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Genesis: When In Rome 2007

From Rhino, exclusively at Walmart, comes the fly-on-the-wall look at the Genesis concert held in Rome in 2007.  Original band members reunited to perform Genesis' big hits, introduce some new songs and knock the socks off the Rome audience.

Genesis fans will love this up-close-and-personal concert with documentary, deleted scenes, photo galleries and including a 28-page booklet with the 3-disc DVD set.

Get ready to rock and roll as only Genesis can deliver it.  Each track has its own extras that can e activated by enter/OK/Select when a special emblem appears.  Live the music and experience the concert as if you were there.

Indiana Jones And

The Kingdom Of the

Crystal Skull

After nearly 20 years it was nice to see Harrison Ford back in the fedora, leather jacket and carrying his whip as archeologist/adventurer Indiana Jones.  Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull proves that Ford is still an action hero even though he's in his 60s.

Concord Records presents the soundtrack form the runaway hit film.  Indy films would not be nearly as exciting if the music wasn't so important.  Composer and Conductor John Williams is back and once again he presents the classic Indiana Jones theme and adds to it and enhances it.   Relive the film through music. 

John Mellencamp:

 

Life Death

 

Love And Freedom

Scheduled for a July release, the John Mellencamp: Life Death Love And Freedom CD will be released by Hear Music via Starbuck's.  Mellencamp fans will not be disappointed by the new album that presents an older, wiser and more reflective Mellencamp.

Many of the songs deal with aging, the loss of loved ones, life's changes and John's personal reflections on his own life and career.

The CD features John's trademark guitar work and heartfelt vocals.  Surprisingly not a lot of heavy drums are present as one would expect from John, considering his previous releases. The CD is an easy-listening journey about life in general.

That's not to say that some of John's trademark hard-rocking is totally absent.  For sure a couple of tunes are John at his rock and roll best.  Life Death Love and Freedom is an album well worth purchasing and listening to. 


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