Edgar Wright

Hot Fuzz
$3.99
Got this free through a Pepsi promotion. I would not have paid money to get this movie. Not really my kind of comedy, but since it was free, it was fun to watch the first time and I'll likely watch it again down the road sometime. It did have it's funny parts though, and the outtakes were fun to watch.

Hot Fuzz (Widescreen Edition)
$12.98
Got this free through a Pepsi promotion. I would not have paid money to get this movie. Not really my kind of comedy, but since it was free, it was fun to watch the first time and I'll likely watch it again down the road sometime. It did have it's funny parts though, and the outtakes were fun to watch.

Max Weinberg Presents : Let There Be Drums : Vol. 3, The '70s
$9.98
This is the third volume in the series of CDs spotlighting Max Weinberg's favorite rock and roll drumming performances. This particular volume covers the 1970s. Due to licensing restrictions, some drummers, like John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, had to be left out. But we do have a nice sampling songs featuring great drumming. Most of these songs were hits, but there are a few obscurities like Ringo Starr's "Drumming is My Madness" and Yes's "The Fish". This is essential listening if you want to learn how to be a rock drummer. But even if you don't, this is a fine album of '70s rock, soul and disco.

Frank Lloyd Wright - A film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick [VHS]
$24.98
I don't know if it is because it wasn't just Ken Burns or what but it wasn't A+ like his most of his other works. It left out some details that seemed needed for the story. I own most all of Ken Burns work but this is one I just rented and didn't buy.