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Newly available: All of the Paul Simon remastered CDs (all 9) Joni Mitchell - Beginning of Survival (geffen compilation) 3 Heart remasters Diana Krall - THE GIRL IN THE OTHER ROOM (doesn't this sound alittle like Joni Mitchell?) Sam Phillips - BOOTS AND A SHOE I just got Dwight Yoakams USED RECORDS and it comes in a jewel case, not the digi-pack.

1 person predicted the outcome correctly. Amazing!

Or ??? Could this be another PR stunt? The song she "performed" earlier could have been taped and then played during her second appearance with the mics turned off this time. Do the people who buy/like Ashlee Simpson watch SNL?

New: Rod Stewart - AMERICAN SONGBOOK vol. 2 AS TIME GOES BY Ashlee Simpson - AUTOBIOGRAPHY

No, you have to spend at least $18 on a CD or CD set to fullfill your membership. I suggest buying the FACES (4-CD) box set for $23.99 plus reg shipping to fullfil your membership requirement.

Good thing Pedro was only in there for 1 inning.

Boston is putting up a fight and Houston is acting like last year's Marlins.

Got the Freddie Hubbard NIGHT AT THE COOKERS (2) RVG for $7.99 with free shipping (For 60% off, try K4OD11 best for double CDs) You can get the Centenial Collections by Glenn Miller or Fats Waller for $7.99. They are each double CDs (CD/DVD).

50% off with no shipping charges. Does not apply for box sets. expires 10/19/04 K4OD3 (the third digit is not a zero) For 60% off, try K4OD11 best for double CDs.

New: Faces box set (4) FIVE GUYS WALK INTO A BAR Charles Mingus : THE GREAT CONCERT OF CHARLES MINGUS (2) Verve ($9.99 with promo codes)

Was this an estate sale or garage sale?

Wow, that looked like FUN!

If she (they) were asking $60 million, it might of been pretty hard to settle. How much do you think he should pay? Kobe supposedly can settle for less than $1 million, yet his case is still going on. And he's accused of rape. Should Bill's gal get more than $1 million? Isn't Kobe richer than Bill O'Reilly? Did Paula Jones finally settle? Didn't she get some money?

After seeing Seatle blow-it to the St Louis Rams, last week... I'm going with the Pats.

Is Bill O'Reilly Howard Stern's brother?

Did the Cards play the Yanks this season?

Shaq did alot of talking, but his body won't hold up. He already has a hamstring pull. Supposedly the coach is going to rest him 15 minutes a game. OUT OF SHAPE!!!! I still want to know which team is going to sign him next year for $30 million a year?

Perhaps the clerk who priced the box set didn't inspect the Mosaic box set carefully. Probably assumed there were 5 double CD jewel cases. A total of 10 discs, therefore 10@$8 = $80. Ebay? $300 - $400 Hmm... my set contains 6 jewel cases: 4 with 4 discs each, and 2 singles (in their own thinner box that also contains the booklet). At any rate, a great deal. Not as good as mine, though. I bought a used set (mint) from a local store in 1994... $40. Highway robbery. To this day I have no idea what they were thinking (6 X 7 = 42... round down?). I bought a few other sets from them around the same time, also good deals, but nowhere near as good as that. Well, maybe they thought the 4 quad jewel cases were doubles, so 4x2 +1 +1 = 10? $40 - Another theory: They inspected the first box that had 2 single jewel cases and assumed the 2nd box also had 2 single jewel cases. Total 4 CDs @ $10 = $40. Nat King Cole for $40? Maybe they thought MOSAIC was an offbeat cheap re-issue label. (it's black and white, with no color photos or printing)

Didn't Shaq and Kobe both lose? Do you really think anybody is going to pay Shaq 30 million a year? See who signs him next year -

For USA buyers, I think Deepdiscountcd.com has it for $111 (postpaid).

Ya know, if Rivera didn't fly back, the Yankees probably would have lost that game.

Perhaps the clerk who priced the box set didn't inspect the Mosaic box set carefully. Probably assumed there were 5 double CD jewel cases. A total of 10 discs, therefore 10@$8 = $80. Ebay? $300 - $400

Looks like they are getting ready for Christmas

Capitol Boxes Up Early Beatles Albums photo The Beatles' first four U.S. albums -- "Meet the Beatles," "The Beatles Second Album," "Something New" and "Beatles '65" -- will be bundled together in the boxed set "The Capitol Albums Volume 1," due Nov. 16. All were originally released in 1964 as Beatlemania swept the United States. "In the '60s, American record labels often chose to reformat British records to suit the needs of the U.S. market," says Capitol president Andy Slater. "In America, singles were generally included on current albums, where in the U.K. albums and singles were most often separate releases. Higher music publishing costs in the U.S. also made it impractical to include as many songs on American albums. In addition, in the case of the Beatles, some of the recordings on the American albums were given more echo than the British versions, to 'Americanize' their sound." The albums, which have been remastered from the original tapes, include stereo and mono versions of each song. Each album is housed in a miniature replica of its original album cover, while the box will feature a 48-page booklet chronicling the Beatles' unprecedented 1964. "Meet the Beatles" (originally issued Jan. 20, 1964, in the United States) begins with what was at the time the group's latest single, "I Want To Hold Your Hand," and its U.S. and U.K. B-sides, "I Saw Her Standing There" and "This Boy." The bulk of the remaining tracks were taken from the U.K. version of the album "With the Beatles." "The Beatles Second Album" (April 10, 1964) is a grabbag of such tracks as the "She Loves You" single and its B-side "I'll Get You," additional songs from "With the Beatles," cuts from the "Long Tall Sally" EP and a German version of "I Want To Hold Your Hand." "Something New" (July 20, 1964) includes eight songs from the soundtrack to the Beatles' first film, "A Hard Day's Night," although not the title track or "Can't Buy Me Love." The album was denied the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Top LPs chart by the movie's proper soundtrack, issued by United Artists. "Beatles '65" (Dec. 15, 1964) boasts the "I Feel Fine"/"She's a Woman" single, the "A Hard Day's Night" leftover "(I'll Be Back)" and eight songs from the U.K. album "Beatles for Sale," including three particularly dark John Lennon tunes, "No Reply," "I'm a Loser" and "Baby's in Black." It is unknown if Capitol plans to re-release additional titles such as "Beatles VI" or "Yesterday ... and Today." Here is the track list for "The Capitol Albums Vol. 1" "Meet the Beatles": "I Want To Hold Your Hand" "I Saw Her Standing There" "This Boy" "It Won't Be Long" "All I've Got To Do" "All My Loving" "Don't Bother Me" "Little Child" "Till There Was You" "Hold Me Tight" "I Wanna Be Your Man" "Not a Second Time" "The Beatles Second Album": "Roll Over Beethoven" "Thank You Girl" "You Really Got a Hold on Me" "Devil in Her Heart" "Money" "You Can't Do That" "Long Tall Sally" "I Call Your Name" "Please Mr. Postman" "I'll Get You" "She Loves You" "Something New": "I'll Cry Instead" "Things We Said Today" "Any Time At All" "When I Get Home" "Slow Down" "Matchbox" "Tell Me Why" "And I Love Her" "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You" "If I Fell" "Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand" "Beatles '65": "No Reply" "I'm a Loser" "Baby's in Black "Rock and Roll Music" "I'll Follow the Sun" "Mr. Moonlight" "Honey Don't" "I'll Be Back" "She's a Woman" "I Feel Fine" "Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby" -- Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.

Best out of 7? You're only giving the Astro's 1 game? I'll give them 2. Can't go against the Yankees. Still think the Red Soxs are underdogs.