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A Gift Of Love: Deepak & Friends Present Music Inspired By The Love Poems Of Rumi “The innocence of my life releases the God I love everywhere.” These are the words of Rumi, 13th-century poet and founder of the Whirling Dervishes of Sufism, as spoken by the mature and melodious voice of Rosa Parks. Her voice, American history, those words, intense longing: Power. In celebration of the human spirit, The Gift of Love is a recitation of the love poems of Rumi by Dr. Chopra and celebrity friends, including Madonna, Goldie Hawn, and Robert A.F. Thurman. Sensual Middle Eastern-influenced music backs the reading and provides breaks between sections such as “Love Drunk” and “The Light of Love.” The Gift of Love is sincere and potent stuff, unafraid of the deep physical, spiritual, and mental hunger that Rumi’s words not only taste, but roll about the tongue and swallow whole. –Paige La Grone
Customer Review: Mr. Deepak could not find a male artist?
I wanted to buy this cd. But I heard some poems on you-tube.
Mr. Depak’s voice is kind of a turn of.

Beverly Hills Cop: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack Customer Review: movin’ music
This is a great CD for exercise of all kinds. It’s music that will get you moving at several different speeds. Timeless tunes that are still favorites.
Customer Review: The 80’s have appeal.
listen to the tunes of 2005-2007 to realise that these tracks were DAMN HOT in the 80’s. without much changing recently

Goodfellas: Music From The Motion Picture Customer Review: Just a Sample
As others have mentioned, the selection of songs here is great as far as it goes. Scorsese puts an astonishing variety of rock, pop, blues, and jazz songs into his crime dramas; his producers must surely be paying a bundle for the royalties to this stuff. But to watch the film is to realize a lot of numbers have been left off this cd. Maybe someday a comprehensive soundtrack (like CASINO) will be released.
Customer Review: Good but not comprehensive
As we all know by this point, yes, the movie was great. The music in the film definitely help to contribute positively to the entire work, however, not all the songs are featured on the soundtrack. This item should be rereleased with ALL of the songs from the movie, for maximum benefit.

Stealing Beauty: Music From The Motion Picture An elegantly programmed mix of trip-hop, vintage jazz, and contemporary female voices (Lori Carson, Sam Phillips, Portishead, and Cocteau Twins included). New tracks by Liz Phair (”Rocket Boy”), Hoover (”2 Wicky”), and Mazzy Star (”Rhymes of an Hour”) are priorities. –Jeff Bateman
Customer Review: A Must Have!
In reality I desperately wanted only Sam Phillips’ “I Need Love”, but I couldn’t find the song to download. So I said I’ll buy the cd because at least I’ll have the song. The cd as a whole is GREAT! All the songs are awesome! The cd is an eclectic blend of really cool songs! Definitely include it for your next dinner-party cd!
Customer Review: Stealiong Beauty soundtrack
The music is awesome. Divirsified and perfect for a lazy afternoon/evening cooking at home with your significant other. The DVD has beautiful scenerey but a plot that sucked. So glad I watched the movie to hear the soundtrack, You won’t be disapointed-it’s ageless.

Parade: Music from the Motion Picture “Under the Cherry Moon” Calling this one of Prince’s most interesting albums doesn’t do justice to how kicky and playable it is. The soundtrack from his failed romantic comedy Under the Cherry Moon, the disc often sounds like a preview of the supremely surefooted quirkiness of its follow-up, the classic Sign o’ the Times. Marrying lean funk grooves to over-the-top orchestrations and trying his hand at Parisian balladry and a hushed, Pet Sounds-style instrumental, he triumphs as few other record makers did in 1986. –Rickey Wright
Customer Review: The Sun Also Rises
With appearances by familiar names - billed as The Revolution; Jonathon and Susannah Melvoin, Sheila E, Wendy and Lisa - Prince bolsters his “solo” vision to create some of his richest artistry ever.

Music From ‘The Good, The Bad And The Ugly’ & ‘A Fistful Of Dollars’ & ‘For A Few Dollars More’ Customer Review: CD The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
I purchased this CD for my daughter for Christmas. I also purchased one for myself. I have always loved the music from these movies. Great CD.
Customer Review: Great Service
The service was fast and the quality was excellent.My husband was thrilled to have this CD.

Beethoven: Greatest Hits Customer Review: Well Done!
I wanted a sampling of Beethoven’s works after viewing “Copying Beethoven” and this CD lived up to my expectations. This CD is a good overview of some of his great works. Glad I bought it.
Customer Review: Bloody swell!!!!
This cd came quick! And upon putting it in my stereo I experienced euphoria!!! Lud Wig Kills!!!!!!!!

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Sex and the City, Vol. 2: More Music Following the success of the first volume, which debuted at #2 on the Billboard Top 200 and which held the #1 soundtrack chart position for several weeks, volume two contains even more music from the hit movie from artists such as Ciara, Mutya Buena, Craig David, Goldfrapp, Estelle with Cee-Lo, Ryan Shaw, Janet Jackson, Allison Moorer, Katie Herzig, Elijah Kelley, Bitter:Sweet, Champagne Flutes, and Owen Brady.
Customer Review: Fabulous
I just love this album. I think it’s even better than the first volume. Really worth buying!!
Customer Review: Better than the first volume!
After hearing the Ciara song “Click Flash” in the movie, I immediately sought out this volume. In my opinion it’s better than the first, although the first one had some great songs (Jennifer Hudson’s is my fave). “My First Love” and “Hey Baby” are the stand outs on this volume.

Weeds: Music from the Original Series Weeds is a funny title for a show about a funny plant, so you can expect the soundtrack to have a good sense of humor too. It does. “Little Boxes” takes aim at suburban life, while, per usual, Nellie McKay uses her slightly precious sound to typical, sarcastic effect. Michael Franti & Spearhead’s “Ganja Babe” and NRBQ’s “Wacky Tobacky” capture the subject matter so well that listening could lead to a contact high. And tracks from the New Pornographers and Sufjan Stevens are there to remind us that Showtime knows What’s Hot Now. Don’t worry if you’ve never seen the show–you don’t need to enjoy Weeds to appreciate this excellent compilation. Of course, there’s no conclusive, scientific evidence of harm to those who do. –Leah Weathersby
Customer Review: weeds soundtrack
Good cd just not enough songs, the one I wanted wasn’t even on it, they need an updated cd
Customer Review: LOVE IT!
I love this ecclectic collection of songs. I’d never have known about so many of the bands that are featured on this CD, but now I am a fan of more than half of them. This is a great CD.

Riverdance: Music From The Show Based on Irish folk dancing styles, Riverdance was originally devised as a 20-minute intermission entertainment for the Eurovision Song Contest. There, its phenomenal reception inspired composer Bill Whelan to expand the piece into a full-length stage show, still centered around Irish music, but now telling a loose story of many different peoples who in the 20th century have found themselves migr s. The paradoxically formal yet expressive, sensual, and exhilarating energy of traditional Irish dance and Irish folk music is only the beginning. A work full of strong melodies, excitement, romantic dreams, and nostalgic longing, the full Riverdance show is a spellbinding spectacle. Complete with orchestra, Whelan brings influences from Irish classical music, incorporates the haunting sound of vocal group Anuna, and adds the diverse folk sounds of Nova Scotia, Macedonia, Russia, and Andalucia to his rich cultural melting pot. Playing on the album are some of the finest folk musicians around, including piper Davy Spillane and Eileen Ivers on fiddle. The result is not just a tuneful souvenir of a great stage show, but a most enjoyable release in its own right. Whelan also has worked on the Rob Roy soundtrack and composed The Seville Suite and The Spirit of Mayo. –Gary S. Dalkin
Customer Review: A MUST HAVE FOR ALL IRISH!
THIS IS A MUST HAVE CD FOR ALL TRUE IRISH BLOODED PEOPLE OUT THERE. THIS IS THE BEST CD YET RIVERDANCE HAS MADE.
Customer Review: Outstanding!!!
I have every Riverdance DVD and have watched the live show once. This CD is based on the original production (With Michael Flatley and Jean Butler) and while it might not carry the “excitement” of the original show as others have commented, it is a great way to remember the beautiful music and orchestration when you are not close to a DVD player to enjoy the video production. The unfortunate thing in listening to the “soundtrack” of a live/video production is that separated from its visual context, it can be difficult to understand or appreciate. Riverdance is a visual as well as a sound experience. If you have never watched the show, it would certainly be hard to appreciate the music in this CD. I listen to it frequently and love the music more each time. If you are a Riverdance fan, this CD is a must. It’s simply superb.