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UK single taken from the 2003 album, 'So Long, Astoria'. The title track is backed with three non-LP tracks, 'A Beautiful Mistake' & 'In This Diary' (Live & Video). Columbia. Ataris In This Diary Songs | 1. | In This Diary | $0.99 | |
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Purchase In This Diary CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Invasion! DVD (1999)
In This Diary
 $10.15
John Paizs, director of the beloved cult film THE BIG CRIMEWAVE (aka CRIME WAVE), returned from a 15 year hiatus from feature filmmaking to direct this spoof of 1950s sci-fi. Taking stock characters from 1950s B sci-fi films and mixing them with his own peculiar dry wit and surrealist stylings, Paizs has turned in a spoof that is every bit the equal to his earlier film. The film stars Campbell Scott as Dr. Karel Lamonte, an urbane pipe-smoking scientist vacationing in the sleepy town of Exceptional Vista, where some sort of alien menace appears to be cannibalizing the locals. In true B-movie fashion, the good doctor takes it upon himself to stamp out the menace, and enlists the help of the local beauty and her somewhat deranged brother. Sly and knowing, INVASION! is an excellent sci-fi parody with a distinctly unnatural spin that is bolstered immeasurably by Mr. Scott's superb turn as Dr. Lamonte.
92 minute feature film DVD starring Campbell Scott.
| | Distillers Sing Sing Death House CD (2002) (Import) Japan
In This Diary
 $39.19 
Principally recorded at Westlake Studios, Hollywood, California between May and June 2001.
Led by punk chanteuse Brody Armstrong, political hardcore band the Distillers return with their second album, 2002's SING SING DEATH HOUSE, featuring "Seneca Falls" and "I Am a Revenant."
Japanese version of 2002 album from the street-kid punk outfit features 13 tracks including 1 bonus track, 'Solvent'. Hellcat/Sony.
Japanese edition adds an extra song.
The Distillers: Brody Armstrong (vocals, guitar); Casper (guitar, background vocals); Ryan (bass, background vocals); Andy Outbreak (drums).
Engineers include: Kevin Guineri, Donnel Cameron, Brett Gurewitz.
| | Saturday Night Live - The Best Of Jon Lovitz DVD (1985)
In This Diary
$6.99 
Jon Lovitz's distinctive, nasal voice and popular recurring characters made him one of the best-loved comedians on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, which he starred in from 1985-'91. After leaving the show he found success as an actor on the big screen, playing supporting but integral roles in A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN and HAPPINESS, before starring in such films as CONEHEADS, HIGH SCHOOL HIGH, and THE STEPFORD WIVES. This collection is a selection of his best moments from the SNL days, featuring all of his best-loved personas, including Evelyn Quince, host of "Tales of Ribaldry;" Tommy Flanagan the Pathological Liar; The Annoying Man; Hannukah Harry; The Devil; and of course, The Master Thespian, reputedly based on Lovitz's own memories of a pompous professor he once had. Lovitz's best moments from the show comprise this selection.
This collection includes all of Lovitz's top appearances throughout the years. Lovitz was known for such characters as pathological liar Tommy Flanagan, the Master Thespian, the Devil, Hanukkah Harry, and Evelyn Quince, host of Tales of Ribaldry, as well as contributing memorable Weekend Update appearances as Annoying Man and urging the audience repeatedly to Get To Know Me. Celebrity guests include Justin Timberlake, Paris Hilton, Mick Jagger, Robert De Niro, Janet Jackson, Ben Affleck, Ben Stiller, and Ian McKellen.
| | Federation X American Folk Horror CD (2001)
In This Diary
$12.05 
Recorded at Louder Studios, San Francisco, California in March 2001.
| | Eric Bente Heart Of America (2005)
$3.89 | | Aria Slow Jam Feat. Dohzi-T (2006) (Import)
In This Diary
$15.75
Japanese pressing maxi single featuring Dohzi-T. Includes the original version of the title track plus radio edit & instrumental and 2 remixes of 'Beautiful Life' & 'Is This Love'. 7 tracks. SOny. 2006.
| | tommy edward Free And Single (2005)
In This Diary
$15.99
Tommy Edward has just inked a Nashville record deal and this CD soon will be in stores.New Country at it's finest.Buy it if you like it!
| | No Angels Maybe (2007) (Import)
In This Diary
$10.49
Track Listing of songs: Maybe; Secret's out;
| | Panjo 5 Move (2008) (Import)
In This Diary
$7.99
Australian CD pressing of the debut single from the Aussie five member Pop group. 'Move' is an upbeat pop song with an urban flavor, perfect for winter, spring, summer and fall. Written by a European songwriting team, and produced in Sydney, this single has an international feel, which will make people want to get up and "Move".
| | Gravity Savior CD (2009)
In This Diary
$8.55
Gravity music is an intense journey into the emotions that humanity experiences. Within it lurks love, hate, alienation, sexuality, frustration, loneliness, and desire, just to name a few, that are expressed both musically and lyrically. Gravity believes that music and melody needs to convey the message as much as the singing and lyrics do, and they often combine to pack a one two punch. Gravity is a "Listening Experience" more than it is anything else.Gravity is a male/female duo with no confining genre. While the music is dark and can be loosely put into the Goth Rock category, it often strays from that while maintaining it's darker tones. Gravity origins began as the brainchild of Norman (Figueroa) Dehm. First known as A Candlelight Ghost, the act went on the road in the early nineties playing to Goth/Alternative audiences. Later, going solo with the project, and renaming it Gravity, lead to many years of isolated experimentation and refinement of a sound unlike any other. Recently brought aboard was the vocal and musical talent of Sarah Choszczyk, taking the music in a new direction while maintaining its roots, and adding power to the vocals. And what are those roots you ask? It’s broad and eclectic. Early influences come from Pink Floyd, Scorpions, The Cure, Fields of the Nephilim, the New Wave/80's era, and Beethoven. Later influences include the likes of Tool, Portishead, Static X, trance/techno, Nine Inch Nails, Dead Can Dance, and cinematic styles of music such as Danny Elfman. Does Gravity sound like any of those artists? Not really! People often ask what Gravity sounds like and a good answer doesn't exist. It's very hard to compare but it is most of the time dark, rhythmic, powerful, and emotionally packed. Gravity's main musical philosophy is originality. If it sounds too much at all like another band, the song will get scrapped. Gravity experiments with the arrangements and often breaks with convention within the pop/rock concept. If you are looking for a new sound… Jump in and let Gravity do the rest.Gravity [grav-i-tee]-noun, plural -ties. 1.the force of attraction by which terrestrial bodies tend to fall toward the center of the earth. 2.heaviness or weight.3.gravitation in general.4.Acceleration of Gravity.5.a unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration of gravity. Symbol: g6.serious or critical nature: He seemed to ignore the gravity of his illness.7.serious or dignified behavior; dignity; solemnity: to preserve one's gravity.8.lowness in pitch, as of sounds. Origin: 1500-10; < L gravitat- (s. of gravitas) heaviness, equiv. to grav(is) heavy, GRAVE 2 + -itat- -ITY
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