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Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk ~ Jeff Buckley
I became a Jeff Buckley fan on first hearing "Grace" - an album that inspired me, changed my life, and made me complete. I had also bought "Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk" at the same time as "Grace", but his debut album just held me so much so that I didn't really give "Sketches..." a *real* listen until I had been truly filed by "Grace".
When making this album Jeff did not want to make a "second Grace": He had to develop, and this album shows just what a talent this man really was. Every single song on this album is on the same level as "Grace", if not higher. The songs are mature, rock-y, passionate, brave - they are songs of *emotion*. Disk One shows the songs which Jeff had… Read more
Charlotte Gray (Widescreen) <b>DVD</b> ~ DVD
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply Amazing!, Jun 8 2002
"Charlotte Gray" is a film which has left me stunned, amazed and grateful at the chance for being able to see such brilliance. The movie consists of a simply thrilling storyline, beautiful scenery and wonderous acting on the parts of every character. It is a film for those who are willing to believe anything is possible - that "there must be something to set against all this".

Charlotte Gray is a young Scottish woman who falls in love with a soldier who goes off to WW2. His plane crashes, and so, she becomes a spy to go to Occupied France to rescue him. Upon arriving in the Vichey France; she meets a team of revolutionaries and a new, and tangled storyline emerges from there. Many… Read more

Charlotte Gray (Widescreen) <b>DVD</b> ~ DVD
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply Amazing!, Jun 8 2002
"Charlotte Gray" is a film which has left me stunned, amazed and grateful at the chance for being able to see such brilliance. The movie consists of a simply thrilling storyline, beautiful scenery and wonderous acting on the parts of every character. It is a film for those who are willing to believe anything is possible - that "there must be something to set against all this".

Charlotte Gray is a young Scottish woman who falls in love with a soldier who goes off to WW2. His plane crashes, and so, she becomes a spy to go to Occupied France to rescue him. Upon arriving in the Vichey France; she meets a team of revolutionaries and a new, and tangled storyline emerges from there. Many… Read more