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The Rosetta Stone language program aims to make learning easier and more effective by scrapping dense explanations in favor of a visual teaching style featuring pictures, audio and text. Created by Fairfield Language Technologies in 1992, Rosetta Stone has been adopted by West Point, NASA and over 10,000 schools, according to the company.

2019 release, the first album in nearly two decades from one of the most iconic British goth bands, Rosetta Stone. Founding member Porl King wrote and produced the entire album, with mixing duties by Jürgen Engler of Die Krupps. Features the band's trademark melodic guitar lines and heavy atmospheric vibe.

Four CD set. Following on from the critical and commercial success of Can The Glam comes Teenage Glampage - Can The Glam 2. Featuring a further 80 Glambusters spread over 4 CDs, covering the well known to the ultra obscure. Including Top 20 hits from the likes of Mott The Hoople, Wizzard, The Sweet, Cozy Powell, Geordie and Mud through to Junk Shop Glam obscurities from the likes of Sting, Soho Jets, Buster, Hector and Iron Cross. From Teenyboppers like Child, Flintlock and The James Boys via Rockers from Stevie Wright, Ted Mulry Gang, Trevor White and Angel to bandwagon jumpers like Barron Knights and Brotherhood Of Man, this release covers the whole spectrum of the 70s Glam Rock explosion. Each track is illustrated and has a biog, the booklet running to 32 pages and over 10,000 words, all housed in a clam shell box. With many tracks are appearing here on CD for the first time.

A twelve CD box set of Anthony Braxton’s complete Syntactical Ghost Trance Music (SGTM) - the subset of Braxton’s revolutionary Ghost Trance Music compositional system written especially for the human voice. The recording also introduces the Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble - a twelve member choir featuring some of the most exciting and accomplished singers in creative music.

A massive four-disc box that screams of industrial overkill as only Cleopatra Records can, Black Bible actually starts out quite well, with period classics from Bauhaus, Legendary Pink Dots, Ministry, Fields of the Nephilim, Tones on Tail and 1000 Homo DJs. By the second disc things go downhill, with newer tracks from Spahn Ranch, Big Electric Cat, Genitorturers and Electric Hellfire Club. That still leaves more than 30 tracks of middling-to-downright-obnoxious industrial music; the label even dredged up a Marilyn Manson track, a remix of "Transylvanian Concubine" by Rasputina.

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