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I Am Trying To Break Your Heart - A Film About Wilco
$9.99
When this movie originally came out in the theatres in 2003, it played exactly for one week here in Cincinnati, but you can be sure I did not miss it. Loved it from start to finish. For whatever reason, I never bought the DVD when it came out, until a couple of weeks ago and so this was my first time re-watching the movie, 5 years later.

DVD1 (92 min.) of "I Am Trying To Break Your Heart" brings the original theatrical release, and re-watching it 5 years later, and knowing full-well the story that it brings, it remains a marvel to watch. Originally intended as simply following how the band makes a new album, it turns into a full fletched drama (band members leaving, label rejecting the album, the band persevering, etc.). One hilarious moment that remains with me is when the band is on the road and Jeff Tweedy and his family walks into a fast-food place and he says "I don't have any money". It's probably not that they were broke, but it's probably not too far from the truth either... Since those days of course, the band has become a huge success.

DVD2 (80 min.) brings a bunch of scenes that weren't included in the movie, including the band performing in various places and settings. There is also a too-brief "making-of" segment that is quite insightful. On top of that, this release includes an absolute fantastic 40 page booklet with insights from the director and others on the making of the movie (with pictures). In all, "I Am Trying To Break Your Heart" is essential for any serious music fan, on the same level as, say, "DIG!". HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Keep On Loving You (Deluxe Edition with Bonus DVD)
$20.95
This is the same album as the one in regular stores it has the same 13 tracks as Keep on Loving You except it has a bonus DVD exclusive to Target stores only. This is not a deluxe edition people it's a Target Exclusive.

The track listing & song length or video length for the 2 disc is as follows:
Disc 1 (CD):
1. Strange - 2:59
2. Just When I Thought I'd Stopped Loving You - 3:49
3. I Keep on Lovin' You - 3:13
4. I Want a Cowboy - 3:38
5. Consider Me Gone - 3:37
6. But Why - 3: 27
7. Pink Guitar - 2:52
8. She's Turning 50 Today - 4:04
9. Eight Crazy Hours (In the Story of Love) - 4:03
10. Nothing to Lose - 4:46
11. Over You - 3:56
12. Maggie Creek Road - 4:49
13. I'll Have What She's Having - 2:57
Enhanced Content:
1. "Strange" music video - 2:57
2. "Consider Me Gone" from CMT Invitation Only - 3:38

Disc 2 (Target Exclusive DVD):
1. Making of the Video "Strange" - 22:27
2. Strangest "Strange" Questions - 5:00
3. Reba "Day of Stardom" Behind the Scenes! - 4:00

I Am Trying To Break Your Heart - A Film About Wilco
$2.99
When this movie originally came out in the theatres in 2003, it played exactly for one week here in Cincinnati, but you can be sure I did not miss it. Loved it from start to finish. For whatever reason, I never bought the DVD when it came out, until a couple of weeks ago and so this was my first time re-watching the movie, 5 years later.

DVD1 (92 min.) of "I Am Trying To Break Your Heart" brings the original theatrical release, and re-watching it 5 years later, and knowing full-well the story that it brings, it remains a marvel to watch. Originally intended as simply following how the band makes a new album, it turns into a full fletched drama (band members leaving, label rejecting the album, the band persevering, etc.). One hilarious moment that remains with me is when the band is on the road and Jeff Tweedy and his family walks into a fast-food place and he says "I don't have any money". It's probably not that they were broke, but it's probably not too far from the truth either... Since those days of course, the band has become a huge success.

DVD2 (80 min.) brings a bunch of scenes that weren't included in the movie, including the band performing in various places and settings. There is also a too-brief "making-of" segment that is quite insightful. On top of that, this release includes an absolute fantastic 40 page booklet with insights from the director and others on the making of the movie (with pictures). In all, "I Am Trying To Break Your Heart" is essential for any serious music fan, on the same level as, say, "DIG!". HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Love and a Bullet
$9.99
This movie was so funny to me when I first watch it. Trench gives a good performs on it. Great movie Amazon.com.