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Best-selling sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick’s award-winning has been called “a masterpiece ahead of its time, even today” and having served as the basis for the film , BOOM! Studios presents the complete novel transplanted into the comic book medium, mixing all new panel-to-panel continuity with the actual text from the novel in an innovative, ground-breaking 24-issue maxi-series. To those familiar with the novel, this issue introduces the main characters and concepts of the novel, beginning with Rick Deckard and his wife as they begin their day with a disagreement. Where it gets interesting is how they threaten to escalate it by turning the dials on their mood-alterers to stronger emotions. Dick introduces this concept through a couple’s argument seamlessly and, then, uses that to engage the larger world, which is post-fallout with the majority of humanity emigrated off Earth. The fact that it is the text of the novel and not an adaptation, visually transformed into paper, this series may truly immerse you in the world that the author intended. The "Backmatter" by Matt Fraction for the second issue delves into how he views Philip K. Dick's novella and how, in his mind, it is always tied to the Ridley Scott film.

Best-selling sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick’s award-winning has been called “a masterpiece ahead of its time, even today” and having served as the basis for the film , BOOM! Studios presents the complete novel transplanted into the comic book medium, mixing all new panel-to-panel continuity with the actual text from the novel in an innovative, ground-breaking 24-issue maxi-series. To those familiar with the novel, this issue introduces the main characters and concepts of the novel, beginning with Rick Deckard and his wife as they begin their day with a disagreement. Where it gets interesting is how they threaten to escalate it by turning the dials on their mood-alterers to stronger emotions. Dick introduces this concept through a couple’s argument seamlessly and, then, uses that to engage the larger world, which is post-fallout with the majority of humanity emigrated off Earth. The fact that it is the actual text of the novel and not an adaptation--visually transformed into paper--this series may truly immerse you in the world that the author intended. The "Backmatter" by Warren Ellis serves as preface to the novel and the world of Philip K, Dick.

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"East Bay Grease" is the debut album by the soul and funk group Tower of Power, released in 1970. The band was one of the early music groups to be signed by Bill Graham's Fillmore Records which released the LP. The album was released on CD in 1992 by Rhino Records. The term "East Bay Grease" is a genre of music featuring a "brass heavy funk-rock sound" and it was characteristic of the Oakland-style funk which Tower of Power helped to establish and further built upon throughout their career. Other East Bay Grease style bands include Cold Blood, Chicago, and Blood Sweat And Tears.

MovieScore Media once again teams up with Raf Keunen, the composer of Racer and the Jailbird to release his latest score for the ARTE miniseries Jeux d’influence co-written and directed by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade. When a farmer is diagnosed with leukemia following the spraying of his land with pesticide, a high-ranking politician and his ambitious assistant set out to get the substance banned. They are facing strong opposition by the agricultural conglomerate Saskia – at least until the company’s marketing director is found dead in The Seine. It seems that the arguments around the pesticide has far-reaching consequences as more investigations are launched into the dark background of the Saskia corporation.

The San Miguel Philharmonic Orchestra were a group from the Phillipines funded by the San Miguel Foundation for the Performing Arts, and released a number of compact discs, including this one in 2004 called Great Filipino Love Songs. They are instrumental cover versions of popular Filipino songs originally sung in Tagalog. Sadly, the group were forced to stop in 2007 when they were told the money would be better spent on sports.