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Mack The Knife

$6.99

Mack The Knife

Under The Knife

$11.99

Under The Knife

Knife (English)

$11.99

Knife (English)

Knife

$13.99

Track Listing: 1. Neon, 2. Lasagna, 3. Kino, 4. I Just Had to Die, 5. I Take Time, 6. Parade, 7. Zapata, 8. Bird, 9. N.Y. Hotel, 10. Lung, A, 11. Reindeer

The Best of Chess Life & Review

$39.95

The Best of Chess Life & Review

Jack-Knife Man -

$14.99

Jack-Knife Man -

Brand New Knife

$12.99

Brand New Knife

NASCAR: 2008 Year in Review -

$14.99

NASCAR: 2008 Year in Review -

Under Review: 1964-1968 -

$14.99

Under Review: 1964-1968 -

Total Rock Review: Yes -

$14.99

Total Rock Review: Yes -

Aerosmith: A Performance in Review -

$19.99

Aerosmith: A Performance in Review -

Smiths: Under Review -

$17.99

Smiths: Under Review -

Under Review: 1978 - 2006 -

$14.99

Under Review: 1978 - 2006 -

System and Station: Live at the Knife Shop -

$9.99

System and Station: Live at the Knife Shop -

SKILL SHARPENERS 4 3/E

$26.95

SKILL SHARPENERS 4 3/E

SKILL SHARPENERS 3 3/E

$26.95

SKILL SHARPENERS 3 3/E

SKILL SHARPENERS 1 3/E

$26.95

SKILL SHARPENERS 1 3/E

SKILL SHARPENERS 2 3/E

$26.95

SKILL SHARPENERS 2 3/E

Song Review: Greatest Hits Collection

$24.99

Song Review: Greatest Hits Collection

Ultimate Review (3 Disc) - Subtitle

$29.99

Ultimate Review (3 Disc) - Subtitle

Led Zeppelin: The Definitive Review - Subtitle

$29.99

Led Zeppelin: The Definitive Review - Subtitle

Total Rock Review: Cream - Dts

$17.99

Total Rock Review: Cream - Dts

Confessions of a Knife [Bonus Tracks]

$11.99

Track Listing: 1. Daisy Chain 4 Satan, A, 2. Days of Swine & Roses, The, 3. Hand in Hand, 4. Waiting for Mommie, 5. Confessions of a Knife, Theme, Pt. 1, 6. Ride the Mindway, 7. Rivers of Blood, Years of Darkness, 8. Kooler Than Jesus, 9. Burning Dirt, 10. Confessions of a Knife, Theme, Pt. 2, 11. Waiting for Mommie - (JB's Blackjack Mix), 12. Ride the Mindway - (UK Remix, UK remix), 13. Confessions of a Knife, Theme, Pt. 3

The Best of Canadian Theatre Review

$36.95

The CTR Anthology is a collection of 15 plays appearing in the Canadian Theatre Review between 1974 and 1991...

David Gilmour: Music in Review -

$14.99

David Gilmour: Music in Review documents the career of the guitarist and songwriter best known for his work in Pink Floyd. The program features footage from throughout his decades long career, and offers testimonials from contemporaries and critics who explain his importance. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Mack the Knife and Other Hits

$7.99

Track Listing: 1. Mack the Knife, 2. Beyond the Sea, 3. Clementine, 4. Nature Boy, 5. Artificial Flowers, 6. Baby Face, 7. Lazy River, 8. My Gal Sal, 9. What a Diff'rence a Day Makes, 10. Splish Splash

Cuisinart Electric Knife

$49.99

Volunteer to carve up the turkey at your family gathering this year with this electric knife, which features a powerful motor and 2 stainless-steel blades. The safety lock and one-touch pressure-activated on/off trigger help ensure safe and easy use.

Isle of Man TT: Official Review 2011 -

$49.99

Isle of Man TT: Official Review 2011 -

Tim Buckley: A Review and Critique of the Man and His Music

$14.99

Tim Buckley: A Review and Critique of the Man and His Music

2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa Review -

$49.99

2010 FIFA World Cup: South Africa Review -

Ohio State: Game Time 2009 - A Season in Review -

$14.99

Ohio State: Game Time 2009 - A Season in Review -

I Gotta Feeling: Ultimate Review (3 Disc) -

$19.99

I Gotta Feeling: Ultimate Review (3 Disc) -

Just Dance: Ultimate Review (3 Disc) -

$19.99

Just Dance: Ultimate Review (3 Disc) -

Genesis: The Gabriel Years - The Independent Critical Film Review -

$19.99

Genesis: The Gabriel Years - The Independent Critical Film Review -

Words of the Knife

$13.99

Track Listing: 1. Hired Hand, 2. Imaginary, Winnipeg, 3. Palanras de Fa?a, 4. High Priest of the Mission, 5. Moving, The, 6. Hold on Tight, 7. Warrior & The Thief, 8. Tres-Os-Mortes, 9. I Come Broken

Knife In The Marathon

$12.99

Track Listing: 1. Scratching Rounds, 2. Leaning the Room, 3. Pill Box, 4. Anthem, 5. 66 Crush

Philosophy of a Knife -

$12.99

Nails and Visions of Suffering director Andrey Iskanov offers a complete history of the clandestine biological and chemical warfare research and development unit of the Imperial Japanese Army known as Unit 731 in this hybrid documentary/narrative drama that isn't for the faint of heart. From its inception in the 1930s through its demise in 1945, Unit 731 was responsible for some of the most reprehensible war atrocities ever committed. Former doctor and military translator Anatoly Protasov bore witness to many of these transgressions, and in this film he reveals previously unknown details that are sure to shock and disturb. It's those memories that form the foundation of this story concerning a young Japanese nurse who watches in horror as helpless prisoners are butchered and forced to serve as subjects in a series of sickening medical experiments, and a na?ve Japanese officer attempting to reconcile his desire to serve his country with his growing sympathy for an imprisoned Russian girl. As his discomfort with the experiments grows, however, the young officer is compelled to use his patients as human guinea pigs in a series of shocking tests that revealed mankind's frightening capacity for barbarity. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Knife Edge -

$12.99

Director Anthony Hickox (Waxwork) returns to the horror genre with this rural frightener about a Wall Street stockbroker who begins to experience disturbing visions after moving into an English country mansion with her husband and their young son. English expatriate Emma (Natalie Press) made a killing on Wall Street, but now the time has come to reclaim her European roots. Her French husband, Henri (Matthieu Boujenah), is also a successful businessman, and he's just purchased a sprawling estate in the English countryside, where the happy couple plans to raise their son, Thomas. Almost immediately after they move in, however, a series of gruesome visions leaves Emma convinced that something terrible once happened in their house, and that the threat still lingers. To make matters worse, the bottom on Henri's business is starting to fall out, and young Thomas is growing obsessed with a particularly sinister doll. Of course it's always good to have the support of family and friends in such trying times, but somehow Emma can't help but feeling that her brother, Andrew (Lorcan O'Toole), and longtime family friend Charles (Hugh Bonneville) aren't being entirely benevolent with their repeated offers to pitch in around the house. In fact, they seem to be operating on some kind of hidden agenda that raises Emma's suspicions, and leads her to believe something is horribly amiss. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Cuts Like a Knife

$32.99

Personnel: Bryan Adams (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, piano); Keith Scott (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Tommy Mandel (piano, Hammond B-3 organ, synthesizers); Jim Vallance (keyboards, percussion); Dave Taylor (bass, background vocals); Mickey Curry (drums); Lou Gramm, Alfa Anderson, Mark Doyle (background vocals).Recorded at Little Mountain Sound, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the Power Station, New York.Side one of Bryan Adams' third album, 1983's Cuts Like a Knife, is simply perfect. "The Only One," "This Time," and the title track are mid-paced melodic rockers with drop-dead choruses and hooks; they set the mold for most of Adams' finest and biggest hits. Though it rocks a little harder, "Take Me Back" is just as radio-friendly thanks to its use of female backup singers, and the fantastic "Straight Through the Heart" is Adams' first of many great ballads. Side two opens with a few misfires, but recovers soon enough thanks to the gutsy guitar of "Don't Leave Me Lonely" and the rather saccharine (but still good) ballad "The Best Was Yet to Come." Adams would finally achieve chart-topping perfection on his next release, Reckless, but Cuts Like a Knife comes pretty close. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia

Chef's Choice Two Stage Diamond Hone Hybrid Knife Sharpener

$54.99

Create sharper and more durable knives with the Chef's Choice Two Stage Diamond Hone Hybrid Knife Sharpener (250). This sharpener utilizes the best parts of electric and manual sharpening to create the best blade possible, and two (2) sharpening stages make the knife edges much stronger and more durable than other sharpeners would. 100% diamond abrasives are used in both stages, so you'll know that you are getting the best sharpening experience for your kitchen cutlery. Stage 1 features electric sharpening with stainless steel knife guides for precision sharpening with less hassle than most sharpeners, while Stage 2 allows you to hone and resharpen manually for that custom touch-up. The manual sharpening doesn't require power, so you can sharpen even when you don't have an outlet around. Straight edges and serrated edges, as well as sporting knives, pocket knives and much more can be sharpened with this machine, so you won't have to worry about what this sharpener can't do! Blade Varieties: Serrated and straight edges can be sharpened in this machine, along with sporting knives, pocket knives, and much more Two (2) Stages: You can sharpen your knives and then hone and resharpen them manually for a great touch-up Manual and Electric: Able to sharpen both manually and electrically, this sharpener ensures you get the best edge possible

Lansky LCSTC Knife Sharpener

$5.99

Lansky's Quick Fix combines two great sharpening technologies to give you the fastest blade tune-up anywhere. Just 3 or 4 strokes on the tungsten carbide side and your knife is sharp. Or a few quick strokes on the Crock Stick ceramic rods can be used to touch up a blade. It's that fast! It's that easy! The compact Quick Fix is small enough for your pocket, tackle box, daypack, briefcase or purse. Knife Sharpener LCSTC LCSTC Quick Fix Pocket Knife Sharpener Lansky Lansky Sharpeners www.lanskysharpeners.com

Velvet Underground: Under Review -

$17.99

Velvet Underground: Under Review consists of music critics and historians discussing the influential band's work interspersed with archival footage of the band performing some of the most well-known songs. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Kate Bush: Under Review -

$17.99

Kate Bush: Under Review features music critics and musicians analyzing the work of the idiosyncratic singer. Live clips of the singer are interspersed throughout the program. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

The Knife

$5.49

The Knife

World Superbike Review 2001 -

$19.99

The World Superbike Championship is known for breeding excitement, and 2001 was certainly no exception. This DVD follows some of the most daring and talented riders in the world competing at breakneck speeds in hopes of attaining the coveted World Superbike title. In addition to having recaptured the best thrills and spills, World Superbike Review 2001 features interviews with the riders, behind the scenes footage, and in-depth strategy analysis. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

Mack the Knife [Pablo]

$11.99

Track Listing: 1. When It's Sleepy Time Down South, 2. Indiana (Back Home Again in), 3. Now You Has Jazz, 4. High Society Calypso, 5. Mahogany Hall Stomp, 6. Blue Moon, 7. Sweet Georgia Brown, 8. Riff Blues, 9. Mack the Knife, 10. Lazy River, 11. Stompin' at the Savoy

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