Wars

The Prince, On War & The Art of War - Three All-Time Classics On Politics & War
$14.99
For the first time ever, three of the greatest treatises on politics and war ever written, in one beautiful volume.******This book contains the complete texts of Machiavelli's The Prince and Jomini's The Art of War, and an abridged version of On War by Clausewitz.

Star Wars Trilogy
$49.98
I'm not going to review the movie itself, because there are plenty of other sites for that. I want to comment specifically on the digitally remastered edition. If you are one of those that refuses to watch the new version because "that's not how it looked when it came out", you should still get this set, because it includes the original format as well. Personally, I was not born when these movies came out, so the raw, grainy version has no special place in my heart. I have seen the old version, and it's cool. But the remastered version, in my opinion, reflects what Lucas would have done had the technology been available. If you want proof, look at episodes 1, 2, and 3. If you don't own these movies already, buy this set. If you only have the original version, buy this set anyway.

Wars
$0.99
Wars is the amazing first single for Hurt's new album "Goodbye to the Machine" which will be available on April 7th. The classic Hurt sound is still here, but this entire album was painstakingly recorded in analog, which is almost unheard of these days. The result leaves the listener with a true appreciation for the production and instrumentation, and the album as a whole is not only sonically prevalent, but more importantly RELEVANT. No manufactured licks and digitally edited riffs here. For that I commend J. Loren and Hurt, and I would highly recommend that you not only download "Wars" as soon as possible, but make sure you buy "Goodbye To The Machine" on April 7th. You will NOT be disappointed!

Doctor Who Dalek War: Frontier in Space & Planet of the Daleks (Stories 67 and 68)
$59.98
Pertwee has always been a favorite of mine. His take on the Doctor was utterly unique. The only true action hero Doctor. Loved him then, and love him now. Even with the series resurrected, it seems that the Doctors thus far(Eccleston and Tennant) have lifted elements from Troughton, Baker, and even Hartnell's run, but no one has attempted to lift any elements of Pertwee's portrayal. Wonder why that is? Because only Pertwee can do Pertwee. These episodes showcase his talents brilliantly, and the baddies contained in the stories are typical for his era. This is a must have, not just for fans of the Daleks, but for any Who fan. The series at its very best, by one of the best to ever play the role. Watch with your kids. Watch, and be a kid all over again!