The film isn't completely satisfying because the story and its pacing are much better suited to a novel.
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CD Review: The Best Of Poison – 20 Years of Rock
Get out the spandex and hair spray to celebrate 20 years of Poison. Ladies, this means you also.
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This DVD explores the influences of The Da Vinci Code four years before the book was published.
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While Umphrey McGee's previous effort had a youthful exuberance, this has a focused maturity that illsutrates their growth as artists.
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Some songs sound as if they could have been recorded by Alan Lomax 60-odd years ago in the deep South by old sharecroppers.
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It plays like an infomercial advertising the Vegas show, a hodge-podge of yesteryear, sure to please the hardcore fans.
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KAL has a great sound as they create the new soul of Gypsy music while holding onto the old traditions.
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Even with the shortcomings of some of the videos, still a very worthwhile disc with messages that still need to be spread.
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While I can’t recommend people pay full price to see it in theatres, I wouldn’t completely discourage those with an interest in seeing it.
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Joey DeFrancesco has put together a tight, solid band, and turned out a great album.
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