• Tony Levin Road Photo Book a book of bw photographs from concerts, touring, recording, and rehearsing with king crimson. CRIMSON Chronicles vol. 1 the 1980′s, features all the years of the band’s incarnation with Robert Fripp, Bill Bruford, Adrian Belew, and Tony Levin. shot from a vantage point nobody else has – that of the bass player onstage with the band. • Original Music From The TV Series Columbo, except Season One 1968-1972 (bootleg) and Ransom For A Dead Man 1971 (bootleg) • Bangkok Hilton OST by Graeme Revell, except Bangkok Hilton Main Theme • Red Rock West, Witch Hunt, Suspended Animation OST • Vincent Gallo, all vinyl records • David Lynch “Images” images is currently out of print. from the “images” jacket: images shows the progression of Lynch’s avant-garde style of filmmaking – from his very first short films, to his status as the ultimate cult director with Eraserhead, to the commercial successes of The Elephant Man and Blue Velvet, and the creation of his television series Twin Peaks, which made it into – and forever altered – the mainstream. here are many familiar scenes: the gasmasked Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet, the squalling baby from Eraserhead, Dune’s octopus-faced interstellar navigators, Nicholas Cage singing “Love Me Tender” to Laura Dern in Wild At Heart, and Kyle MacLachlan as FBI agent Dale Cooper. much of the book, however, is composed of the images Lynch has kept to himself, and these are as fascinating and possibly more bizarre than any of his films. in addition to the stills from his movies, TV series, and theater work, are private, personal, never-before-seen paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, short works of fiction, and organic art. this is the artwork David creates for himself and his closest friends: photographs of his unusual obsessions from spark plugs and industrial wastelands to dental surgery and bald women, suburban snowmen, and biological artwork, such as “The Fish Kit.” images is a lavish exploration of Lynch’s private world where his restless creativity knows no limits and where the perverse, disturbing, and erotic are the norm. it is an exclusive glimpse into the mind and inner life of a man many consider to be possessed by genius. • David Slusser, except “Delight at the End of the Tunnel”, TZADIK, 1997 • Quentin Tarantino Connection, only 1st press USA, audio CD • Wrapped In Plastic Magazine, all editions • Bif Bang Pow! Bobble Head Angel Batista, 7-Inch Action Figure from Dexter TV series