The poster came in the mail within the shipping date, but when I tried to put it in the 24 x 36 frame I had, I found out the measurements were off. The poster I received was 22.5 x 34. Great poster and all, but the manufacturer needs to properly measure their posters before release.
Star Wars Episode III: At the end Yoda tells Obi-Wan Kenobi that Qui-Gon Jinn has found a path to immortality?
I don't understand this? Yoda tells Obi-Wan this and then episode Iii Poster he leaves it at that, we are not informed of what he means or anything else. What is this "path to immortality"? Qui Gon Jinn never speaks to Obi-Wan int he film and so I do not understand this phrase very much. Can somebody please just explain what the "Path to immortality" is and if Obi-Wan speaks to Qui-Gon's ghost or what?
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Loved all the music on the show and now I can listen to it over and over! Also got Volume 2, wish there was a Volume 3. For all Gleeks this is a must!
I have already purchased the Glee Soundtracks and now I have to find out that I have to get them on Amazon to get all the bonus songs? Why can’t you make all the songs mp3 so we can by them individually, it’s not fair to us to re-buy the entire album to get the extra songs we can’t find anywhere else. For instance, I’ve looked everywhere, including iTunes for “Leaving on a Jet Plane” to find that it’s here and in order to get it I have to purchase the entire album, seems like a waste of my money since I have the other 17 songs. I checked the other CD’s here without the “bonus” songs and you can purchase those songs individually, it would make since to do the same here. I don’t usually post rants about things on sites like these, but it doesn’t seem fair to the customer, us, to buy a CD we have all but 3 songs of.
The song selections, arrangements and production values are all top-notch. Of particular interest to me was comparing the efforts of this first release as the season progressed into the second portion and appreciating the increased “tightness” of the performances; just what one should expect with any group! If you appreciate good musicianship and performances you won’t be disappointed. And, come on, Lea Michelle and Amber Riley have vocal talents near the top of the curve! What a pleasure this has been to listen to repeatedly.
This excellent first volume of music from the show Glee with its three bonus tracks gives us nothing but excellent music; there’s not a dud in the bunch here! It’s rare that I hear and enjoy so many fine cover songs all on one album–but here they are and I’m very impressed. If you can, try to get this version of the first volume of the music from Glee so that you have the three bonus songs. The quality of the sound is excellent and those liner notes give us the song credits as well as which cast members sing which songs.
“Don’t Stop Believin’” gets the royal treatment from Lea Michele and Cory Monteith; they perform this ballad by Journey with panache and their excellent diction enhances their performance all the more. The musical arrangement is lush with guitars, drums, percussion and that chorus all going full throttle to make this number shine! “Can’t Fight This Feeling” gets a sensitive interpretation from Cory Monteith who makes this tune sound new and fresh. In addition, “Gold Digger” is very well done; this rendition of “Gold Digger” has lots of energy and that beat is awesome! The background vocals sound awesome, too.
“Take a Bow,” a poignant song recorded by Rihanna, features Lea Michele nicely and it’s a major highlight of this album. The piano sounds great in the arrangement, too. And listen for Amber Riley, a star destined to become a superstar, to do “Bust Your Windows” with quite a stunning arrangement. “Bust Your Windows” is not a happy song yet it’s a hauntingly beautiful tune that lingers in my head long after I hear it; I find myself pushing the “repeat” button on my CD player every time I hear Amber do this one up right!
“Taking Chances” is terrific; and “Alone” starts with great music–when Kristen Chenoweth and Matthew Morrison perform it, “Alone” takes flight! “Maybe This Time” gets the royal treatment from Lea Michelle and Kristen Chenoweth–I love it! Moreover, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley and Kevin McHale do a splendid rendition of Freddy Mercury’s “Somebody to Love;” “Somebody to Love” has a chorus that makes it sound even better! “Hate on Me” is a memorable number that Amber Riley aces as effortlessly as if it were mere breathing–but of course we know that Amber’s talent easily carries her through.
“No Air” is quite moving and brilliantly executed; and there’s yet another gem in “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” which features Dianna Agron. The tempo is slightly faster than I’m used to but it still holds its own very well. “Keep Holding On” is very memorable; and their take on Young MC’s “Bust a Move” is excellent. Listen also for Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline” which features Mark Salling singing at his very best. The album then gives us a splendid “Dancing with Myself” featuring Kevin McHale and “Defying Gravity” with Chris Colfer and Lea Michele in the spotlight.
And then we have the three bonus tracks that I love to hear. “I Wanna S** You Up” has a great beat and Matthew Morrison with the rest all deliver this really, REALLY well. The backup vocalists harmonize faultlessly and the music is just right for this number–good percussion in particular. “I Could Have Danced All Night” comes originally from the show “My Fair Lady;” Jayma Mays sings with all her heart and soul and her sophisticated phrasing impresses me to no end. The arrangement makes good use of the strings, too. The album ends with the third bonus track, “Leaving on a Jet Plane” featuring Matthew Morrison; Matthew gives this ballad a most sensitive interpretation and it leaves me wanting more! The guitar playing enhances the music for this last track, too.
Glee: The Music, Volume 1 with its three bonus tracks is a must-have for fans of this show. In fact, this music is so good that even if you’ve never watched the show you will love this album. People who enjoy pop will also want this for their collections.
We love this poster. It looks great in my sons Star Wars room. Thanks
I ordered this poster to take to several conventions to be signed by the various stars of the movie. Poster is a reproduction of the posters hung in theaters, just a bit smaller. I really like it!
amazon.com asked me to write a review. I am happy. They sent me a damaged poster. After just one email, they immediately sent me a new one in perfect shape. No questions asked. I will use this company in the future.