Saturday, November 27, 2010

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Lord be blessed! Amazon, "the largest web-store in the world" , opened its doors in Italy and, to get started today, music lovers have the opportunity to order on site without having to visit the Central American or English and French subsidiaries, or - worse - those languages incomprehensible to us as a German and Japanese.

The decision to land in our country after years of apparent indecision happens to coincide with the current government crisis. Only one case? 's certainly a positive sign. It 's like Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and owner of , would suggest: "Change is coming, and now you can resume normal life and doing business in Italy."

Ultimately, for us who live on the boot opens an immeasurable stock of CDs and music DVDs , a sonic paradise located just around the corner, and you ordered the day after, or at worst 48 hours ; later hold it between your hands ...

And, most importantly, rates .





Here are some of the things I found surfing the web almost listlessly Amazon.it , under "Music":



CD

   

    Lynyrd Skynyrd: Twenty



King Crimson: Islands: Islands - Fortieth Anniversary Edition



Deep Purple: Come Taste The Band



Steven Wilson: Insurgentes



Eddie Vedder: Into the Wild [Soundtrack]



John Mellencamp & T-Bone Burnett: No Better Than This



Kings Of Leon: Come Around Sundown



Porcupine Tree: Recordings



Gentle Giant: Power & the Glory



Mia Martini the music I Turn Around



Elvis: Nelson



From - De Gregori: Work in Progress



Fiorella Mannoia: Time and Harmony (Deluxe Edition)



The Beatles (The Stereo Box Set)







DVD



Leonard Cohen - The Early Years



The Kings Of Rock'N'Roll (3 DVD)



The Legends Jazz (3 DVD)



Feist: Look At What The Light Did Now (DVD+CD)



Take That : Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress



Tommy - The Movie



The Rocky Horror Picture Show



Jesus Christ Superstar



Quadrophenia



Bach - Magnificat And Cantatas



Claudio Abbado Conducts Prokofiev & Tchaikovsky Berg



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