What DVD's CD's books did you buy recently?

[Blue Lamp 64]

What did you buy rencenty DVD's CD's Books Ect..???

I'll start.
Pink Floyd's--London 1966/1967 DVD+CD set:thumbsup:

[estranged4life]

DVD's-
Full Metal Alchemist Vol.6-Captured Soul
Journey-Live in Houston 1981 Escape Tour

Cd's (Been a slow couple of weeks)
All the Way to the Sun-TNT (w/bonus DVD)
My Religion-TNT (Russian import)
Peace sells...But who's Buying?-Megadeth (Remixed & remastered)
Anthrology:No Hit Wonders (1985-1991)-Anthrax
Trans Siberian Orchestra-The Lost Christmas Eve

[GypsySorcerer]

Madonna - Confessions on a Dance Floor
Lindsey's Soundstage
The Friends Boxed Set

[Hippocampus]

DVDs:
- Star Trek Enterprise Season 3
- The Shield Season 1

CDs:
- Kate Bush "Aerial"
- 7 Depeche Mode albums
- Franz Ferdinand (1st album)
- The Best Of Kansas

Books:
10-12 books, too lazy to look them up

[Blue Lamp 64]

Also...
Vanessa Carlton-Harmonium.
(Almost forgot that one)

[BTFLCHLD]

lindsey soundstage

i inadvertently purchased charlie chocolate factory when i returned the wrong dvd to an online distributor...
what a mess :(

[WelshWitchPMD]

I bought a DVD called Lindsey Buckingham Soundstage a few weeks ago. :lol:

As for books I bought 'The Photographer's Manual" by John Freeman (it was $5.99) and 'Providence" with photos by a local photographer Richard Benjamin. I had the book autographed by him, too. I got them at Borders last week.

[David]

Deep Discount DVD had a sale, so I bought two Criterions: "The Lady Eve" & "Henry V"

Was considering "The Testament of Dr. Mabuse," too, along with a bunch of Harold Lloyd two-reelers, but they will have to wait.

[BTFLCHLD]

Deep Discount DVD had a sale, so I bought two Criterions: "The Lady Eve" & "Henry V"

wow ive lady eve in my online queue
but ive been bumping it
is it good?

[sasja]

CD:
Po'Girl - "Vagabond Lullabies"

Book: Dave Barry's guide to babies and other hazards of sex

Sasja

[DavidMn]

Cd's- Martina McBride, Timeless.

DVD-Lindsey's soundstage:nod:

[David]

wow ive lady eve in my online queue
but ive been bumping it
is it good?It's a masterpiece of American farce, directed & written by Hollywood's greatest farceur at the time, Preston Sturges.

But to answer your question, Yes it's good.

[Karlie]

DVD: Lindsey's Soundstage.

Book: The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

[DavidMn]

I wanna get the new Franz Ferdinand cd too. maybe that'll have to be next:nod:

[mylittledemon]

Let's see

CDs: Best of the Eurythmics, Coheed & Cambria's first two albums, 1972 by Josh Rouse, re-packaged Keane album with the DVD, Paul McCartney's Chaoas & Creation in the Backyard, and finally found the out-of-print "Dirty Work" Rolling Stones CD.

DVDs: Star Wars Ep III, U2 Live in Chicago Vertigo tour, Lindsey Buckingham Soundstage, Tommy Boy Holy Schnike Edition

Books: Sadly, none. Nothing has peaked my interest of late.

[Miss Vicky]

DVDs:

Trauma :confused:
Madagascar :shrug:
Alexander :o
Lindsey Buckingham: Soundstage :]
Suspect Zero :thumbsup:
Kinsey :nod:
White Noise (haven't watched yet)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory :lol:

CDs:

Walk the Line (Movie Soundtrack) :cool:

Books:

Conversations with Tom Petty (Haven't finished it yet. Went straight to the index, looked up "Lindsey Buckingham," read that bit, and am now starting at the beginning.)

[CreepingDeath]

DVDs:

Lindsey's Soundstage
Pink Floyd- Pulse
Megadeth- Rude Awakening
Star Wars Episode III
Batman Begins -I bought it because my boyfriend, Christian is in this movie.

CDs:

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire soundtrack
Depeche Mode- Playing The Angel
Black Sabbath- Black Box
Anthrax- Anthrology: No Hit Wonders

Books:

A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking
Eragon by Christopher Paolini
Eldest by Christopher Paolini

[Wild_Heart03]

Madonna's Confessions On A Dancefloor

Alanis Morissette's The Collection

that's more or less it, I havent' bought any DVDs in a while.

[catinthedark]

Last CD: Madonna - Confessions on a Dance Floor

Last DVD: Well, I'm searching for Lindsey's Soudstage (does that count?)

Last book: I bought 2 on Friday: Emma Richler's Feed My Dear Dogs, and one called Requests and Dedications - can't remember the author.

[TheBlueLamp]

I'm broke but I just had to get Eurythmics's "Savage" remastered re-issue. Totally amazing.

[macfan 57]

CDs

Cream-Fresh Cream
Cream-Disraeli Gears
Cream-Wheels Of Fire
Bob Dylan-Live At The Gaslight 1962
Bob Dylan-No Direction Home:The Soundtrack
(I've pre-ordered Chicken Shack Complete Blue Horizon Recordings & the Christine Perfect album.)

DVDs

Bob Dylan-No Direction Home
George Harrison-Concert For Bangladesh

[Mari]

Ha! Um. None. Despite a lot of plans. But you know, money. The new Kate Bush costs 25 euros here.
I'm happy there's such a thing as soulseek :o :o

[markolas]

CDs:

Nat King Cole - Lush Life
Dinah Washington - What a Diff'rence a Day Makes
Dinah Washington - Dinah '62
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
Joni Mitchell - Taming the Tiger

DVDs:

Golden Girls Season 1

Books:

I've more or less stopped buying books since I got a library card.

[AliceLover]

Movies:

Longest Yard (remake with Adam Sandler)
High Tension
American Psycho
The Amityville Horror
The Fog

Book: Reading "Through the Looking Glass and what Alice found there"
(I do like it so far! :thumbsup: )

[gldstwmn]

I bought Lindsey's Soundstage last night. I am finally getting around to reading Cath Carroll's book The Making Of Rumours but I've had it for ages.

[Blue Lamp 64]

Last night I found at work an P.C. Rom game of Namco Museum 50th Anniversary it has Pac-Man, Ms Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, and 10 other cool games...
I love Classic video games(And I kick butt too):]

[Blue Lamp 64]

Today I just bought E.L.P.(Emerson Lake & Palmer) Beyond The Begining on D.V.D.:]
And Enya--Amarantine on C.D:thumbsup:

[estranged4life]

just received my copy of Nevermore's "The Godless Endeavor" yesterday, Which came with 2 track promo discs by God Forbid (Selections from "IV:Constitution of Treason"...And people assume the African Americans only do rap/hip-hop...**** these guys play modern grind/death metal), Exodus/Hypocrisy (2 tracks each) & Arch Enemy (From their "Doomsday Machine" disc).

[Stevie_Buck]

Latest DVD: Probably Mr. Deeds... it's been a while.
Latest CD: Vanessa Carlton "Harmonium"
Latest book: Blink and a James Dean Coffee Table book. :thumbsup:

[BTFLCHLD]

dvd: charlie chocolate factory
cd: jeff beck..jeff (love "my thing") (this was a repurchase of a cd that was swiped)
book: "its called break-up because it's broken" Greg Behrendt

[golddustwoman77]

DVDs: Bob Dylan's No Direction Home and Lindsey's Soundstage

CDs: I haven't purchased many CDs lately. I have been on a vinyl purchasing kick. The one Cd have purchased lately: Tracy Chapman Where You Live

[hayley]

I buy so much ****. I won't even list CDs, I've bought at least ten in the last two weeks.

Books:
Youth in Revolt- C.D. Payne

DVDs:
Big Lebowski special edition
Scrubs Season 2
Life Aquatic Criterion Edition
Lindsey Buckingham Soundstage
Gilmore Girls Season 4
Buffy- The Chosen Collection (!@(*!)

[Blue Lamp 64]

Vanessa Carlton-- Be Not Nobody C.D.:]

[Miss Vicky]

Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Robots

And of course...

Earthlings. :Shudders:

Yeah, still having nightmares about that one.

[Blue Lamp 64]

Ashlee Simpson-- Autobiography:nod:

[JazmenFlowers]

Ashlee Simpson-- Autobiography:nod:
that's an awesome CD - beginning to end. no matter what anyone says.

[ragandbone]

Books:
George Saunders "The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil"

CDs:
Fairechild
Sufjan Stevens "Welcome to Michigan"

DVD:
IMAX dolphins (for my son)
Kate Wolf "An Evening In Austin"

[Jyqm]

Let's see...

Books: Haven't been buying too many of these lately, although I did procure the complete original works of Christoph Wieland, which are keeping me plenty occupied these days.

CDs: The most wonderful CD I purchased recently is a new album from Bettye LaVette called I've Got My Own Hell To Raise. Bettye has been a soul singer for decades now, but she never really broke it big or got incredibly famous like so many other of her contemporaries. This disc is just stunning, though. It's all covers of songs written by women, ladies as diverse as Sinead O'Connor ("I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got") and Lucinda Williams ("Joy") and Aimee Mann ("How Am I Different") and Fiona Apple ("Sleep To Dream"). And while that might make it sound like this album is all over the place genre-wise, it's not: this is just straight-up, down-and-dirty soul. Bettye's got a voice that could stop time, and her band is mercilessly tight. If anybody wants me to post any songs from this, just say the word...

DVDs: Only DVDs I've bought recently came in the new 30th anniversary Born To Run box set. There's a documentary about the making of the album and, more importantly, a complete concert from the Hammersmith Odeon on the Born to Run tour (it had originally been filmed for television, I think, but never aired). There's been discussion of careless and sloppy editing in Fleetwood Mac's concert films over in the Rumours forum, and if you want the polar opposite of a Fleetwood Mac concert DVD, this is it. To put together this DVD, Thom Zimny was handed a reel of audio, and a bunch of silent film reels, all of which included various segments of the concert from different cameras. Zimny had to go through and try to match up all of the different bits of video footage with the audio and create a suitable concert film. It was an absolutely painstaking process, and the result is probably the best concert film I've ever seen. Of course, it helps that the performance goes to 11, and it really helps when your setlist looks something like this:

Thunder Road / Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out / Spirit In The Night / Lost In The Flood / She's The One / Born To Run / The E Street Shuffle / It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City / Backstreets / Kitty's Back / Jungleland / Rosalita // 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) / "Detroit Medley" (Devil With A Blue Dress/Good Golly, Miss Molly/C.C. Rider/Jenny Jenny) // For You / Quarter To Three

Anybody who ever thought that they didn't really care for Springsteen needs to see this DVD.

[JazmenFlowers]

CDs: The most wonderful CD I purchased recently is a new album from Bettye LaVette called I've Got My Own Hell To Raise. Bettye has been a soul singer for decades now, but she never really broke it big or got incredibly famous like so many other of her contemporaries. This disc is just stunning, though. It's all covers of songs written by women, ladies as diverse as Sinead O'Connor ("I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got") and Lucinda Williams ("Joy") and Aimee Mann ("How Am I Different") and Fiona Apple ("Sleep To Dream"). And while that might make it sound like this album is all over the place genre-wise, it's not: this is just straight-up, down-and-dirty soul. Bettye's got a voice that could stop time, and her band is mercilessly tight. If anybody wants me to post any songs from this, just say the word...
please do. she sounds a lot like one of my favorites, Denise LaSalle. I'd be interested to Ms. LaVette.

(interesting that my fav and your fav both have the "La" last name thing going)

[Jyqm]

please do. she sounds a lot like one of my favorites, Denise LaSalle. I'd be interested to Ms. LaVette.

You got it. It's incredibly difficult to pick just a couple of tracks from this album (I'm already second-guessing my choices), but I think I'm going to post two songs I didn't mention in my post.

First up, an absolutely smoldering take on Dolly Parton's "Little Sparrow": http://s62.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0UACDSOK3WM4S0DYPO3TTPU6RN

And "The High Road," a beautiful ballad written expressly for Bettye by Sharon Robinson: http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3K606SFMB6DKG1HVIWY8UTWV2Z

And, since I can't pick just two, here's the Aimee Mann song, too: http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2O5TU6HGB7UT025QFXW9I4X209

(interesting that my fav and your fav both have the "La" last name thing going)

Forgetting La Nicks, eh?

[hayley]

That Bettye LaVette album IS awesome. I think I played it for two straight weeks when I first got it.

[JazmenFlowers]

Forgetting La Nicks, eh?
lol...nevah