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The Polly Pocket Magic Fashion Stage is a dollhouse and fashion stage in one. Quicker than your child can bat an eyelash, the Magic Fashion Stage goes from handbag-size to a three-story house that showcases Polly's performance skills and quick costume-changing abilities. Glamor lovers ages four and up will surely take to this versatile play set. Polly Pocket Magic Fashion Stage Ages: 4 years and up Requires: Ready to play What We Think Fun factor: Durability: Ease of assembly: Educational factor: Novelty factor: The Good: Compact play set for on-the-go imaginative play The Challenging: Children may need help setting up outfit changes In a Nutshell: Versatile toy allows for hours of glamorous staged play Hit play on the "boom box" when it's time to hit the stage. View larger. The Magic Fashion Stage lets Polly make a dramatic entrance! View larger. Dollhouse and Fashion Stage in One When closed, the Magic Fashion Stage is styled like a boom box. Its compact size is similar to that of a child's lunch box, and it has a convenient carrying handle at the top, so your little stage director can carry it with ease. When it's show time, your child can simply press the "play" button, and the box opens at the front, sides, and top to become a two-story condo. There's a lounge area--complete with loveseat, table, and drinks--where Polly's friends can hang before the show. There's also a bedroom with bunk beds for slumber party fun, and a closet to hang all of Polly's cool Pop 'n Lock fashions. Plus, if you place the Magic Fashion Stage on a hard, stable surface, you can lift the carrying handle to display a rooftop platform. From the platform, Polly can watch over her guests on the ground level, host elaborate parties, and stage shows for her fans. Magic Closet Helps Polly Make a Grand Entrance Because Polly is all about dramatic entrances, she has stocked her Magic Fashion Stage with her four favorite outfits. Just load the doll and a Pop 'n Lock fashion into the dressing room, and then activate to instantly change Polly's outfit and make her appear on stage. Your child will have fun carefully preparing Polly's wardrobe for a quick change in the magic closet. The secret of this closet lies on either side of the curtains, where two robotic arms hold the Pop 'n Lock outfit. When your child closes the stage curtains and presses the thumb buttons, the arms come forward to aid Polly in a synchronized quick change of outfits. Once Polly is dressed for her big debut, pull the handle and elevate her for a rooftop appearance, or draw her forward on a second-story catwalk. Your child will surely want to repeat these dynamic and dramatic scene-shifts again and again. Entertaining Accessories Polly has a number of accessories--including guitar, headset, and stand-up microphone--that will help her make the best of her Magic Fashion Stage. There are also plenty of dresses, shoes, handbags, and more to keep the fashion doll diva content. The set even comes with two of Polly's Cutants companions-- Disco Bat and Frogophone. When the show is over, put Polly and her Cutants friends into the sporty car to speed away from the paparazzi. What's in the Box Pop N' Lock Magic Fashion Stage, Polly Pocket doll, Frogophone figurine, Disco Bat figurine, four dresses, six clothes hangers, two handbags, stage boots, heels, go-go boots, perfume atomizer, guitar, stand up microphone, wireless headset, loveseat, table, three drinks, DVD, and instructions.

Polly™ is the ultimate rock star ready to go on tour with the Magic Fashion Stage and her two Cutants™ friends, Discobat™ and Frogophone™. Just load a Pop 'n Lock™ fashion and Polly™ doll into the dressing room and activate to instantly change her fashion and make Polly™ appear on stage. The Magic Fashion Stage also features a bedroom complete with bunk beds for a slumber party, a lounge area for Polly™ to hang out with her friends before the show, a closet to hang all her cool Pop 'n Lock™fashions and a sporty car to escape the paparazzi after the show! At the end of the performance, close the playset back up for portable play on the go! Includes Polly™ doll and two Cutants™ friends Recommended Ages: 4 years & up

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1. Tick Tick Boom 2. Try It Again 3. You Got It All... Wrong 4. Well All Right! 5. Hey Little World 6. A Stroll Through Hive Manor Corridors 7. Won't Be Long 8. T.H.E.H.I.V.E.S. 9. Return The Favour 10. Giddy Up! 11. Square One Here I Come 12. You Dress Up For Armageddon 13. Puppet On A String 14. Bigger Hole To Fill

It's about time some authority finally declared the Hives the greatest live band in the world. And The Black and White Album, their third U.S. full-length, as a jaw-dropping facsimile of a band leaping and lurching live, three feet from your face. Big backing vocals, propulsive rhythms, and twin-guitar thickness, will have you convinced the Swedish quintet is playing live inside your head. Yes, the trope of "Tick Tick Boom"--Black and White's first single--has come up in rock before (P.O.D., Saliva). But the Hives do the exploding "Boom" thing leaner, Pelle Almquist leading massed-vocal choruses and bright, fist-raised guitars--meshing upstart garage punk and sheer pop style. Black and White spills infectiously catchy singles, with the sing-song, stomping chorus of "Try it Again" ("up and down and round again/You get up, you get down, and you try it again") and maracas, and counter-riffing guitars creating a fab dance-floor vibe with the boom-boom-slap of the drums a perfect backdrop. Then there are the other 12 tunes here, a couple electro-tinged and the rest making a persistent case for these Swedes to be burned on your brain. --Andrew Bartlett

Though the garage-rock boom of the early '00s has long since passed, Sweden's The Hives are among the few to have survived the hype and continued playing their brand of rough, howlin' rock. The quintet has actually found a nice middle ground over the seven years since 2000's Veni Vidi Vicious, gaining respectable appreciation in the U.S. without breaking out huge like it seemed they might. By the sound of The Black And White Album however, they're not content with that. Broader, more adventurous, and sporting production credits from Modest Mouse collaborator Dennis Herring and The Neptunes' Pharrell Williams, Black and White is the band's most nakedly ambitious release. At least half of the record is among their best work to date; lead track "Tick Tock Boom," for instance, is an absolute gas, full of exuberant stomp and rowdy glam. As the record progresses, so too does the experimentation. "T.H.E.H.I.V.E.S." drives their stripped-down rock into new wave territory, like Queen once did on "Another One Bites the Dust" (except Queen pulled it off). Some songs, like the quirky, borderline-ridiculous "Giddy Up!" go off the deep end completely. But like everything The Hives do, the album is interesting even at its worst--and totally fantastic at its best. --Matthew Cooke

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Before the revolutionary rock musical Rent, Jonathan Larson had another story to tell... his own. tick, tick ... BOOM! is a three-chapter pop rock musical about facing crossroads in life and holding on to your dreams that was first produced off Broadway i

An acclaimed three-person musical, tick, tick ... BOOM! is an autobiographical piece from the late Jonathan Larson, the Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer of Rent. Our songbook features 12 tunes from the production: Come to Your Senses * Green Green Dress * Johnny Can't Decide * Louder Than Words * No More * Real Life * See Her Smile * Sugar * Sunday * Therapy * 30/90 * Why.

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 28. Chapters: Yellow Magic Orchestra, Buck-Tick, Perfume, Globe, Fake?, Boom Boom Satellites, I've Sound, Aural Vampire, Coaltar of the Deepers, Capsule, Denki Groove, Schwarz Stein, Xinlisupreme, Soft Ballet, Joujouka, Macdonald Duck Eclair, Puff Dragon, Caia. Excerpt: Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) is a Japanese electronic music band consisting of principal members Haruomi Hosono (bass and keyboards and vocals), Yukihiro Takahashi (drums and lead vocals) and Ryuichi Sakamoto (keyboards and vocals). The group began under the name "Yellow Magic Band" in 1977, and then renamed itself as "Yellow Magic Orchestra" in 1978. The band's former "fourth member" was music programmer Hideki Matsutake. They are often considered influential innovators in the field of popular electronic music. They helped pioneer synthpop and ambient house, helped usher in electronica, anticipated the beats and sounds of electro music, laid the foundations for contemporary J-pop, and contributed to the development of house, techno, and hip hop. More broadly, their influence is evident across many genres of popular music, including electronic dance, ambient music, chiptune, game music, pop, rock, and melodic music. Prior to the group's formation, Sakamoto had been experimenting with electronic music equipment at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, which he entered in 1970, including synthesizers such as the Buchla, Moog, and ARP. At around the same time, Hosono had been involved in the recording of several early electronic rock records, including Yōsui Inoue's folk pop rock album Kōri no Sekai (1973) and Osamu Kitajima's progressive psychedelic rock album Benzaiten (1974), both of which utilized synthesizers, electric guitars, electric bass, and in the latter, electronic drums and rhythm machines. Also around the same time, the band's future "fo...