I went nuts at a sidewalk sale at a local used cd store today: Jump 5 - All The Time In The World Stellar Kart - We Can't Stand Sitting Down Rich Mullins - A Liturgy, A Legacy & A Ragamuffin Band Titanic - Music From The Motion Picture MercyMe - Coming Up To Breathe...

Has anyone purchased the Journey 2CD+DVD combo @ Wal-Mart? It's got a live DVD which looks really good from what I have seen on the screens at the store. Is it worth buying?

Hard Candy - Madonna

I have a very commerical stero that isn't too much to shout about. Especially, ever since I moved into a new home that has triple the amount of living room space and my current stereo doesn't fill my space very well anymore. So, I ran to books-a-million tonight and purchased "The Absolute...

Enchanted - 10/10. I couldn't find anything wrong with the movie. I thought Amy Adams was fantastic as she portrayed a typical "princess" from Old SKool Disney animation; the music was phenomenal...all-in-all - an excellent story. It will definitely make you laugh.

Hey all: I was wondering what you mac users use for audiophile quality sound. I am not sure if iTunes is capable of doing so. Is there a different program used? Or, do I just not know what I'm talkin about :-D

Enchanted [OST]

Line: "Why have the twig when you can climb the whole tree" Artist: Queen Letifah Song: "Big, Blonde & Beautiful" Album: Hairspray [OST]

Jump by Van Halen

Quote: Originally Posted by dcc84 Not to mention the video. Hey, another Nashville resident. Cool.

What good brand of speakers and amps and stuff should I look into to invest to get this type of impact I'm looking for (No, I'm not turning this into a different thread...just a quick ?). There's other music that I have that I would love to get the crap kicked out of me with the music, ya know?

Hey all: I know I don't post much in here, but I must mention my latest obsession. This song is freakin amazing. Yes, I know it has been around since 1991, but I never paid much attention to it until now, 16 years later The drums are intensive, the guitars driving and the vocals perfect...

anyone else? Let's resurrect this thread.

Who DOESN'T love this symphony...from beginning to end. I have heard only one recording of it. I don't own it, but I borrowed it one day. Which symphony does the best production in your opinion? / best arrangement, best sound? I'm looking to buy this weekend. All help will be great...

Hawk Nelson - Nothing Left To Show