Magnum P.i

He transformed and redefined the sound of music in TV and films over a half-century, and now the Emmy®- and Grammy®-winning American composer and musical man-for-all-seasons Mike Post has realized his own creative challenge in Message from the Mountains & Echoes of the Delta, a unique new recording from Sony Masterworks. The album features a pair of original works by Post that combine the pure sounds of bluegrass (Message from the Mountains) and the blues (Echoes of the Delta) – joined by “dream teams” of soloists who are longtime friends and colleagues – with the expressive power and range of a full orchestra. Post’s musical signatures for The Rockford Files, The A-Team, Magnum P.I., NYPD Blue, L.A. Law, Hill Street Blues and other TV classics – not to mention the Law & Order family of dramas (including the landmark, two-note “stinger” effect he created) – are in the DNA of contemporary television culture.

Mel Carter’s first full-length album, When A Boy Falls In Love, originally released in 1963, is now back in print! When A Boy Falls In Love, originally awarded 4-stars by Billboard, has long been unavailable and much sought after by collectors over the decades since its initial release 58 years ago.

Keisuke (The Rapeman) and his uncle run Rapeman Services, a company catering to wronged, vengeance-seeking spouses and spurned lovers. In this outing, Keisuke and Uncle become embroiled in a political party's attempt to disgrace an opponent. Keisuke, a school teacher by day, rapist by night, has a strong sense of justice. "Righting wrongs through penetration" is the company motto and many wrongs are righted here.

"Lovetap" is the debut studio album by Los Angeles indie pop band, Smallpools. It consists of fourteen indie-pop tracks, including music from their previous self-titled EP. Chock full of heavy synths, the unique high vocals of frontman Sean Scanlon, tantalizing guitars, and punchy drumbeats, Smallpools will capture your attention and probably even your heart.

Anni Ottanta: il regno dei paninari, delle griffe, delle diete affamanti e dell'aerobica di Jane Fonda. In un villaggio residenziale della periferia bene di Torino vive Alessandra, figlia grassottella di una coppia di bellissimi, piena di tic e senza un amico, mangiatrice compulsiva perennemente a dieta. Ale si aggira fra l'ippodromo e la stazione di Porta Nuova, un centro sportivo e un ristorante per cerimonie. Cosa cerca? Prima di tutto il cibo e poi un flipper con cui sbaragliare la solitudine e un grande amore che ha molti visi ma ogni volta lo stesso nome: Elena. Ad aspettarla a casa, con un velo di preoccupazione, i suoi genitori che sono due supereroi delle serie tv: il padre è come Magnum P.I., bello e scanzonato, o almeno lo era, la madre è una Charlie's Angel che si affanna nel tentativo di risolvere il rebus della vita perfetta, ossessionata dal fitness e guru della Weight Watchers..