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Band Chains
Rock Band 2 Custom Chart: Blinded In Chains by Avenged Sevenfold
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3PCS Multi-colour Beautiful Girls Ladies Chain Band Pretty Beads Wrist Watch RQM $0.99 |
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Sterling Silver Band Tuba Charm + 18" Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Trumpet Charm + 18" Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Small Treble Clef Charm + 18"Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Large Treble Clef Charm+18"Chain $19.95 |
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2TONE Chain Style Band Ladies Big Bangle Cuff WATCH $14.99 |
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Sterling Silver Band Sax Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band PIT Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band PIT Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Piano Charm + 18" Chain $23.95 |
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2PCS Beads Stylish Beautiful Girls Ladies Chain Band Pretty Wrist Watch RQJ $0.99 |
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Sterling Silver Band Double Note Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Marching Band Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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KISS Destroyer Band Studded Wallet With Chain $17.99 |
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Braided Wire Band Cartoon Pendant Key Chain Key Ring $7.34 |
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Sterling Silver Band Small Mallets Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Small Round Mallets Charm+18"Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Large Round Mallets Charm+18"Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Large Mallets Charm + 18" Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Mace Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Leadership Team Charm+18" Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Leadership Mommy Charm+18"Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Jazz Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Electric Guitar Charm +18"Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Electric Guitar Charm + 18" Chain $25.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band French Horn Charm + 18" Chain $21.95 |
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Sterling Silver Band Baritone Charm + 18" Chain $19.95 |
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Womens CZ Chain Link Stainless Steel Ring Band Size 7 $4.48 |
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Mens Gothic Wolf Head Animal Bracelet Wrist Band Bangle Chain Xmas Gift $0.99 |
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Sterling Silver Band Drum Major Mom Charm w/18" Chain $21.95 |
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Personalized Keychain or Fridge Magnet - Band - Clarinet Player - Male or Female Customize the print on the keychain or magnet with the clarinet player's name and you've created a unique gift without spending a fortune!... |
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Chain Plates Gold Size: Large $80.00 JMCGL Size: Large Features: -Set of four bone china dinner plates.-Material: Bone china.-Combines formal tableware design with jewelry.-Gold bands, a traditional motif, are re-imagined as chains that loosely follow the outline of each plate. Dimensions: -Small dimensions: 8.5'' H x 8.5'' W.-Large dimensions: 10.5'' H x 10.5'' W.... |
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Chain Plates Gold Size: Small $60.00 JMCGS Size: Small Features: -Set of four bone china dinner plates.-Material: Bone china.-Combines formal tableware design with jewelry.-Gold bands, a traditional motif, are re-imagined as chains that loosely follow the outline of each plate. Dimensions: -Small dimensions: 8.5'' H x 8.5'' W.-Large dimensions: 10.5'' H x 10.5'' W.... |
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Alice in Chains - Greatest Hits $4.49 From 1999's Music Bank box set and its one-CD compilation offshoot, Nothing Safe: The Best of the Box to a 1996 Unplugged CD, the Alice in Chains titles continue to arrive even while the band--and especially reclusive frontman Layne Staley--stagnates. The quartet's heavy, dirgelike music is aging well, but the 10 songs that comprise Greatest Hits are the basic radio hits. Greatest Hits features no... |
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Awakening: Live From Chicago (Live) $8.38 Recorded live over three days in Chicago at Jesus Culture's Awakening 2011 conference, this is Jesus Culture's 6th full-length album. This recording features worship songs by the Jesus Culture Band as well as songs from Jake Hamilton, Kristene DiMarco, and Byran & Katie Torwalt. Awakening: Live From Chicago is highly a anticipated release and is sure to ignite a generation of passionate worship... |
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The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac (2CD) $11.69 Spanning 1975-1997, Fleetwood Mac's most commercially successful era, this collection contains 36 hit singles and favorite album tracks, including ""Go Your Own Way,"" ""Dreams,"" ""You Make Loving Fun,"" ""Rhiannon,"" ""Silver Springs,"" ""Say You Love Me,"" ""Over"My Head,"" ""Tusk,"" ""Don't Stop,"" and ""Hold Me.""No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: FLEETWOOD MACTitle: VERY BES... |
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Mad Season - Live at the Moore [VHS] $9.98 ... |
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The Jesus and Mary Chain: Videos 1985 to 1989 [VHS] $2.98 ... |
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Saturday Night Live: The Complete Third Season, 1977-1978 $10.46 Television history continued to be written in the third year of Saturday Night Live. After a wobbly debut in SNL's second season, Bill Murray got some traction as a performer and America began to see just how brilliant a comedian he truly could be. Dan Aykroyd owned Jimmy Carter with his extraordinary impression of the late-1970s president, and he partnered with Steve Martin three times in Festrun... |
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Alice in Chains - MTV Unplugged $8.53 UNPLUGGED: ALICE IN CHAINS - DVD Movie... |
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These Chains $11.02 On These Chains, renowned instrumentalist Tony Furtado has turned the tables on his own career. Long heralded as one of the finest banjoists progressive bluegrass ever spawned, and highly regarded for his inventive, dizzying, slide guitar playing as well, he's added "singer/songwriter" to his resume on this set. Sure, he's written songs before, and he's no stranger to singing. But until now, Furtado has been regarded primarily as an instrumentalist who indulged other muses. Furtado wrote nine of the 13 tracks here, and collaborated on three others. In addition, there is only one instrumental on the record. Producer and bassist Dusty Wakeman (Lucinda Williams, Dwight Yoakam) assembled a smoking band for the sessions, including drummer Jim Christie, Skip Edwards on keyboards, drummer/percussionist Michael Tempo of the Bonedaddys, and Williams' guitarist Doug Pettibone. Vocalist Gia Ciambotti from Badly Drawn Boy adds backing touches here, as do Kat Maslich and Peter Adams from Eastmountainsouth. The number of styles here is dizzying. The set opens with the title track, a burning electric blues rocker. The cut time shuffle and snarling blend of electric and acoustic guitars underscores the protagonist's tale of terror and darkness. Furtado's banjo enters the fray on "Good Stuff," a rumbling, bass heavy rocker that walks the line between country, bluegrass, and explosive hard rock. But there are introspective moments here too, such as the beautiful "Standing in the Rain," a collaboration with Jules Shear. Driven by an organic weave of acoustic and electric guitars, it's a vulnerable testament of acceptance and redemption wrapped in a love song. "The Prisoner," written with NRBQ's Al Anderson, is a simple, moving country tune; it's wide open and sunny and moving and could be covered by virtually any of the hat kids on CMT, but the restless soul in Furtado's and Anderson's tune is captured in the singer's yearning tenor. The album closes with a moving version of Bob Dylan's "One Too Many Mornings." Shear offers a deeply moving harmony vocal to underscore the sadness and resignation in Furtado's vocal. It's a fitting end to an album that was a long time in coming. Furtado has been full of surprises since 1997's Roll My Blues Away, the album that seemingly began this labyrinthine journey. This is an excellent stop on the road to whatever comes next. Here's hoping he explores it further. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Performers: Michael Tempo - Jaw Harp, Percussion; Jim Christie - Drum Loop, Drums, Percussion; Lee Thornberg - Trombone (Valve), Trumpet; Dusty Wakeman - Vocal Harmony, Harmony Vocals, Bass (Electric), Bass (Acoustic); |
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Chains $23.88 Chains |
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Alice in Chains $7.17 Dispelling rumors of their demise due to Layne Staley's heroin addiction, Alice in Chains is a sonically detailed effort that ranks as their best-produced record, and its best moments are easily some of their most mature music. Alice in Chains relies less on metallic riffs and more on melody and texturally varied arrangements than the group's previous full-length albums, finally integrating some of the more delicate acoustic moods of their EPs. The lyrics deal with familiar AIC subject matter -- despair, misery, loneliness, and disappointment -- but in a more understated fashion, and the lyrics take on more uplifting qualities of toughness and endurance, which were missing from much of their previous work. The consistent visceral impact Alice in Chains lacks in comparison to that previous work is partially made up for by the skilled production and songs like "Grind," "Brush Away," "Over Now," and the hit ballad "Heaven Beside You," which are among the band's best work. Still, in spite of its many virtues, it's hard not to feel a little frustrated with the record, as though, given those qualities, it should have turned out better than it did -- there are some slow spots where the songs are undercrafted and not especially memorable, and those moments can make the band sound uncommitted and distracted. That, in turn, can make the defiance of songs like "Grind" ("you'd be well advised/not to plan my funeral 'fore the body dies") sound more like denial; just when Alice in Chains' music was finally beginning to emerge from the dark side, the intra-band problems became too much to bear and made Alice in Chains the last collection of new material the Staley-fronted AIC would release. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi Performers: Jerry Cantrell - Guitar, Vocals; Layne Staley - Guitar, Vocals; Mike Inez - Bass, Guitar (Bass); Sean Kinney - Drums |
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Chains Chains Chains $19.46 Chains Chains Chains |
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Breaking the Chains $5.58 After vocalist Don Dokken supplied backup belting on the Scorpions' scorcher Blackout, producer Dieter Dierks gave him leftover studio time to produce demos. Guitarist George Lynch, drummer Mick Brown, and bassist Juan Croucier (who immediately left to form Ratt) rounded out the rockin' Dokken. Combining Teutonic thunder with Sunset Strip sensibilities, the band began carving out a comfortable niche in the '80s hair market with this Carrere release, soon remixed and remastered for proper distribution by Elektra. The quartet's debut slings clichés fast and furious, but the shopworn staples seem bearable because the playing is at peak form. Opener "Breaking the Chains" remains a pop/rock perennial (forever linked to the accompanying apocalyptic video wherein Don and the boys, well, break the chains). The remainder of side one, while unremarkable, still sticks to the ribs after only a couple of spins. Side two begins to lag until the sizzling final cut, the live "Paris Is Burning" (originally a studio track called "Paris"), erupts into flames through the phenomenal fretwork of dazzling axe-god Lynch, a legend from an era with no shortage of six-string-heroes. After intense glory in the Headbanger's Ball daze, Dokken splintered into several dysfunctional side projects, tainting the band's solid '80s output. Everything started with this record, which remains an enjoyable, if not essential, slab of competent corporate metal. ~ Whitney Z. Gomes, Rovi Performers: Don Dokken - Guitar, Vocals; George Lynch - Guitar; Juan Croucier - Guitar (Bass), Bass, Vocals; Mick Brown - Drums, Vocals |
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Chains of Babylon $60 In Chains of Babylon, Daryl J. Maeda presents a cultural history of Asian American activism in the late 1960s and early 1970s, showing how the movement created the category of “Asian American” to join Asians of many ethnicities in racial solidarity. Drawing on the Black Power and antiwar movements, Asian American radicals argued that all Asians in the United States should resist assimilation and band together to oppose racism within the country and imperialism abroad.As revealed in Maeda’s in-depth work, the Asian American movement contended that people of all Asian ethnicities in the United States shared a common relationship to oppression and exploitation with each other and with other nonwhite peoples. In the early stages of the civil rights era, the possibility of assimilation was held out to Asian Americans under a model minority myth. Maeda insists that it was only in the disruption of that myth for both African Americans and Asian Americans in the 1960s and 1970s that the full Asian American culture and movement he describes could emerge. Maeda challenges accounts of the post-1968 era as hopelessly divisive by examining how racial and cultural identity enabled Asian Americans to see eye-to-eye with and support other groups of color in their campaigns for social justice. Asian American opposition to the war in Vietnam, unlike that of the broader antiwar movement, was predicated on understanding it as a racial, specifically anti-Asian genocide. Throughout he argues that cultural critiques of racism and imperialism, the twin “chains of Babylon” of the title, informed the construction of a multiethnic Asian American identity committed to interracial and transnational solidarity. |
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Gold Cluster Chains Ring $40 The gold cluster chains ring is bathed in beauty. The ring frontal design of the chain cluster is like nothing youâve ever seen before. The gold plated ring has elastic in its band that gives it a stretchy fit. |
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House of Chains $11.16 Years after a tribal attack on the southern flatlands, Tavore, an Adjunct to the Empress, struggles to train a band of some twelve thousand inexperienced recruits to meet an attack by the forces of her sister, Sha'ik. |
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Freedom and Chains $14.91 Deke Leonard is singer & lead guitarist with Man, Wales' psychedelic music wizards founded in 1968 & still going strong. He has also fronted his own hard rock band & made three solo albums - 'Iceberg', 'Kamikaze', & 'Before Your Very Eyes'. This is a 21 t |
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In Chains $99.99 Erin Clark In Chains - Giclee Print |
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Every Day in Chains $13.28 Crime Desire's "Every Day in Chains" is a four song 12" ep of dark, blistering hardcore, seething with social contempt and morbid imagery. ! Building off the foundation of the band's 2008 Samhain/Amebix/death rock influenced selftitled lp, Crime Desire in |
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Got No Chains $31.19 This isn't exactly a Walkabouts album. Yes, one disc of this two-CD set does offer remastered versions of 15 Walkabouts songs, all sounding better than ever. But it's the other disc that's of even greater interest, those same 15 songs performed by others -- a tribute disc. There are no major names here, the focus is on old Seattle friends such as Terry Lee Hale, the Minus 5, and Gary Heffern, as well as those who've traveled the same route, such as Walter Salas-Humara. What's fascinating is the variety of the interpretations, such as the largely electro take on "Grand Theft Auto" by Chris Cacavas or the melody rewrite of "This Rotten Tree" by the Willard Grant Conspiracy. These are labors of love, there's no doubt about that, and tributes freely offered to a band that's played a significant, if small, part in music since the '80s. It's interesting to compare the originals with these versions. Some are surprising, like a surf "Sundowner" from the Bambi Molesters, Jon Langford's relocation of "Christmas Valley" to his native Wales, or Steve Wynn's eerie carnival atmosphere on "Jack Candy," which simply adds to the song's sense of doom. Experience the way they were first recorded, then hear them refracted through 15 different prisms; it's a great experience. ~ Chris Nickson, Rovi |
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Alice in Chains: Music Bank - The Videos $9.55 Though Alice in Chains has been on hold since the latter part of the '90s due to drug relapses and band arguments, these grunge founders have managed to stay on people's minds. Since riding in on the wave that Kurt Cobain and Nirvana made with the introdu |
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Bigger Cages, Longer Chains $12.78 With Bigger Cages, Longer Chains, the International Noise Conspiracy emerge out of the Scandinavian rock scene as one of the first bands to reap the benefits of the hype surrounding the area. And typical of their fiery attitude, the six songs on the EP are exciting, energetic, and often lifting examples of why the hype is well deserved. The band's approach is often compared to late-'70s-era punk, but these aren't some second-rate Jonathan Richman imitators. What they have in common with those groups is the sheer passion that rings out of every tense bassline and raging chorus; these guys and gals really sound like they love their own music. Never sticking to a genre, they move from pop to punk to R&B without a thought, understanding that whatever benefits, the song is more important than sticking to any conventions. They even cover N.E.R.D.'s "Baby Doll," turning what's a fairly bland track in the hands of its authors into an atmospheric slice of psychedelic pop. The other songs are just as great, offering vicious guitar slashes, fragile vocals, and swirling percussion that often hinges on the solid basslines of Inge Johansson. And "When Words Are Not Working" is a perfect album-ender that jumps back and forth between tense, tightly wound verses and a chorus that bursts open with loud guitars and wailing saxophones. It's nice to see a band who doesn't treat EPs like a dumping ground for lesser material; the only regret at all is that the album isn't longer. Otherwise this is a fantastic sampler of their talents that whets the appetite for more rocking goodness from this Swedish fivesome. ~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi |