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Phoenix Real Estate Guy
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Peace Sells...But Who's Buying?
$9.93
This is one of those discs that gets better and better the more you listen to it. Undoubtedly, Megadeth were the most inventive speed metal band of the 80s. This album is filled to the brim with not only riffs galore, but individual guitar fills that add a unique flavor to these songs. This ain't just a typical boneheaded "chugga-chugga" album. This is heavy metal by a guy who has a firm grasp on what works musically. Of the three big thrash albums of '86, this one is by far the cathiest. Mustaine could have had a very lucrative career as a pop songwriter if he wanted, but I guess he'd rather tear people's faces off instead.

This is a quantum leap from their debut album (which ain't a shabby record, mind you) and it remained their best until 1990's Rust In Peace.

Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? [Explicit]
$8.99
This is one of those discs that gets better and better the more you listen to it. Undoubtedly, Megadeth were the most inventive speed metal band of the 80s. This album is filled to the brim with not only riffs galore, but individual guitar fills that add a unique flavor to these songs. This ain't just a typical boneheaded "chugga-chugga" album. This is heavy metal by a guy who has a firm grasp on what works musically. Of the three big thrash albums of '86, this one is by far the cathiest. Mustaine could have had a very lucrative career as a pop songwriter if he wanted, but I guess he'd rather tear people's faces off instead.

This is a quantum leap from their debut album (which ain't a shabby record, mind you) and it remained their best until 1990's Rust In Peace.

Buying In: What We Buy and Who We Are
$15.00
I really enjoyed the way Rob Walker takes us deep under the skin of what a brand really means rather than what a marketing manager thinks that their brand is in the book Buying In. Walker decodes one of marketings great mysteries: what is it about Red Bull's marketing that makes it so successful.

Probably the most interesting part of the book however is the amount of time that Walker spends on the concept of authenticity. Authenticity partly comes from the attributes of the business, rather than just the marketing of the business and part of it comes from the way that the consumer interacts with the brand: what values and attributes that they put on it. It is this complex brew that gives a brand authenticity and engenders trust.