タイトル『 Historic Print (XL): Review of 12th Division by Maj. Gen. Henry P. McCain, September 14th, 1918, Camp Devens >
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This is a museum quality, reproduction print on premium paper with archival/UV resistant inks.
Date: 1918 September 14.
Subject: Military camps. World War, 1914-1918--Military facilities. Military parades&ceremonies. United States. Army--Facilities. Fort Devens (Mass.)United States--Massachusetts.
Notes: J231292 U.S. Copyright Office Copyright claimant's address: 23 Bridge St., Lowell, Mass. Copyright deposit; Geo. H. Russell; September 20, 1918; DLC/PP-1918:45907.
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『THIS IS A VINYL RECORD ALBUM BY JERRY "BOOGIE" McCAIN CALLED JERRY: BLACK&BLUES",&IT'S ON THE GAS COMPANY LABEL #GAS-1001 IN 1980. IT CONTAINS (10) BLUES HARP TUNES LIKE: "LOVE WHIP, IF I'M YOUR FOOL, TUFF STUFF, SHE'S TOUGH, WHAT ABOUT YOU, LOOKS LIKE I CAN SEE EVERYBODY, STEADY, I'LL COME RUNNING BACK FOR MORE, SOMETHING ABOUT MY BABY + BLUES SINGING MAN". ****NOTE: GARY SIZEMORE RECORDED ALL THESE TUNES&RELEASED THEM ON THIS LP!』 タイトル『 The McCain Brothers >
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『tracks: Old enough to know better//Faith, family&friends//True love don't count the numbers//Walk away//Changes of love//I'm trying to erase you//The big picture//The feeling//Puppy at your door//What's your name//Hold on//I bet we could fall in love//Red sports car』 タイトル『 Mad Rocket [CD on Demand] >
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Usually ships in 1 to 2 days Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (amazingly creative and fresh sound) 『It's not often that a totally original and fresh offering like this comes along. I am soooo tired of covers and the rehashing of the last decades of music by lazy pop groups and singers who think they are being creative. Imitation is not art. Mad Rocket gives us an original and artful work which you'll find your self singing in the shower or while walking along to work. I like to whistle them. These songs are for listening and singing as songs should be. The strength of this disc is its creativity, new direction, and tongue in cheek satire and commentary on 21st century life. I found Rockslide's bass and guitar finger picking contributions a perfect fit with Supply's vocals and H Star's poignant guitar work. I have down rated it one star because it is not a slick, studio grade production and is a little raw. Rather, it is a lot of fun and has great melodies and arranging.』 『Los Angeles indie trio Mad Rocket's self-recorded debut features catchy hooks and wonderfully odd lyrics. Their characteristic sound, built around guitarist H Star's driving riffs and singer Supply's playful soul, is often compared to the Pixies. But they are equally comfortable experimenting with other styles, including classical, pop, ska, and jazz.
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Albert Brooks, Male Psychic Filmmaker...) 『Real Life (1978) After directing some short films shown during the early days of Saturday Night Live, Albert Brooks made his feature directing debut with this somewhat prescient comedy about an average American family (including Charles Grodin-Midnight Run and Frances Lee McCain-Gremlins) who agree to let fast talking show business hipster Albert Brooks (as a cheesier version of himself) spend a year filming their lives for a reality program. Of course nothing goes as planned, and soon everyone is getting pretty crazy filming and being filmed 24 hours a day. Written by Brooks, Monica Johnson, and Harry Shearer (of all people), this one works fairly well, starting off funny, getting a little soft in the middle, then coming back on track for a bright wrapup. Among the high points: hearing Shearer's now familiar voice on the radio a time or two; hearing controversial Hollywood producer Jennings Lang provide a vocal cameo as (what else?) a money worshipping Hollywood producer; the always welcome Grodin; Brooks himself, unafraid to make the movie version of himself obnoxious and annoying (a bit like a slightly lower key 70's Vince Vaughn); and the eerie moments when this nearly 30 year old movie seems to be psychic, predicting the rise of reality entertainment, and my fave of all: the scene where Brooks explains the filming technology to his subject family, showing them a purposely goofy looking whole head helmet the cameramen will wear to shoot the footage. Asked where the film is in the camera, Brooks replies there is no film, the helmets will record the images and sound digitally, with chip boards that are removed so the footage can be edited, with a fresh chip board inserted for more filming. Kind of like my digital still camera and its memory card. Wow. Maybe this technology was already being researched in 1979, but considering it took tech super guru George Lucas another 20 years to film something digitally, that's a pretty amazing prediction. That is a slight digression, however, so to wrap the movie up-a definite recommendation for fans of Brooks or Grodin, keeping in mind that soft middle section. Others seeking entertainment might be better advised to try a different Brooks film like Modern Romance or Lost in America.』
(Still Hilarious...And Hardly Seen) 『Anyone who is into that whole 'Simpson's' style of humor should really enjoy this. A movie way ahead of it's time, it features Albert Brooks as a semi-psychotic filmmaker who is making a movie about Charles Grodin and his family. There are so many comedic bits that work here; The tension between Albert and the Black journalist Dr Cleery is hilarious; The scene with the show horse works quite nicely, as does Brooks sudden singing at the start of the film. For those who appreciate Brook's unique sense of humor, I can't imagine you would find fault. And for a movie that was made in the late 70's, it's still funnier than stuff that came out last week. Harry Shearer contributed to the script, stars, and offers his voice to the radio playing in Charles Grodin's car. Grodin is in top form here, too. Constantly depressed('She set the table...He set the mood...'), Grodin makes a perfect counterpart to Brooks and his hair-brained mania. Also, it should be noted that the narrative, provided by Brooks throughout, is a constant source of comedic 'gold'. This film is smart, different, and, and the title of this review indicated, hilarious.』
(Brook's first film is one of a kind.) 『Albert Brooks may be the most creative comedian of this and the last century (his real name is ALBERT EINSTEIN after all; and you can look it up)
This first film is hilarious; obnoxious; and all together FUNNY! Brooks rarely if ever plays sympathetic characters in his movies; all the while skewering people who are the same in "real life". This is the ultimate put-on movie; may have influenced in some way the later films of Christopher Guest. Some of my favorite bits are Albert's "back burner" confrontation with the black consultant, His appearance at the front door in clown makeup (listen for his in-character "hello?" before Grodin opens the door-for some reason it always makes me LOL), most of the preparation experiments for what amounted to a month or so of filming (instead of the hoped for year)before it collapsed are hilarious as well. Brooks may have made better films but this is still the most original of them all.』
(Love him or hate him) 『Albert Brooks is one of this culture's most revealing litmus tests. Some people don't find him the least bit funny. The fault was once believed to lie in Brooks's"understated, subtle-to-the-point-of-non-existent"humor. New findings, however, point to a flaw in the brain of the viewer. Specifically, the congenital underdevelopment of a region in the Occipital cortex known as"Schmegegy's Area", long thought responsibe for sense of humor. While it's not a serious brain disorder, the name of the syndrome is"Serious Brain Disorder". Real Life isn't the funniest movie of all time. That honor belongs to Modern Romance. Real Life is the second funniest movie of all time. The"Airport"line is my favorite. Buy at your own risk. If you don't love it, you've self-diagnosed yourself as having a most unfunny brain.』
(I'm not the Indian rubber man..........................) 『This may be the funniest movie I've ever seen. I have watched it countless times and I never get tired of it. You have to watch this more than once to catch everything. Albert is SO obnoxious and SO egotistical to the point of utter madness. One of the funniest scenes is when Dr. Cleary abandons the project. You've got to see it to believe it. There are so many unforgettable funny lines in this film, too."I'm not a scientist, I'm a comedian, I can afford the luxury of honesty."SEE THIS MOVIE------STUDY IT------WORSHIP IT』 『Just asThe Twelve Chairsis one of Mel Brooks's least-known movies and most deserving of rediscovery, so isReal Life, the first feature film by Albert Brooks (no relation), a buried treasure.
An expansion of one of the short films Brooks created for the inaugural season ofSaturday Night Live(and when will someone release those on video?),Real Lifetakes its cue fromAn American Family, the landmark 1973 PBS documentary that unflinchingly captured on film the life and gradual dissolution of the wildly dysfunctional Loud family. As a satire of the media's intrusion into our lives, it would make an ideal double-feature withThe Truman Show.
Brooks stars as himself, a comedian who, he states, would have been a scientist had he "studied harder or been graded more fairly." Though obliviously unqualified, he is spearheading a project that endeavors to capture a year in the life of a typical American family.
Charles Grodin stars as put-upon Warren Yeager, the Phoenix, Arizona, veterinarian who watches helplessly as the callous Brooks overwhelms his life. (At one point, Brooks makes an entrance in a clown suit to cheer up the depressed brood.) Frances Lee McCain costars as Grodin's wife, who develops a crush on Brooks. "I'm a shallow fellow," he insincerely dissuades her.
This docu-comedy is vintage Brooks, but so dryly deadpan that the uninitiated might not be in on the joke. Among the scenes that are classics in the Brooks canon are his hilariously inappropriate production number that launches the film (he belts out "Something's Gotta Give" to the locals), his cheery dismissal of the unnecessary but union-imposed film crew ("See you at the premiere!"), the revelation that Mrs. Yeager's gynecologist is a notorious "baby broker" previously exposed on60 Minutes, and the increasingly fractious production meetings in which an old-Hollywood producer (listening in on speaker phone) insists that Brooks cast James Caan as a neighbor.
Real Lifewas cowritten by Monica Johnson, who later collaborated with Brooks onModern Romance,Lost in America,The Scout,Mother, and Harry Shearer (from another classic mockumentary,This Is Spinal Tap), who also appears as Pete the cameraman.--Donald Liebenson』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (scandal in a small town) 『I saw this movie years ago. This is a must see movie. I would rather it be on dvd but still a good movie.』
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (scandal in a small town) 『I saw this movie years ago. This is a must see movie. I would rather it be on dvd but still a good movie.』
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Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Dated as of Now) 『From the jump, this work says it was a PBS show on October 14, 2008, aka a few weeks before the 2008 elections. Imagine watching "Return of the Jedi" but not seeing when Darth Vader destroys the Emperor. What if you saw "Titanic" and didn't learn what happened to the Heart of the Ocean? That is how this work feels; it's like a body with its head cut off. They don't really speak about the 2008 election until the second hour of the work. The first explores the candidates' biographies. You see photos of Obama at Harvard Law. You see McCain as a POW. We also learn that McCain has dark chest hair, much different from Obama who is smooth. The Keating Five, Reverend Wright, and other highlights come up. Still, I would have done this differently. To me, Sarah Palin played a significant, and some would say polarizing, role in the election, but she is only mentioned here briefly and at the tail end of the work. Obama made a speech about race, but this work says nothing about Romney's speech on religion, which was important. Actually, the other candidates besides Hillary Clinton barely come up at all. The issue of McCain's age is not mentioned here, when I'd say it was a factor that voters pondered. In short, this work was meant to help voters decide what they would do in November of 2008. Well, that was months ago and we know who the winner of the contest was. (Hip-hop hooray!, in my opinion) So this will feel dated even if it was well made for its first airing.』 『One of the most memorable presidential races in decades pits the iconoclast John McCain against the newcomer Barack Obama; a heroic former prisoner of war against the first African-American major party nominee. The 20th anniversary broadcast of "The Choice" examines the personal and political biographies of these men and goes behind headlines to discover how they arrived at this moment and what their very different candidacies say about America.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (BORN GOOD!) 『This film impressed me with the tense plot and excellent acting from a relatively unknown cast. Corey Feldman is hysterical. The squemish might want to fast-forward through a disturbing scene where a woman gets her finger chopped in a paper cutter! Overall, I really enjoyed this picture.』
(ALL GOOD!) 『I really enjoyed watching this video. The actors were all really strong. I was surprised how good Corey Feldman is, and I haven't liked him since"Stand By Me."This picture deals with teens who rob a bank and essentially every thing that can go wrong does. The paper cutter scene is awesome...worthy of Hitchcock himself."Born Bad"is"all good."』
(Darn GOOD!) 『Corey Feldman is hilarious in this movie. I thought that all the clever plot twists and turns were great. The last half hour is intense. Although I didn't recognize some of the actors, I thought they all did a really good job. Definitely worth seeing!』
(Wow!) 『I think this action-drama was GREAT! At the end its really tense and I just shaked the last 15 minutes. Even if the end wasnt as good as you would like, it was still wort seeing it. And I think the actors did a great job, even if they warent famous.』
(Born Bad is all good) 『Sure to be a cult classic! This gripping teen crime drama got so intense at one point that my girlfriend squeezed the circulation out of my hand! Corey Feldman is funnier than I have ever seen him. The non-stop tension makes this picture worth buying on DVD. You will thank me later.』
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (BEST ROCK BOOK!!!) 『Simply put: a great book --and what a genius format. From Dee Dee Ramone to Johnny Thunders, you're are not gonna believe in the crazy tales this book tells and you're gonna be really willing to listen to many bands they talk about in here. Highly recommended.』
(THE definitive primer on NY punk) 『Sometime in the late 1960's, a bad mojo was beginning to well up within the ranks of the flower power movement. There were quite a few disaffected outsiders that seemed to have figured out that the revolution was not destined to last, that it was in fact quickly becoming a sham. As corporate America began to swallow and repackage the 60's, some of the folks left behind by the peace and love generation began to vent their anger and shape a new vision. Proto-punk bands like the MC5 and The Stooges started to build upon the foundation that had been laid by the Velvet Underground. Their music was raw and violent in it's presentation, sonically threadbare and unpretentious. By the mid-1970's, a true scene began to happen in New York City that would serve to galvanize and give a true voice to this disaffected generation, a scene that would take it's cues directly from the violent and sleazy underground that it dwelled in.
Co-author Legs McNeil was a founding member of the seminal fanzine that helped give the nascent scene it's name and identity. "Punk" magazine was truly a groundbreaker, giving vital press to bands who would have otherwise gotten precious little exposure in the mainstream rock fanzines. Punk, of course, was much more than just a musical movement. In fact, the original punks were much more about living the lifestyle, living the nihilism that permeated their everyday lives. The music was just a conduit through which they expressed their dissatisfaction and aggression, it reflected what they were actually experiencing on the street.
"Please Kill Me" covers New York punk from it's birth in the mid-60's at Andy Warhol's Factory all the way to it's eventual death in the late-70's, as corporate America once again begins to catch the wave and numerous members of the original first wave of punk begin to burn out from the excessive and dangerous lifestyles that they embraced. McNeil and co-author Gillian McCain present their material in the form of interviews with a vast number of the people who were there on the front lines, experiencing and inventing the punk scene as it developed. Johnny Thunders, Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, The Ramones, Richard Hell, Danny Fields....they are all heard from here along with a host of groupies, drug dealers, hookers, agents and managers, club owners, and other scene hangers-on.
Overall, it's a great book, and the interview format really works well. The book is worth it's price just on the strength of the Iggy stories alone, but there's a ton of great source material here covering a lot of ground. it's a weighty tome at 500+ pages, but it reads fast and the stories never drag. I might have wished for a slightly larger photo section, but that's a minor gripe at best.
Readers must make note that this book covers primarily the development of 1970's-era New York punk, with a side detour to England to witness the birth of the Sex Pistols and British punk. (Though the Stooges and the MC5 are profiled extensively, giving voice to the seminal Detriot scene.)
Punk did indeed die at the end of the 70's, and it has of course been resurrected and reinvented by succeeding generations. But if you want to know where the whole thing began, you have to get this book.
HIGHLY recommended!』
(the best book ever written about the beginnings of punk) 『This is one of the best books I have ever read. If you have any interest in the mid to late 70's roots of punk rock, and just the beginning of a new kind of rock in general, pick up this book. And if you enjoy it, then pick up From the Velvets to the Voidoids, it makes a great companion to Please Kill Me.』 『What Britain refined, America defined. Assembled by two key figures at the heart of the movement and told through the voices o musicians, artists, iconoclastic reporters and entrepreneurial groupies, PLEASE KILL ME is the full decadent story of the American punk scene, through the early years of Andy Warhol's Factory to the New York underground of Max's Kansas City and later, its heyday at CBGB's, spiritual home to the Ramones, Talking Heads, Television and Blondie. PLEASE KILL ME goes backstage and behind apartment doors to chronicle the sex, drugs and power struggles that were the very fabric of the American punk community, to the time before piercing and tattoos became commonplace and when every concert, new band and fashion statement marked an absolute first. From Iggy Pop and Lou Reed to the Clash and the Sex Pistols (the first time around), Mc Neil and Mc Cain document a time of glorious self-destruction and perverse innocence - possibly the last time so many will so much fun in the pursuit of excess.』
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The University of North Carolina Press
Usually ships in 24 hours 『Since 1845, the United States Naval Academy has prepared professional military leaders for the United States at its Annapolis, Maryland, campus. While it remains steeped in a culture of tradition and discipline, the Academy is not impervious to change. Dispelling the myth that the Academy is a bastion of tradition unmarred by progress, H. Michael Gelfand examines challenges to the Naval Academy's culture from both inside and outside the Academy's walls between 1949 and 2000, an era of dramatic social change in American history.
Drawing on more than two hundred oral histories, extensive archival research, and his own participatory observation at the Academy, Gelfand demonstrates that events at Annapolis reflect the transformation of American culture and society at large in the Cold War and post-Cold War periods. In eight chapters, he discusses recruiting and minority midshipmen, the end of mandatory attendance at religious services, women's experiences as they sought and achieved admission and later served as midshipmen, and the responses of multiple generations of midshipmen to societal changes, particularly during the Vietnam War era. Taken together, this history not only sheds light on events at the Naval Academy but also offers a novel perspective on the fulfillment of democratic ideals in the United States.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Pearl Habor remembered) 『I bought this for my mother-in-law for Christmas because she had lent her book to someone and it was never returned. Even though the book is not a recent edition, the pictures and accounts were stirring. I also appreciate the list of the servicemen who died on all of the ships that day especially since my uncle Herman Koeppe died on the USS Arizona. His name is on the list. Thanks for the quick shipping too. The book was a hit!』
(A nice consequence to an awful film) 『So many expected Ben Affleck's Pearl Harbor movie to be a blockbuster like Titanic that quite a few decided to go for the coat tails. As a consequence, many new books were written on the subject.
This is one of the best of those books published. Nicely written. Very informative. Well illustrated both with period photographs adn original artwork.
A must have for anyone interested in this subject.』
(An Illustrated Look at the Day of Infamy) 『Author Dan Van Der Vat has done an excellent job in examining the attack on Pearl Harbor in a photographic context. This book contains numerous photos of the attack, both in black and white and color, along with informative maps and drawings. The narrative is very good and provides an authoritative, minute-by-minute account of the attack.
Oral histories from both Japanese and American personnel, as well as Hawaiian civilians are also included. These exciting testimonies give the reader a true sense of what it was like to be at Pearl Harbor during the attack. From a captured Japanese midget submarine crewman to American sailors and airmen, their stories are brought to life inside the book.
One section I found especially interesting was the list of casualties included at the back of the book. One look at the size and length of this section will make the reader realize just how tragic and costly December 7, 1941 was for the United Staes armed forces.
Finally, the photos of the USS Arizona memorial, with the "Mighty Mo" serving as a guard, bring a poignant end to the book, and lets the reader know that December 7 will never be forgotten.
I highly recommend this book. I've read numerous books on this subject, and I was very impressed with the quality of the photos as well as the accompanying text. As a stand-alone volume or companion to another book, this work of history deserves its place as one of the best books on the subject of Pearl Harbor. Look through the photographs and get a true sense of what the Day of Infamy was really like.』
(Great Chronicle Of"The Day Of Imfamy") 『From reading this book about the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 I think that this book gives great detail of both sides of what happened and its aftermath.
Much more than a coffe book, I think that this book is a great resource in which people can learn what happened.』
(3 reviews ain't demos...) 『Hell, is this the way to begin a review?
Pearl Harbor is a ball, a square, a city, a village, a fool and a loop. Whatever it was, it wasn't this. The Camera doesn't lie -no, but you lie with your own eyes . You do it all the time ,you all deny what you're seeing.So how is a film like this going to make any difference? How is one to make sense of history? -To realize that the British pioneered the technique of aerial destruction of a navy in southern Italy, to feel only empathetic emotion without compassion, a sort of thrill, and feel vicariously English-speaking without the boon of truth and conscience to back it up with? Live without fleeting flag-wavers; America folds its thoughts upon itself, and is blind. It shocks itself ,nightly, and expects sympathy, like the most selfish old man that ever lived.It cries out in the night, and is impressed with the volume.How desperately low America has become. There is scarcely one iota of sympathy or even coherence to which it appeals; why? because they can't even tell the truth.Hysteria is inflation.』 『
With moving solider and civilian eyewitness accounts, this powerful reference recreates the key moments of the unforgettable attack of December 7, 1941. The rare, archival images, commanding photographs, and touching narration offer a detailed, accurate, and exciting account, from the background information about the war to the United States Pacific Fleetâs surprise to find itself under attack to the 2,403 Americans that were killed. Also focusing on the smaller stories of individual soldiersâboth Japanese and American, who were scared, courageous, and inspiringly patrioticâthis poignant chronicle honors the men and women involved inthat fateful day.
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