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UK's top grindcore act returns with their latest release PUNISHMENT IN CAPITALS,
a 75 minute concert recorded at ULU London on April 27th 2002. Includes a host of bonus material including a 45 minute documentary, exclusive interviews with the band and the fans along with never before seen live footage from around the world from as far as Japan and Chile. Performances include From Enslavement To Obliteration, Scum, and Mass Appeal Madness, among many more.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Tracks:1. Lucid Fairytale2. Take The Poison3. Next On The List4. Constitutional Hell5. Suffer The Children6. Cleanse Impure7. Politicians8. Breed To Breath9. Vermin10. The World Keeps Turning11. Can't Play Won't Play12. Unchallenged Hate13. Volume of Neglect14. Narcoleptic15. Hung16. From Enslavement To Oblitteration17. Scum18. Life19. The Kill20. Deceiver21. You Suffer22. Cure For A Common Complaint23. Mass Appeal Madness24. Greed Killing25. Instinct Of Survival26. Nazi Punks Fuck Off27. Back From The Dead28. Siege Of Power
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Bizet - Carmen (DVD)
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Yehudi and Hephzibah Menuhin combine on this sensational release, liberated from the vaults of the EMI Classics archive. Pieces performed include Schubert's Piano Trio No. 1, Bartok's Contrasts, Mendelssohn's Variations Serieuses, and violin sonatas by Bartok, Enesco and Franck.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Filmed at La Scala in Milan, this is a faithful rendition of Gaetano Donizetti's three act opera, and is conducted by the acclaimed Stefano Ranzani. The tragic tale of love in wartime sees Edgardo of Ravenswood (Vincenzo La Scola) planning to marry the sister (Mariella Devia) of his bitter rival, Lord Enrico Ashton of Lammermoor (Renato Brusson). Ashton resorts to some devious tactics in an attempt to separate the two lovers, notably forging a letter from Edgardo stating that he has found another woman. This paves the way for Ranzani to marry off his sister to Lord Bucklaw, an arrangement which is thrown into turmoil when Edgardo returns from battle and challenges Bucklaw to a duel. Further twists and turns in the plot ensue when Edgardo witnesses the marriage contract between Bucklaw and his former lover, leading to a highly dramatic end to the sad story.Shot in 1992, this is a wonderfully staged production of Donizettio's work. Powerful and moving in equal measures, Ranzani's masterful conducting holds together an often complex storyline, and draws some remarkable performances from the leads. The audience appears enraptured by the proceedings throughout, which is a fine testament to this hugely enjoyable production.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo
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Captured live in London at the Royal Festival Hall, this is a great way to experience the music of the legendary Duke Ellington. The Bob Wilber Big Band work their way through a number of classic numbers from the jazz giant, comfortably interpreting some highly revered material throughout the show. Wilber has worked extensively with Ellington's material in the past, earning a Grammy award for his work on the COTTON CLUB soundtrack, which was littered with compositions from the late jazz man. Here he leads his highly proficient band through a selection of Ellington tunes, delighting the London crowd with an exuberant display of musical wonder that perfectly illustrates the timeless wonder of Duke's work.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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