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Buy Mr Mister - WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD. Vinyl LP Album. (NM/NM). Scarce SA release (1986) for R250.00

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VG+/VG ML 4840   VINYL GRADING: (2nd)     EX (Excellent): Pretty much like a new LP but it isn't sealed.     VG+ (Very Good +): Looks relatively flawless, with only superficial signs of use.     VG (Very Good): May exhibit minor surface marks with some mild surface noise.     VG- (Very Good -): May have numerous light scratches or marks that will affect music quality some, but readily playable.     G (Good): Heavier wear and surface noise, but will likely still play. (Most vinyl conditions are visually graded, not play tested.) COVER (SLEEVE) GRADING: (1st)     SEALED: Still Sealed.     EX: Like new.     VG+: May have light corner bumps or very minor scuffmarks.     VG: Rougher corners, creasing to cover and may have some light splitting at the seams and ringwear.     VG-: The defects as described under VG are exacerbated.     G: Not really good enough.

SHIPPING COST NOT INCLUDED - SHIPPING COST AND OPTIONS UNDER "SHIPPING & PAYMENT TAB" HERE ABOVE, NEXT TO "DESCRIPTION". TYPE AMOUNT IN MANUALLY IN SHIPPING COST BLOCK AT CHECKOUT. THIS SINGLE WAS TEST PLAYED IN FULL AND THERE WAS NO PLAYBACK INTERRUPTIONS. Record Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) / Generic Sleeve Condition: Good (G) Record in a very good condition; some light/medium dust/hairline scratch/scuff marks, but these did not affect continuous playback. (View Photo) PD 2435 (1986)

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Record -VG+  Cover - G+      Tracklist  A1 William Orbit Opening Score Producer William Orbit Written-By William Orbit 3:15 A2 Mickey Thomas Stand In The Fire Arranged By Peter Wolf (3) Engineer Paul Ericksen Engineer [Additional Engineering By] Dan Garcia Guitar [Guitar Solo] Craig Chaquico Guitar [Guitars] Dan Huff* Instruments Peter Wolf (3) Mixed By Brian Malouf Producer Peter Wolf (3) Written-By Diane Warren 4:16 A3 Glenn Jones Talk Me Into It Producer Hawk Wolinski* Written-By Diane Warren 3:54 A4 Mr. Mister Something Real (Inside Me, Inside You) Mixed By Mike Shipley Producer Mr. Mister, Paul De Villiers Written-By John Lang (2), Richard Page, Steve George 4:12 A5 John Hiatt I'm A Real Man Producer Norbert Putnam Written-By John Hiatt 2:30 B1 Starship (2) Cut You Down To Size Arranged By Peter Wolf (3) Engineer Paul Ericksen Engineer [Additional Engineering By] Dan Garcia Keyboards Peter Wolf (3) Mixed By Brian Malouf Producer Peter Wolf (3) Written-By Craig Chaquico, Mickey Thomas 5:04 B2 Nick Gilder Footsteps Producer Bill Drescher, Nick Gilder Written-By Jeff Silverman, Nick Gilder 3:48 B3 Marc Jordan Soldier Of Fortune Producer Marc Jordan, Paul De Villiers Written-By John Capek, Marc Jordan 4:22 B4 Autograph (2) Winning Is Everything Engineer Andy Johns Producer Autograph (2) Written-By Keni Richards, Randy Rand (2), Steve Lynch, Steve Plunkett, Steven Isham 3:52

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Glass: The Perfect American [Blu-ray] Product Description The last days of the American icon Walt Disney form a powerful and poignant subject for Philip Glass's latest opera; which was filmed at its first performances in Madrid in January 2013. Phelim McDermott's spectacular production is worthy of Disney's own visual imagination and its definitive influence on American culture; while in the pit is the conductor Dennis Russell Davies; an experienced and authoritative champion of the composer's hypnotically beautiful music; which gives wings to Rudy Wurlitzer's operatic transformation of Peter Stephan Jungk's novel; using both fact and fiction to peer into Disney's troubled psyche as illness forces him to confront his mortality. Press Reviews"... one of the crowning events of the past year's globe-trotting celebration of Mr. Glass's 75th birthday. The subtle; moody score; at war between its propulsive and serene impulses; felt more than equal in quality to the festive occasion. While criticisms of Mr. Glass's music as cookie-cutter have always been misguided; "The Perfect American" finds him in especially unpredictable form; experimenting with sonorities; textures and pacing. Led by the Glass veteran Dennis Russell Davies with careful attention to both its underlying pulse and its twists of temperament; the opera opens with an ominous; low murmur punctuated by sharp; syncopated percussion snaps. The sound gradually expands through the orchestra and warms into something that; under Mr. Davies; has more gentle swing than the relentless forward motion generally associated with Mr. Glass. " (The New York Times) "Baritone Christopher Purves has captured in Disney the charisma; arrogance and humanity of the man; and it's already a candidate for one of the most important opera performances of the year. He makes racist or anti-Semitic remarks sound not like tirades but like attitudes that were all too common at the time; especially around Los Angeles. One of the points of ""The Perfect American"" is to show us how much times have changed. The rest of the mostly excellent large cast includes David Pittsinger as Roy Disney; Donald Kaasch as Dantine; Janis Kelly as Disney's nurse Hazel George; Marie McLaughlin as his wife; Lillian; and John Easterlin as Warhol. Rosie Lomas made a strong impression in the high-lying parts of the owl-girl Lucy and Josh; the boy in the hospital. And Zachary James had a touch of Daniel Day-Lewis in his Lincoln. Dennis Russell Davies; who has led the premieres of most of Glass' operas and symphonies; once more made sure of tone and detail." (Los Angeles Times) "The score is pleasant; easy to listen to; and masterfully orchestrated. There are plenty outstanding passages which perfectly meets one's expectations… it is one of Glass' very best operas. Phelim McDermott's production... is excellent. Dennis Russell Davies... gave a wholly convincing interpretation...The orchestra of the Teatro Real played along excellently and the performance from the chorus was top notch." (Seen and Heard International) CastChristopher Purves (Walt Disney)David Pittsinger (Roy Disney)Donald Kaasch (Dantine)Janis Kelly (Hazel George)Marie McLaughlin (Lillian Disney)Sarah Tynan (Sharon)Chorus & Orchestra of Teatro Real; Madrid; Dennis Russell Davies ProductionCompany: Teatro RealStage Director: Phelim McDermott Disc InformationCatalogue Number: OABD7129DDate of Performance: 2013Running Time: 120 minutesAspect Ratio: 16:9Label: Opus Arte Delivery Policy

Record -VG  Cover - G    Tracklist A Kiss In The Dark - Wonderful One - Three O'clock In The Morning Lady Of The Evening - Crinoline Days - A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Carolina In The Morning - 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - Lovin' Sam All Over Nothing At All - Some Sunny Day - Somebody Stole My Gal My Buddy - Blue - In The Little Red Schoolhouse Kitten on the Keys - Stumbling Rose Of The Rio Grande - Who Cares? - China Boy Chicago - Toot, Toot, Tootsie! - Mister Gallagher And Mr. Shean

Title: Letla Mpona 2 Starring: Sotho Drama Synopsis: Bontle is in love with Lasie.Ponko receives a letter informing him that he will be receiving a large insurance payout following his wife's death.Ponko enjoys his riches and becomes a real show off. He badmouths Lasie and Mr Radipadi at every opportunity.At Siyanukeng's birthday party Ponko invites a doctor friend to impress the guests. Bontle speaks her mind about Ponko's attitude.Lasie and Bontle's relationship deteriorate and they break up. Lasie declares his love to Siyanukeng by letter. Bontle discovers the letter and shows it to Ponko and Mr Radipadi.

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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days The complete second season of the classic American television sci-fi series by Rod Serling. In each of these 29 stand alone episodes, an ordinary person finds himself in an extraordinary situation, where the laws of reality are suspended. In this series, a Second World War pilot finds himself alone in the desert, with mysterious futuristic craft flying above him; a genie in a bottle grants an antiques dealer four wishes; a young couple acquire a camera that takes pictures showing events five minutes in the future; and a man finds himself thrown back in time to the day of President Lincoln's assassination. Episodes are: 'King Nine Will Not Return'; 'The Man in the Bottle'; 'Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room'; 'A Thing About Machines'; 'The Howling Man'; 'The Eye of the Beholder'; 'Nick of Time'; 'The Lateness of the Hour'; 'The Trouble With Templeton'; 'A Most Unusual Camera'; 'Night of the Meek'; 'Dust'; 'Back There'; 'The Whole Truth'; 'The Invaders'; 'A Penny For Your Thoughts'; 'Twenty-Two'; 'The Odyssey of Flight 33'; 'Mr Dingle, The Strong'; 'Static'; 'The Prime Mover'; 'Long Distance Call'; 'A Hundred Yards Over the Rim'; 'The Rip Van Winkle Caper'; 'The Silence'; 'Shadow Play'; 'The Mind and the Matter'; 'Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up' and 'The Obsolete Man'. Interactive Menus Interviews: Joseph Ruskin, H. M. Wynant, George T. Clemens (Director of Photography), William Tuttle (Makeup Artist) Commentary: Marc Scott Zicree, Gary Gerani (Author/Film Historian), Joseph Dougherty, Matthew Weiner (Writer/Producers), Michael Nankin, Marv Wolfman, George Clayton Johnson (Writers), Donna Douglas, Don Rickles, William Idelson, Bill Mumy, Cliff Robertson, Dennis Weaver and Shelley Berman Features Summary The complete second season of the classic American television sci-fi series by Rod Serling. In each of these 29 stand alone episodes, an ordinary person finds himself in an extraordinary situation... Studio Fremantle Home Entertainment Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20110620 Contributors Robert Cummings (Actor), Luther Adler (Actor), William D. Gordon (Actor), John Carradine (Actor), Donna Douglas (Actor), William Shatner (Actor), Sydney Pollack (Actor), Jean Carson (Actor), Raymond Bailey (Actor), Jack Carson (Actor), Burgess Meredith (Actor), Rod Serling

When a 12-year-old from Detroit moves to China with his mother and incurs the wrath of the class bully at his new school, he makes an unlikely ally in the form of his aging maintenance man, a kung fu master who teaches him the secrets to self-defence. Upon arriving at his new school, Dre Parker (Jaden Smith THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS) develops a powerful crush on pretty classmate Mei Ying. The feeling is mutual, although the cultural divide between Dre and Mei Ying makes a friendship unlikely, and romance impossible. When cruel classmate and kung fu prodigy Cheng learns of Dre's feelings for Mei Ying, he harasses and humiliates the young outsider in front of the entire school. With no one to turn to for help, Dre confides his fears in kindly maintenance man Mr. Han (Jackie Chan RUSH HOUR), a kung fu master who knows that serenity and maturity -- not punches and power -- are the true keys to mastering the martial arts. As Dre prepares to face down his intimidating tormentor, he begins to realize that the real fight is just beginning.    

Steven Soderbergh alternates between films about individuals, like Erin Brockovich, and multi-character thrillers, like Contagion, which takes a Traffic-style approach to a deadly pandemic. It also represents a reunion for three actors from The Talented Mr. Ripley as Gwyneth Paltrow and Matt Damon play a suburban Minneapolis couple, while Jude Law (with unflattering dentures) plays a muckraking Bay Area blogger. When Beth (Paltrow) returns from a business trip to Hong Kong, she brings a virus with her that spreads across the world, attracting the attention of people at the Centers for Disease Control (Laurence Fishburne, Kate Winslet, and Jennifer Ehle) and the World Health Organization (Marion Cotillard). Just as virologists frantically try to track down the origins of the pathogen and to find a cure, it starts to mutate, foiling every move they make. Soderbergh, who serves as his own cinematographer, captures every development: false rumors, looting in the streets, and mass graves. Whenever he focuses on emptied-out offices and supermarkets, chillers like I Am Legend spring to mind, even if Contagion avoids most sci-fi/horror tropes, except for a stomach-churning autopsy sequence--one of his few real missteps. Mostly, he concentrates on cool heads dealing with life-and-death issues the best they can. The end result registers as more realistic than Outbreak, if less pulse pounding than Traffic, though the final sequence proves Soderbergh can find the grace notes even amidst an unbearable tragedy