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Friday, December 3rd, 2010
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Country Music: Country Music $5.29 Country Music: Country Music |
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Codes $49.95 Codes |
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Country Music $15.84 Country Music |
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Cultural Codes $41.99 By providing a focused examination of the historical development of Black music artistry, William C. Banfield formulates a usable philosophy tied to how such music is made, shaped, and functions. He explores Black music culture from three angles: history, education, and the creative work of the musiciansengaging the reader in a conversation about the aesthetics and meanings that inform the cultural codes of Black music. |
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Codes and Keys $16.12 Props to Zooey Deschanel for finally cheering Ben Gibbard up. On Narrow Stairs, the Death Cab frontman sang songs like “You Could Do Better Than Me” and “Pity and Fear,” filling the album with the sort of articulate, hyper-literate gloominess you might expect from a depressed poetry major. Codes and Keys, released three years after Narrow Stairs and two years after his marriage to Deschanel, paints a brighter picture. Gone are the breakup ballads, the odes to lost love, the down-in-the-dumps sentiment that filled most of Death Cab’s earlier work. Instead, the album offers up a handful of odes to the sunny side of life. Gibbard alludes to his wife often, referencing her retro charm on “Morning Morning” (“She may be young but she only likes old things/And modern music, it ain’t to her tastes”) and laying out a plan for the rest of their married life with “Doors Unlocked and Open” (“We’ll live in slow motion and be free/with doors unlocked and open”). Beneath his vocals, more changes are taking place: a move away from guitar-based song arrangements, a stronger emphasis on keyboards, a willingness to explore the electro-acoustic link between Death Cab and the Postal Service, Gibbard’s most famous side-project. Codes and Keys still sounds like a Death Cab album, but the guys explore the benefits of the recording studio more than ever before, boosting Jason McGerr’s drums with bits of programmed percussion and scaling back their guitar riffs to sparse, articulate clumps of notes that ring out into the ether. There’s a new-found emphasis on open space, on electronics, on Kid A-inspired webs of feedback and distortion that are draped behind the songs like ambient backdrops. It’s not all machines and Eno-esque production — a simple barroom piano opens up the title track, and “Stay Young, Go Dancing” (whose title would’ve seemed far out of place on any other Death Cab record) begins with an acoustic guitar — but Codes and Keys certainly emphasizes the “studio” in “studio album,” focusing as much on the music’s presentation as its content. Luckily, there’s enough genuine melody at the core of these songs to warrant their arrangements. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi Performers: Jory Fankuchen – Strings; Liana Berube – Strings; Magik Magik Orchestra – Strings; Michelle Kwon – Strings; Philip Brezina – Strings |
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North American Area Codes $3.99 Don't ever search for area codes again! This book brings North American Area Codes to your fingertips.TABLE OF CONTENTS:Area Codes: 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900By state, province or country: United States Canada Caribbean and BermudaNumbering Plan: Current system Dialing plans Charges History Calls to Mexico (until 1991) Expansion of area codes Splits and overlays Expansion issues Decrease in expansion rate Alphabetic mnemonic system Cellular services and the NANP numbering scheme New area codes Fictional telephone numbers Future expansion of NANP Special numbers and codes List of NANPA countries and territories |
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Codes & Keys $43.34 Japanese pressing scheduled to include bonus material. 2011. |
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STARS OF COUNTRY MUSIC: STARS OF COUNTRY $10.16 STARS OF COUNTRY MUSIC: STARS OF COUNTRY |
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Secret Codes & Battleships $17.84 2011 album from the Australian singer/songwriter and former member of hit-making duo Savage Garden. Secret Codes & Battleships is Darren’s fourth solo album and his first album since the release of This Delicate Thing We’ve Made (2007). Features the first single ‘Talk Talk Talk’. EMI. |
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Irish Country Music: Irish Country Music $5.29 Irish Country Music: Irish Country Music |
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American Country Music : American Country Music $26.06 American Country Music : American Country Music |
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Keys and Codes Remix EP $7.62 When you think of Death Cab for Cutie, the things that come to mind are likely sensitive, thoughtful songs and Ben Gibbard’s gentle voice. Despite Gibbard’s foray into electronic music with Postal Service, the last thing you’d expect is to hear a DCC song remixed into a dancefloor-filling glitterball confection with Gibbard sounding for all the world like a sleepy Neil Tennant. Thanks to Cut Copy’s remix of “Doors Unlocked and Open,” that unlikely thought is now reality. That mix and six others from the group’s 2011 album Codes and Keys are included on Keys and Codes Remix EP. The rest of the songs don’t quite live up to the jaw-dropping wonder of the Cut Copy mix, but they do a good job of injecting some bounce, groove, and punch to the songs. Rac Maury adds some nasty bass and a pounding glam beat to “Some Boys,” the 2 Bears give “You Are a Tourist” a dorky video game soundtrack overhaul, and Yeasayer turn ”Codes and Keys” into a (pretty good) Yeasayer song. The only track that doesn’t work is the clichéd-sounding house mix of “Unobstructed Views” done by Unicorn Kid. Apart from that mix, the rest of EP is a lot of fun and shows a totally different and unexpected side of the band. ~ Tim Sendra, Rovi Performers: Andrew Maury – Sequencing, Drum Machine, Synthesizer, Guitar, Bass; Dillon Francis – Synthesizer |
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Codes and Keys (LP) $21.23 Props to Zooey Deschanel for finally cheering Ben Gibbard up. On Narrow Stairs, the Death Cab frontman sang songs like “You Could Do Better Than Me” and “Pity and Fear,” filling the album with the sort of articulate, hyper-literate gloominess you might expect from a depressed poetry major. Codes and Keys, released three years after Narrow Stairs and two years after his marriage to Deschanel, paints a brighter picture. Gone are the breakup ballads, the odes to lost love, the down-in-the-dumps sentiment that filled most of Death Cab’s earlier work. Instead, the album offers up a handful of odes to the sunny side of life. Gibbard alludes to his wife often, referencing her retro charm on “Morning Morning” (“She may be young but she only likes old things/And modern music, it ain’t to her tastes”) and laying out a plan for the rest of their married life with “Doors Unlocked and Open” (“We’ll live in slow motion and be free/with doors unlocked and open”). Beneath his vocals, more changes are taking place: a move away from guitar-based song arrangements, a stronger emphasis on keyboards, a willingness to explore the electro-acoustic link between Death Cab and the Postal Service, Gibbard’s most famous side-project. Codes and Keys still sounds like a Death Cab album, but the guys explore the benefits of the recording studio more than ever before, boosting Jason McGerr’s drums with bits of programmed percussion and scaling back their guitar riffs to sparse, articulate clumps of notes that ring out into the ether. There’s a new-found emphasis on open space, on electronics, on Kid A-inspired webs of feedback and distortion that are draped behind the songs like ambient backdrops. It’s not all machines and Eno-esque production — a simple barroom piano opens up the title track, and “Stay Young, Go Dancing” (whose title would’ve seemed far out of place on any other Death Cab record) begins with an acoustic guitar — but Codes and Keys certainly emphasizes the “studio” in “studio album,” focusing as much on the music’s presentation as its content. Luckily, there’s enough genuine melody at the core of these songs to warrant their arrangements. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi |
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Codes Over Colours $33.59 Plutonic Lab is best known for his latest work as one half of the amazing duo Muph n Plutonic. Over the last 12 months, this renowned producer has single handily upped the production status quo with two critically acclaimed albums-Muph n Plutonic’s Hunger Pains (2004) and the awesome power of Axis by Pegz (2005). Codes Over Colours is arguably the finest collection of beats ever composed in the land Down Under, with Plutonic Lab playing keys, bass, guitar, turntables and adding his 20 years of drumming experience to the mix. 17 tracks. Obese. 2006. |
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Country Calling Codes, Dialing Instructions, and Worldwide Emergency Phone Numbers $9.99 Don''t ever search for dialing instructions again! This book brings you Country Codes, Dialing Instruction, Worldwide Emergency Phone Numbers and more in one package. FREE 1st half of the book in the trial version. How to call to any country. How to call from any country. Detailed national dialing instruction for 270 countries. Worldwide Emergency Phone Numbers. International Mobile Phone Codes. Navigate from Table of Contents or search for the words or phrases. Table of Contents. Country Calling Codes and Dialing Instructions (by country): A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V W Y Z. Country Calling Codes (by country code): Zone 1 – North American Numbering Plan Area Zone 2 – Mostly Africa, some Atlantic islands Zone 3 – Europe Zone 4 – Europe Zone 5 – Latin America and the Caribbean Zone 6 – Southeast Asia and Oceania Zone 7 – Russia and its vicinity (former Soviet Union) Zone 8 – East Asia and Special Services Zone 9 – West, South and Central Asia, Middle East. International Mobile Phone Codes: List of international mobile codes Importance of international mobile codes Higher rates for calls to mobile phones. Worldwide Emergency Telephone Numbers: Africa Australasia Asia Europe North America South America Middle East Mobile telephones Use of emergency numbers Configuration and operation Poison control center History. … Afghanistan: Country code: +93; For international calls from this country dial: 00+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 0+area code+phone number. Albania: Country code: +355; For international calls from this country dial: 00+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 0+area code+phone number. Algeria: Country code: +213; For international calls from this country dial: 00+wait a second tone++destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 7+area code+phone number. American Samoa: Country code: +1-684; For international calls from this country dial: 011+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 1+area code+phone number. Andorra: Country code: +376; For international calls from this country dial: 00+destination country code+area code+phone number. Angola: Country code: +244; For international calls from this country dial: 00+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 0+area code+phone number. Anguilla: Country code: +1-264; For international calls from this country dial: 011+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls within this country dial: 1+area code+phone number. Antarctica: Country code: +672. Antigua: Country code: +1-268; For international calls from this country dial: 011+destination country code+area code+phone number; For domestic calls |
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::I LOVE COUNTRY MUSIC:: $20.1 ::I LOVE COUNTRY MUSIC:: |
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Country Music for Keith Girdler $20.03 Country Music for Keith Girdler |
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Various : Queens of Country Music $7.23 Various : Queens of Country Music |
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Country Music Gentleman (Import) $18.64 Country Music Gentleman (Import) |
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Country Gold [Music & Melody] $15.05 Country Gold [Music & Melody] |
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Country Music Legend Honored $21.23 Country Music Legend Honored |