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Eternal Kingdom [VINYL]

Search: The Great Migration
by: Cult Of Luna

Release Date June 30, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

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Eternal Kingdom

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date July 08, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

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The Land Before Time

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 25, 1990
The original soundtrack from "The Land Before Time' is an absolute masterpiece. The componist, James Horner (Titanic), has written sensitive music, on order to make the original hit-film such an all-time classic. Just like the films, you simply MUST own this CompactDisc

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Quarter Century

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by: Turner Cody

Release Date September 10, 2007
The original soundtrack from "The Land Before Time' is an absolute masterpiece. The componist, James Horner (Titanic), has written sensitive music, on order to make the original hit-film such an all-time classic. Just like the films, you simply MUST own this CompactDisc

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Elements

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by: Alan Hawkshaw

Release Date April 10, 1995
The original soundtrack from "The Land Before Time' is an absolute masterpiece. The componist, James Horner (Titanic), has written sensitive music, on order to make the original hit-film such an all-time classic. Just like the films, you simply MUST own this CompactDisc

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The Land Before Time [CASSETTE]

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by: James Horner

Release Date October 17, 1990
The original soundtrack from "The Land Before Time' is an absolute masterpiece. The componist, James Horner (Titanic), has written sensitive music, on order to make the original hit-film such an all-time classic. Just like the films, you simply MUST own this CompactDisc

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Travel Like in Songs

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by: Rebecka Tornqvist

Release Date July 01, 2008
The original soundtrack from "The Land Before Time' is an absolute masterpiece. The componist, James Horner (Titanic), has written sensitive music, on order to make the original hit-film such an all-time classic. Just like the films, you simply MUST own this CompactDisc

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Great Sled Race

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by: Mike Anderson

Release Date July 11, 2000
Mike Anderson is a wonderful storyteller and writer. The Great Sled Race, which won a Parents' Choice Silver Honor in 2000, tells the story of two boys, Denny and Mike, as they run into ghosts, take a crzy sled ride, and other adventures. The stories run the gamut from funny to touching to a bit scary.

This CD is great for car trips, our kids sat quietly for 70+ minutes.

Check out Mike Anderson's book The Phantom Teacher if you liked The Great Sled Race.

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Eternal Kingdom

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date June 16, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

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Eternal Kingdom (Digi Packagaing)

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date June 16, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More: