One Contempoary Lounge
Mar 17
2009
2009
One Contempoary Lounge
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 ONE NEW CONTEMPOARY LOUNGE CHAIR Item 3192 New In Box  US $149.00
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 ONE NEW CONTEMPOARY LOUNGE EGG CHAIR Item 3152 NIB US $399.00
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 ONE NEW CONTEMPOARY LOUNGE EGG CHAIR Item 3152 US $399.00
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Dictionary of Paul and His Letters: A Compendium of Contempoary Biblical Scholarship $42.98 The Dictionary of Paul and His Letters is a one-of-a-kind reference work. Following the format of its hightly successful companion volume, the Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, this Dictionary is designed to bring students, teachers, ministers and laypople abreast the established conclusions and significant recent developments in Pauline scholarship.No other single reference work presents as much information focused exclusively on Pauline theology, literature, background and scholarship. In a field that recently has undergone significant shirts in perspective, the Dictionary of Paul and His Letters offers a summa of Paul and Pauline studies. In-depth articles focus on individual theological themes (such as law, resurrection and Son of God), broad theological topics (such as Christology, eschatology and the death of Christ), methods of interpretation (such as rhetorical criticism and social-scientific approaches), background topics (such as apocalypticism, Hellenism and Qumran) and various other subjects specifically related to the scholarly study of Pauline theology and literature (such as early catholicism, the center of Paul's theology, and Paul and his interpreters since F. C. Baur). Separate articles are also devoted to each of the Pauline letters to hermeneutics and to preaching Paul today.The Dictionary of Paul and His Letters takes its place alongside the Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels in presenting the fruit of evangelical New Testament scholarship at the end of the twentieth century--commited to the authority of Scripture, utilizing the best of critical methods, and maintaining dialogue with contemporary scholarship and challenges facing the church. |
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SG MACROECONOMICS A CONTEMPOARY INTRODUCTION $4 No Synopsis Available |
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Wave One Red Lounge Chair $399 The Wave One Lounge Chair brings Italian design and great comfort to your home and office. It's back can be folded down to form a bench, making the Wave One Lounge Chair perfect for entertaining guests. |
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Wave One Brown Lounge Chair $399 The Wave One Lounge Chair brings Italian design and great comfort to your home and office. It's back can be folded down to form a bench, making the Wave One Lounge Chair perfect for entertaining guests. |
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Wave One Black Lounge Chair $399 The Wave One Lounge Chair brings Italian design and great comfort to your home and office. It's back can be folded down to form a bench, making the Wave One Lounge Chair perfect for entertaining guests. |
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Wave One White Lounge Chair $399 The Wave One Lounge Chair brings Italian design and great comfort to your home and office. It's back can be folded down to form a bench, making the Wave One Lounge Chair perfect for entertaining guests. |
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Extra/Ordinary: Craft and Contempoary Art $95.48 Contemporary artists such as Ghada Amer and Clare Twomey have gained international reputations for work that transforms "ordinary" craft media and processes into extraordinary conceptual art, from Amer's monumental stitched paintings to Twomey's large, ceramics-based installations. Despite the amount of attention that curators and gallery owners have paid to these and many other conceptual artists who incorporate craft into their work, few art critics or scholars have explored the historical or conceptual significance of craft in contemporary art. "Extra/Ordinary" takes up that task. Reflecting on what craft has come to mean in recent decades, artists, critics, curators, and scholars develop theories of craft in relation to art, chronicle how "fine art" institutions understand and exhibit craft media, and offer accounts of activist crafting, or craftivism. Some contributors describe generational and institutional changes underway, while others signal new directions for scholarship, considering craft in relation to queer theory, masculinity, and science. Encompassing quilts, ceramics, letterpress books, wallpaper, and textiles, and moving from well-known museums, to home workshops, to political protests, "Extra/Ordinary" is an eclectic introduction to the "craft culture" referenced and celebrated by artists promoting new ways of thinking about the role of craft in contemporary art. |
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Dresser Mirror Contempoary Style in Solid Black Finish $215.56 "Minimalist style meets practical functionality in the Vito collection. Each piece of furniture features straight, modern lines enhanced by kickplates that add a softer touch. This tasteful bedroom collection will provide a calming, comforting atmosphere at the end of a busy day. Dimension: 29.5"W x 1.25"D x 39.5"H Finish: Solid Black Material: Engineered Wood Dresser Mirror Contempoary Style in Solid Black Finish Add contemporary style and clean, sleek lines to your bedroom set with the Vito mirror. The mirror incorporates straight lines and a minimalist design to add style to your dresser without stealing the focus. The frame surrounding the mirror is finished in a sumptuous cherry to match the other items in the Vito bedroom collection. Offers any home a welcoming and warmth atmosphere. With pre-drilled fixing posts for quick and easy mirror attachment to the dresser. Perfect for matching with Vito dresser. Matching dresser is sold separately Also available in Sumptuous Cherry finish. 5-year warranty covering "defects" on furniture parts provided. Item is made in Canada. " |
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Lounge $10 Lounge |
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In The Lounge With... $4.49 In The Lounge With... |
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Into the Lounge $11.87 Into the Lounge |
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Wave One Light Brown Lounge Chair $399 The Wave One Lounge Chair brings Italian design and great comfort to your home and office. It's back can be folded down to form a bench, making the Wave One Lounge Chair perfect for entertaining guests. |
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Departure Lounge: Lounge $8.78 Each volume of the Departure Lounge series, put together by the Petrol subsidiary of EMI, compiles a mildly pleasant mixture of music geared toward the background, much of which is electronic-based, sample-heavy, and provided by a cast that is mostly unknown. Few of the selections are stimulating, but the series as a whole is at least effective in setting a relaxed mood. Notable tracks on Departure Lounge: Lounge (apparently they ran out of ideas for subtitles) include Ulrich Schnauss' "Knuddlemaus" (one of the best on the series), Arkestra One's "Filling It with Sound," Coralie Clément's "Samba de Com Coeur Qui Bat," and Laroca's "Sinbad." ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi Performers: Richard Bridge - Sequencing |
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Mississippi Heat : One Eye Open: Live At Rosa's Lounge C $21.27 Mississippi Heat : One Eye Open: Live At Rosa's Lounge C |
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Poetry Lounge $14.94 This emotionally charged program captures performances by a diverse collection of young, talented poets, slamming their work in front of live audiences at the Poetry Lounge, one of the most celebrated open-mic poetry forums in the country. The program als |
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Starlite Lounge $20.99 Track Listing: 1. Much Too Much, 2. One Wish, 3. Star, 4. Betcha, 5. Somehow, 6. Take Me, 7. Starllight Lounge, 8. Is It Love, 9. What Would You Say, 10. Lonely Girl, 11. Yes My Dear, 12. My Oh My, 13. Take Me (Remix) |
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The Poetry Lounge - $14.99 This emotionally charged program captures performances by a diverse collection of young, talented poets, slamming their work in front of live audiences at the Poetry Lounge, one of the most celebrated open-mic poetry forums in the country. The program also includes advice and instructions from young poets on how to express yourself by writing your own poetry. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi |
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Livin' Lounge $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Get Outta My Gal - Wonderful World of Joey, 2. Private Dick - Donkey, 3. Caravan - The Useless Playboys, 4. Hanging, The - The Lounge Lizards, 5. Just One More - Gallon Drunk, 6. Cannot Not - Andy Prieboy, 7. Portuguese Woman - The Zimmermans, 8. Whiskey, The Moon and Me - Love Jones, 9. Knock'm Down Whiskey - Buster Poindexter, 10. Confabulations - Everlounge, 11. Eurotrash - Baby Steps, 12. Girl in a Martini Glass (The Menaced Stripper) - Vice Royals, 13. Springtime - Too Free Stooges, 14. Summertime - Friends of Dean Martinez |
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Astro Lounge $7.94 Based on their infectious summer single "Walking on the Sun," it was easy to dismiss Smash Mouth as a one-hit wonder, since it was hard to believe that they'd be able to top that sun-kissed delight that was easily the highlight of their debut, Fush Yu Mang. Perhaps that's why their second record, Astro Lounge, feels like such a surprise, since it carries through on the promise of "Walking on the Sun." Like Sugar Ray -- a fellow veteran of the ska-punk underworld who delivered a follow-up that owed more to melodic pop and new wave than its hit predecessor -- Smash Mouth have created an album that is unabashedly fun, catchy, and lightweight, the ideal music for a car radio or a day at the beach. It's true that nothing on Astro Lounge is as immediately grabbing as "Walking on the Sun," but every song shares the same party-ready mentality and irresistible, trashy AM-radio vibe. No, nothing on Astro Lounge is particularly deep, but it's all good fun and it never disappoints -- which is quite a remarkable feat, since one-hit wonders rarely deliver a second album that betters their first. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Performers: Eric Valentine - Vibraphone, Keyboards; Greg Camp - Vocals, Guitar; John Gove - Trombone; Kevin Coleman - Drums; Michael Klooster - Keyboards; Paul DeLisle - Vocals, Bass; Steve Harwell - Vocals |
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Trees Lounge $9.56 Rated: RSynopsis: Character actor Steve Buscemi made his debut as a writer and director with this serio-comic tale of a guy who is going through something but doesn't know just what it is. Tommy is a 31-year-old auto mechanic who lost his last job after "borrowing" $1500 from the cash register and heading to Atlantic City, where he wasted no time in losing it all at the tables. The fact that he can't get his own car to run isn't impressing any prospective employers, so Tommy spends much of his time at the Trees Lounge, a local watering hole (Tommy conveniently lives in an apartment upstairs). Eventually Tommy lands some work driving an ice cream truck and becomes reacquainted with his niece, Debbie (Chloe Sevigny), who has just turned 17. When they half-heartedly fall into a romance, it's just one more thing for Tommy to be confused about. Buscemi draws upon a rich cast of supporitng actors, including Elizabeth Bracco, Anthony LaPaglia, Carol Kane, Debi Mazar, Samuel L. Jackson, and Mimi Rogers. Chicago Sun-Times1/2Trees Lounge doesn't paint a depressing portrait of Tommy, just a realistic one. Roger EbertPRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1)Presentation: Pan & ScanFeatures: Audio commentary by Steve Buscemi; original theatrical trailer; Trees Lounge music video.Language: EnglishSubTitles: EnglishTime: 1 Hour 34 Minutes |
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Departure Lounge: Lounge [Remaster] [Slipcase] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Samba de Mon Coeur Qui Bat - Coralie Cl?ment, 2. Happy Here (Thinking About You) - Danmass, 3. Butterfly - Her Majesty's Sound, 4. Filling It With Sound - Arkestra One, 5. Para Don Alonso - Madrid de Los Austrias, 6. Ya No - Sara Valenzuela, 7. Sheriff, The - Fila Brazillia, 8. Morning Star - Flunk (Parliavox remix), 9. Sinbad - Laroca, 10. Tomorrow - Malena P?rez, 11. I Am - Jeff Bennett's Lounge Experience, 12. Knuddelmaus - Ulrich Schnauss |
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In the Guru Lounge $14.38 In the Guru Lounge is a brand-spanking new studio album by Guru Guru, and what a strange creature it is. It features 14 new tracks with a lineup that includes drummer Mani Neumeier, guitarist and reedist Roland Schaeffer, Luigi Archetti on guitar, and bassist Peter Kühmstedt. Everybody in this band sings. There are also a number of guest appearances here, including Hans Reffert on guitar and lap steel, and a pair of vocalists: Lisa Kraus sings on "Cool Baby" and "At the Guru Lounge," and Etsuko Watanabe sings on "Tokyo Girl" (the strange and beautiful opening track) and "Bo Altai." Here elements of funk, slide guitar blues, space rock, lounge music, warped torch songs, and (of course) spaced-out Krautrock weave and wend, move and swirl around the mix. These folks take their camp seriously and it feels like it. This is nearly indescribable music, which is indeed a compliment. Song structures juxtapose against a serious need to improvise and stretch -- give a listen to "Bo Altai" and "Pow Wow" during the album's first half, where free jazz, funk, Native American-styled chant, and Delta blues beat each other into submission and the music gets all the wilder as a result. The second half of this set is devoted to the seven-part "Guru Lounge Suite." This is the place where time ceases to matter and space is the place, though it is also held within the tension of these tunes. On part one, "Cool, Baby," saxophones and slippery laid-back funk grooves shimmer and whisper as wordless vocals, Indian stringed instruments, and various percussion elements find their way into the mix, easing their way in before the suite explodes into full-blown jazzed-up Krautrock excess with "Expressions." The tribute to Rahsaan Roland Kirk ("Kirk It, Roland") is one of the set's finer moments, with a loose and spooky funk groove driving the cut into oblivion before skronk guitars paint the spaces and the tempo picks up into a blur as the saxophones bleat and the vocalist tries to keep up. Ultimately, this is a recording that gives up its secrets slowly, but the effort to listen and find the linear path through In the Guru Lounge is a rewarding one. Comparing this recording to Guru Guru's older work isn't fair. This needs to be taken for what it is, and as such, it's a fine and labyrinthine listen. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Performers: Hans Reffert - Lap Steel Guitar, Vocals, Guitar; Lisa Kraus - Vocals; Luigi Archetti - Guitar, Vocals; Mani Neumeier - Roland Synthesizer, Percussion, Vocals; Peter Kuhmstedt - Vocals, Bass; |
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Black Lounge: Buddha Lounge Renditions of Metallica $9.28 11 Metallica classics head East for a spiritual transformation into awesome Buddha lounge versions.Mystical reinterpretations of 'Enter Sandman', 'Welcome Home' (Sanitarium), 'One', 'Nothing Else Matters' and more. Metallica fans won't be able to resist |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - Driftwood $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in driftwood is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - Brown $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in brown is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - Green $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in green is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - White $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in white is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - Cedar $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in cedar is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Eagle One Recycled Plastic Security Box For Avalon Lounge - Black $94.29 This Eagle One Security Box for Avalon Chaise Lounge in black is perfect for keeping your valuables locked up when you are lounging by the pool. The Security Box for Avalon Lounge is constructed of 100 percent recycled plastic lumber. All Eagle One security boxes are virtually care free for indoor and outdoor use. Providing you with years of maintenance free outdoor living, Eagle One patio furniture is perfect for any outdoor setting. Price includes Security Box ONLY, Chaise Lounge not included. |
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Vol. 7-City Lounge $30.36 2010 four CD collection. City Lounge 7 is the next installment in this cult series which has already sold thousands of copies worldwide. This compilation promises to be one of the best of its genre, welcoming Lounge Music new talents coming from the fanc |
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The Ultra Lounge $13.57 Water Music's (not to be confused with Water Records) double-disc Ultra Lounge comp is pretty much standard issue, but there are some truly fun moments here and nothing whatsoever is offensive (how often can you say that about a double-disc electronica compilation?).There is ambient and midtempo jazz house here as well downtempo, chillout, and minimal techno, to name a few of the styles, and nothing here really grooves above a summery simmer. Lemon Jelly's "95 A.K.A. Make Things Right" is a nice easy way to start things off with its lush textures and multidimensional atmospherics; Vanessa Daou's (when was the last time you heard that name?) "Passed" is beautiful in this context, as is Nitin Sawhney's shimmery "Sunset." Blue Smitty's remix of Lawrence Welk's read of "Blue Velvet" is strictly outer space groove. Jens Buchert's wildly exotic "Mélange Eléctrique" with its doussn'gouni loop is a great touch. Disc two starts off a little predictably with "Moods," a jazz house track full of a Milt Jackson vibraphone loop, but Tosca's spaced-out backdoor move on "Rondo Acapricio," digs the second disc into the tapestry well, as does the Thievery Corporation's space-and-rhythm remix of Bebel Gilberto's "Cada Beijo." The slippery futuristic electro-jazz-funk of Lemongrass' (Roland Voss) "Sync It Up to Love," is a left turn, but a good one, with his female vocalist doing her best Ruth Copeland. The sheer Andalusian/Gypsy feel of Andrew Kremer's and Mariana Murdocco's "Vuelvo" is almost a scene stealer. There is something here for almost anyone in the ultra lounge frame of mind here. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi |
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Trees Lounge - $12.99 Character actor Steve Buscemi made his debut as a writer and director with this seriocomic tale of a guy who is going through something but doesn't know just what it is. Tommy is a 31-year-old auto mechanic who lost his last job after "borrowing" 1,500 dollars from the cash register and heading to Atlantic City, where he wasted no time losing it all at the tables. The fact that he can't get his own car to run isn't impressing any prospective employers, so Tommy spends much of his time at the Trees Lounge, a local watering hole conveniently located downstairs from his apartment. Eventually Tommy lands some work driving an ice cream truck and becomes acquainted with his ex-girlfriend's 17-year-old niece, Debbie (Chlo? Sevigny). When they half-heartedly fall into a romance, it's just one more thing for Tommy to be confused about. Buscemi draws upon a rich cast of supporting actors, including Elizabeth Bracco, Anthony LaPaglia, Carol Kane, Debi Mazar, Samuel L. Jackson, and Mimi Rogers. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Shanghai Lounge: The Finest Lounge Music $15.99 2010 two CD collection. Since 2003, the Shanghai Lounge series has become the High Note label's identifiable trademark, drawing the city look of Shanghai with modern and traditional touches in Downtempo and Trip-Hop tunes. The Best Of Shanghai Lounge collects 15 of the best tracks from the first five volumes on Disc One. On Disc Two, High Note has invited German duo Club des Belugas, JoJo Effect, Cayetano, Tape Five, Amp Fiddler (with Corinne Bailey Rae) and others to participate on this special release. 29 tracks. Performers: Anne Schnell - Vocals; Antonio Guedes - Guitar (Acoustic); Jennifer Kim - Vocals; Lorella Santini - Vocals; Paola Fortini - Vocals; Pat Appleton - Vocals; Tomoko Miwa - Vocals; Zeebee - Vocals |
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