Parody has always been one of Maxwell Davies’s central gifts, and if the producer of the next Hollywood blockbuster is looking for a composer, or if Richard Clayderman needs an arranger or Forest Lawn someone to provide tasteful mortuary music they need look no further. Nor need they fear being raucously sent up: there is as much wry affection as derision here. Sir Peter is also startlingly good at evoking sensational lighting effects: the fountain at Caesar’s Palace, bathed in violet radiance, is almost visible; there is poetry to his description of the lights of Las Vegas seen from the desert at night. The only problem with this likeable and funny jeu d’esprit is that it lasts less than a quarter of an hour, and many of Maxwell Davies’s admirers will already have the remaining 58 minutes of music on this CD. Those who don’t will find it an entertaining (and sensibly priced) anthology of his lighter pieces, all of them played with the same gusto as the new one, and as cleanly recorded."

Hi again. I saw there were other BBC Music Magazine cover cds uploaded here. These ones include complete works in live or studio performances by BBC SO or BBC regional orchestras, in quite good performances. I really like some of them, and not only for the performances. Their sound is great too, due to St David's Hall warm and nice acoustics. Enjoy!

FRANCE BONSAI est la revue des passionnés du bonsaï qui jouit du plus grand prestige quant à la rigueur et la qualité de ses contenus. Chaque numéro offre à ses lecteurs des reportages spectaculaires de grande qualitéphotographique.

Two hot trends combine in one classic collection: the popular poncho and the hip craft of crochet. And these 33 designs take the versatile wardrobe staple to new heights of sophistication: they feature a range of neckline and hem variations, and come in a variety of yarns, including novelty types like ribbon, faux suede, and fur. Some are long, others short; some are dressy, others just made for a fancy night on the town. And the majority are one size fits all. With the help of a well-illustrated basics section, brand-new or out-of-practice crocheters can confidently pick up their needles and create an open-weave poncho with sleeves and cuffs, a wrap-up for winter, a shimmering gold lacy poncho, and other showstoppers.

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Watch them fall, hit stuff, and fall some more. Advanced physics modeling brings the classic ragdoll fun to your iPhone or iPod Touch. Tilt the screen to change the direction of gravity. Grab the ragdoll to throw it around an endless environment and force it through tight spots. Put your friends' faces on the falling body. You'll be hooked!
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Adrian Gentry and his two sisters are long thought dead by their family. Taken captive by a vampire when they were young, Adrian assumed that Adam was killed that day until he felt Adam dying. Badly hurt and malnourished, Adrian finally escapes, knowing it is only a matter of time before his master finds him missing and hunts him down.