Meat (2010)

Arriving hot on the heels of 2010’s highly conceptual Hang Cool Teddy Bear, Hell in a Handbasket feels like an intimate affair but that assessment is relative. Coming from any other artist, Hell in a Handbasket would sound overblown but for Meat Loaf, it’s relatively reflective, containing thunder in its production but lacking melodrama in its composition. Despite the strategic deployment of “hell” in its title, this album has nothing to do with the three previous Bat Out of Hell albums, including 2006’s Jim Steinman-less The Monster Is Loose, but it has Meat Loaf's signature everything-plus-two-kitchen-sinks approach, sometimes stretching past the point of parody as when he brings in his fellow Celebrity Apprentice contestants John Rich, Lil Jon, and Mark McGrath in for the nonsensical cluster-duet “Stand in the Storm.”

Super Meat Boy - it's cool, like an egg, platformer, where you will play for a living meat cube, which is trying to save his girlfriend (made out of bandages) from the evil of the embryo in vitro, dressed in a tuxedo.Our meat hero will bounce off the walls, to fly over a bunch of buzzing saws, through a collapsing caves and pools with nails. He would sacrifice everything for the sake of his lady's heart. Super Meat Boy - it's classic platformer with the complexity of such games on the NES, as: Mega Man 2, Ghost and Goblins and Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japanese version), which reduces to the usual management for some reflections, without all sorts of unnecessary garbage.

Originally released in 2010, the John Lennon "Signature Box" is an acclaimed collection that includes the eight remastered albums and an EP of Lennon’s non-album singles, all newly remastered in hi-res 96kHz/24bit digital resolution, plus several rarities available exclusively within the box set in 44.1kHz/24bit digital resolution.