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Atlantic Salmon and Trout Fly Assortment – 12 Flies – Green Machine $8.50 |
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Atlantic Salmon and Trout Fly Assortment – 12 Flies – Green Machine $8.50 |
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Buck Bug Green Machine – #10 salmon hook $1.65 |
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Buck Bug Green Machine – #6 salmon hook $1.65 |
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Krups 203 Electric Coffee and Spice Grinder with Stainless-Steel Blades … |
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Breville BJE200XL 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain $128.95 Breville Juice Fountain Compact makes an 8 ounce glass of juice in just 5 seconds. High-powered professional juice extractor is up to ten times faster and 30 percent more efficient than traditional juicers. Sleek Breville 700-watt juicer compactly fits on countertops and its extra wide circular feed tube accommodates whole fruits and vegetables without any pre-cutting or peeling. The patented stab… |
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Breville JE98XL Juice Fountain Plus 850-Watt Juicing Machine $179.95 Maximum juice and minimum preparation required with the 3″ feed chute. Easy assembly and clean design that can be washed top shelf of the dishwasher. The dual speed motor spins the filter basket at 12,000 RPM for hard fruits and vegetables. Low speed is optimal for softer fruits and leafy greens such as cantaloupe and spinach…. |
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Rush – Beyond the Lighted Stage [2 DVD] $8.09 There isn’t a directorial duo better equipped to profile Canada’s famed power trio than compatriots Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen, the makers of Metal: A Headbanger’s Journey. Insightful and entertaining, Beyond the Lighted Stage starts with the band’s roots in working-class Ontario. Singer-bassist Geddy Lee, the son of Holocaust survivors, a self-described “nebbishy quiet kid,” bonds with guitarist … |
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The Closet Freak: The Best Of Cee-lo Green The Soul Machine $5.12 Cee-Lo Green sprang into the national consciousness in 2006 thanks to his stunning Gnarls Barkley collaboration with Danger Mouse. Yet, those in the know have been following the career of this adventurous Southern singer and rapper for more than a decade. This set culls tracks from his days as part of Goodie Mob, a groundbreaking Dirty South rap ensemble, as well as his two terrific-but-overlooked… |
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Godzilla (1998) $2.56 Godzilla’s return to the big screen mixes old and new; this monster of a flick infuses ’90s special effects into the classic tale of a lizard gone awry. In effect, the movie’s soundtrack embraces a similar resurrection: established artists either breathing new life into well-worn tunes or showcasing exclusive tracks and new lineups. And, like the movie, the soundtrack only succeeds on certain leve… |
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Palm Springs Weekend [VHS] $19.98 A group of teenagers goes on a spree in California’s desert resort town…. |
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Aaahh!!! Real Monsters – Monsters’ Night Out (1997 VHS) $9.95 … |
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Mchale’s Navy [VHS] $1.99 Fans of the early-’60s sitcom are naturally disappointed by this more juvenile approach to the old concept, which found Navy Captain McHale commanding a merry band of hustlers in the Pacific. Tom Arnold plays the updated title character, and while there’s every reason he could have done a fine job, the script eschews the show’s tone for something broader and dumber. A lost opportunity, all right, … |
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P3 International P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor $50.00 Empowers You to Save Hundreds on Electric Bills Electricity bills are rising. Now you can cut down on costs and find out what appliances are actually worth keeping plugged in. Simply connect these appliances to the Kill A Watt, and it will assess how efficient they really are. The large LCD display counts consumption by the kilowatt-hour, the same as your local utility. You can calculate your elec… |
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Building The Green Machine (Paperback) $14.58 Description not available. |
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The Martin Green Machine (Accordion/Keyboards) – First Sighting $19.73 Disc 0:No track list availableDisc 1:Repetition23AQuayle PaintHorseGive Up the BodyRoryPSPCan`t Use a MapShudderDisappearing Platelayer, The |
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Kyuss – Blues for the Red Sun $10.87 Disc 1:ThumbGreen MachineMolten Universe50 Million Year Trip (Downside up)Thong SongApothecaries` WeightCaterpillar MarchFreedom Run800WritheCapsizedAllen`s WrenchMondo Gen… |
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Cee-Lo Green… Is the Soul Machine $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro, 2. Soul Machine, 3. Art Of Noise, The – (featuring Pharrell), 4. Living Again, 5. I’ll Be Around [Club Mix] – (remix, featuring Timbaland), 6. One, The – (featuring Jazze Pha/T.I.), 7. My Kind Of People – (featuring Jazze Pha/Menta Malone), 8. Childz Play – (featuring Ludacris), 9. I Am Selling Soul, 10. All Day Love Affair, 11. Evening News – (featuring Sir Cognac the Conversation/Chazzie), 12. Scrap Metal – (featuring G Rock/Big Rube), 13. Glockappella, 14. When We Were Friends, 15. Sometimes, 16. Let’s Stay Together – (featuring Pharrell), 17. Die Trying, 18. What Don’t You Do? (Outro) |
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Killing Machine $11.99 To many of their American fans, Judas Priest’s fifth album, Hell Bent for Leather, has become synonymous both with the group’s adoption of a leather-and-studs wardrobe (a byproduct of singer Rob Halford’s then still closeted gay lifestyle) and with crystallizing the more concise and versatile heavy rock songwriting that would be repeatedly polished to a platinum sheen by the early ’80s. Funny thing is, Priest fans everywhere but the U.S. felt the very same ways about Priest’s Killing Machine LP, which is not at all surprising once one realizes they are in fact the same album, by and large. As the story goes, Columbia Records’ U.S. office objected to the original title’s violent connotations and insisted on using the far more sexually charged, homoerotic alternative — making this possibly the first and last occasion in history in which Europe chose violence over sex and America sex over violence, instead of the other way ’round. Anyway, other than the album titles and the addition of Priest’s cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown)” to the U.S. track listing, both editions were otherwise virtually identical, down to the cover art and remaining song sequencing. Which brings us back to the aforementioned laser-focused but diverse songs contained within. On the one hand, high-powered juggernauts like “Delivering the Goods,” “Running Wild,” and “Hell Bent for Leather” kept the Priest metal machine firing on all cylinders; on the other, infectious numbers like “Rock Forever,” “Take on the World,” and “Burnin’ Up” crossed new thresholds of rock radio accessibility; and, having broken through the “ballad barrier” with Stained Class’ “Beyond the Realms of Death,” the band now felt emboldened to push well beyond it with ever more broadly appealing new offerings like “Evening Star” and “Before the Dawn.” These are the real reasons, above all else, why Killing Machine/Hell Bent for Leather was such a pivotal album in Judas Priest’s career, and remains a favorite among fans across the world, no matter what title is attached to it. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia |
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Cee-Lo Green Is the Soul Machine [Clean] $6.99 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Personnel includes: Cee-Lo, Pharrell, Jazze Pha, T.I., Ludacris, Big Rube, G-Rock, Timbaland, Menta Malone (rap vocals).Producers include: Traxx, The Neptunes, Thomas Callaway, Timabaland, Jazze Pha.Recorded at Darp Studios and Stankonia Recording, Atlanta, Georgia; Eagle Sound Studios, Doraville, Georgia; Hovecraft Recording Studios, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Criteria-Hit Factory, Miami, Florida.A hip-hop artist perpetually swerving from a high-pitched rap style entirely his own to a sultry croon just to the left of Al Green, Cee-Lo layers incredibly original poetry over mesmerizing beats of all strains. Formerly a member of Atlanta’s grossly under-appreciated Goodie Mob, Cee-Lo revealed the depth of his talent in 2002 with the glorious, complex, and aptly titled CEE-LO GREEN & HIS PERFECT IMPERFECTIONS.CEE-LO GREEN…IS THE SOUL MACHINE retains the wonderful unpredictability of its predecessor, but it finds a stronger sense of focus within such an eclectic range. He opens Gil Scott-Heronesque “Sometimes” with the easy observation “ya know, sometimes I wanna rap, sometimes I wanna sing,” a Zen-like reflection that sums up Cee-Lo’s intriguing contradictions. On other tracks, he can cruise along in a Sly & the Family Stone style on “My Kind of People” or flow on the socially conscious yet Dirty South-like “Scrap Metal” or even rail against the music industry on the country-tinged “Die Trying.” Cee-Lo’s brain clearly races along from idea to idea at speeds well exceeding normal limits, but he has found a way to rein it in for a fantastic, prismatic album–at one angle an avant-garde experiment, and at another a funky pop record. |
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Strange Change Machine [Digipak] $14.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Coming and Going, 1. Speed of Life, 2. Close to the Sun, 2. Law, The, 3. Don’t You Believe It, 3. Hello It’s Me, 4. Be Here Now, 4. Truth Is (Hard to Take), 5. Nothing’s Ever Gonna Be the Same, 5. You’re Not Walking Away, 6. Hold Out for Tomorrow, 6. Thing of Beauty, 7. Long Way (To Come Around), 7. Sun Shower, 8. Love in Transition, 8. Strange Change Machine, 9. Twister, 9. Used to Play, 10. Sun Ra Ga (Pt. One) [Live in the Studio] – (live), 10. Sun Ra Ga (Pt. Two) [Live in the Studio] – (live), 11. Mr. X, 11. What Can I Do, 12. Green Room Interlude, 13. Mistress Forest |
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Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Bien Venidos, 2. Get to the Gone, 3. Permanence, 4. Black and White, 5. This Is Not, 6. Otsego Undead, 7. Cold, 8. Structural Defect, 9. …in a Bag, 10. Burn to Burn, 11. Machine, 12. A Dios Alma Perdida, A |
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Soft Machine (Live & Demos) [Import] $12.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1: SOFT MACHINE (LIVE & DEMOS):), 1. Hulloder, 2. Dada Was Here, 3. Thank You Pierrot Lunaire, 4. Have You Ever Bean Green, 5. Pataphysical Introduction, 6. As Long as He Lies Perfectly Still, 7. Hibou Anemone and Bear, 8. Fire Engine Passing, 9. Pig, 10. Orange Skin Ood, 11. Door Opens, 12. 10:30 Returns to the Bedroom, 13. Soon, Soon, Soon (Bonus), 14. So Boot If at All (Bonus), 15. That’s How Much I Need You Now (Bonus), 16. Save Yourself (Bonus), 17. When I Don’t Want You (Bonus), 18. You Don’t Remember (Bonus) |
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Ignite The Machine $15.99 Ignite The Machine |
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Time Machine $22.99 Time Machine |
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The Soda Machine $17.99 The Soda Machine |
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Inside The Machine $12.99 Inside The Machine |
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Man In The Machine $22.99 Man In The Machine |
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Big Machine $22.99 Big Machine |
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Beautiful Machine $32.99 Beautiful Machine |
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Perfect Machine $22.99 Perfect Machine |
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Death Machine $11.99 Death Machine |
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The Killing Machine - $59.99 The Killing Machine - |
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Xerox Machine $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Zerox Machine, 2. Loosetalking, 3. Zerox Machine – (IDC remix), 4. Zerox Machine – (Jonny Slut/Atomizermix), 5. Zerox Machine – (Robert Goerl Strange Pistol Mix), 6. Zerox Machine – (Club Mix By Covenant) |
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Machine [EP] $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Machine, 2. Graveyard, 3. Pin – (Remix, remix) |
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The Green [Digipak] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. What Will Be Will Be, 2. Love I, 3. Never, 4. Runaway Train, 5. Alone, 6. Dearest Sylvia, 7. Wake Up, 8. Alive, 9. How Does It Feel – (featuring Kimie Miner), 10. Love Machine, 11. Im Yours, 12. Trod the Hard Road, 13. Rootsie Roots |
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The Man-Machine $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Robots, The, 2. Spacelab, 3. Metropolis, 4. Model, The, 5. Neon Lights, 6. Man Machine, The |
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Holiday Machine $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Holiday Machine, 2. Riot Act, 3. One of Us, 4. Conjecture Means, 5. Candyman, 6. Is It a Crime? |
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The Yesterday Machine - $12.99 In this campy sci-fi adventure, an obsessed Nazi inventor devises a time machine that will allow him to bring Hitler into the present. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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This Machine Kills $7.99 Track Listing: 1. This Machine Kills, 2. Learning to Count, 3. Heart, 4. Prodigous Sonance, 5. Nothing to Me, 6. Presence |
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The Ghost Machine $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Ghost Machine, The – (featuring Jill Lovinitnun), 2. Incorruptible, 3. Encystment Process, 4. In The Company Of Pure Cold Wind, 5. Revenant, 6. Sentient Darkness, The, 7. Betrayal, 8. Kinderm?rderin |
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70′S Groove Machine $9.99 70′S Groove Machine |
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Very Best Of Wind Machine $14.99 Very Best Of Wind Machine |
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Monowasure Machine (Japan) $32.99 Monowasure Machine (Japan) |
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Big Machine 2 - $12.99 Big Machine 2 - |
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Machine Head (Limited Edition) $11.99 Machine Head (Limited Edition) |
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Lounge Against The Machine $9.99 Lounge Against The Machine |
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Violent Machine (Japan) $49.99 Violent Machine (Japan) |
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Aerosol Grey Machine $14.99 Aerosol Grey Machine |
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The Killing Machine – Subtitle $14.99 The Killing Machine – Subtitle |
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Feeding Machine (Japan) $49.99 Feeding Machine (Japan) |
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Machine Head – Fullscreen Collector’s $14.99 Machine Head – Fullscreen Collector’s |
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Adding Machine: A Musical $14.99 Adding Machine: A Musical |
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Spare Time Machine (English) $27.99 Spare Time Machine (English) |
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Sex Machine Today $19.99 Sex Machine Today |
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Machine Girl - $14.99 A teenage girl shows the mob who’s boss in this over-the-top blend of action, horror, and comedy. Ami (Minase Yashiro) is a seemingly ordinary Japanese schoolgirl who refuses to turn a blind eye when thugs at her school subject her little brother to needless cruelty. Ami retaliates against the vicious kids and their folks, which turns out to be a dangerous decision when she discovers some of them are connected to local gangsters. Ami is kidnapped by strong-arm men whose intimidation tactics include cutting off one of her arms, but Ami refuses to let the criminals go unpunished. With the help of a mechanic sympathetic to her cause, Ami’s arm is replaced with a high-caliber machine gun, and she is transformed into a single-minded killing machine in a school uniform. Kataude mashin garu (aka The Machine Girl) also stars Asami Kentaro Shimazu and Taro Suwa. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Doomsday Machine $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Enter the Machine, 2. Taking Back My Soul, 3. Nemesis, 4. My Apocalypse, 5. Carry the Cross, 6. I Am Legend/Out For Blood, 7. Skeleton Dance, 8. Hybrids of Steel, 9. Mechanic God Creation, 10. Machtkampf, 11. Slaves of Yesterday |
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Luv Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Starr Is Born, A, 2. Gimme’ a Light, 3. Luv Machine, 4. Sunshine Girl, 5. Since, 6. She So Sly, 7. Use Me, 8. Vampire, 9. Welcome to Malibu, 10. King, The, 11. Sex on the Dance Floor, 12. Cherry Surprise, 13. Marie |
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Feeding the Machine $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Feeding the Machine, 2. Contagion, 3. No One Can Tell You, 4. Epoch, 5. Deconstruct, 6. Odyssey, 7. Through Your Eyes (Distant Mirrors), 8. Race With Devil on Spanish Highway, 9. Visitors, 10. In Lingua Mortua |
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The Machine That Cried $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Heartfeeder, 2. To See You, 3. Night Club, 4. Sold Down the River, 5. Two Timin’ Mama, 6. Travelling, 7. People on the Street, 8. House, The, 9. Machine That Cried, The, 10. River of Sleep: The Sowee/Search in Time/Going Down |
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Earth Machine $12.99 Track Listing: 1. In the Sunshine, 2. Spring Rain, 3. Light, The, 4. Slipstreaming, 5. Earth Machine, 6. Woods, The, 7. Birdsong, 8. Keep Breathing, 9. Divine Invasion, 10. Before the Revolution, 11. Obscured by Trees, 12. Journey Out, The |
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War Machine $30.98 Track Listing: 1. Judgement Day, 2. Feast of the Devil, 3. Phoenix Rising, 4. War Machine, 5. Great Expectations, 6. After All, 7. Last Laugh, The, 8. World Without Pity, 9. My Insanity |
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Washing Machine $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Becuz, 2. Junkie’s Promise, 3. Saucer-Like, 4. Washing Machine, 5. Unwind, 6. Little Trouble Girl, 7. No Queen Blues, 8. Panty Lies, 9. [Untitled], 10. Skip Tracer, 11. Diamond Sea, The |
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Machine Conspiracy $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Land of the Highway, 2. Sonar Conversations, 3. Robotic Arm Wrestle, 4. Love-Hate, 5. First Impression, 6. Subtraction, 7. Intimidation, 8. Machine Conspiracy, 9. Rare Education, 10. Stop Hold |
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Slave to the Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. It’s All in Your Head, 2. Better, 3. Tanis (Change You Mind), 4. Slave to the Machine, 5. Losing Venus, 6. By Your Side, 7. What Is This?, 8. Sister Babylon, 9. Giving up on Rock N’ Roll, 10. Letting Go, 11. Never Fade Away, 12. I Hate My Generation |
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Dancing Machine $5.99 Track Listing: 1. I Am Love, Pt. 1 & 2, 2. Whatever You Got, I Want, 3. She’s a Rhythm Child, 4. Dancing Machine [Single Version], 5. Life of the Party, The, 6. What You Don’t Know, 7. If I Don’t Love You This Way, 8. It All Begins and Ends With Love, 9. Mirrors of My Mind, The |
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Machine [LP] $10.99 Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Karen O (vocals); Nick Zinner (guitar); Brian Chase (drums).Producers: David Andrew Sitek, Yeah Yeah Yeahs.A quickie to tide fans over until the 2003 release of their full-length debut, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Machine is appropriately economical and efficient — once again, the trio manages to cram more ideas and attitude into a few songs than most bands do in a full-length release. If possible, this three-track single is even more impressive than Yeah Yeah Yeahs, demonstrating both their ever-expanding range and their increasingly focused style. In the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ case, however, “focused” doesn’t mean tamer — if anything, “Machine” is even more ferocious and unhinged than the songs on their first EP, a complex and somewhat cryptic mix of anger and desperate lust that recalls the scary sexiness that PJ Harvey displayed on Rid of Me and 4-Track Demos. Nicolas Zinner’s guitars and Brian Chase’s drumming are still simple and streamlined, but display a new level of sophistication, while Karen O’s snarling vocals span smooth, high notes and choppy growls. “Graveyard” adds a dash of shockabilly to this rougher, tougher sound, but the real deal is “Pin (Remix),” the most remarkable song of their young career, musically speaking: a spooky but beautiful mix of dreamy vocals synths and guitars looped and layered over a minimal beat, it’s a ghostly expression of their punk attitude that rivals Sonic Youth’s “Shadow of a Doubt” in its eerie loveliness. Like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, within Machine are traces of the sounds of lots of great underground groups — bits of Siouxsie & the Banshees and Royal Trux, as well as Sonic Youth and PJ Harvey, can be heard in the fray this time — without specifically aping them. As if it was necessary, Machine offers more proof that the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are very much in the lineage of New York’s classic art punk groups, able to define as well as transcend the musical fashions of the moment. ~ Heather Phares |
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Machine 15 $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Machine 15, 2. Done Is Done, 3. Detox, 4. Vicious Circle, 5. Broken World, 6. Come On, 7. Centerpiece, 8. Who’s Laughing Now, 9. Brand New Game, 10. Ducks & Drakes, 11. Turnkey Paradise, 12. Route One, 13. Danger for Stranger, 14. Saved by Hell, 15. End Piece |
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Extraordinary Machine $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Extraordinary Machine, 2. Get Him Back, 3. O’ Sailor, 4. Better Version of Me, 5. Tymps (The Sick in the Head Song), 6. Parting Gift, 7. Window, 8. Oh Well, 9. Please Please Please, 10. Red Red Red, 11. Not About Love, 12. Waltz (Better Than Fine) |
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Love Machine $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Love Machine, 2. Is There Anybody Lonely?, 3. Friday, 4. Just Can’t Let Go, 5. Let Me See You Move It, 6. Tell Me How You Want It, 7. Let’s Get It On, 8. For Better or Worse, 9. Stop Fooling Around, 10. Just Like Fire |
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Pacific Coast¨ Down Throw Hunter Green (Oversize) $79.99 Gorgeous Hunter Green 300 thread count brushed cotton and fluffy 525 fill power down make these throws wonderfully soft and cozy. Perfect for snuggling on the couch indoors or keeping warm while sitting outdoors! Machine washable. For 125 years, Pacific Coast¨ has been the leader in producing the most luxurious down and feather bedding products, guaranteed. |
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Incredible Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. All We Are – (featuring Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 2. Incredible Machine – (featuring Matt Chamberlin/Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 3. Stuck Like Glue – (featuring Shy Carter/Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 4. Tonight – (featuring Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 5. Stand Up – (featuring Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 6. Incredible Machine (Interlude) – (featuring Kristian Bush/Brandon Bush), 7. Every Girl Like Me – (featuring Matt Chamberlin/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 8. Little Miss – (featuring Dan Dugmore/Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 9. Find the Beat Again – (featuring Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 10. Wide Open – (featuring Travis McNabb/Kristian Bush/Jennifer Nettles/Brandon Bush), 11. Shine the Light – (featuring Jennifer Nettles) |
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Sex Machine $7.99 Track Listing: 1. Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine, 2. Brother Rapp, Pts. 1-2, 3. Bewildered, 4. I Got the Feelin’, 5. Give It Up or Turnit a Loose, 6. I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open Up the Door, I’ll Get …), 7. Licking Stick — Licking Stick, 8. Lowdown Popcorn, 9. Spinning Wheel, 10. If I Ruled the World, 11. There Was a Time, 12. It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World, 13. Please, Please, Please, 14. I Can’t Stand Myself (When You Touch Me), 15. Mother Popcorn |
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The Love Machine - $8.99 As Kurt Vonnegut once put it, “We are what we pretend to be, so we must be very careful with what we pretend to be.” A light variation on this theme is presented in the mock-documentary The Love Machine, in which a filmmaker (played by Marlene Forte) examines several Internet sex sites, and then pays a visit to the people behind the electronic facades. As it turns out, the flesh-and-blood people don’t bear a great deal of resemblance to their on-line images or personalities. Gordon Ericksen’s satire received its premier at the 1999 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Lovin’ Machine $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Lovin’ Machine, 2. Tremblin’, 3. Just Like Two Drops of Water, 4. I’ll Never Give Up, 5. Bloodshot Eyes, 6. Here Comes the Night, 7. My Playful Baby’s Gone, 8. Keep on Churnin’ (Till the Butter Comes), 9. Luscious Woman, 10. Married Women, Stay Married, 11. Night Train, 12. Rot Gut, 13. Do It Again, Please, 14. Adam Come and Get Your Rib, 15. Drinking Blues, 16. Wasn’t That Good, 17. Nearer My Love to Thee, 18. Quiet Whiskey, 19. Down Boy Down, 20. Good Mambo Tonight, 21. Git With the Grits, 22. Song of the Bayou, 23. All She Wants to Do Is Mambo, 24. That’s Me Right Now, 25. Tale of Woe, A, 26. All Night Long |
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Machine Dreams $18.98 Lest you believe Little Dragon lack an aesthetic spine, their shift away from low-key left-field hip-hop, plaintive piano ballads, and acoustic jazz–a combination that helped make their debut a cult classic–seems more natural after a couple spins. There’s no way around the fact that most of MACHINE DREAMS is icy electro-pop, but it is not as if the truly singular Yukimi Nagano, an enamoring vocalist, has switched to drone mode, forsaking her grounding in R&B. She has kind of perked up, in fact, with her hooks carrying more lift to suit her band’s rubbery rhythms and liquid synthesizer patterns. Just as “Twice” was the standout on LITTLE DRAGON, the songs here that resonate most–the opening “A New” and closing “Fortune”–are the quietest, both lyrically vague yet bursting with feeling. |
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My Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro Via the Telepath, 1. Intro via The Telepath, 2. I Like It A Lot, 2. I Like It a Lot, 3. Classroom, The, 3. The Classroom, 4. Famous, 4. Famous, 5. Dolly’s Duplicants, 5. Dolly’s Duplicants, 6. On Top Bubble, 6. On Top Bubble, 7. Mysterious Hanger, The, 7. The Mysterious Hanger, 8. Bad Girls N.Y.C., 8. Bad Girls N.Y.C., 9. 10,000 Hits, 9. 10,000 Hits, 10. Quitting Smoking Song, 10. Quitting Smoking Song, 11. Sex, Drugs & Drugs, 11. Sex, Drugs & Drugs, 12. Initially, 12. Initially, 13. I’m So Out of Control, 13. I’m So Out of Control, 14. Coochie Coo, 14. Coochie Coo, 15. World Council Entertainment Dicktatorship, 15. World Council Entertainment Dicktatorship, 16. Perfect, 16. Perfect, 17. What Do You Want?, 17. What Do You Want?, 18. Push, Make It Work, 18. Push, Make It Work, 19. What You Gonna Do?, 19. What You Gonna Do?, 20. My Machine, 20. My Machine, 21. Death of the Superstar, The, 21. The Death of the Superstar, 22. Artery, 22. Artery, 23. Great Brain Revolution, The, 23. The Great Brain Revolution, 24. Happy, The, 24. The Happy, 25. End, The, 25. The End |
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Noise Machine $11.99 Difficult as it may be to consider Stand Before the Firing Squad’s Noise Machine deserving of an “album” qualification when its ten tracks last just over 22 minutes, the sheer compositional breadth and instrumental complexity contained herein easily exceeds what most bands can muster in entire careers. Perhaps far more than most bands would want to muster, actually, given the eclectic but often chaotic results that will undoubtedly polarize listeners into separate camps torn between “so wacked its brilliant” and “so wacked, I don’t get it” conclusions. Curiously, the most frequent examples of conventional — or at least coherent — songwriting on hand encompass smooth lounge jazz numbers like “Light ‘em Up and Knock ‘em Back,” “13th Song,” most of “The Shadow Whisperer,” and numerous portions of songs in-between. Otherwise, it’s spastic, post-rock grindcore and mathcore workouts that prevail, with the group continually peppering any given song with unexpected (some might say unnecessary) extra seasoning, for example: funk riffs and pseudo raps (“When Long Days Run into Late Nights”); ambient safari sound-tracking (“Upside Down in a Snow Covered Bank”); underwater reggae (“Eloi, Eloi”); and so on and so on. In light of all this, at least Noise Machine’s Dali-esque cover image starts to make perfect sense — even if the music itself may not. A brave experiment nonetheless, this trying sonic adventure isn’t recommended to just any musical tourist, but rather the fearless explorers of its as yet unmapped outer fringes. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia |
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The Time Machine - $7.99 The classic science fiction novel by H.G. Wells becomes this big-budget adventure directed by the author’s great-grandson Simon Wells. Guy Pearce stars as Alexander Hartdegen, a scientist, professor, and inventor in 1895 New York City who believes that time travel is possible. The sudden and unexpected death of his fianc?e spurs Alexander to build a time machine, which he hopes to use in an effort to change the past. When he is unable to change the past, Alexander hurls himself more than 800,000 years into the future, seeking answers about the nature of time, but instead encountering a dystopian world where humanity has divided up into two races, the peaceful Eloi and the subterranean Morlocks. Befriending the beautiful Eloi woman Mara (pop singer Samantha Mumba), Alexander must set out to save her from the underground world of the Morlocks when she is captured by them. Along the way, he is aided by Vox (Orlando Jones), a bio-mechanical being from the 21st century. Ultimately, Alexander makes a shocking discovery about the true nature of the Eloi and Morlocks and decides that the only way to change the future is to alter the present. Due to exhaustion, director Wells was briefly replaced during the last few weeks of production by Gore Verbinski, director of The Mexican (2001). The Time Machine co-stars Jeremy Irons and Mark Addy. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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Metal Machine Music $8.99 Track Listing: 1. Metal Machine Music, Pt. 1, 2. Metal Machine Music, Pt. 2, 3. Metal Machine Music, Pt. 3, 4. Metal Machine Music, Pt. 4 |
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Ocean Machine $14.99 Personnel includes: Devin Townsend (guitar).Personnel: Devin Townsend (vocals, guitar, keyboards); John Morgan (keyboards); Marty Chapman (bass guitar, drums); Chris Valagao (background vocals). |
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Start the Machine $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Written in Stone, 2. I Can’t Hear You, 3. Understand, 4. Make Them Believe, 5. Hey, 6. I’m Gettin’ Away, 7. Out to Sea, 8. Open Your Eyes, 9. Today’s Too Soon, 10. It’s All the Same, 11. Tunnel Vision, 12. I Wanna Be |
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Damn the Machine $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Mission, The, 2. Fall of Order, 3. Corporate Reign, 4. Honor, 5. Lonesome God, 6. On With the Dream, 7. Patriot, 8. I Will, 9. Silence, 10. Russians, 11. Countryside, 12. Humans |
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Soft Machine $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro, 2. Different Sound, 3. Cobrastyle, 4. Yours to Keep, 5. Are You Feelin’ It, 6. Black Belt, 7. Punkrocker, 8. Ahead of My Time, 9. Automatic Lover, 10. Magic Kraut, 11. Little Stereo, 12. Riot Going On, 13. Alma |
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Sound Machine $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Brand New Me, 2. I Think I Love You, 3. I Woke up in Love This Morning, 4. I Can Feel Your Heartbeat, 5. Bandala, 6. Summer Days, 7. Take Good Care of Her, 8. If You Ever Go, 9. Last Night, 10. Let Your Love Go |
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Spanking Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Swamp Pussy, 2. He’s My Thing, 3. Vomit Heart, 4. Never, 5. Boto (W) Rap, 6. Dogg, 7. Pain in My Heart, 8. Lashes, 9. You’re Right, 10. Dust Cake Boy, 11. Fork Down Throat |
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Bone Machine $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Earth Died Screaming, 2. Dirt in the Ground, 3. Such a Scream, 4. All Stripped Down, 5. Who Are You, 6. Ocean Doesn’t Want Me, The, 7. Jesus Gonna Be Here, 8. Little Rain (For Clyde), 9. In the Colosseum, 10. Goin’ Out West, 11. Murder in the Red Barn, 12. Black Wings, 13. Whistle Down the Wind (For Tom Jans), 14. I Don’t Wanna Grow Up, 15. Let Me Get up on It, 16. That Feel |
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Machine Extended $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Instruction, 2. Code, 3. Dynamics of Memory, 4. Six Feet Tall, 5. Ice Age, 6. Chojnacka, 7. Derailleur, 8. Orbit, 9. Theorem |