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"Meghan Quinn has the ability to make you laugh so hard you pee your pants one second then turns around and writes a scene so emotional she rips your heart out!!! "
"Goldie steals the show with her mouth and one liners through the whole book. Her strong will and bluntness was extremely refreshing and I loved every hysterical moment. I found my face hurt a lot through this book from smiling so much."

Once upon a time, during the belle epoque in turn-of-the-century Paris, a short-lived film form called scenes de feeries, or fairy films, was becoming popular thanks to the Pathe Frerer company. In jewel-like colours the films, made to appeal to young and old alike, recreated the theatrical spectacles of the age with their fantastical settings, dancing girls, mythical beasts, supernatural beings and a plethora of stage tricks enhanced by the techniques of the new medium of film.

Mosaic is very pleased to present "The Complete Bee Hive Sessions." Spanning 1977 to 1984, they include so many names you will know and so much music, you won't believe you haven't heard it. This set includes 110 tracks on 12 CDs, including six tracks released only on a rare sampler and three tracks previously unissued. The deluxe booklet features an historical essay and track-by-track analysis by Aaron Cohen, plus rare photographs from the actual sessions. All sessions have been added their corresponding tracks from the 17th. LP, "The Unissued Sessions" to make a truly comprehensive set! Johnny Hartman’s album "Once in Every Life" (his next-to-last album as he made a record for Audiophile 12 days later) had never been reissued on CD at the right speed at which ace engineer Ben Rizzi recorded the sessions until this Bee Hive collection.

The music and personality of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have always been very close to my heart. I could not have predicted, however, that the late 18th century would become alive to me beyond his music and his life.

Despite what you might be thinking right now, Ruby Force is not the name of a new super hero, though Ruby Force: Evolutionary War would make a fantastic comic book title. Ruby Force is the stage name of Erin McLaughlin, a California-based alt-country singer. Evolutionary War is her cleverly-titled debut album, filled with classic country elements plus a little bit of synth and some electric guitar.

In this completely revised and updated edition, Barton returns to the strip clubs she originally studied to observe the major changes in the industry that have occurred over the last decade.