Disc 1 All In Your Mind Around The World In 80 Days Time Machine Yesterday's Promises Son ... more
Of The Father Where Do Our Children Belong Jericho Suicide Our Song Mamma's Coming Home Move That Wigwam Mr Hobo Come On Over Alright Ma! Oil Fumes And Sea Air Ha...
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The TimeMachine.
A wonderful book that is simply far better than any film could come close to matching.
We follow the adventures of the time traveler, who in the book has no name. Not sure if that was somehow significant to H.G.Wells?
He is trying to convince his friends of the plausibility of time travel and how it exists and so can be moved through. they are unconvinced but unknown to them he has already built a prototype in his conservatory. Later that evening he decides to test it out and off the reader goes on what must be, even today, a wonderful and fresh adventure.
He travels to the year 802,701 A.D. where humans have become timid and only 4ft tall. They are called the Eloi and are prayed upon by cannibalistic Morlocks.
He can not stand by and do nothing but he is fighting the evil Morlocks ...
Advantages: Kurosawa, Mifune, gripping story, impressive Noir direction & acting Disadvantages: None, only maybe for those who dislike subtitled films
Starring:
Toshiro Mifune as Detective Murakami
Takashi Shimura as Detective Sato
Keiko Awaji as Harumi Namaki
Isao Kimura as Yusa
This is an impressive early film from 1949 by brilliant renowned Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, one of the first to star actor Toshiro Mifune with whom he would go on to make many more throughout the span of both their careers. As well as directing this film, he also co-wrote it, and has created a thoroughly gripping, suspenseful and immersive experience as a result.
Stray Dog (original name Nora Inu) grabs you from the moment the opening credits begin, with their distinctive background of a screen-filling close-up of a panting dog's face. A voiceover comes on to explain that it was a very hot day, and then we see a very young (and handsome!) Toshiro Mifune standing before a man at a desk, looking ...
The TimeMachine.
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Author - H.G.Wells.
(1866 - 1946)
Dismiss the original 1960s film from your mind because there are notable differences in the book.
In fact ignore completely the 2002 film which was so removed from the spirit of the book that Wells must have been turning in his grave.
It begins with the nameless 'Time Traveller' conversing with his fellow academics about the theory of a 4th dimension, Time.
He demonstrates with a tiny model which they are sceptical about, all accept Filby, his closest friend.
He proposes to time travel before they next see him.
A week later he is late for his own dinner party, eventually making a startling entrance, dishevelled and agitated.
He takes a seat and a glass of champagne (yes champagne) and begins to recite his story.......,
He travels forward to ...
Product Information for "Stray Anthology 1970-1976 - Time Machine" »
Product details
Title
Stray Anthology 1970-1976
Performer
Time Machine
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Psychedelic
Release Date
21/04/2003
Recomended Retail Price
9.99 GBP
Original Release Year
2003
Label / Distributor
Castle Music / Universal Music
Pieces in Set
2
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
5050159160723
Catalogue Number
CMDDD 607
Additional notes
Album Notes
The anthology TIME MACHINE mines the 1970s output of under-the-radar rock band Stray, featuring 35 tracks from that era from the band who garnered a healthy cult following over five decades of music.
Titles on disc 1
1.
All In Your Mind
2.
Around The World In 80 Days
3.
Time Machine
4.
Yesterday's Promises
5.
Son Of The Father
6.
Where Do Our Children Belong
7.
Jericho
8.
Suicide
9.
Our Song
10.
Mamma's Coming Home
11.
Move That Wigwam
12.
Mr Hobo
13.
Come On Over
14.
Alright Ma
15.
Oil Fumes And Sea Air
16.
Hallelujah
17.
Move It
18.
Mystic Lady
19.
Somebody Called You
20.
Give It Up
21.
Get Out Right Away
22.
Georgia
23.
Stand Up And Be Counted
24.
As Long As You Feel Good
25.
Down Down Down
26.
Woolie
27.
Feel Like I've Been Here Before
28.
Houndini
29.
Fire And Glass
30.
Take It Easy
31.
Percy The Pimp
32.
Buying Time
33.
You Went Away
34.
I Wanna Be Free
35.
One Night In Texas
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