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CHARLIZE THERON MIXED MEDIA ACRYLIC OIL PAINTING ART FRAMED HUGE 26X22 $59.99 Genuine High Quality 100% Hand-painted Oil Painting on canvas! From pencil sketch to its final stroke, with its brush after brush, this painting took hours and sometimes days of hard work to complete by for myself or our artists for this original masterpiece. The final artwork is then mounted on 3/4 stretcherand |
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Huge Pipe Wave Painting $312.00 This Huge Pipe Wave painting is truly an awesome sight to behold. It has been masterfully hand painted on the island of Bali by Ketut Sumerta, who is an avid fan of surfing. He uses oil paint on canvas to capture the smooth and powerful movement of the wave as it crashes down upon the sea. This evocative piece is one of three identical paintings created by this artist…. |
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Huge Storage Tanks of Aramco Oil Co Photographic Poster Print Huge Storage Tanks of Aramco Oil Co is digitally printed on archival photographic paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for any museum or gallery display. Finding that perfect piece to match your interest and style is easy and within your budget!… |
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THE BODY SHOP *RARE* LIMITED EDITION ORANGE CLOVE HUGE 3.3 OZ. (100 ML.) HOME FRAGRANCE OIL (HFO) SCENTED OIL NEW!! $39.99 THE BODY SHOP *RARE* LIMITED EDITION ORANGE CLOVE HUGE 3.3 OZ. (100 ML.) HOME FRAGRANCE OIL (HFO) SCENTED OIL NEW!! GORGEOUS SCENT & THIS LARGE BOTTLE IS THE EQUIVALENT OF 10 SMALL BOTTLES MAKING IT WORTH $75.00!! GRAB IT HERE FOR LESS!!… |
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THE BODY SHOP *RARE* LIMITED EDITION PUMPKIN NECTARINE HUGE 3.3 OZ. (100 ML.) HOME FRAGRANCE OIL (HFO) SCENTED OIL NEW!! THE BODY SHOP *RARE* LIMITED EDITION PUMPKIN NECTARINE HUGE 3.3 OZ. (100 ML.) HOME FRAGRANCE OIL (HFO) SCENTED OIL NEW!! GORGEOUS SCENT & THIS LARGE BOTTLE IS THE EQUIVALENT OF 10 SMALL BOTTLES MAKING IT WORTH $75.00!! GRAB IT HERE FOR LESS!!… |
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Ffolkes (DVD) $10.74 A gang of international terrorists plant explosive devices on a huge British oil rig, and threaten to detonate them if the gover |
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Huge $15.99 Huge |
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Huge $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Learning, 2. 10 Ft. Tall, 3. Time, 4. Lord of All, 5. Happy Face, 6. Shout It Out, 7. Everywhere at Once, 8. Kids on My Block, 9. Go!, 10. Mighty Fortress Is Our God, A |
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100 Huge Hits Of Reggae $27.99 100 Huge Hits Of Reggae |
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The Big Huge $44.99 Track Listing: 1. Maya, 2. Greatest Friend, 3. Son of Noah’s Brother, 4. Lordly Nightshade, 5. Mountain of God, 6. Cousin Caterpillar, 7. Iron Stone, 8. Douglas Traherne Harding, 9. Circle Is Unbroken |
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Big Huge [Import] $12.99 Although issued as a separate release in the U.S., The Big Huge is actually the second-disc counterpart of Wee Tam. The set appeared as a two-LP package throughout the rest of the world. Understandably, the albums are very similar in structure and content. This quartet incarnation of the Incredible String Band featured primary songwriters Robin Williamson and Mike Heron as well as their significant others, Christina “Liquorice” McKechnie and Rose Simpson. The ISB’s tradition of quirky, and at times atonal, acoustic material is well served by the nine compositions on this platter. The lengthy opening track, “Maya,” foreshadows their less-focused upcoming works I Looked Up and U. Although there are a few moments of brilliant playing, the ambling nature of the song overall makes for difficult consumption during a single sitting. The remainder of the record — while similar in unfettered spirit — contains decidedly more cohesive pieces, a few of which are among the ISB’s most lauded compositions. These include the pastoral “Greatest Friend” and a dirge-like “The Circle Is Unbroken.” “Lordly Nightshade” contains a few 20th century references — such as Hitler, who is likewise mentioned in “Maya.” The minstrel storytelling quality adds an ethereal sense to the darkly toned subject matter. The vocal harmonies throughout The Big Huge are among the quartet’s finest — most notably the four-part division on “The Mountain of God” and the deceptively simple and silly “Cousin Caterpillar.” After several years out of print, Collectors’ Choice Music reissued both Wee Tam and The Big Huge as a double-CD set — including the original LP graphics and lyrics. ~ Lindsay Planer |
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The Huge Hefner Chronicles [PA] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro – (featuring Fat Joe), 2. U Can’t Be Me, 3. D-I-A-M-O-N-D, 4. Don’t Beg, 5. Baby – (featuring Jawz of Life), 6. Good Tyme – (featuring K-Terror/Blake Carrington), 7. I Getz It In, 8. Get Up, 9. It’ll Be Alright – (featuring Novel), 10. When Ur H Ot Ur Hot – (featuring Sadat X/Stacy Epps), 11. I Wanna Leave – (featuring Crawfish), 12. Bad/Good |
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Oil On Canvas $47.99 Oil On Canvas |
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Snake Oil $13.99 Snake Oil |
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The Huge World of Emily Small [Import] $20.99 The Picadilly Line’s sole album is one of the recordings that most epitomizes what has been retrospectively dubbed the “toytown” school of British psychedelia by collectors. That is, the songs bounce along daintily; the vocal emphasis is on high harmonies; the lyrics are sometimes populated with observations of British everyday life and characters, sprinkled with a coat of whimsy; and the arrangements benefit from touches of baroque orchestration. It’s executed here, however, with a fey, twee touch that makes the Zombies’ Odessey and Oracle, for instance, sound rough ‘n’ ready by comparison. It’s thus going to be too light even for some British psychedelic pop enthusiasts, but it’s not quite the most saccharine entry in the genre, though it’s undeniably precious. There’s a folky lightness that keeps this from being too wide-eyed and childish, sometimes sounding a bit like Simon & Garfunkel gone toytown, though with some similarities to both the 1967-era Beatles and ’60s California pop in the vocals and arrangements. The covers of Bob Dylan’s “Visions of Johanna” and the Everly Brothers’ “Gone, Gone, Gone,” however, seem misplaced in these surroundings. The CD reissue adds ten bonus cuts of a similar nature (though they’re sometimes marginally gutsier) and the same level of professionalism, including all three of their non-LP cuts that appeared on singles in 1968. Of these, the one of most interest is “Yellow Rainbow,” as it was written by Graham Nash, then of the Hollies. Unsurprisingly, it sounds much like a Hollies song given a lighter treatment than the Hollies themselves would have; also unsurprisingly, to be a little uncharitable, it’s by far the best track on the CD. ~ Richie Unterberger |
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Super Huge Very Big Hits $10.99 Track Listing: 1. All Star, 2. What I Like About You, 3. Walking on Sunshine, 4. Love Shack, 5. I Love Rock N Roll, 6. Song 2, 7. We Got the Beat, 8. Jump, 9. Lump, 10. Walk Like an Egyptian, 11. Stand, 12. Kids in America |