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Groove On! was a compilation series released by DCC in 1996 featuring some of the best in soul, a few of the tracks may also be considered disco. It was remastered by Steve Hoffman and unfortunately has not been widely discussed like some of his other remasters. Only three CD's were a part of this series, and they are all here.

Groove On! was a compilation series released by DCC in 1996 featuring some of the best in soul, a few of the tracks may also be considered disco. It was remastered by Steve Hoffman and unfortunately has not been widely discussed like some of his other remasters. Only three CD's were a part of this series, and they are all here.

Springing from a conference held in Bergamo University on the occasion of the centenary of the publication by Engels of the third book of Capital, the papers collected in these two volumes reinstate Marx's as the first genuinely evolutionary economic theory.

As we approach the end of the century, if not the end of history, a reappraisal of Marx's critique of political economy may seem a rather odd topic for a group of social scientists especially if, like the contributors to this volume, they are mostly economists. Nevertheless in early 1994, taking advantage of the centenary of the publication by Engels of the third volume of Capital, Marco Guidi and I decided to take the risk of proposing two conferences on Marx…

As we approach the end of the century, if not the end of history, a reappraisal of Marx's critique of political economy may seem a rather odd topic for a group of social scientists especially if, like the contributors to this volume, they are mostly economists. Nevertheless in early 1994, taking advantage of the centenary of the publication by Engels of the third volume of Capital, Marco Guidi and I decided to take the risk of proposing two conferences on Marx…

Marxian Economics: A Reappraisal: Essays on Volume III of " Capital " : Method, Value and Money v. 1
Riccardo Bellofiore (Editor)

Whereas earlier editions cleanly wrapped up singles, EP tracks, compilations appearances, and other non-album effluvia of a specific era, Pulse of the Early Brain, the fifth installment of Stereolab's odds-and-sods series spans almost the entirety of the band's original, pre-2019 reunion existence, making for a notably less sonically cohesive collection.