En el Nombre de la Hija In The Name of The Girl (2011)

Una señal recibida de Babylon 4 lleva a la tripulación de la Babylon 5 a investigar su origen. Su viaje conduce a nada menos que el testamento de Valen, el Minbari no nacido de Minbari, que cambió el curso y el destino de la guerra contra las sombras.
Un magnífico epílogo para la que es, probablemente, la mejor serie de ciencia ficción de la historia.

Here is another fascinating issue in their SACD series. Again Dutton Vocalion (Epoch) have been able to obtain original four-track surround recordings never before issued in multi-channel SACD. Artur Rubinsteun is soloist in Rachmaninoff, Saint-Saëns' Piano Concertos and De Falla's Nights In The Gardens Of Spain, with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Its title might lead one to think this was a compilation, but it wasn't rather, More Hits by the Supremes is merely a valid presumption of its worth. It was also the original group's third highest charting album of their five years on Motown, and came not a moment too soon. The Supremes were doing incredibly well as a singles act, but not since Where Did Our Love Go had any of their LPs done particularly well on the pop charts; even a well-intentioned Sam Cooke-tribute album recorded early in 1965, which ought to have done better, had only reached number 75 (though it had gotten to number five on the R&B LP charts).

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In the middle of the night, Alain (Torreton) and his wife Edith (Lvovsky) are woken by police and arrested. Their children are taken by the police and placed in foster care. Demanding to know what they’re accused off, the police answer sexual abuse of children. Based on real events from Frances infamous ‘Outreau Affair’, Guilty follows Alain is he is imprisoned for his alleged crimes, and his Kafkaesque journey through the dubious legal system as he and his lawyer (Yordanoff) attempt to prove his innocence against the backdrop of non-existent evidence, unreliable witnesses and a promotion-hungry young judge (Ferret) who is bent on Alain’s guilt.

In the wake of the success of Jersey Boys, the theatrical production based on the Four Seasons' lives, Rhino issued this impressive three-CD, 76-track box set, which also includes a DVD of a dozen film clips from 1962-1975. It's never been hard to find a Four Seasons best-of that includes all their big hits (which are all here as well), but for those who want a bigger collection of the group's material, this fills the bill well. The usual intelligence Rhino brings to such large career retrospectives is in force here, the songs including numerous low-charting singles that usually don't make the cut for best-of anthologies; various LP-only tracks, and B-sides; Frankie Valli solo efforts; singles they released under the pseudonym of the Wonder Who?; and much more material from their post-1967 era than is found on most compilations. In fact, most of the really popular stuff is on disc one and the first half of disc two, though the box runs all the way through their comeback hits in the mid-'70s and a few stray releases from subsequent decades.