Notes From The House of The Dead

The Glauber Rocha Collection presents the restored versions four classics of the Glauber Rocha filmography in double-DVDs with almost ten hours of extra videos, including interviws, trailers, archives, sets of documentaries narrated in first person by the “voices of Glauber” recreating the context where each film was conceived and shown, as well as the dialogue that the author kept with the contemporary production. An indispensable collection for the fans of cinema and the Brazilian culture.

Philadelphia International Records (P.I.R) was the most influential modern black music company of the 1970s. Golden Gate Groove: The Sound Of Philadelphia Live 1973 documents the first, and only, time that the stars of Philadelphia International Records ever played in concert with the label’s fabled house band, known as MFSB. The concert took place in San Francisco during the annual CBS Records convention at the Fairmont Hotel in September 1973. The power and drama of the performances by The O'Jays ("Love Train"), Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes ("If You Don’t Know Me By Now"), The Three Degrees ("Dirty Ol Man"), Billy Paul ("Me And Mrs. Jones") and MFSB inspired and motivated the CBS staff to launch the juggernaut that would become the Sound of Philadelphia–affectionately known as T.S.O.P.

Hunters of the night, creatures of the day. They howl, growl, hiss and grumble – but more than anything, they feel and think in a similar way that we all do. And their lives are as precious as ours. This DLC adds new features to the game – like the Animal Shelter System, new boosts, animations and events – but it actually does far more than that. It directly helps the animals in need – not those virtual, but the real ones. 100% of 11 bit studios and Dead Mage proceeds from Paws and Claws DLC go to the Humane Society International charity, whose main mission is to help animals all over the world.

La-La Land Records, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, EON Productions and Universal Music Enterprises mark the 35th Anniversary of the sixteenth 007 film Licence To Kill, with a remastered and expanded 2-CD re-issue of composer Michael Kamen’s original motion picture score. Produced by Albert R. Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, the 1989 film stars Timothy Dalton as James Bond in his second turn as 007 and is helmed by John Glen, directing his fifth Bond film. Oscar® nominated composer Michael Kamen joins the Bond music fold and unleashes a robust and propulsive score to Licence To Kill, a perfect complement to the harder-edged story, which sees Bond seeking revenge for the maiming of his friend Felix Leiter (David Hedison) and the killing of his new bride Della (Priscilla Barnes). Kamen’s thematic work honors the series’ iconic musical legacy with exciting variations of the classic “James Bond Theme,” while bringing his own unique style to the world of James Bond. Expanded beyond the original soundtrack album, Licence To Kill hits its target like never before within this deluxe presentation, which also includes two versions of the film’s title song, performed by Gladys Knight.