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El Poder de la Esposa Que Ora = The Power of a Praying WifeSe flere produkter fra AmazonPages: 193, Paperback, Editorial Unilit Inkl. fragt: Ukendt |
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Gorenje Køl / Frys Venstrehængslet RK-ORA-S-LSe flere produkter fra Lavpriskoekken.dkMateriale: Sort - Ora Ito designVenstrehængslet Energi: A+Rumindhold køl (netto): 203 literRumindhold Frys (netto): 65 literMål (HxBxD): ... 295.0 |
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Pedros total bike careSe flere produkter fra Ride4fun.dkCykel plejesæt med: Everything you need to keep your bike running fast and smooth all in one complete package. Step 1 - Degrease your drivetrain with Ora... 75.0 |
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Susan McKeown Sweet LibertySe flere produkter fra AmazonIrish-born and New York-based singer Susan McKeown has made a name for herself over the last decade by interpreting Irish traditionals she's found through research or been taught by other musicians. Sometimes she can be a bit overambitious in her interpretations: thus we get a slightly disorienting version of the Irish song "Oró MhÃle Grá (A Thousand Times My Love)", which features McKeown fronting the Malian group Ensemble Tartit. Her lilting alto voice floats over the top of the African call and response and handclaps, but it's a noble experiment where the two styles don't match up. Better is the singer's collaboration with members of Mariachi Real de Mexico on "Eggs in Her Basket", where the strong waltz rhythm fuses the two traditions. Much of the rest of the album is beautifully understated Irish folk music driven with acoustic guitar, whistles, fiddle and harmonium. With a voice as beautiful and strong as hers, one wonders why McKeown's is not a bigger name in the genre. -- Tad Hendrickson, Amazon.com Inkl. fragt: Ukendt |
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Kill Bill, Volume 1 [2003]Se flere produkter fra AmazonProudly billed as "the fourth film by Quentin Tarantino", Kill Bill, Volume 1 is actually half of it (if you include his chunk of Four Rooms it's really the fourth and a quarterth). If Jackie Brown achieved a certain maturity beyond callous cool, then this is his Mr Hyde's trash picture, which relishes all the things in cinema that are supposed to be bad for you. The opening Shaw Brothers logo and cheesy "our feature presentation" card, redolent of rancid Kia-Ora and stale Wrestlers, sets this up as defiantly a movie-geek's movie, whose touchstones are spaghetti Westerns, comic books, kung fu/samurai quickies and second-hand vinyl albums. If Kill Bill was a dog-eared paperback, it'd be confiscated by a teacher. Tarantino's favoured flashback-and-forth structure means we begin with a shuffle between past and present as the Bride with No Name (Uma Thurman) is shown being apparently murdered at the climax of a Texas wedding chapel massacre and alive again tracking down the second person on her to-kill list. The bulk of the film takes place between these plot points as the Bride carries a vengeance feud to the first of her enemies, yakuza queenpin O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu). Like its soundtrack--everything from Nancy Sinatra to the RZA, with the Green Hornet theme along the way--it's an eclectic picture, with sequences done as a gruesome anime, particularly genocidal stretches in black and white, and segues from cheerful kung fu massacre to Kurosawa-look poised duelling. Tarantino holds back on his trademark motormouth pop culture references; in fact, much of the film is in sub-titled Japanese. You have to lock your brain into trash-film mode to get the most out of it, but its cliffhanger fade-out--unlike the dispiriting "to be continued" at the end of Matrix Reloaded--makes you want to come back. It's not a spoiler to reveal that Bill (a barely glimpsed David Carradine) hasn't been killed yet, and Thurman needs to take out Daryl Hannah and Michael Madsen before she gets to him. -- Kim Newman Inkl. fragt: Ukendt |
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Falla : Three-Cornered Hat & Love the MagicianSe flere produkter fra AmazonClassic FM's latest collaboration with record company BMG is this hot, Hispanic disc of two of Manuel de Falla's best-loved scores, El Amor Brujo ("Love the Magician") and El Sombrero de Tres Picos ("The Three-Cornered Hat"). The artists are Spanish. Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos conducts the Orquesta Nacional de Espaüa, with the inspirational Flamenco singer Esperanza Fernandez as soloist in El Amor Brujo. Her voice is proud, throaty and sensuous; her ornaments have a spicy, Islamic flavour in the Song of Sorrowful Love. (Does she spit as she sings or is it just my imagination?) She makes the music feel as if it has been composed around her. Even the Ritual Fire Dance, in which she takes no part, burns more brightly for her magic. The soprano MarÃa Orán does not have the same impact in El Sombrero though, of course, she has much less to sing. The jowly Burgos fires the orchestra like a dancing master. The comedy comes to life under his baton. -- Rick Jones Inkl. fragt: Ukendt |
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