Stranger".

And if you're not a Welle's fan, then you should give your corneas to someone more deserving.

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Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any plan for releasing this lost gem on DVD any time soon. A shame, since "Journey Into Fear" (with it's short running time) would make an excellent double bill DVD with another Welles film (The Stranger, for example).

DVD
What the Bleep Do We Know!?
$8.59

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Explores human perception, quantum uncertainty and life at a cellular and mollecular level through the eyes of a jaded divorced photographer who begins to question the reality of her existence.
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Media Type: DVD
Artist: MATLIN,MARLEE
Title: WHAT THE BLEEP DO WE KNOW
Street Release Date: 10/11/2005
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Genre: DOCUMENTARY