Most Any
Monday, February 8th, 2010
cascada–what hurts the most! [lyrics]
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Most Extreme Airports (DVD) $20.39 This wild release takes a look at some of the most unbelievable airports on Earth, where planes have to land under extreme weather circumstances, on very short runways, and in other strange conditions. The film also discusses how these facilities have … |
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Various Artists – The Ultimate Most Relaxing Jazz Music In The Universe [1/30] $12.71 Description Not Available |
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Ukulele The Most Requested Songs (Paperback) $8.61 Description not available. |
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The Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World…Ever! $11.61 Description Not Available |
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Golla G669 Chico Pink Pouch for Most Hand Held Devices $4.99 Designed in Finland, Golla bags and pouches make carrying your mobile phone or Mp3 player a stylish, colorful fashion opportunity! Golla pouches are more than just an accessory. |
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American Coin Treasures Four Most Famous American Coins Collection $18.99 The four most famous American coins make an historic statement in this nicely mounted collection. This collection includes a protective case and a certificate of authenticity. |
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The Most Relaxing Violin Music in the Universe $12.37 Disc 1:Thas, opera in 3 acts: MeditationViolin Concerto No. 3 in B minor, Op. 61: Andantino quasi allegrettoSonata for violin & piano No. 2 in G major: Blues-ModeratoViolin Concerto in D major, Op. 35: 2. Canzonetta:… |
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More of America`s Most Wanted Recipes (Paperback) $10.77 A second collection of recipes inspired by favorite American restaurant dishes explains how to prepare each at home while saving money and time, in a volume that is complemented by kid-friendly options and dishes for special occasions. Original. |
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Love and Respect The Love She Most Desir (Paperback) $12.11 Description not available. |
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The Most Incredible, Outrageous, Packed-To-The-Gills Bulging-At-The-Seams Sticker Book You’Ve Ever Seen $10.93 Including sticker puzzles, sticker games, sticker jokes, sticker pictures, sticker people, sticker activities and sticker goofiness, plus tricky stickers, this book has more stickers than any other book in its price range. Over 450 stickers. Full … |
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McGraw-Hill’s GED with CD-Rom: The Most Complete and Reliable Study Program for the GED Tests $18.68 Description not available. |
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Various Artists – The Most Romantic Jazz In The Universe $11.87 Description Not Available |
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Fantasma Most Incredible Magic Show Kit $20.05 Entry-level magicians will love Fantasma magic show kit that includes a magic wand that does perform tricks. Kids will learn over 35 magic tricks that will impress their friends. |
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The Most Beautiful Villages Of Scotland $24.96 An unprecedented treasure trove of delightful villages from the land of mist and mystery, of hidden glens and peaceful lochs.In the dramatic landscapes of Scotland, beloved of Romantic poets and composers, lies a wealth of delightful vi… |
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Various Artists – The Ultimate Most Relaxing New Age Music In The Universe $9.67 Description Not Available |
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PSP – Need For Speed: Most Wanted $9.63 255 characters or less! |
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Making the Most of Shade $16.13 Description not available. |
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The 21 Most Effective Prayers Of The Bible (Paperback) $4.94 Want to know how to pray? Use the Word of God as your guide! This easy-to-read volume studies twenty-one heartfelt prayers from the Bible that produced results. The 21 Most Effective Prayers of the Bible speaks to believers of all ages, background… |
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Most Relaxing Classical Music for Weddings In The Universe $12.83 Disc 1:Serenade no 13 in G major, K 525 “Eine kleine Nachtmusik”: 2nd movement, Romanza “Andante”Adagio for Organ and Strings in G minorSerse, HWV 40: Ombra mai fu “Largo”Concerto for Violin in E major, Op. 8 no 1/RV … |
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The Searchers – Most of the Searchers $11.53 Disc 0:No track list availableDisc 1:Sweets for My SweetSugar and SpiceNeedles and PinsDon`t Throw Your Love Away(Ain`t That) Just Like MeSome Day We`re Gonna Love AgainWhen Y… |
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The Most Dangerous Game (Paperback) $3.32 Provides an unabridged selection of the story about a hunt for unusual game on a remote island, along with exercises based on the text. |
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Vinyl ‘Smiles…The Most Beautiful Thing in Life’ Wall Decal $25.35 State: New Jersey Colors: BlackMaterials: Removable Matte Finish Wall Vinyl |
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The most famous Opera Duets $3.95 Description Not Available |
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Very Best Of Ghost Hunters – Vol. 1 Most Bizarre Episodes& Scariest Moments (DVD) $6.93 Description not available. |
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MXC – Most Extreme Elimination Challenge – Season 4 / Season 5 (DVD) $18.8 MXC – MOST EXTREME ELIMINATION CHALLENGE is a Japanese television show in which contestants are eliminated through a series of outrageous stunts that usually take place above water, mud, or other liquids. Collected here are the third and fourth seasons… |
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Kenny G – I`m In The Mood For Love: The Most Romantic Melodies Of All Time * $7.44 Description Not Available |
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MXC – Most Extreme Elimination Challenge – Season 3 (DVD) $14.84 2-Disc Set |
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The Most Decadent Diet Ever! $12.99 |
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Tribute to America’s Most Beautiful Gold Coins (Set of 9) $92.99 The historic designs of these gold coins are available to all collectors as spectacular 3 Mil Gem Proofs. Even more breathtaking than the originals, each Gem Proof comes with a printed history of its design and is framed in a wood case. |
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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (DVD) $5.79 A modern-day female Scrooge gets a taste of Christmas romance in this heartwarming family film from the Hallmark Channel. Jennifer (Brooke Burns) is a stressed-out single mom whose holiday spirit is awakened when her eccentric uncle Ralph (Henry Winkle… |
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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year/Moonlight & Mistletoe/The Christmas Choir (DVD) $9.4 Description not available. |
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MXC – Most Extreme Challenge – Seasons 1 & 2 (DVD) $16.58 2-Disc Set |
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A Heart Most Worthy (Paperback) $10.87 The elegance of Madame Forza`s gown shop is a far cry from the downtrodden North End of Boston. Yet each day Julietta, Annamaria, and Luciana enter the world of the upper class, working on finery for the elite in society. The three beauties each long t… |
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Get the Most from Your Sewing Machine (Paperback) $17.75 Packed with information, advice, projects and photos, Get the Most from your Sewing Machine reveals the amazing feats of creativity that your machine can achieve.Must-read features uncover the exciting potential of your sewing machine, both wit… |
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The Most Dangerous Game- Criterion Collection (DVD) $14.81 Criterion Collection After a shipwreck, a big game hunter washes up on a remote island only to discover that its o |
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Layers: The Complete Guide to Photoshop’s Most Powerful Feature $27.32 Description not available. |
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Motley Crue: The Dirt-Confessions of the World`s Most Notorious Rock Band by Tommy Lee (Paperback) $10.75 Here is the all-inclusive version of the whole glorious, gut-wrenching story of Motley Crue’s life experiences with everything from their heavy drinking, drug use, women, and exploits to their world travels, personal demons and dire consequences. |
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The Most Relaxing Piano Album in the World…Ever! $12.08 Disc 1:Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major (“Elvira Madigan”) K. 467: II. AndantePiano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor (“Moonlight”), Op. 27/2: I. Adagio sostenutoCantata No. 147, “Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben,” BWV 147 (BC… |
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What Matters Most (DVD) $11.56 A film festival favorite and modern-day ROMEO AND JULIET, WHAT MATTERS MOST follows Lucas (Chad Allen), the son of a prominent Texas family who falls for the working-class daughter of a single mother, in spite of his father`s disapproval. However, a tr… |
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America`s Most Wanted Recipes (Paperback) $10.77 Longing to make mac and cheese just like Boston Market`s? Have a hankering for Applebee`s Fiesta Lime Chicken? Look no further, this cookbook is packed with recipes recreating many of the meals at America`s popular chain restaurants. The Cheesecake Fac… |
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Ray Conniff – 16 Most Requested Songs $8.68 Disc 0:No track list available |
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The Most Relaxing Classical Piano Music in the Universe $12.68 Description not available. |
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The Ultimate Most Relaxing Music for Strings In The Universe $6.98 Disc 1:Serenade No. 13 for strings in G major (“Eine kleine Nachtmusik”), K. 525: Romance, AndanteStndchen (“Leise flehen meine Lieder”), song for voice & piano (Schwanengesang), D. 957/4Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64… |
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The Four Things That Matter Most (Hardcover) $15.47 A guide to healing relationships identifies four phrases-”I forgive you,” “Please forgive me,” “Thank you,” and “I love you,”-which when applied according to the author`s recommendations may be able to promote interpersonal harmony and recovery. |
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World`s Most Relaxing Places: Autumn Splendor (DVD) $9.88 Description not available. |
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6 Most Important Decisions You`ll Ever Make $11.43 Description not available. |
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The Most Beautiful Walk in the World (Paperback) $10.09 In this breathtalking guided tour of the most beautiful walks through Paris, including the favorite walking routes of the many acclaimed artists and writers who have called this magical city home, the author recalls his many encounters and adventures i… |
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On Any Sunday $16.96 With narration by co-producer Steve McQueen (who also races in some of its segments), director Bruce Brown (best-known for his poetic surfing documentary, Endless Summer) takes us into the incredibly varied and physically demanding world of motorcycle racing. Shot during a two-year period and edited from over 150 hours of footage, the film sets a new standard in motorcycle racing photography, and the film’s action is enhanced by Dominic Frontiere’s musical score. Along with other types of racing, Moto-Cross racing from the wilds of northern Canada (where wheels have two-inch steel spikes for traction in ice) to the Mojave desert is shown. While some European motorcycle racing is shown, such as the English Trials, most of the film concentrates on the American racing scene. Footage of the day-to-day life of McQueen, sportsman Malcom Smith and champion Mert Lawwill, as they participate in the racing circuit, helps to tie the film together. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi Guide |
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BURGARD,MELINDA MARKS: I CAN DO MOST ANY $15.98 Description not provided. |
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Any Time Now $13.51 {^Any Time Now}, {$the Outfield}’s sixth album, arrives fourteen years after their last proper album (1992′s {^Rockeye}), but if it were judged at a mere sonic level, it would be hard for anybody but the most dedicated fan to peg this as a 2006 release. { |
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By Any Means Necessary $13.57 One of the most promising {\Dirty South} rappers to emerge from the underground during the early 2000s, {$Pastor Troy} nonetheless struggled to retain his footing from album to album after making the major-label leap. {^By Any Means Necessary} is yet more |
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Magnificent Mind At Any Age $16.56 In the self-help guide MAGNIFICENT MIND AT ANY AGE psychiatrist Daniel Amen turns the reader’s attention to the fitness of their brains. Experts now realize the brain can change throughout life. However, most people focus more on achieving flat abdomens t |
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On Any Sunday Revisited $16.96 In 1971, Bruce Brown and his son Dana filmed a documentary featuring the rev and roar of the racetrack. The project was a success, earning the men an Academy award nomination. Twenty-eight years later, the two are back with another ode to speed, On Any Sunday Revisited. While the video features some of the same footage, most of it is entirely new. Brown includes memories from David Aldana, Chuck Palmgren, Sammy Tanner, Met Lawwill, Eddie Mulder, Skip Van Leeuwen, and Gary Nixon. The film explores the making of On Any Sunday with special concentration on star racer Steve McQueen. For fans of the first track epic, On Any Sunday Revisited is a great way to relive the fast-paced drama. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi |
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On Any Sunday II $16.96 In this documentary on motorcycle racing, the sequel to On Any Sunday, interviews with various racing masters are interspersed with races in just about every imaginable environment: dirt, sand, hills, tracks, valleys – everywhere a motorcycle can function. The racing and the interviews make up most of the footage, occasionally complemented by historical shots and a few bloopers. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi |
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Leave Any Information at the Signal $21.61 Ed Ruscha is among the most innovative artists of the last forty years. He is also one of the first Americans to introduce a critique of popular culture and an examination of language into the visual arts. Although he first made his reputation as a painte |
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Legal At Any Age $9.58 A late bloomer, Edmonia Jarrett came to jazz at the age of 57. Legal at any Age is her second album. Her first, Live, Live, Live, also done for MNOP, was released in 1997. At first hearing, the listener may be taken aback by Jarrett’s voice This is not the sweet, pure sounding voice of a dreamy chanteuse. Instead, Jarrett’s low, sort of rough vibrato displays life’s experiences on the vocal chords, much like Carmen McRae toward the end of her career. This emotive quality is quite evident on Edith Piaf’s classic torch song “If You Love Me,” enhanced by the excellent vibes playing of Susan Pascal. The song with the obligatory Latin beat is “How Am I to Know,” which doesn’t lend itself all that well to that rhythmic pattern, despite the valiant percussive efforts of Ernesto Pediangco. Jarrett’s gospel background comes through in the Brook Benton/Clyde Otis “Endlessly.” The highlights of the album are the two duets with the estimable Freddy Cole. Cole and Jarrett sound so good together they should collaborate on a full album of songs. Legal at any Age is loaded with good players, veteran and not so veteran. The two bass players, Andy Simpkins and Buddy Catlett have enough years of jazz-playing experience between them that their mere presence gives the album credibility. Simpkins’ bass is the sole accompaniment to Jarrett’s “Come Rain or Come Shine.” Floyd Standifer, an under-recognized player, displays his muted, lyrical trumpet on “Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams.” Larry Fuller’s softly caressed piano is heard on most cuts. Jarrett got started in the jazz singing business rather late in life. But with her second album, she is making up for lost time. ~ Dave Nathan, Rovi Performers: Susan Pascal – Vibraphone; Andy Simpkins – Bass; Brian Kirk – Drums; Buddy Catlett – Bass; Ernesto Pediangco – Percussion; Floyd Standifer – Trumpet; Freddy Cole – Vocals; Geoff Cooke – Bass; Jim Sisko – Trumpet; Joshua Wolff – Piano; |
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Any Day Now $44.78 Recorded in October of 1968, Any Day Now marks Joan Baez’s first foray into the recording studios of Nashville, armed with an entire program of Bob Dylan’s material and backed by a stellar cast of Music City’s finest session players. Dylan himself, coming out of an imposed exile after a motorcycle crash, had issued only one recording since 1966′s Blonde on Blonde; his low-key “comeback” outing, John Wesley Harding, released in December of 1967, had also been recorded in Nash Vegas with some of the same A-list players. Baez’s interpretations on this double album are simply stellar. Her empathy for the material, her keen understanding of Dylan’s sound world, and her own glorious voice brought another dimension to these 16 songs and, if anything, extended their meanings. There is no greater interpreter of Dylan’s music, and while evidence of that certainly was offered on earlier recordings (such as 1967′s Joan), the verdict was solidified here. The album’s most famous track is “Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word,” and because of the definitive performance of it here, it has basically belonged to Baez ever since. Another fine choice is “Walls of Redwing,” a tune Dylan rarely performed and no one had yet recorded. Baez’s read of “Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” brings its full complexity to the fore. Though Dylan later confessed (after Joan and Bob split) to writing it for his wife, Sara, on the album Desire, there is plenty in the song that alludes to his relationship with Baez. Her version of the song is almost identical in length (11:15 to Dylan’s 11:22) and is utterly beguiling. Likewise, her a cappella approach to “Tears of Rage,” which immediately follows, is a beautiful version with a strangely fascinating placement. The bottom line is that Any Day Now, like Joan and David’s Album, found Baez at an intensely inspirational and creative peak. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Performers: Fred Carter – Mandolin; Hargus “Pig” Robbins – Keyboards; Harold Rugg – Guitar; Jerry Kennedy – Guitar; Jerry Reed – Guitar; Joan Baez – Guitar, Vocals; Johnny Gimble – Violin; Pete Drake – Guitar (Steel); Stephen Stills – Guitar; Tommy Jackson – Violin |
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On Any Sunday (Se) $21.21 With narration by co-producer Steve McQueen (who also races in some of its segments), director Bruce Brown (best-known for his poetic surfing documentary, Endless Summer) takes us into the incredibly varied and physically demanding world of motorcycle racing. Shot during a two-year period and edited from over 150 hours of footage, the film sets a new standard in motorcycle racing photography, and the film’s action is enhanced by Dominic Frontiere’s musical score. Along with other types of racing, Moto-Cross racing from the wilds of northern Canada (where wheels have two-inch steel spikes for traction in ice) to the Mojave desert is shown. While some European motorcycle racing is shown, such as the English Trials, most of the film concentrates on the American racing scene. Footage of the day-to-day life of McQueen, sportsman Malcom Smith and champion Mert Lawwill, as they participate in the racing circuit, helps to tie the film together. Clarke Fountain, Rovi |
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Most Wanted $16.79 To be a reggae “singjay” is to tread something of a treacherous line, and to take some risks that your colleagues don’t: you have to ride the rhythm with the assurance of a deejay (“deejay” being used differently in reggae parlance than in the hip-hop world, where you would be called an MC) while at the same time delivering your rhymes with a certain amount of melodic interest, and on pitch. The British vocalist Chukki Starr had been treading that line with aplomb for roughly 15 years when Most Wanted was released. It’s actually a compilation drawing on material dating back as far as the 1990s, though the songs’ quality and the modern roots vibe are both so consistent that virtually none of these tracks sound dated in any way. Starr has always insisted on chatting in a strictly roots-and-culture style, and his producers’ rhythms reflect that preference; while the digitally clean production and sometimes sharply funky rhythms offer a nod to dancehall trends, the overall feel and the lyrics are both strictly conscious. At least half of the tracks on this collection would count as highlights on any other artist’s release: the nervous rhythm and urgent vocals on “How Me So Real,” the joyful vocal and swinging beat of “Greatest of Dem All,” the spare and heavy one-drop of “Mark of the Beast,” the Bob Marley rhythm reappropriated on “Forever Shall Praise” — not everything on the program rises to the same level as these, but everything at least comes close, making this one of the most exciting and satisfying reggae releases of 2010. ~ Rick Anderson, Rovi Performers: Chris O’Brien – Sequencing; Pierre Bost – Sequencing |
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Any Excuse! (Paperback) $8.86 With the perfect specific excuse for every particular thing that no one wants to do—from dishes to going to work, this is an indispensable guide to shirking It`s not that you can`t do it; you just don`t want to do it! We all try and wriggle out of boring chores like washing up or taking the trash out, but what about the bigger things, like going to work and being a proper responsible grown-up? This guide has those situations covered. How to get out of washing up:  "My goldfish died last week and that piece of carrot floating in there just made me think of him. *cry*" How to get out of going to work: "I did a gig with my KISS tribute band last night and I’ve just discovered I’ve run out of makeup remover." How to get out of being designated driver: "Most people make words out of the registration numbers in front of them, I just make pictures. *squint*" Indulge the big kid in you and arm yourself with this indispensible guide to avoiding. |
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Any Better Time $12.78 On her seventh CD, blues-rocker Christine Santelli shows off her stylistic versatility with a varied program that includes a couple of excursions into country, a nod to New Orleans, a strange and carnivalesuqe number, and plenty of straight-up roots rock. The focus here is on her voice, which is interesting: at its best, it’s a dark, smoky, and richly textured instrument, while at its worst it can be almost painfully scratchy and raw. Santelli’s songwriting is grittily mature, and on highlight tracks like the sultry “Guilty,” the softly gorgeous “Brown Haired Girl,” and the straightforward blues-rock of “Sparrow,” the vulnerability of the lyrics and her intimate vocal delivery come together perfectly. Her sidemen are also worth noting; Tim Tindall’s basslines are self-effacing but utterly perfect on “Butterfly,” and Brian Mitchell’s barrelhouse piano adds a very nice swamp-boogie element to the title track. “Calgary” is built on a minimal and lovely arrangement that showcases Santelli’s voice at its roughest, an effect that detracts from the song in a few places, and the album-closing “On the Farm” sounds almost like a Hee Haw parody. But for the most part, this album is a solid roots rock winner. ~ Rick Anderson, Rovi Performers: Brian John Mitchell – Organ (Pump), Wurlitzer, Celeste, Accordion, Fender Rhodes, Organ (Hammond), Piano; Brian Mitchell – Accordion, Piano; Jason L. Green – Banjo, Guitar; Tim Tindall – Guitarron, Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright); Arthur Neilson – Guitar, Guitar (Baritone); Christine Sanetelli – Guitar, Vocals; Dave Gross – Guitar; Matt Mousseau – Drums; |
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Look Through Any Window 1963-75 $11.16 The Hollies were one of the most successful British groups of the sixties and early seventies and have continued to perform up to the present day. “Look Through Any Window” tells the story of their peak years from 1963 to 1975 when the band clocked up 27 |
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Magnificent Mind at Any Age (Paperback) $10.77 In the self-help guide MAGNIFICENT MIND AT ANY AGE psychiatrist Daniel Amen turns the reader`s attention to the fitness of their brains. Experts now realize the brain can change throughout life. However, most people focus more on achieving flat abdomens than on what "shape" our brains are in. After describing the parts of the brain and their functions and normal brain variations, Dr. Amen helps readers identify their own "type." He names chemicals and behaviors that can harm and those that can help brains and outlines holistic regimens for depression, insomnia, and other disorders. The book includes quizzes and checklists to help readers improve their own brain health. |
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Farther Than Any Man (Paperback) $10.1 In the annals of seafaring and exploration, there is one name that immediately evokes visions of the open ocean, billowing sails, visiting strange, exotic lands previously uncharted, and civilizations never before encountered — Captain James Cook.This is the true story of a legendary man and explorer. Noted modern-day adventurer Martin Dugard, using James Cook`s personal journals, strips away the myths surrounding Cook`s life and portrays his tremendous ambition, intellect, and sheer hardheadedness to rise through the ranks of the Royal Navy — and by his courageous exploits become one of the most enduring figures in naval history.Full or realistic action, lush descriptions of places and events, and fascinating historical characters such as King George III and the soon-to-be-notorious Master William Bligh, Dugard`s gripping account of the life and death of Captain James Cook is a thrilling story of a discoverer hell-bent on going farther than any man. |
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A Rogue by Any Other Name (Paperback) $7.91 Determined to keep his new wife, the very proper Lady Penelope Marbury, away from London`s illicit underworld, the Marquess of Bourne, the owner of London`s most exclusive gaming hell, finds this task quite challenging when Penelope discovers her own desires. Original. |
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The Most $15.2 The Most |
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Any Day Now [Bonus Tracks] $14.38 Recorded in October of 1968, Any Day Now marks Joan Baez’s first foray into the recording studios of Nashville, armed with an entire program of Bob Dylan’s material and backed by a stellar cast of Music City’s finest session players. Dylan himself, coming out of an imposed exile after a motorcycle crash, had issued only one recording since 1966′s Blonde on Blonde; his low-key “comeback” outing, John Wesley Harding, released in December of 1967, had also been recorded in Nash Vegas with some of the same A-list players. Baez’s interpretations on this double album are simply stellar. Her empathy for the material, her keen understanding of Dylan’s sound world, and her own glorious voice brought another dimension to these 16 songs and, if anything, extended their meanings. There is no greater interpreter of Dylan’s music, and while evidence of that certainly was offered on earlier recordings (such as 1967′s Joan), the verdict was solidified here. The album’s most famous track is “Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word,” and because of the definitive performance of it here, it has basically belonged to Baez ever since. Another fine choice is “Walls of Redwing,” a tune Dylan rarely performed and no one had yet recorded. Baez’s read of “Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands” brings its full complexity to the fore. Though Dylan later confessed (after Joan and Bob split) to writing it for his wife, Sara, on the album Desire, there is plenty in the song that alludes to his relationship with Baez. Her version of the song is almost identical in length (11:15 to Dylan’s 11:22) and is utterly beguiling. Likewise, her a cappella approach to “Tears of Rage,” which immediately follows, is a beautiful version with a strangely fascinating placement. The bottom line is that Any Day Now, like Joan and David’s Album, found Baez at an intensely inspirational and creative peak. [The CD issue of the disc includes two bonus tracks, live versions of "Blowin' in the Wind" and "It Ain't Me Babe."] ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Performers: Fred Carter – Mandolin; Hargus “Pig” Robbins – Keyboards; Harold Rugg – Guitar; Jerry Kennedy – Guitar; Jerry Reed – Guitar; Joan Baez – Guitar, Vocals; Johnny Gimble – Violin; Pete Drake – Guitar (Steel); Stephen Stills – Guitar; |
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Killer Tools Any Grit Knockout – KILART30 $65.99 MPN #KILART30. Killer Tools Any Grit Knockout. Most Air Tools products are available for in-store pickup from Advance Auto Parts. |
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The Most Dangerous Man in America $6.99 Rush Limbaugh is the most prominent figure in the conservative movement today. With almost 20 million listeners every week on more than six hundred stations, Limbaugh has a larger media platform than any other individual in the nation. And this is why he is so dangerous.       Despite refusing to uphold even the most basic standards of journalism, Rush has been given an extensive, wide-reaching platform with which to spew his venom. And spew it he does! In this book, author John K. Wilson uses the most damning evidence of all—Rush’s own words—to deliver the ultimate indictment of Limbaugh’s bankrupt ideology and how it embodies the decline of the conservative movement.      Wilson catalogs the world according to Rush—from the political conspiracies to his disdain for scientific evidence and apparent love of racist, sexist, and homophobic stereotypes—and shows how the radio personality poisons any rational political rhetoric with an endless stream of slurs, lies, and intimidation. Most revealingly, the author demonstrates how Limbaugh’s blustering, baseless proclamations and love for savage, personal attacks have had a chilling effect on both parties, as he viciously targets not only liberals but also any Republican who dares question one of his conclusions. Meanwhile, Rush’s viselike grip on the political arena has created a media monster so powerful that even liberal commentators are forced to engage with him and his polarizing discourse.     The Most Dangerous Man in America reveals Rush Limbaugh to be just that.  No matter what you thought about the man before, you will never feel the same way about him again. |