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No Piercing Required - Anodized Stainless Steel Magnetic Fake Plugs - Imitation 0G with rubber bands - Sold as a Pair
$8.10
No Piercing Required - Anodized Stainless Steel Magnetic Fake Plugs - Imitation 0G with rubber bands - Sold as a Pair

No Straight Jacket Required [Explicit]
$8.99

CECT PX1 Unlocked Touch Screen Cell Phone Dual SIM for GSM Network AT&T, T-Mobile - No contract required
$109.95
Unlocked GSM Phone * Dual Active SIM Slots - Use Up To 2 SIM Cards Simultaneously * 3 inch QVGA Display 262K Colors Brilliant LCD Touch Screen Display * Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP * WAP/GPRS/MMS/SMS Support * Built in Camera with Video Recording * Speaker phone - Built-in Hi-Fi 3D stereo speakers * Unique Slide to Unlock Feature * Digital Voice Recorder * Flow Touch Technology * Built in Stylus Pen * MP3 Music and MP3 Ringtones * MP4 Player: Play 3GP/MP4 movies * Image Viewer (store and show your digital photos) * E-Book Reader * Built in Games * Plug and Play. No drivers required * Doubles as a flash drive! Just hook up included USB cable to PC - store data files and songs! * Alarm Clock, Stopwatch, Calculator, & Calendar Functions * Unit Converter (Convert Weight (kg/lb), Length (Km/Mile), etc. * World Clock * Currency Converter * MicroSD Card Support - Up To 2GB * Dimensions & Weight: 4.4 X 2.2 X 0.6 inches, 4.4 oz * Multi Language Support - Supports English and many other languages * Batteries can be charged with charger or via the computer

No Jacket Required
$7.98
Genesis singer/drummer Phil Collins released his third solo album No Jacket Required in January of 1985.
After finishing the 1983/84 Genesis Mama Tour, whilst bandmates Mike Rutherford would concentrate on his polo hobby and Tony Banks would do more soundtrack work, Phil went back to work on his first solo album since 1982's Hello I Must Be Going when he wasn't either playing with Robert Plant, Tina Turner and other artists or producing songs and albums for artists like Howard Jones and Eric Clapton. The No Jacket Required album would once again be co-produced by Phil and Hugh Padgham plus have Daryl Stuermer and The Phoenix Horns returning on guitar and horns respectively and new bass player Leland Sklar.
We begin the album with the upbeat "Sussudio" (which was the album's second single here in the States whilst it was the first single in the UK) which was a deserved #1 hit here in the States for Phil. The bass keyboard line sounds reminiscent to Prince's "1999" and has a great horn riff from The Phoenix Horns and funky guitar from Daryl Stuermer. Next is a rocking track out of "Only You Know and I Know" with stellar keyboard riffs augmented by Daryl's guitars and the horns of the Phoenix Horns. We follow with the atmospheric "Long Long Way to Go" which is one of Phil's best solo tracks. The track features Sting (ex-Police lead singer/bass player/chief songwriter) singing background vocals. Next is another rocker out of "I Don't Wanna Know" which tells about a relationship ending, and having no interest the regrets the woman has in ending the relationship. The stellar guitar here rocks out and Daryl Stuermer co-wrote . We end the first half with Phil's second US #1 hit being the ballad "One More Night" (which was the first single from the album released here in the US) and is one of Phil's best ballads. This track has all great qualities of a ballad and the ending alto sax solo from Don Myrick is one of the best sax solos ever recorded IMHO.
The album's second half starts with the third US single which was another US Top 5 for Phil out of "Don't Lose My Number" which was another great rocking number. This song is one of my all-time favorite Phil tracks and why it was left off of both of his Hits compilations is a mystery (Stuermer's solo here rocked out). Next is another great piece called "Who Said I Would" which is a funky piece with horns (especially Gary Barnacle's wild sax solo), drum machines and synthesizers. We follow with one of my favorites on the album which was another Collins/Stuermer collaboration "Doesn't Anybody Stay Together Anymore" which sounds similar to the work Phil's ex-Genesis bandmate Peter Gabriel did on his third solo album (which Phil played drums on a few years earlier). Next was the track "Inside Out" which was a great mid-tempo rocker and was a huge US rock radio hit (I remember radio stations playing this track alot). The saxophone solo from Don Myrick here was phenomenal. The original album and cassette ended with the US Top 10 hit "Take Me Home" which seems like a ballad about going home but the lyrics were influenced by the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. The chorus was cheerful. Phil's old Genesis bandmate Peter Gabriel and Sting sing the background vocals. On the CD version there is a bonus track out of "We Said Hello Goodbye" which is a ballad. The track was initially a B-side and didn't fit on either the cassette or LP version so they put it at the end of the CD.
No Jacket Required became Phil's first solo album to reach #1 on the US charts (where it reigned for two months) and cement his career as a stellar artist outside of Genesis. To date has sold over 10 million copies in the US alone although many today cry the album sounds pure 1980s.
Highly recommended!