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High Times Growers Series: Jorge Cervantes' Ultimate Grow DVD

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starring: Jorge Cervantes

Release Date August 29, 2006
great for beginners or professionals.better for beginners.good info from start to finish .easy to understand and follow.If you liked the trailer park boys movie there are some funny scenes with them.I would buy it again.

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Chocolat: Music from the Miramax Motion Picture (2001 Film)

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from: Sony

Release Date January 09, 2001
Rachel Portman's "Chocolat" is an exquisitely delicious soundtrack. It perfectly complements Lasse Hallstrom's sensuous movie about temptation, longing, and love. There's the music of Duke Ellington (it's set in post-WW II France) and Django Reinhardt, the famous Gipsy guitarist. The opening theme is an amazing blend of Gipsy and South American music (panpipes) It evokes the character of Vianne, the beautiful chocolatier, the daughter of a French scientist and a Mayan maiden who healed with cacao. "Chocolat" is an irresistible temptation!

CD-Charts Position 113
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The Köln Concert

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by: Keith Jarrett

Release Date November 16, 1999
The artistry on this work is unmistakeable Jarrett and I daresay that it has never been duplicated, by KJ or anyone else, since. How in the heck can one guy keep one song going for a half hour (or more) I'll simply never know. But what really drives this recording is the sound. The piano is just not quite right, and the upper and lower registers sound like two completely different instruments. Indeed, in the first song, the bass is so pronounced and so oddly sounding, it had me looking at the liner notes to see who the bass player was. (No wonder Keith doesn't drive down into like he does on his more recent work.) Just the same, Keith works within the limitations of the instrument to evoke the musicality and feelings that he has in his brain ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 114
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Kids in Motion

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by: Greg & Steve

Release Date December 12, 1995
One of our all time favorire CDs! Had to find it after doing "The Freeze" in some kiddie classes...

CD-Charts Position 115
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Fear of a Blank Planet

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by: Porcupine Tree

Release Date April 24, 2007
I have never heard of these guys except by name. Until i bought this CD. And I ended up buying it out of curiosity. This reminds me a bit of... well I'm not sure what to say. They have a very unique sound that no one can define. And that is good if you are looking for something to stand out. And these guys definitely do. Lyrically, they have an unusual way they look at things, I guess. I have to get used to their sound. But I recommend this if you are looking for something different.

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On the Road

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by: George Carlin

Release Date October 10, 2000
This is a rather underrated and obscure edition to Carlin's catalogue, but it's a great one. It's really just a lot of logic that packs some good laughs. More focus on observations and commentary than straight ahead comedy, but it's much funnier than some of his goofy stuff. It's actually a lot like his 90's material only more laid back.

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Once Upon a Potty For Her

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starring: Once Upon a Potty

Release Date February 17, 2004
I have 3 nephews that used the Boy Version of Once Upon A Potty and now my daughter is using the Girl Version. She loves the video and can watch it over and over. Kids seem to really connect with the character and want to imitate them. She is already sitting on her potty from just watching the video. Amazing!

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Why Is There Air?

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by: Bill Cosby

Release Date April 28, 1998
"Why is there Midol?" was the question I asked myself in the late 1960s when I was just a little too young to catch some of Bill's references. But, having achieved hoary middle-age, I'm catching more than I used to.

"Why is There Air" (WITA) is Bill Cosby's 1965 comedy album, his 3rd album of comedy material. Bill continues to mine his childhood reminiscences, including embellished memories of what it's like to be in kindergarten, shop class and "personal hygiene" class. He also throws in some funny material about driving on San Francisco's steep streets, and a hilarious bit about getting rid of a toothache with Midol, the women's anti-cramping medicine. WITA's piece are a little longer and better developed than Cosby's previous material, ... Read More:

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Michael: Music from the Motion Picture

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from: Warner Bros / Wea

Release Date December 17, 1996
This is the best album to listen to or just to use as background music.
I have this on every Sunday morning while I read the newspaper
Everyone should have this CD in their collection

CD-Charts Position 120
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Scrubs

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from: National Broadcasting Company (NBC)

Release Date September 24, 2002
Really good tracks from the poignant and funny (often at the same time) Scrubs TV series.