et The Extraterrestrial The Classic Illustrated Storybook

The essential collection of wisdom from the Buddha

The essential collection of wisdom from the Buddha

2007 double CD set that compiles all the classic EMI singles from one of Australia's finest exports. The Church's blend of Byrds-like jangle, soaring melodies, Psychedelic dynamics and an almost Goth-like hint of darkness endeared them to the Alternative/New Wave crowd through most of the '80s and beyond. This two CD set compiles their finest moments and features some of the greatest sounds to emerge from Oz since the days of the munchkins! 33 tracks including 'Under the Milky Way', 'Almost with You', 'Reptile', 'The Unguarded Moment', 'Constant in Opal', 'Ripple', 'Already Yesterday' and many more. EMI.

A guidebook to revolutionizing your life through the power of thoughts and emotions, from one of the New Age's most powerful writers

With more than 300,000 copies sold to date, this is the definitive work on the extraordinary phenomenon of out-of-body experiences, by the founder of the internationally known Monroe Institute.

Among the very finest British rock bands of the 1960s, when The Troggs’ sophomore single ‘Wild Thing’ hit big on the UK chart in May ’66 - only held off the top-spot by The Rolling Stones’ ‘Paint It Black’ - few music fans were aware the song wasn’t a Troggs original.The follow-up however, ‘With A Girl Like You’, which did achieve a number 1 placing, was a composition by frontman Reg Presley, as were most of the band’s other hit singles. The Troggs quickly became BBC radio favourites too, initially on the network’s Light Programme, and then on Radio One after its inception in September 1967. And as a home-grown talent, The Troggs were invited to perform live sessions at the Beeb regularly from 1966 onwards. This new CD compiles a near conclusive selection of recordings made for the BBC by The Troggs between 1966 and 1973, including all their radio sessions, plus all the appearances they made on flagship TV pop show Top Of The Pops.