23Jan2008

Cabinet of Curiosities (Bonus CD)
$74.98
Includes bonus disc, Live 1991, taken from the Irvine Meadows Lollapalooza shows on July 23rd and July 24th, 1991! Track listing: CD 1: 1. Jane Says (Radio Tokyo Demo) 2. Pigs in Zen (Radio Tokyo Demo) 3. Mountain Song (Radio Tokyo Demo) 4. Had a Dad (Radio Tokyo Demo) 5. I Would for You (Radio Tokyo Demo) 6. Idiots Rule (Demo Version) 7. Classic Girl (Demo Version) 8. Up the Beach (Demo Version) 9. Suffer Some (Demo Version) 10. Thank You Boys (Demo Version) 11. Summertime Rolls (Demo Version) 12. City (Demo Version) 13. Ocean Size (Demo Version) 14. Stop! (Demo Version) 15. Standing in the Shower...Thinking (Demo Version) 16. Ain't No Right (Demo Version) 17. Three Days (Demo Version) CD 2: 1. Ted, Just Admit It... (Demo Version) 2. Maceo (Demo Version) 3. No One's Leaving (Demo Version) 4. My Time (Rehearsal) 5. Been Caught Stealing (12" Remix Version) 6. Ripple 7. Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey - with Ice-T & Ernie-C 8. L.A. Medley: L.A. Woman/Nausea/Lexicon Devil (Live, 1989) 9. Kettle Whistle (Live, 1987) 10. Whole Lotta Love (Live, 1987) 11. 1970 (Live, 1987) 12. Bobhaus (Live, 1989) CD 3 - Live 1990: 1. Drum Intro 2. Up the Beach 3. Whores 4. 1% 5. No One's Leaving 6. Ain't No Right 7. Then She Did... 8. Had a Dad 9. Been Caught Stealing 10. Three Days 11. Mountain Song 12. Stop! 13. Summertime Rolls 14. Ocean Size CD 4 - Live 1991 1. Standing In The Shower... Thinking Of Course 2. Ted, Just Admit It 3. Mountain Song 4. Stop! DVD: 1. Mountain Song 2. City 3. Had a Dad 4. Ocean Size 5. Stop! 6. Been Caught Stealing 7. Classic Girl 8. Ain't No Right 9. Whores (Live) 10. Then She Did... (Live) 11. Three Days (Live)

INDIAN DEFENCE REVIEW: Jan - Mar 2008
$18.95
Indian Defence Review (IDR) is India's best-known defense journal. Over the year the journal has attained the "most quoted" status by defense and security analysts worldwide. The journal offers an incisive analysis of defense and politico-security affairs focused on Asia.In addition to defense and security analyses, each issue includes regular feature sections on aerospace trends, naval affairs, and army force developments, including the latest arms transfers and news.Indian Defence Review, a quarterly journal, is read by almost all leading policy makers at senior bureaucratic, political and military levels. Time and again, the incisive analyses in the Indian Defence Review have helped form opinions and shape strategic responses on the subcontinent.