Metal Gear Msx Soundtrack
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Metal Gear MSX Original Soundtrack- Theme of Tara
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45-LUMEN LED METAL GEAR $18.99 45-LUMEN LED METAL GEAR HEADLIGHT |
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Soundtrack of Your Life [Includes Metal... $11.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. All the Way, 1. Where Do I Begin (for the film Love Story), 2. As Time Goes By, song, 2. Second Time Around, The (for the film High Time), 3. Somewhere Over the Rainbow (for the film "The Wizard of Oz"), 3. Strangers in the Night, song, 4. Three Coins in the Fountain, song, 4. Way We Were, song, The (for the film "The Way We Were"), 5. It Had to Be You, 5. Moon River (for the film Breakfast at Tiffany's), 6. Evergreen, song (for the film A Star is Born), song, 6. Shadow of Your Smile, The, 7. Summertime, song (from Porgy and Bess, opera), 7. Unchained Melody, song (from the film "Unchained"), 8. Lara's Theme (from the film Dr. Zhivago), 8. Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (for the film), 9. Raindrops keep fallin' on my head (for the film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"), 9. vie en rose, song, La, 10. Misty, song, 10. You Light Up My Life, song (for the film You Light Up My Life), 11. Romeo and Juliet, film score: Love Theme, 11. Till There Was You, song (from "The Music Man"), 12. Love Me Tender, 12. When I Fall in Love, song |
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Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - PS3 $30.85 Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is the final chapter in the saga of Solid Snake which sends him around the world in pursuit of his arch nemesis, Liquid Ocelot. Armed with new gadgets and abilities, Solid Snake must shift the tides of war into his favor, using the chaos of the battlefield to infiltrate deep into enemy territory. In his globetrotting final mission, Snake must sneak deep into enemy locations in the Middle East, South America, and other corners of the earth to foil Liquid Ocelot?s plans for total world domination.Key Features:MGS4 pushes the power of the PLAYSTATION? 3 to its limits with cutting edge graphics and surround sound. It also aims to be the hallmark title for the new DUALSHOCK3 controller.Command Snake in his final mission which spans the entire globe as he attempts to foil Liquid Ocelot and his massive army of PMCs.Influence the tides of war through both passive and active means. Snake can directly aid local militia who engage invading PMCs soldiers, or encourage more fighting to slip past undetected amidst the commotion.Unlock custom weapons and modifications as you trade weapons with your black market weapons dealer, Drebin.Providing Snake with his most advanced stealth suit to date, OctoCamo, allows Snake to blend in with his environment as it digitally manifests nearby textures in real time.Otacon is back to support Snake by providing new high tech gadgets, including Metal Gear Mk. II, the ultimate reconnaissance tool, and Solid Eye, which gives Snake real-time information on enemies and his surroundings. |
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The Scorpion King [Soundtrack] [ECD] $14.99 This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.”I Stand Alone” (Godsmack) was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Song and Best Hard Rock Performance.Producers: Chris Vrenna; Dave Fortman; David Bottrill; Howard Benson; Jay Baumgardner; Jim Wirt; John Kurzweg; Alex Lifeson; Matt Martone; Mushroomhead; Nickelback; Paul Ebersold; Rick Parashar; Rick Rubin; Rob Zombie; Ross Hogarth; Scott Humphrey; Sevendust; Steve Felton; Sully Erna; Ben Grosse; Butch Walker.Audio Mixers: David Bottrill; Mike Shipley; Paul Leary; Randy Staub ; Rich Costey; Kirk Kelsey.Audio Remixer: Chris Vrenna.Photographers: Harry Garfield; Kathy Nelson.Publisher: Mike Richardson.This album features a staggering 16 bands of the heavy rock/nu-metal persuasion assaulting the senses with eardrum-decimating aural aggression. Oh yeah, it also happens to be the soundtrack to the cutting-edge film THE SCORPION KING. Whether or not you see the movie, the accompanying disc definitely stands up on its own. Things get off to a bone-crushing start with the pounding riffs of Godsmack’s “I Stand Alone.” System of a Down’s RATM-influenced “Streamline” delivers the requisite mix of melody and thrash. Ozzy Osbourne, one of the men who started all this, collaborates with disciple Rob Zombie on the gothic metal of “Iron Head.” Rather than ending with some melodramatic elegy, THE SCORPION exits on an appropriately energetic note with the growling rage of Coal Chamber’s “Glow,” putting a properly spleen-venting cap on this unrelenting soundtrack. |
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PDP Metal Gear Solid 4 Bluetooth Headset for PlayStation 3 $53.99 This helpful device comes straight from Snake’s item inventory and into your living room. Arm yourself with the latest in tactical espionage technology with the Metal Gear Solid 4 Bluetooth Headset. The headset lets you talk trash to beaten enemies and strategize with teammates to dominate online battles. The Metal Gear Solid 4 Bluetooth Headset features an ergonomic design that offers long-lasting comfort. A built-in rechargeable Li-Polymer battery supplies eight hours of talk time, 160 hours standby time and an operating range of 30′. This headset is also compatible with all PlayStation 3 games that support online voice communication. |
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Spider-Man 2 [Original Soundtrack] $17.99 Full performer name: Original Soundtrack/Various Artists/Danny Elfman.Composer: Danny Elfman.Since Hollywood movie soundtracks often feature music that is popular during the release of the attendant film, delving into the soundtrack category is a great way to hear what teenagers are into at a particular pop-culture moment. As such, the original SPIDER-MAN movie featured a preponderance of nu-metal and neo-grunge that was not only appropriate to the film’s fast-action pace, but also wildly popular in 2002.Times and tastes change, though, and for 2004’s SPIDER-MAN 2, Chad Kroeger, Alien Ant Farm, and Black Lab are replaced by equally energetic, but decidedly less metallic delegates from the pop (Train, Maroon 5), rock (the Ataris, Jet), and emo (Dashboard Confessional, Midtown) camps. After a quick old-guard showing from Smile Empty Soul, the disc wraps up with several bits of score music from the timelessly appropriate Danny Elfman. A good aural representation of both the super-hero and shy-student sides of the Spider-Man/Peter Parker dichotomy, this soundtrack is an exciting listen for mainstream music fans and Spidey buffs alike. |
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