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Wireless GSM SIM Phone Device Surveillance Ear Bug $19.99 GSM TRACKER GSM listening device GSM surveillance Small and easy to use |
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Wireless Callback GSM SIM Card Anti-theft Surveillance Monitor(Black) $13.81 - Insert a GSM SIM card and put the monitor at hidden place,it is easy to use - Small size and will not be easily found - Sound control that if there is sound it will callback to you and let you know what happen to your home,office, car and so on - Battery last for lognter time - Operation step: Insert the GSM card : insert the GSM card into the monitor Make sure the GSM card is connect well: dia the GSM card number Aim the monitor where you want to Moni Repeat |
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007 Wireless Callback GSM SIM Card Anti-theft Surveillance Monitor(Black) $23.45 - Insert a GSM SIM card and put the monitor at hidden place,it is easy to use - Small size and will not be easily found - Sound control that if there is sound it will callback to you and let you know what happen to your home,office, car and so on - Battery last for lognter time - Operation step: Insert the GSM card : open the back cover and insert the GSM card Make sure the GSM card is connect well: dia the GSM card number Aim the monitor where you want to Moni Repeat |
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X2 Wireless Callback GSM SIM Card MIni Anti-theft Surveillance Monitor(Brown) $22.38 - Insert a GSM SIM card and put the monitor at hidden place,it is easy to use - Small size and will not be easily found - Sound control that if there is sound it will callback to you and let you know what happen to your home,office, car and so on - Battery last for lognter time - Operation step: Insert the GSM card : open the back cover and insert the GSM card Make sure the GSM card is connect well: dia the GSM card number Aim the monitor where you want to Moni Repeat ? |
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Sim $12.55 Sim is Vanessa da Mata's third album and the first after the huge commercial success of Essa Boneca Tem Manual, from 2004. If Essa Boneca Tem Manual was a blatant, although undeniably very successful, appeal to pure commercialism and the radio hit lists, |
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Surveillance $10.11 Triumph attempted to rescue their ailing career with the creative about-face of 1987's Surveillance, an album that saw the veteran Canadian trio rejecting many of the commercial concessions adopted on recent efforts for a return to thundering hard rock wi |
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Surveillance $15.97 Triumph attempted to rescue their ailing career with the creative about-face of 1987's Surveillance, an album that saw the veteran Canadian trio rejecting many of the commercial concessions adopted on recent efforts for a return to thundering hard rock wi |
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Sim $23.79 Sim is Vanessa da Mata's third album and the first after the huge commercial success of Essa Boneca Tem Manual, from 2004. If Essa Boneca Tem Manual was a blatant, although undeniably very successful, appeal to pure commercialism and the radio hit lists, Sim is a firm step back towards a more intellectual approach to Brazilian pop music. Liminha, who produced the last album, has been substituted by the hip and hyped production duo Kassin and Mario Caldato. As usual when Kassin is involved, the result is an excellent and very fresh sounding production which manages to give a very modern impression without appearing fake or overproduced. Sim was partly recorded in Jamaica, and reggae is indeed one of the primary themes of the album. "Vermelho," "Ilegais," and "Absurdo" are all pure reggae songs. And as a bonus, Sly & Robbie, one of Jamaica's most acclaimed and prolific producer teams, contribute on five tracks. A less welcome guest appearance is that of Ben Harper, who lends his voice and English lyrics to "Boa Sorte/Good Luck." The purpose of Harper's presence is undoubtedly to keep the attention of the mainstream teenage crowd, who first discovered da Mata through the success of Essa Boneca Tem Manual. It has to be said, though, that in spite of Harper, "Boa Sorte/Good Luck" is actually a quite nice song. "Baú" with its imposing and danceable Afro-beat is one of the real highlights of the album. As is the opening reggae "Vermelho" and the romantic dance track "Você Vai Me Destruir," written together with guitarist Fernando Cacatau and flirting enthusiastically with '70s style disco. Apart from the three reggae tracks, the music on Sim (for all its obvious pop mannerisms) stands firmly rooted in the rich Brazilian music tradition, drawing from samba, baião, coco and even brega. The album conclusion is a simple and sweet little song, where da Mata is backed only by her own acoustic guitar. ~ Philip Jandovský, Rovi |
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Sim $11.18 Sim is Vanessa da Mata's third album and the first after the huge commercial success of Essa Boneca Tem Manual, from 2004. If Essa Boneca Tem Manual was a blatant, although undeniably very successful, appeal to pure commercialism and the radio hit lists, Sim is a firm step back towards a more intellectual approach to Brazilian pop music. Liminha, who produced the last album, has been substituted by the hip and hyped production duo Kassin and Mario Caldato. As usual when Kassin is involved, the result is an excellent and very fresh sounding production which manages to give a very modern impression without appearing fake or overproduced. Sim was partly recorded in Jamaica, and reggae is indeed one of the primary themes of the album. "Vermelho," "Ilegais," and "Absurdo" are all pure reggae songs. And as a bonus, Sly & Robbie, one of Jamaica's most acclaimed and prolific producer teams, contribute on five tracks. A less welcome guest appearance is that of Ben Harper, who lends his voice and English lyrics to "Boa Sorte/Good Luck." The purpose of Harper's presence is undoubtedly to keep the attention of the mainstream teenage crowd, who first discovered da Mata through the success of Essa Boneca Tem Manual. It has to be said, though, that in spite of Harper, "Boa Sorte/Good Luck" is actually a quite nice song. "Baú" with its imposing and danceable Afro-beat is one of the real highlights of the album. As is the opening reggae "Vermelho" and the romantic dance track "Você Vai Me Destruir," written together with guitarist Fernando Cacatau and flirting enthusiastically with '70s style disco. Apart from the three reggae tracks, the music on Sim (for all its obvious pop mannerisms) stands firmly rooted in the rich Brazilian music tradition, drawing from samba, baião, coco and even brega. The album conclusion is a simple and sweet little song, where da Mata is backed only by her own acoustic guitar. ~ Philip Jandovský, Rovi Performers: Stephane San Juan - Shaker, Agogo, Claves, Drums, Percussion; Alberto Continentino - Bass (Acoustic), Bass; Berna Ceppas - Vocals (Background); Harold Emert - Oboe, Horn; Jota Moraes - Vibraphone, Marimba; Pedro Sá - Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar; Twiggi - Vocals (Background); Andre Rafael - Trumpet; Armando Marçal - Percuss |
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Alastair Sim $7.99 Alastair Sim - Photo |
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Alastair Sim $7.99 Alastair Sim - Photo |
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Alastair Sim $7.99 Alastair Sim - Photo |
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Alastair Sim $7.99 Alastair Sim - Photo |
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Surveillance $12.78 Triumph attempted to rescue their ailing career with the creative about-face of 1987's Surveillance, an album that saw the veteran Canadian trio rejecting many of the commercial concessions adopted on recent efforts for a return to thundering hard rock with progressive rock flourishes emblematic of their early work. Yes, aggressive numbers like "Never Say Never" (clearly the album's statement of intent) and "Headed for Nowhere" (featuring a guest solo from Steve Morse) tended to be as clichéd as ever from a lyrical standpoint, but they easily made up for those failings with Rik Emmett's reborn passion for biting -- heck, positively carnivorous -- riffs that seemed to beg fans not to give up on Triumph just yet! Calculated experimentation was also back on the menu, whether the group was looking ahead via the anthemic, crowd-baiting directness of "Long Time Gone" or harking back to those '70 prog rock roots via the keyboard-intensive "Carry on the Flame," which may have harnessed all of the era's novel synthesizer technology but still sounded curiously reminiscent of Kansas. Unfortunately, the album's overall grade was still diminished by its remaining selection of filler material (including the AOR-flavored mainstream single "Running in the Night"), but Surveillance's stronger cuts at least gave Triumph fans some kind of solace before the end, which would arrive in 1988 with Emmett's departure from the group, making this the final album recorded by the original trio. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi |
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Surveillance $39.19 Triumph attempted to rescue their ailing career with the creative about-face of 1987's Surveillance, an album that saw the veteran Canadian trio rejecting many of the commercial concessions adopted on recent efforts for a return to thundering hard rock with progressive rock flourishes emblematic of their early work. Yes, aggressive numbers like "Never Say Never" (clearly the album's statement of intent) and "Headed for Nowhere" (featuring a guest solo from Steve Morse) tended to be as clichéd as ever from a lyrical standpoint, but they easily made up for those failings with Rik Emmett's reborn passion for biting -- heck, positively carnivorous -- riffs that seemed to beg fans not to give up on Triumph just yet! Calculated experimentation was also back on the menu, whether the group was looking ahead via the anthemic, crowd-baiting directness of "Long Time Gone" or harking back to those '70 prog rock roots via the keyboard-intensive "Carry on the Flame," which may have harnessed all of the era's novel synthesizer technology but still sounded curiously reminiscent of Kansas. Unfortunately, the album's overall grade was still diminished by its remaining selection of filler material (including the AOR-flavored mainstream single "Running in the Night"), but Surveillance's stronger cuts at least gave Triumph fans some kind of solace before the end, which would arrive in 1988 with Emmett's departure from the group, making this the final album recorded by the original trio. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi Performers: John Roberts - Newscast; Greg Loates - Electronic Percussion, Percussion; Joel Wade - Chant, Choir, Chorus, Vocals (Background); John Alexander - Chant, Choir, Chorus; Noel Golden - Chant, Choir, Chorus; Paul Henderson - Chant, Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus; Rik Emmett - Chant, Choir, Chorus, Guitar, Vocals; Ross Munro - Chant, Choir, Chorus; |
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