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Consumerism is In
It is Tuesday once again, which means new releases are out and available at your friendly local retailer. Take a gander below to see today's stock of music, film and television to tickle your senses.
CD
The Animals—Retrospective
Dillinger Escape Plan—Miss Machine
Faces—Five Guys Walk Into A Bar
Fuck—Those Are Not My Bongos
Herman's Hermits—Retrospective
The Hives—Tyrannosaurus Hives
Lali Puna—Micronomic
Low—A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief
Sufjan Stevens—Sun Came (extended)
Velvet Teen—Elysium
See the unabridged lists at slatch.com or billboard.com.
DVD
Castle Keep
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
Early Summer
Port of Shadows
Rigoletto
Starsky & Hutch
The Big Bounce
The Goodbye Girl
The Human Stain
The Lion in the Winter
All in the Family: Season 3 (3-Disc)
Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Vol. 2 (2-Disc)
Millennium: Season 1 (6-Disc)
Sealab 2021: Season 1 (2-Disc)
Soap: Season 2 (3-Disc)
Starsky & Hutch: Season 2 (5-Disc)
View the unabridged list at Hacking Netflix.
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