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Remote Control


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Remote Control




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    10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars Tube-avision!, December 30, 2007
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    Stephen Vivona (Tucson, AZ) - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Remote Control (Audio CD)
    This my favorite Tubes album. Of course, having seen the tour I am biased. WHile I would like to see this album re-mastered, it still sounds great. What a perfect concept album for a band called "The Tubes" since television has often been called 'the tube.' Others have reviewed the individual songs quite well so I will simply state that it really does come together because of the strengths of the individual members, the songwriting amd Todd Rundgren's production. Oh, and having seen the tour, I can guarantee that contrary to several reviewers, every song carries out the television theme. It was a masterpiece of staging and performance. When Fee commited suicide ("telecide") by throwing himself at a TV just as the explosion in the music occurs, their ingenuity was apparent. When looking at my photos from the night, I still marvel at the distorted face of Mr Waybill as he "wears" the TV on his head. Truly a great performance...the music on the CD holds up. It is a great album and helps... Read more
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    9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars The TUBES Finest Hour ..., July 13, 2002
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    Donald A. Bauer (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews
    This review is from: Remote Control (Audio CD)
    Here are some of the The Tubes best written and performed songs: "Turn Me On," "I Want It All Now," "No Way Out," "Love's A Mystery (I Don't Understand)," and "Telecide." This recording is so uniformly strong from beginning to end that A&M Records included EVERY SONG in order (the entire record, in other words) when they issued the 2-CD Tubes compilation "Goin' Down The Tubes" in Europe several years ago. If you liked the way producer Todd Rundgren commandeered XTC's sometimes-elusive talents on their classic "SKYLARKING," chances are you will enjoy TR's meticulous production and song sequencing here on "REMOTE CONTROL."

    Lead singer Fee Waybill never sounded better. Words like "synergy" and "brilliant" are often so overused as to become meaningless, particularly when used in the context of pop music. That aside, "REMOTE CONTROL" as performed by The Tubes and produced by Rundgren is a very special musical statement, one that truly displays synergystic properties. This long-overdue... Read more

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    4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars One of the Top-Ten Albums of All Time, July 24, 1998
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    Unlike the Tubes' uneven earlier and later works, this album, produced by Todd Rundgren, contains song after song of incredible, energetic pop-progressive-rock. Of the songs on this album, "Prime Time" received the most radio air play, but its mellow, bland, mainstream-pop sound is atypical of the other songs on this album, which sizzle with energy, funky rhythms, melody, harmony, and catchy chord changes that are so sadly missing in today's music. The lyrics often convey classic Tubes tongue-in-cheek humor as they ridicule American consumerism and TV. By far the best Tubes album, and one of the best rock & roll albums ever made.
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    Baby Annabell My First Girl


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    The 36cm long Baby Annabell My First Girl doll is a great way to foster a nurturing instinct in children.

    With her adorable freckles and closing eyes, this doll looks just like the real thing! She features huggably soft skin and posable arms, legs and head, and comes with an all in one romper suit which you can take of to re-dress her.




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      The 36cm long Baby Annabell My First Boy doll is ideal for children as young as one.

      This huggably soft doll features cute freckles and movable eyes that really close. His arms, legs and head are all movable so you can pose him just how you like. He also comes dressed in a removable romper suit.




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        First Meals


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          559 of 580 people found the following review helpful
          3.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Presentation But Short on Substance, August 15, 2000
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          This review is from: First Meals (Hardcover)
          I've read most every baby food/nutrition book on the market. This book is by far the prettiest: it has beautiful color illustrations that make you feel as if feeding your baby will be an exciting and colorful journey. However, once the romance of the first feeding is gone (and after you've scrubbed dried brown banana off your child's tray for the thousandth time), I fear that this book will get lost in the dusty recesses of your kitchen bookshelf, as my copy has.

          My main criticism is that the book doesn't deliver what the cover promises: "Fast, healthy, and fun foods." The book should be subtitled "Fun foods to make if you are in culinary school and have a whole lot of free time on your hands." Check out these suggestions: vegetable croquettes, apple, mango & apricot muesli, paella, chocolate profiteroles & puff pastry mice. Even the purees are exotic and complicated: dried apricots with semolina, spinach, potato, parsnip & leek, tasty... Read more

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          60 of 62 people found the following review helpful
          4.0 out of 5 stars Great for baby, with a few shortcomings, December 26, 2002
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          This review is from: First Meals (Hardcover)
          First Meals seems to be about how a Cordon Bleu chef, obsessed with nutrition, cooks for her own kids. It is very healthful approach to infant's needs, challenging to the ordinary mom's cooking skills, and tends to yeild a few disappointments the more you use it.

          I started using this book for my 8 month old son about 5 months ago, with great results-- at first. The baby is in excellent health and spirits, after eating home prepared baby food that was easy to make. Ms Karmel's baby recipes are wonderful, resulting in foods far superior in smell and taste to what comes in jars.

          The first sets of recipes taste good: Ms. Karmel is dead on when she gives advice about the foods that babies like. My son really does enjoy parsnips, for example. I am grateful for the first sections of the book, where Ms. Karmel opened my family's world to a lot of new and healthy foods. In addition to this, the charts and suggestions I found dead on for my son's introductions to solids, as well. His... Read more

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          54 of 57 people found the following review helpful
          5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Resource, April 1, 2000
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          This review is from: First Meals (Hardcover)
          I love this book and refer to it on a weekly basis. The book is in an easy to follow stage-by-stage format. This book provides wonderful, easy, delicious, and healthy recipes for your baby. Most importantly, it provides useful instruction on how to begin making your own baby food. My nine month old son loves the "Cheesy Stars" and "Fruity Chicken" recipes. I have followed this book since the day my son began solids and it has been an indispensible resource. This book also has beautiful and demonstrative photographs, making cooking for your baby fun. I am proud to say that as a mom with a full time job outside the home AND with the help of this book, my baby has hardly eaten commercial baby food! (I also liked this book much better than Ruth Yaron's overly hyped "Super Baby Food.")
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