Meadowlands

The Meadowlands
$7.99
Wow! This group will never be as huge as it should be, but it can take comfort in having created on of the best albums I've heard in my rather long (for an indie rock fan) life. Every song is solid and there are four or five songs you just want to play over and over again. My only complaint is that the written lyrics provided don't always match the song's--I was totally confused by the lyrics shown for "Ex-Girl Collection" until my son explained that a verse had been dropped from the written lyrics. But that is the ONLY thing screwed up on this album.

Meadowlands
$13.99
Meadowlands cracks open modern (and ancient) myths surrounding family life, marriage, and male/female relationships via mythic and candidly tales full of opposing personalities, repeated disagreements, and hard-earned insights. The pleasure, if you can call it that, can be found amidst the pain: readers are reminded that they are not alone in their own moments of grief or despair--and this reviewer at least thinks there's something to be said for that.

These unsectioned poems are uniformly neat, short, stylistically similar and best appreciated as a series since the veiled references and deeper implications regarding Gl���ck's own marriage in poems like "Circe's Torment" and "Parable of the Swans" can't help but rise to the surface when paired alongside poems like "The Dream" and "Meadowlands (1, 2, 3)," which show Gl���ck's marriage and family life on the brink of collapse.

In short, Meadowlands resonates; Gl���ck's poems are indelible. Many touched me deeply, and poems such as "Siren" and "Midnight" do a better job than my own splanchnic nerves in terms of feeling. But don't look to Meadowlands for epiphany; it's more a remembering of things once known but long since forgotten. Poems like "Marina" make me feel understood: "My heart was a stone wall/you broke through anyway (30), and often my response was visceral. Ultimately, Meadowlands reminds me of Gl���ck's own words--words that impart upon us the importance the role of reader has in the life of a poem/poet: When you read anything worth remembering, you liberate a human voice; you release into the world again a companion spirit" (Gl���ck, Proofs). If you're open to it, perhaps you'll find a companion spirit in Meadowlands like I do each time I re-read it.

Meadowlands
$50.00
I find myself totally captivated by Joshua Lutz's book Meadowlands. I experience a range of emotions as I visit each page...leaving me intrigued to know more about this anachronistic corner of the world. Lutz's photos are precise yet magical, and beckon one to sit still and pay attention. The unspoken story lingers in my mind long after I close the cover.

Cape Wrath - Series One 3-DVD Set ( Meadowlands ) ( Cape Wrath - Series 1 ) [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.2&4 Import - Great Britain ]
$30.99
Great Britain released, PAL/Region 2&4 DVD:it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ),English ( Subtitles ),WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: 3-DVD Set, Box Set, Commentary, Interactive Menu, Making Of, Scene Access,SYNOPSIS: Cape Wrath is the story of the Brogan family, and their new lives in their new luxury home. But we soon find out that in fact, the 'Brogans' are actually the Foys; they have been put onto a Witness Protection Programme after Danny testified against the dangerous gangsters. The whole family have been given new names, and have left their old lives behind to move to the exclusive, isolated community of Cape Wrath; a place where they are all safe. At first, Cape Wrath seems like the answer to all the family's problems. However, the Brogans soon realise that beneath it's welcoming exterior, lurks a rich seam of secrets. Secrets held tight by each and every one of its pleasant and seemingly well-balanced residents. Secrets behind the place itself; behind its past, present and, most importantly, its future!