Lucas_M.

an incredible new landscape from my favorite voice. . ., July 1 2004

If you're looking for pop hooks, machine driven beats, or formulaic songs, this is not the record for you.

If you are looking for a surreal, emotional, fiery interpretation of a landscape and the state of a corrupt land (through coyote metaphors and a survivalist mentality), then this is an exemplary recording.

Experimental, trancelike, explosive, lyrical, poetic, eerie, gritty are just a few bumbling attempts at describing this album, which does not lend itself to ego or narcisism. Instead the ghosts of a geography dance with the coyote and serpents never fail to find prey and shed skin. . .and Johnette seems equally eager to shed hers.

I am always eager to enter a new concrete… Read more

exceptional dvd treatment of a b-movie classic, Dec 7 2003

f@#$!!??** hilarious film and commentary.

this dvd rocks. the film sucks. . .and is genius.

definitive film version of the first american classic novel., Nov 28 2003

I am elated that this PBS production of the Scarlet Letter (1979) has received a DVD treatment. John Heard deals superbly with the dichotomies and private tortures of Dimmesdale. John Heard is not only physically gorgeous (helping us understand Hester's "fall"), but he seems more than able to effortlessly manipulate this classic and complex character. Meg Foster is the quintessential Hester Prynne. Equipt to portray the lead as both a feminist and a desperate mother to Pearl.

The DVD also has behind the scenes footage.

This is the most accurate deftly-acted version of the first american classic novel. I highly recommed purchasing this DVd you will not be let down. Instead you will be… Read more