Crosby war

1.What Are Their Names 2.Living With War 3.After The Garden 4.Military Madness 5.Let’s Impeach The President 6.Deja Vu 7.Shock And Awe 8.Families 9.Wooden Ships 10.Looking For A Leader 11.For What It’s Worth 12.Living With War 13.Roger And Out 14.Find The Cost Of Freedom 15.Teach Your Children 16.Living With War

Title: Legend Of The Phantom Rider Starring: Denise Crosby, Robert Mcrae Synopsis: Good and Evil are just two sides of the same coin.Death crosses the path of frontier woman, Sarah Jenkins (Denise Crosby) when a murderous band of outlaws, lead by ruthless gunman Blade (Robert McRay), murders her husband and son.Consumed with a lust for vengeance, Sarah awakens the spirit of revenge in the form of a supernatural force, Pelgidium, who descends upon the small town that has fallen under Blade's command.Delivering a unique brand of justice, Pelgidium wages an unholy war against Blade in a battle of good versus evil that has been fought between these same two foes throughout the centuries.

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Despite its title, CSNY DEJA VU is no baby-boomer nostalgia exercise. Chronicling Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's 2006 tour, the film is a not just a concert movie but an engrossing exegesis on the myriad ways that entertainers, fans, soldiers, their families, right-wing radio hosts, and red- and blue-staters alike can feel about the Iraq War. Neil Young, who had just released the scathingly anti-war album LIVING WITH WAR, asked his sometime bandmates to join him for a set combining these new songs with the quartet's topical classics.