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LP Record Long nights, glittering parties, a revolving door of male companions, and breakfast in front of a fancy jeweller's window define the life of the dazzling Holly Golightly, whose glamorous persona conceals a deadly dull, middle-class name and a humble existence. The musical backdrop that Henry Mancini lays at the feet of this strained, money-hungry lady is all the richer for it. With the exception of the gently melting worldwide hit "Moon River," Mancini and his Hollywood musicians mix a plethora of candy-coated sounds with the necessary bitter notes, which perfectly align with the lady's precarious personality profile.

LP Record "Faust" is the debut studio album by the German krautrock band Faust, released in 1971. This avant-garde record is known for its innovative approach to music production and its significant influence on the development of experimental rock genres. The album blends dissonant soundscapes, traditional rock elements and tape music techniques, which contribute to its unique and pioneering sound. The tracklist features three LP tracks: "Why Don't You Eat Carrots", "Meadow Meal" and "Miss Fortune". Each track showcases the band's willingness to push musical boundaries and merge different styles and sounds into a cohesive yet challenging listening experience.

Music CD The album "Pangaea" and its predecessor "Agharta" were recorded on 1 February 1975 at the Festival Hall in Osaka, Japan. The "Agharta" concert took place during the afternoon matinee, while "Pangaea" was recorded in the evening. The band features Sonny Fortune on saxophone, Pete Cosey (who also plays synthesizer) and Reggie Lucas on guitars, Michael Henderson on bass, Al Foster on drums, James "Mtume" Foreman on percussion and Miles Davis on trumpet and organ. The record features just two stunning, epic tracks lasting nearly two hours: "Zimbabwe" and "Gondwana" offer listeners a unique and primal form of "afro-futurism" – a kind of jazz-funk that only Miles Davis can deliver.

Music CD Fugazi fans already know that this is the holy gospel of Ian MacKaye. This Washington, D.C. quartet hit harder, faster and more ruthlessly than anyone else – and they were determined to establish their own style as quickly as possible. MacKaye manages to embody both charisma and confrontation, peppering his lyrics, which are otherwise as deadly serious as a heart attack, with brilliant, genuinely witty asides. Leading the band are Lyle Preslar's breathtaking guitar assaults, driving MacKaye forward with the heaviest, sharpest sound you will rarely find even in hardcore. Nothing, absolutely nothing in the history of punk comes close to tracks like "In My Eyes", "Out of Step" or "Salad Days". Simply indispensable and irreplaceable. --Michael Ruby.

DVD Film - If you enter, there's no going back. Four volunteers signed up for human research with the prospect of easy money. It is supposed to be a test of human endurance and psyche. They have no idea that the study is based on harsh practices in which lives will be at stake. The deadly gears are in motion and the chances of escape are slim.

DVD Film - The cast: Brendan Fraser, Sarah Jessica Parker. Always on the right side. Dudley is a bit of a klutz and a loser, he hasn't got much wit either. However, he makes up for his shortcomings with zeal, thanks to which he always completes everything in the end. His service with the Canadian Mounted Police is unblemished until the day the villain Snidely shows up to take his girlfriend, make a fortune by deception and most importantly: to get rid of Dudley. He's not going to get away with this easily though because Dudley won't give up!