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The 1982 JP Concert DVD is worth the price alone!, May 12 2004

The 46 songs that come on these 3 CDs rock, and are among Judas Priest's finest! However, since I already own those songs on CD, I obviously didn't buy this box set for the studio tracks, but for the DVD.

Finally, the much sought after, long out-of-print "Judas Priest-Live (in Memphis)" video from the Screaming for Vengeance World Tour has been re-released and remastered on DVD for a limited engagement!

For those of you who were not fortunate enough too see Judas Priest in their prime and at their heaviest, and you had to settle for watching the cheesy "Priest... Live" video from their Turbo period when they attempted to cash in on the popularity of pop hair metal,… Read more

No, this is not Moon Safari 2, but that is a good thing!, Feb 16 2004

As a long time fan of electronic music and a new Air convert, I have to defend 10,000 Hz Legend by saying that I really enjoy it's overall dark, robotic tone as opposed to Moon Safari's upbeat, poppy mood. In fact, after listening to all of Air's releases, 10,000 Hz Legend is my favorite because it so diverse; it is a rainbow of futuristic-sounding ear candy.

I suppose the negative reviews of this album have to do mainly with the outlandish, melancholy tone of 10,000 Hz Legend, but I happen to like music to brood by. It's all a matter of personal taste in music.

For those who don't like this album, stay far away from Air's The Virgin Suicides OST, as well as Radiohead's last three… Read more

Loved the movie, but not this soundtrack, Feb 16 2004

Some excellent soundtracks, like Lost in Translation, The Last Samurai, Solaris, Kill Bill Vol 1, Blade Runner, and Star Wars recapture a movie's essence so perfectly that you feel like you are rewatching it while only listening to the soundtrack. Unfortunately, at least for me, Vanilla Sky is not one of those kind of soundtracks that recaptures the movie's mood.

I think this is due in large part to many missing songs, such as Nancy Wilson's other key instrumental material, and that much of the music was heavily edited in the movie. For example, the way Bob Dylan's "Forth Time Around" or The Monkees' "Porpoise Song" was fittingly edited into the movie enhanced the surrealstic, melancholy… Read more