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The German industrial music scene has produced some highly influential music over the years. Bands such as Nine Inch Nails and Skinny Puppy undoubtably owe a sizeable debt to trailblazers such as Einsturzende Neubauten and DAF. DIFFERENT aims to shine a light on some of the bands who have come to the forefront of Germany`s industrial scene at the beginning of the 21st century. Seventeen live tracks are featured, all coming from bands signed to labels affiliated with the COP organization.
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Elvis Presley stars as Pacer Burton, son of a white father (John McIntire) and Native American mother (Dolores del Rio) who finds his loyalties tested in a war of attrition between a fierce Indian tribe, the Kiowas, and a group of racist white settlers on the Texas frontier in 1870. Although his parents attempt to remain outside the fray, his father is eventually killed in an Indian attack on the settlement. A white man, enraged over the Indian attacks, kills Pacer's mother. Shunned by white society after the Indian attacks, Pacer elects to fight on the side of the Kiowas while his brother, Clint (Steve Forrest), stays with the settlers. When Clint rides into the Kiowa camp alone and kills their chief to avenge his father's murder, Pacer fights off the entire tribe to protect his brother, and Clint barely escapes with his life. After Pacer's girl, Roslyn Pierce (Barbara Eden), has tended to Clint's severe wounds, she's unsuccessful in trying to stop him from going off to try to save his brother's life. Presley gives his finest performance as the sensitive Pacer, supported by an excellent cast in what is likely his best film. The strong, uncompromising script on the tragic cost of racism is superbly directed by Don Siegel.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Tony Rebel once again brings to fans of reggae and dancehall the premier roots festival to celebrate its eleventh anniversary. An unsurpassed entertainer with legendary status and firm Rastafarian beliefs, Rebel was at the helm of the cultural revolution seen in the 1990s, and has consistently been at the vanguard of virtually all developments in reggae, including the union of roots and dancehall which he helped to effect. Rebel Salute was developed as a conscious alternative to the violence and slackness that plagued the scene, and was responsible in large part for returning dancehall to its positive roots. This remains true today, as drugs, alcohol, and meat are banned at the festival, and the pride of the culture is proclaimed and sustained through the progressive messages of the artistes. The festival of 2004, captured on this release, featured a stellar lineup, including Junior Byles, The Jays, Culture, Mighty Diamonds, John Holt, and Dwight Pinkey.
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Recorded live with the San Francisco Opera, this is Andre Previn's first opera, and for it he used the story of the classic play A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Previn has captured all the claustrophobic tension, volatile emotion, and sexual undertow of Williams's original in his own STREETCAR.DVD Features:Region Encoding: All RegionsDolby Digital StereoKeep Case
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