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Farmville $19.95 Farmville |
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Prizes $10.32 Prizes |
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Mystery Box $4.04 Buy and sell [Mystery Box] at great prices. |
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Sermons from the Mystery Box $7.77 Sermons from the Mystery Box |
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A Million in Prizes: The Anthology [Clean] $24.98 If you're willing to count his work in such early regional bands as the Prime Movers and the Iguanas, Iggy Pop had been playing rock & roll for over 40 years when this compilation hit the stores -- meaning there are guys in big-league rock bands who've spent years trying to be Iggy but weren't even alive when the guy first started plugging into the Real O Mind. That, dear readers, is influence, and while the man has had more than his share of creative ups and downs over those four decades, one spin of A Million in Prizes: The Anthology tells you why Iggy has always mattered, and still does -- he has never lost the ability to plug into the primal madness and furious belief that separates great rock & roll from ordinary stuff, and he can call up that near-demonic passion on a regular basis. While this isn't the first career-inclusive Iggy compilation, A Million in Prizes is comprised of two full-loaded CDs, which gives it a scale and scope that bests its closest competition, 1996's solid Nude & Rude: The Best of Iggy Pop, and it also gives full props to his work with the Stooges, featuring 11 songs from that band's various incarnations (though whose idea was it to only include one track from the epochal Fun House? For shame!). As for the solo stuff, this set follows the bizarre roller coaster ride from the gloomy self-reappraisal of his albums with David Bowie through his desperate efforts to find his own solo voice in the 1980s to his reemergence in the new millennium as an artist who can merge mind and muscle with equal force. While not every album is represented on A Million in Prizes, this offers an accurate and compelling look at the Iggy time line, and the mastering is strong, clear, and loud (especially on the earlier material, which has long merited aural refurbishing). The liner essays from Danny Fields and Lenny Kaye are excellent, and Iggy sums himself pretty well when he tells Fields, "I get up in the morning, I look in the mirror, and I think, 'Hey, you're a pretty interesting guy.'" That may well be rock's greatest understatement, and while A Million in Prizes is hardly the final and definitive statement on Iggy Pop's life and music, as an introduction and career overview it's damn near unbeatable -- at least until Iggy finally gets the box set treatment he so richly deserves. [While the original edition of A Million in Prizes bears a "Parental Advisory" sticker for adult language, this edition blurs the obscenities that appear on several songs, and while Iggy Pop will never quite be a family entertainer, at least this version allows under-18s to buy the album without asking mom and dad.] ~ Mark Deming, All Music GuidePerformers: John Medeski - Hammond B3, Organ (Hammond), Wurlitzer; Henry Rollins - Vocals (Back |
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A Million in Prizes: The Anthology $21.98 If you're willing to count his work in such early regional bands as the Prime Movers and the Iguanas, Iggy Pop has been playing rock & roll for over 40 years as this compilation hits the stores -- meaning there are guys in big-league rock bands who've spent years trying to be Iggy but weren't even alive when the guy first started plugging into the Real O Mind. That, dear readers, is influence, and while the man has had more than his share of creative ups and downs over those four decades, one spin of A Million in Prizes: The Anthology tells you why Iggy has always mattered, and still does -- he has never lost the ability to plug into the primal madness and furious belief that separates great rock & roll from ordinary stuff, and he can call up that near-demonic passion on a regular basis. While this isn't the first career-inclusive Iggy compilation, A Million in Prizes is comprised of two full-loaded CDs, which gives it a scale and scope that bests its closest competition, 1996's solid Nude & Rude: The Best of Iggy Pop, and it also gives full props to his work with the Stooges, featuring 11 songs from that band's various incarnations (though whose idea was it to only include one track from the epochal Fun House? For shame!). As for the solo stuff, this set follows the bizarre roller-coaster ride from the gloomy self-reappraisal of his albums with David Bowie through his desperate efforts to find his own solo voice in the 1980s to his reemergence in the new millennium as an artist who can merge mind and muscle with equal force. While not every album is represented on A Million in Prizes, this offers an accurate and compelling look at the Iggy time line, and the mastering is strong, clear, and loud (especially on the earlier material, which has long merited aural refurbishing). The liner essays from Danny Fields and Lenny Kaye are excellent, and Iggy sums himself pretty well when he tells Fields, "I get up in the morning, I look in the mirror, and I think, 'Hey, you're a pretty interesting guy.'" That may well be rock's greatest understatement, and while A Million in Prizes is hardly the final and definitive statement on Iggy Pop's life and music, as an introduction and career overview it's damn near unbeatable -- at least until Iggy finally gets the box set treatment he so richly deserves. ~ Mark Deming, All Music GuidePerformers: John Medeski - Hammond B3, Organ (Hammond), Wurlitzer; Henry Rollins - Vocals (Background); Dave Alexander - Bass, Guitar (Bass); Carlos Alomar - Guitar, Vocals (Background); |
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The Hat Box Mystery / Hollywood Mystery $19.21 Buy and sell [The Hat Box Mystery / Hollywood Mystery] at great prices. |
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The Cereal Box Mystery $3.11 Buy and sell [The Cereal Box Mystery] at great prices. |
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Brown Box Mystery $3.32 Buy and sell [Brown Box Mystery] at great prices. |
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My Prizes $13.39 My Prizes |
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Mickey Hart?s Mystery Box $8.99 Mickey Hart?s Mystery Box |
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Days Inn Farmville $75.9 Days Inn Farmville > LYH > 2015 South Main St. > Farmville > VA > 23901>Location. This hotel is located in Farmville. Features. Days Inn Farmville has a seasonal outdoor pool. Guestrooms. Televisions are equipped with cable television channels and HBO. >Richmond International Airport (RIC): Approximate driving time is 1 hour 30 minutes and distance is 77.5 miles. |
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The Twiddle Twins' Music Box Mystery $3.13 Buy and sell [The Twiddle Twins' Music Box Mystery] at great prices. |
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Chet Gecko's Big Box Of Mystery $8.71 Buy and sell [Chet Gecko's Big Box Of Mystery] at great prices. |
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Best Of British : Mystery - Box Set $24.76 Buy and sell [Best Of British : Mystery - Box Set] at great prices. |
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Super 8 Farmville Va $69.99 Super 8 Farmville Va > LYH > Highway 15 South And Us 460 Byp > Farmville > VA > 23901>Location. This property is located in Farmville. Features. Amenities at Super 8 Farmville Va include business services. The property offers wireless Internet access. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Guestrooms. All guestrooms provide microwaves. Notifications:Additional fees and deposits may be charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out. > |
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Comfort Inn Farmville $104.99 Comfort Inn Farmville > LYH > 2108 S Main St > Farmville > VA > 23901>Location. This property is located in Farmville. Features. Comfort Inn Farmville has a fitness facility and a seasonal outdoor pool. The property offers meeting rooms for small groups. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Guest parking is complimentary. Additional amenities include coffee in the lobby and air conditioning in public areas. Guestrooms. Amenities featured in guestrooms include air conditioning and televisions. Bathrooms provide jetted tubs and shower/tub combinations. > |
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Scooby Doo: Mystery Machine (Box Set) $24.93 Scooby Doo: Mystery Machine (Box Set) |
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