Legend Continues

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Album Description
Asian only VCD, playable on all DVD players. This VCD is a visual history about the band and their influences on 25 year s of music, fashion & politics. Rare footage and interviews and interviews are featured here from the 60's & 70's with John, Paul, George and err...Ringo. A special emphasis has been placed on this VCD to show some insights into their film careers as well. This footage is currently unavailable domestic ally on any format. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Legend Continues, Music, Beatles, Rock/Pop

Return To Snowy River, Part II - The Legend Continues: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Return To Snowy River was good!!

Loved this movie, too.

Very Melodic Score from Bruce Rowland

Return to Snowy River

Incredible

Return To Snowy River, Part II - The Legend Continues: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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The Man From Snowy River: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Return to Snowy River

The Man From Snowy River

Snowy River: The McGregor Saga - The Race

Touching Wild Horses

ASIN: B00000154G
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

A Long Way From Home
The Man From Snowy River II
By The Fireside
Eureka Creek
Back To The Mountains
Skill At Arms
Jessica's Sonata #2
Pageant At Harrison's
Gathered To The Fray
Alone In The Mountains
Farewell To An Old Friend 'Now Do We Fight Them?'
You Should Be Free
Closing Credits

Customer Reviews:

Return To Snowy River was good!!.......2007-01-05

I thought that Return To Snowy River was good. But not as good as the first one.(The Man From Snowy River) That could be because I had heard the first one alot more than the second one!!

Loved this movie, too........2005-09-02

I own both of these movie cds, "Man From Snowy River" and "Return To Snowy River". My complaint for this one is the same as the first one: the cd jacket. On this one, there are only two pictures from the movie and the rest of the information is on the company that markets these "re-released" cds. Like I said before, I like to have as much information about the movie as possible on the cd. So, in that area, these cds are kind of a bummer. But...the music is still just as awesome and I really like the different styles of music that are thrown into this second soundtrack. I think that they had fun with this one.

Very Melodic Score from Bruce Rowland.......2004-01-11

Bruce Rowland outdid himself with his follow-up score: Return To Snowy River, Part II. It is more mature, richer and greatly in touch with the events on the screen. This music demonstrates scoring for feeling rather than for effect as much of his original score reflected. This is a very good soundtrack and I recommend it.

Return to Snowy River.......2003-09-06

Bruce Rowland is a modern marvel. His sonatas are absolutely beautiful. I played them one evening with a large crowd of friends, and everyone with an ear for fine music wanted to know who the composer was. These soundtracks somehow capture the scenery and beauty of the Australian alps, and may I be so bold as to say, even the spirit of love.

Incredible.......2002-09-28

An incredible movie has incredible music!! Im only 19 and I enjoy it in the car wherever im going. Worth every penny!

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues - Soundtrack To The Popular Television Series

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love the intro theme the best
None better....
I'd rather have you read the whole thing ...
Thoroughly enjoyable.
Kung Fu

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues - Soundtrack To The Popular Television Series
Jeff Danna
Manufacturer: Narada
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005P7J
Release Date: 1994-03-01

Tracks:

From Out Of The Past
Theme From 'Kung Fu'
A Place Of Light And Song
The Promise
The Longest Night
Omeishan
Reunion
A Yellow Flower In Her Hair
The Tomb/Searching For Tan
Dragon's Eye
Posse
Father & Son
Emperor

Customer Reviews:

love the intro theme the best.......2006-10-01

I bought this CD at the thrift store for 1.99 what a steal!
Anyways, i thought the theme would have the narration like on the tv show, but it doesnt, this is both good and bad. It has more replay value without it i think.

Overall good CD, cant complain, but i think some if it takes more of an acquired taste. I couldnt really recognize any music from the show, but im not that huge of a fan, maybe its there. I dont know, good CD though, dunno if its worth 35$ unless you are a big fan.

None better...........2005-08-06

This is a great cd as was (and still is) the show. I have also purchased the first season DVD set and it is alive for me all over again! Wonderful insights into human nature and a solid foundation for growth in your life. And it's just fun to watch also even if you are not a martial artist. m.....

I'd rather have you read the whole thing ..........2004-12-15

It sounds cheesy, but this series changed my life. I was about 12 or 13 when I was introduced to the show. I bought this soundtrack when I was 15 or 16 and it provided a soundtrack to a lot of my day dreams, and hard times. My father also fell in love with this CD. I recently bought it for him off this site for x-mas.

Beautiful use of both western and eastern sounds. Honestly fantastic, even if I was not a huge fan of the show, I would recommend this album to anyone with a taste for origional soundtrack work.

Yours,
Hastings

Thoroughly enjoyable........2001-12-14

Very haunting music and a pleasure to listen to. I'm not normally a fan of this type of music, but for this I'm willing to make an exception. I recommend this to anyone who appreciates good music.

Kung Fu.......2001-08-27

I loved the television series and just got this cd it is the best music i have listened to EVER! I will never ever get sick of this

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My Dad is crazy
One for the ages
best of 2002 you probably won't hear

In Deep End Dance
Julian Priester
Manufacturer: Conduit Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00006JSME
Release Date: 2002-09-03

Tracks:

In Deep
Captured Imaginations
Blues Sea
Ecumene
Thin Seam of Dark Blue Light
Mejatoto
A Delicate Balance
End Dance

Album Description

This historical and much anticipated recording is jazz legend Julian Priester's first CD as a leader in 25 years. It is also the first release from Seattle's new creative music label, Conduit Records. Julian's expansive career spans five decades of playing with such notables as Sun Ra, Duke Ellington, Max Roach, Herbie Hancock, Dave Holland, Sam Rivers, Reggie Workman and Wayne Horvitz. Featuring all original music and exceptional new talent, In Deep End Dance continues Julian's tradition of being at the forefront of creative jazz music.

Customer Reviews:

My Dad is crazy.......2004-01-16

The man's whose review you read below me is my father
as well as crazy.
Listen to his words well
because all of the prophets were crazy.
Duke Ellington wasn't crazy
but he was an aural prophet.
Remind my Dad every once in a while not to give five stars to everything.

One for the ages.......2004-01-02

I stumbled onto this disc in the Bloomington, IN, Borders store. It was, as my brilliant and sardonic daughter of 19 observed as I emerged from said emporium with this and another disc (Kieran Overs's gem, For the Record, also recently reviewed) firmly clutched in my hot little hand, "A little Christmas present from me to me." I rationalized these purchases because I figured I'd never be able to find them again in any of the record stores to which I have ready access, and I didn't know if such obscure recordings would even be available on Amazon.

Thankfully, I hit a home run. I purchase a good amount of jazz "hearing unheard," that is, without knowing what it sounds like. I do this because there's an awful lot of jazz that you just can't sample aforehand. I suspect my average is well above 50 percent winners, and I do exercise a good deal of care in my purchases, accessing countless years of stored memory relating to various and sundry obscure jazz artists, who they've played with, etc.

OK, enough of that.

This is a truly marvelous disc. Featuring five Priester compositions and one each by his three bandmates, it presents a varied and entirely enjoyable modern jazz soundscape of the highest order. What I especially like about it is its deep dancing sensibility. In Deep End Dance, indeed!! Also its playfulness. Although music of extreme complexity, it is never less than completely accessible. Priester has cracked one of the most difficult of musical codes--he's figured out how to be beautiful and obscure and intricate and rhythmic and listenable all at once.

A good deal of this has to do with his playing partners, all of whom are new to me, and all of whom are startlingly imaginative players. Let's start with Dawn Clement in the piano chair. This young woman is, simply, a monster player. Possessed of an uncanny lilting rhythmic sense, she comps with authority and provides the heart of the rhythmic pulse. I detect something of the great Kirk Lightsey in her playing, but she has already achieved a remarkably mature voice. Listen to her astounding solo in the middle of "End Dance." I unashamedly bow to such ravishing pianism. Deft, lyrical, percussive, lilting, mesmerizing. Plus she plays a mean blues. And swings to die for. Also check out her intro to her own composition, "A Delicate Balance." I'm ordering her new disc, Hush, also on Conduit Records, as soon as I finish this review. "End Dance," by the way, represents a high point for me in the history of recorded jazz; the closing band interaction boggles the mind.

Her bandmates match her brilliance. Byron Vannoy has a unique concept on drums. Check out how he closes out "Mejatoto" with a two-fisted bashing that strikes fear into the hearts of the timid but absolutely fits the mood of the piece. The other players just drop out, slackjawed, one imagines, at the singularilty of sounds coming from the drums chair. Geoff Harper, a giant of a man, has a bass sound to match. There's a fundament, a grounding, a solidity every bit as deep as Charlie Haden or Dave Holland (although he sounds nothing like either) that gives this band a monster gravitas. And he's that rare player who can make a bass solo really, really interesting. His solo at the end of "A Delicate Balance" is one of the finest I've ever heard, and he proves that wasn't a fluke by raising earlobes with a similar stunner two-thirds of the way thrugh "End Dance."

Julian Priester is certainly no slouch either on trombone. Occupying territory somewhere between the all-out free approach of George Lewis and the lyricism of Steve Turre, he has a very burnished yet quite declamatory tone. Sound a little oxymoronic? Maybe, but it works spectacularly.

Anyway, this entire project's from out of who knows where. It represents the most appealing, most accomplished, and most satisfying jazz I've heard in years.

best of 2002 you probably won't hear.......2003-01-14

Julian Priester has consistently recorded music of high quality over the span of his career. This is a wonderful yet subtle new release, the first on yet another in the growing list of independent labels serving (and serving well!) the community of jazz musicians and their audiences. There's plenty of trombone here; yet Priester allows the quartet a lot of space. As Priester writes in the liner notes, "As jazz performers, we depend on each other for inspiration." Like his recordings with Reggie Workman and Sam Rivers, there's a strong sense of collaboration among musicians here. I find this one especially close to the out-of-print Polarization by Priester's Marine Intrusion ensemble, yet as satisfying as that date. Hopefully, this will be only the first of a succession of jazz out of Seattle. Strongly recommended, especially for listeners who enjoy the quiet spaces that musicians love to explore.

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Legend Continues
Defunkt
Manufacturer: Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005R0BP
Release Date: 2005-12-19

Tracks:

Illusion
Make Them Dance
Strangling Me With Your Love
Believing In Love
Love You From Afar
Groove Faked
See Through
Knuckle Sandwich
Rocket
World Under Siege
Missing Miles
She's 19 Years Old
With Love Comes Pain (Bonus Track - Live)
Rocket
World Under Siege
Baby Love
Maybe
You Don't Know
She's 19 Years Old
Believin In Love

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Ray Camacho - The Legend Continues

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000TX15T8

Product Description

Tracks Include: 1. Te apestan los pies 2. Los laureles / La traicionera 3. El cangrejo caminante 4. Me Olvidare ya de ti 5. Otro hombre 6. La huerita 7. Propiedad ajena 8. La que se vende 9. El chicharo 10. Este Mambo 11. El cobarde 12. Vida 13. Mi acordion 14. I will forget about you

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Super sound!

Ukulele: The Legend Continues

Manufacturer: Precision Sound
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B0000C1W2X
Release Date: 2002-12-01

Customer Reviews:

Super sound!.......2007-01-02

Just received and played. Really as good as I imagined and a variety of music that should please most listeners. Young fresh voices with good clear diction and harmony. The ukulele playing and orchestration is excellent and encourages one to even try to learn the intrument. Anyone who buys this cd will not be disappointed!!

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Death Threats - The Legend Continues
Mr. Sin from The Takeover - The Terror Clan Organization
Manufacturer: Attack Formation Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000MX1XAQ

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The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb

Manufacturer: GDI Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004YAGY
Release Date: 2000-01-01

Tracks:

Opening Credits/Professor Dubois Is Murdered
Annette's Horror
Fate of the Nightwatchman
John and Annette
Message on the Boat
Legend of Ra and Be
Story Continues...
Alexander King Presents
Adam and Annette
Ancient Medallion
Theft of the Medalion
King Refuses Hashmi Bey's Offer
Slide Show
Flashback to the Tomb
"The Mummy of the Royal Prince Ra Antef..."
Empty Sarcophagus
"The Mummy Broght Back to Life-Wouldn't That Be Something?"
King's Terror
John Searches Hashmi Bey's Room
Mummy Kills Sir Giles
Suspicions/Adam and Annette
Adam and Annette Are Threatened
Trap/Ra's Revenge
Adam-Brother of Ra
"Awake Ra, Prince of the Desert..."
Ra Kills Adam
Finale and End Credits
Belly Dance [*]
Music on the Boat [*]
Music on the Boat [*]
Music on the Boat [*]

Album Description

Soundtrack to the classic UK horror film scored by Carlo Martelli, originally released in 1965. Includes extensive liner notes. 31 tracks, including 4 bonus. Standard jewel case. 2000 release.

Bebo Moré: La Leyenda Continua... (The Legend Continues)

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Bebo Moré: La Leyenda Continua... (The Legend Continues)
Bebo Moré (Bebo More)Bebo Moré (Bebo More)
Manufacturer: Rota/SOLAR
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000LWHF5K

Product Description

1995 Release From The Son Of Cuban Salsa Legend Benny Moré. Tracks: # 1. Como La Quieren # 2. Canto Al Mejor De Cuba # 3. Cinturita # 4. Amalia # 5. El Chu-Chu-Chu # 6. Palma Soriano - Camarera (Combinación Moré #2) # 7. Desesperado # 8. Esa Mujer & # 9. Aquellos Dias.