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The official video from the 4×4=12 world tour, featuring his acclaimed live show, all Deadmau5 tracks and mind-blowing visuals. The DVD also takes you backstage for the construction of the show.
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Rickie Lee Jones Live in Stockholm
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In Louis Malle’s apocalyptic fantasy Black Moon, Lily (Cathryn Harrison, granddaughter of Rex) drives down a lonesome road, and soon finds herself in a alternate world full of non sequiturs and bizarre characters. At times, this looks like a David Lynch film, what with an old woman conversing with a rat, a pack of naked children chasing a pig, a talking unicorn, a strange set of possibly incestuous siblings (one of whom is “underground” film star Joe Dallesandro), and several other warped set pieces. Malle reportedly culled inspiration for the narrative of this film from his own dreams.
OTHER NEW DVD/BLU-RAY RELEASES:
Bad Company Live At Wembley
Sucker Punch
Season of the Witch
Doobie Brothers Live at the Greek Theater
Bloodworth
Eddie Vedder Water on the Road
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Never a band to do what’s expected, Radiohead remains the most challenging chart act in the world today. This two disc DVD documentary film set looks at the Radiohead story from different angles. The first film traces the development, recording, release and aftermath of their most influential and rewarding record to date, OK Computer. The second film looks at Radiohead’s rise to glory, from their very earliest days together to the point at which they became a global phenomenon.
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Charlie Sheen Charlie Sheen-Born to be Wild
Miles Davis Live at Montreux
Cedar Rapids
Less Than Jake Anthology
Louie Season 1
Strokes From Then ’til Now
Thin Lizzy Live in Concert 1983
Willie & The Poor Boys Willie & The Poor Boys
Yes Yesspeak
Neil Young Here We Are In The Years
Father’s Day (June 19) is only a day away, and The Record Exchange wants to make sure all the Dad Rockers out there get the kind of treatment they deserve.
In addition to our new collection of Father’s Day cards, The Record Exchange Gift Shop is well-stocked with Dad-itude, including tons of Beatles gifts: T-shirts, hats, mugs, Beatles Trivial Pursuit, Beatles Monopoly, album cover puzzles, stickers, patches, key chains, books, etc. Oh yeah, and Beatles music on CD, DVD and vinyl — new, used and collectible.
If you’re thinking clothing, well, let’s just say your dad would probably rather rock one of our rock T-shirts than some crappy Sears pastel polo shirt. No matter his listening tastes, we have your dad’s torso covered: Built to Spill, Josh Ritter, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Black Flag, U2, Pearl Jam, Pixies, Nirvana, Radiohead, etc. etc. We also have custom Record Exchange and Record Store Day tees!
Music? Oh yeah, we got music, too — new and used CDs, vinyl and videos for freewheelin’ dads of all ages and listening tastes, with hundreds of titles priced $9.99 or less. We also have new and vintage turntables, including $99.99 USB turntables.
Your dad is a dude, but does he abide? If he does, consider a Big Lebowski action figure. Putting the “big” in Big Lebowski, these giant vinyl figures of The Dude and Walter come complete with real cloth clothing, bowling balls and other movie-accurate accessories! We have a whole bunch of other action figures, too, from movie characters to historical figures to Jesus — the O.G. Jesus, not Jesus Quintana. You said it, man.
Is Dad into facial hair, ironic or otherwise? Then he may stroke his scruffy chin in prideful gratitude if you get him one of our mustache novelties. The fine folks at Accoutrements have some good ones, like the Seven Deadly Mustaches set and Mustache Puffy Stickers. Or if you want to make a big and bold statement, get dad the jumbo Magnetic Mustache from Archie McPhee (pictured). No matter the mustache gift, we even have mustache gift wrap to cover it.
Can’t decide what to get Dad? Get him a Record Exchange Gift Card and send him to the store to shop on Sunday — we’ll have free drip coffee for fathers all day long!
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Foo Fighters: Back and Forth is a potted history of one of the biggest bands in the world, detailing their birth following the tragic death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, charting their rise through the rock ‘n’ roll ranks to become stadium headliners, and documenting their efforts to go back to basics on a new album.
Dave Grohl is the star of the show, just as he is the driving force behind the band’s success. A skinny, goofy kid who found fame as the drummer for grunge gods Nirvana, the film quickly deals with their (somewhat more interesting) story, or more specifically Cobain’s inability to deal with the global fame that was thrust upon him following the success of album Nevermind. – ING
OTHER NEW DVD/BLU-RAY RELEASES:
Jeff Beck Visual Story
Battle: Los Angeles
Insignificance
Jackass 3.5
Norm Macdonald Me Doing Standup
Red Riding Hood
Hall Pass
Neil Yound and the International Harvesters Treasure