For Rising Sun TVXQ teamed up with such well-known musicians as Yoo Young Jin, Kenzie, Hwang Sung Je and All-4-one member Jamie Jones. The result is 12 hit songs including principal track "Rising Sun" (Track 3).
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The titular track Girls' Generation (Track 1) is a remake of Lee Seung Chul's 1989 hit of the same name. Rearranged by accomplished composer Kenzie, the song appeals to both young and older generations, offering tunes reminiscent of the 1980s and full of youthful energy and funk. Other noteworthy tracks include the lively, rhythmic Ooh La-La! (Track 2) composed by Lee Jae Myung, house dance number Kissing You (Track 5), and Baby Baby (Track 3), a sweet confession of love written by Hwang Sung Je, whose previous works include BoA's "Atlantis Girl". Also, lyrical ballads such as Tears (Track 7) and Complete (Track 4) offer the group's nine colorful vocals in perfect transparent harmony. Girls' Generation aims to be a new generation representing all generations.
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The titular track Girls' Generation (Track 1) is a remake of Lee Seung Chul's 1989 hit of the same name. Rearranged by accomplished composer Kenzie, the song appeals to both young and older generations, offering tunes reminiscent of the 1980s and full of youthful energy and funk. Other noteworthy tracks include the lively, rhythmic Ooh La-La! (Track 2) composed by Lee Jae Myung, house dance number Kissing You (Track 5), and Baby Baby (Track 3), a sweet confession of love written by Hwang Sung Je, whose previous works include BoA's "Atlantis Girl". Also, lyrical ballads such as Tears (Track 7) and Complete (Track 4) offer the group's nine colorful vocals in perfect transparent harmony. Adding to the original track list are Kissing You (Track 12), "Let's Go Girls' Generation - Long Version" (Track 13) and "Let's Go Girls' Generation - Short Version" (Track 14). Girls' Generation aims to be a new generation representing all generations.
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Note: The SHINee World is available in two versions (A and B) - each featuring a unique album cover and a different set of booklet pictures.
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SHINee's new single Amigo comes with double meaning. In Spanish, the title means "friend", and in Korean, it is a shortened version of "You suffer if you love a beautiful woman". Once again a collaboration with Xperimental Music, Amigo is a groovy, beat-heavy dance track written by Yoo Young Jin, who also wrote the group's earlier The SHINee World (doo-bop) and ROMANTIC. The other two new tracks are Forever or Never and a remix version of Love Should Go On featuring rap from Min Ho and Key. All their SHINee World hits like Love Like Oxygen, urban R&B number One For Me, and Jong Hyun's solo track Y Si Fuera Ella are also included in this repackage album.
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This edition comes with a deluxe 44-page photo booklet.
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Finally, the wait is over! Korea's sensational boy band Dong Bang Shin Ki releases their fourth full-length Korean album Mirotic, much to the excitement of fans who have been waiting patiently for almost two years. The album's title Mirotic comes from the Korean word "miro" (which means "maze") and the English suffix "-tic"; together, the title is intended to mean being warped into the depths of a labyrinth. Returning to K-pop after two years of working primarily in Japan, the boys reel out their masculine appeal with powerful beats and memorable tunes. Speaking of sending love energy to an attractive girl, the album's title song Mirotic (Track 1) is a reverse-beat dance number for which TVXQ collaborated with renowned Scandinavian songwriters Remee and Thomas Troelsen (the producing team behind BoA's American debut song Eat You Up) and famous dance choreographer Kenny Wormald, who previously worked with big names like Justin Timberlake, Chris Brown, and Christina Aguilera.
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This release comes with a small foldout photo diary.
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Note: The album back cover comes in 1 of 5 randomly selected designs featuring a solo member photo.
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This edition comes with extras including behind-the-scenes footage from Dong Bang Shin Ki's nationwide Arena Tour.
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A.N.JELL may be a fictional band, but their songs are plenty real and two of them, "Still" (Track 8) and "Promise" (Track 9), are featured in the drama's soundtrack. FTIsland's version of "Still" (Track 1) plus Lee Hong Ki and Jung Yong Hwa's version of "Promise" are also included, along with two solos from Park Shin Hye and a duet by Miss $ and former FTIsland member Won Bin! Songwriter Han Sung Ho, who has contributed to the soundtracks of hit K-dramas like Lovers and Brilliant Legacy, and producer Park Se Joon teamed up to produce the 11-track You're Beautiful OST.
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Though Chae Ok never flinches in the face of adversity, she is lost when it comes to matters of love. Her relationship with Hwangbo Yoon (Lee Seo Jin), her superior and the master of her household, is close but complicated; though Yoon has long been in love with Chae Ok, they are held back by class differences. While investigating a group of rebels, the undercover Chae Ok finds herself falling for the charismatic gang leader Jang Sung Baek (Kim Min Joon). Torn between her attraction for Sung Baek and her loyalty to Joon, Chae Ok's decision will not only change her life, but also affect the fate of the dynasty itself.
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Following the great success of the first soundtrack, You're Beautiful OST Part 2 has arrived with more hit songs from the drama. Leading man Jang Keun Suk sings two songs for the soundtrack, the gentle ballad Good Bye and his rendition of the popular insert song "Without Words" (Track 2). Park Shin Hye offers an alternative acoustic version of Lovely Day as well. The original Park Sang Woo version of "A Song For the Fool" (Track 1), the song Shin Woo (Jung Yong Hwa) sings to Mi Nam (Park Shin Hye) in the studio, is also included in the soundtrack.
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In late Qing dynasty China, Hong Po Kei (Sheren Tang) is married to Wuxi rice merchant Chiang Kiu (Yueh Hua) as his fourth wife. Po Kei's presence is deemed a serious threat by first wife Yan Fung Yee (Susan Tse), whose son Bit Man (Pierre Ngo) is looking to inherit the family business. However, later when Chiang is on his deathbed, he entrusts the rice business to the wise Po Kei - she would temporarily take charge of the rice shop until she finds a suitable successor for him. That causes a struggle for power within the Chiang family, as Po Kei must withstand the attacks of Fung Yee and second wife Pang Giu (Kiki Sheung), while helping the good son Bit Ching (Ron Ng) step up as the Chiangs' heir. Meanwhile, she has to deal with a crafty coolie at the rice shop named Chai Kau, who repeatedly challenges her to seek revenge for his mistreatment by the Chiang family.
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Once struck in the head by thunder, detective Yue Chi Long (Roger Kwok) has developed a psychic power giving him flashes of clues in his head whenever he touches an article related to a criminal case. Despite this gift, he doesn't get along with his supervisor, so he is sent to the D.I.E. team, whose main purpose is to accommodate those cops unwanted by their original divisions. Together with his new teammates, Chi Long has cracked many "dead" cases using his clairvoyant abilities. Blessed at work but cursed in love, he finds himself in a romantic triangle with Ying Ching Ching (Sonija Kwok) and Shing Ka Tsun (Ma Kwok Ming). One day, Ching Ching is shocked to discover that Chi Long is being dogged by a female ghost (Kitty Yuen)...
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The production team of this drama was also the most formidable one that could be gathered in Hong Kong at the time. The director was Wong Tim Lam, a famous filmmaker since the 1950s and recently he got nominated for the Best Supporting Actor in the Golden Horse Awards 2005 for Election. The now renowned producer Wai Ka Fai served as the scriptwriter, and Ching Siu Tung, action director for popular movies such as House of Flying Daggers, was responsible for the action choreography in The Return of the Condor Heroes. The combined efforts of the outstanding production team and the irreplaceable cast made this version the best-received one among all the TV adaptations of The Return of the Condor Heroes.
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Hong Kong Version DVD comes with the original Cantonese version and the Mandarin dub. It also comes with 23 minutes of English-subtitled extras, including making-of and director & cast interviews.
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Standard Edition comes with a randomly selected photo card.
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This 3-Disc English-subtitled Edition includes a 30-page photobook.
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Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Michael Miu, Felix Wong, and another future movie star, Francis Ng, are among the seven sons sent to fight the Liao invaders, while Ken Tong plays the Song prince. Carina Lau, Kiki Sheung, Teresa Mo, Mimi Kung, Tse Ling, Margie Tsang, Kathy Chow, and Sharon Yang take up arms as the brave women of Yang who ride to war in their fallen husbands' and brothers' places. Adding a fantastical twist to the oft-sung tale, The Yang's Saga brings heaven to earth with Chow Yun Fat playing a deity whose mischief begets tragedy for the Yangs. Other faces in the crowd include Maggie Cheung Man Yuk, Carol Cheng, Alex Man, Ng Man Tat, Angie Chiu, Liza Wang, Maggie Siu, Jamie Chik, and Michael Tao. Off-screen, Leslie Cheung sang the drama's classic theme song, and the director of the series was none other than acclaimed film director Johnnie To.
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This edition comes with three hours of English-subtitled special features and a 10-page song lyrics booklet.
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Note: This album is available with 2 different covers. Customers who purchase this album will have one of the available covers selected for them at random.
$12.99

This edition comes with two DVDs, a bonus making-of feature, and a 52-page photobook.
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This edition comes with making of, a music video, and a trailer.
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To exterminate the clan of salt smugglers at the Tau's Fort, anti-smuggling official Nip Chi Yuen (Steven Ma) goes undercover and is befriended by Tau Sing Suet (Tavia Yeung), daughter of the head smuggler. One day, the Qing army raids the Fort, leaving Sing Suet badly wounded and separated from the others in the ensuing chaos. Fortunately, she is rescued by Wu Ting Hin (Raymond Wong), the wise but ill son of a wealthy salt merchant. Ting Hin puts her up and helps her to look for her family. Then, Sing Suet is horrified to see the lifeless bodies of her parents hanging in the town center, and the official standing next to them, warning the public not to deal with salt smugglers is none other than her lover, Chi Yuen! Meanwhile, Ting Hin finds his pity for Sing Suet sublimated into love...
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Note: This item does not include a poster.
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This edition comes with 59 minutes of English-subtitled special features including interview and commentary with Kim Sun Ah.
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Following the great success of the first soundtrack, You're Beautiful OST Part 2 has arrived with more hit songs from the drama. Leading man Jang Keun Suk sings two songs for the soundtrack, the gentle ballad Good Bye and his rendition of the popular insert song "Without Words" (Track 2). Park Shin Hye offers an alternative acoustic version of Lovely Day as well. The original Park Sang Woo version of "A Song For the Fool" (Track 1), the song Shin Woo (Jung Yong Hwa) sings to Mi Nam (Park Shin Hye) in the studio, is also included in the soundtrack.
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Deeply impacted by the death of his girlfriend (Gigi Leung), Dr. Wong-Po Fun (Nick Cheung) follows in her footsteps to join the international humanitarian organization "Life Force" to help saving lives in Africa. Returning to Hong Kong with a changed outlook on life, Fun opens a clinic called "Lung Shing Medical Center" to help the poor. Aspiring young doctor Tsai Bak Heng (Raymond Lam) works in his father's private hospital, but finds his ideal and passion out of tune with the profit-oriented system of the hospital, so he jumps ship to join Fun's Lung Shing instead. Conflicts soon arise between the two talented doctors as Heng struggles to adapt to Fun's unorthodox methods and principles, which often cross the line of what's deemed "right". In time, Heng realizes the true meaning of being a doctor. But even a doctor could feel weak and helpless sometimes in the face of the daunting challenges of life...
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GFS air crewman officer Ko Ho Fung (Ekin Cheng) and his partner, pilot Yip Ching Wan (Bowie Lam) are responsible for the training of cadets Sze Chor Kei (Linda Chung) and Chiang Kar Nok (Lai Lok Yi), respectively. Outside of their profession, the flying duo has to tackle more than their fair share of challenges in relationships and family issues, too. The career-minded Fung often leaves his girlfriend, Hong Yau Lam (Charmaine Sheh), feeling neglected, and she gradually finds herself attracted to Wan instead. The GFS heroes are Always Ready to go up in the sky and down in the sea to rescue people's lives. But can they rescue their own?
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Bright and optimistic Japanese teenager Hana (Park Shin Hye) lives at a small hot springs inn owned by her mother. When her mother decides to marry a Korean man, she tries her best to reach out to her odd, introverted stepbrother-to-be Yun Suh (Lee Wan), who likes to walk barefoot in the snow. He rebuffs her initial efforts, but her cheer eventually wins him over. With their parents on honeymoon, Hana and Yun Suh stand up to Hana's spiteful aunt (Chung Kim) and cousin Maya (Asami Reina) together, and the two develop an increasingly close relationship over time. Yun Suh is forward in his love for Hana, but despite feeling the same way, she cannot accept a sibling romance. After graduating high school, she leaves for Tokyo with her admirer Asahi Uchida (Fujiwara Ryu), and loses contact with Yun Suh. Years later, Hana, Yun Suh, and Maya meet again. Time has led them down very different roads, but the love and the rivalry remain the same.
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Under the leadership of Sheung Ching Tong (Kwok Fung), the renowned Wui Yau Safety Service Agency in Hangzhou earns respect from officials, businessmen, and triads across the country. When the honor-loving patriarch of the Sheung family decides to buy himself an official position, he discovers to his dismay that the agency is actually on the verge of bankruptcy due to corruption within the ranks. In a fury, Ching Tong orders his righteous adopted son Sheung Chi (Steven Ma) to recover the debts. This causes great disputes in Wui Yau, and Chi incurs the animosity of many in the agency, especially his eldest brother Sheung Chung (Wayne Lai), who won't let anyone stand in his way to succeed his father as the master of the agency...
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The lone survivor of a once-renowned political family fallen to the persecution of its enemies, Chai Bak Chuen (Moses Chan) struggles to live on in despair. By a twist of fate he is given the chance to work in Ding Fung Shing, the biggest money shop in Shanxi, as the apprentice of its owner Kiu Boon Yip (David Chiang). Chuen falls for the exotic beauty Kova (Sonija Kwok), but is held back from confessing his love due to a sense of inferiority. On the other hand, Yip's second daughter Kiu Tsun (Tavia Yeung) is in love with the military minister's son Cheung Shung Man (Steven Ma), but their relationship hits a rocky patch when Man is called in to investigate the illicit businesses of Ding Fung Shing. Meanwhile, Ding Fung Shing is faced with the threats of the vengeful former manager Cho Yue Tai (Lau Dan) and the constant extortion by the imperial court...
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Idealistic law firm new recruit Kwan (Kenneth Ma) is this maverick lawyer who won't shy away from using tricks in court if it means to uphold justice. Most of his colleagues avoid him, though, and only adviser Ming (Sammul Chan) admires and befriends him. Coming from a humble family background, Kwan doesn't like fellow lawyer Lei (Ella Koon), the spoiled daughter of a rich tycoon. The dislike is mutual, resulting in endless squabbles whenever they have to collaborate on cases. But when Lei begins to fall for Kwan, she is paired up with Ming instead to help her family business. Ming, on the other hand, learns that his ex-girlfriend Yuk (Selena Li) is pregnant with his child...
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Note: Poster not included with the album.
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Set in 1941 on the eve of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the big-budget period action thriller revolves around American spy Paul Soames (John Cusack), who arrives in Japanese-occupied Shanghai to investigate the mysterious murder of his friend. His quest for the truth ultimately leads him to Shanghai's underworld kingpin Anthony Lan-Ting (Chow Yun Fat), who has some suspicious dealings with Japanese intelligence officer, Captain Tanaka (Watanabe Ken). Falling for the powerful mob boss's beautiful wife Anna (Gong Li), Paul finds himself in grave danger as he gets entangled in an intricate web of lies and conspiracies...
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The central conflict in Beyond the Realm of Conscience lies between Lau Sam Ho (Charmaine Sheh) and Yiu Kam Ling (Tavia Yeung), two sisterly friends brought up together in the royal palace of Tang-dynasty China. Both of them have been trained in the ways of domestic servants by the Imperial Household Bureau under the tutelage of its rivaling heads Chung Suet Ha (Michelle Yim) and Yuen Tsui Wan (Susanna Kwan). Guided by her mother's last words, the good-natured Ho navigates through the lies and treachery in the palace with good deeds, good words, and good will, which has won her the admiration of the Emperor (Moses Chan) and his bodyguard (Kevin Cheng). Ling, on the other hand, sees the only way to change her destiny is to become the Emperor's concubine - no matter the cost.
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Kam Leung Wan (Nick Cheung) grew up as the only son to airline magnate Kam Shu Pui (Paul Chun). But when it is revealed that his best friend Ching Ka Hung (Sunny Chan) is actually his half-brother and Pui's real son, Wan would stop at nothing to keep hold of what he has got, even if that means getting rid of Hung and anyone that stands in his way... Meanwhile, Hung's eldest sister Ka Ming (Amy Kwok) loses her life savings to her gambler boyfriend Cheuk Sheung Man (Gallen Lo). She later marries Pui's younger brother Shu Sang (Felix Wong), but her sister Ka Wai (Kathy Chow) falls in love with Sang secretly and even gets pregnant with his baby...
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Chung Lap Man (Ron Ng) and Lee Pak Kiu (Sammul Chan) have now graduated from the police academy and become police constables stationed at the same precinct. In an operation, Kiu's girlfriend Lam (Fiona Sit) is gunned down by a ruthless gangster, and Kiu blames Man for her sacrifice, causing a rift in their friendship. Half a year later, they are introduced to their new superior, the tough sergeant Cheung King Fung (Michael Tao), whom they recognize as one of the criminals in that botched operation... Amidst crime-busting missions and training for admission into the PTU (Police Tactical Unit), Kiu gets into a rivalry with Fung over the affection of his ex-wife Winnie (Sonija Kwok), while Man begins dating Fung's sister Yan (Joey Yung) despite the unabashed expression of admiration from his cousin Ching (Kate Tsui)...
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Actress Lee Ma Ri (Choi Ji Woo) hasn't fallen in love since her first love (Phillip Choi) suddenly disappeared, but then she meets handsome young executive Jung Woo Jin (Lee Ki Woo), who shares the same name as her old boyfriend. Woo Jin is interested in Ma Ri because of her travel writings, which were actually ghost written by Chul Soo (Yoo Ji Tae). To protect her secret from Woo Jin, Ma Ri seeks out Chul Soo for lessons on literature and culture, and the two become increasingly close.
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This edition comes with making of and trailers, both subtitled in English.
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Marry Me, Mary! OST Part 1 comes with 12 photo cards and a mini illustration poster.
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Despite their recent troubles, Jun Su, Jae Joong, and Yoo Chun are going ahead with their first step towards global music domination. The Beginning is the boys' first English-language album, and they have assembled an impressive team for the effort. Music producer Rodney Jerkins, who has worked with the likes of Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, composed two songs for the album, while Grammy Award-winning superstar Kanye West joins the boys on the album's first single Ayyy Girl. The three also each composed a song for the album, which is produced by prominent music producer Jae Chong.
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After a long wait, Super Show 2 finally comes to DVD! This edition of The 2nd Asia Tour: Super Show 2 includes a 82-page photobook.
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The MV DVD contains 6 music videos from To Hebe with karaoke features.
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Note: Poster not included with album.
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In addition to TVXQ's Seoul Mirotic concert, this 3-DVD release comes with loads of other extras. Disc 2 includes concert making of with rehearsal, backstage, and interview footage. Disc 3 is the long-awaited DVD release of TVXQ's second theatrical drama "Dating on Earth", along with outtakes and deleted scenes. This concert DVD set also comes with a 68-page color photobook.
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Note: The rolled poster is shipped separately in a protective cardboard tube. Poster and DVD shipments may arrive at different times.
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Jacket A Version comes with the live version of Seven Days War as a bonus track. It also includes a bonus DVD with eight music videos (including the director's cut of blossom) and their making ofs.
$17.99

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The album comes with a 68-page photo booklet with lyrics.
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Yiruma represents the best of Korea's new age artists. In Yiruma - First Love Repackage, the talented musician presents his signature brand in a repackaged edition which includes three bonus tracks: a string version of Kiss The Rain (Track 16); Choi Ji Woo's theme song in Winter Sonata, When The Love Falls (Track 17); and I (Track 18). This 18-track album also includes MAY Be (Track 2), known as the TV commercial song for "Basic House". In comparison to his past piano tracks, Yiruma offers more versatility in First Love, incorporating the smooth soothing sounds of violins, cello, and viola.
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Short-tempered cop Kwong (Roger Kwok), or Morning Sir as everyone calls him, is very serious about his work and taking care of his mother (Kiki Sheung). Kwong's policeman father (Hui Siu Hung) died of a drug overdose two decades ago, and he's never gotten over the shock and shame of the incident. One day he picks up an old mobile phone that somehow connects him to his father Hor in 1984. Not knowing that he's talking to his son, Hor assists Kwong with his cases by investigating in the past and leaving him clues for the future. Kwong also gets help from San (Flora Chan), a detective novel writer who is confined to wheelchair. Though Kwong and San fall in love, she feels that her disability burdens the relationship, and wants to break things off. Desperate to hold on to San, Kwong asks Hor to prevent the accident that crippled her as a child. The next day when Kwong wakes up, the world has completely changed - he and San are now on opposite sides of the law.
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Despite their recent troubles, Jun Su, Jae Joong, and Yoo Chun are going ahead with their first step towards global music domination. The Beginning is the boys' first English-language album, and they have assembled an impressive team for the effort. Music producer Rodney Jerkins, who has worked with the likes of Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, composed two songs for the album, while Grammy Award-winning superstar Kanye West joins the boys on the album's first single Ayyy Girl. The three also each composed a song for the album, which is produced by prominent music producer Jae Chong.
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Ever since his defeat in the World Poker King tournament 20 years ago, Chai Foon Cheung (Bobby Au-yeung) has been in a streak of unparalleled bad luck, losing every single time he gambles. His old rival Kiu Ching Chor (Michael Miu) offers him a job at his casino in the Philippines, where Chor and his earnest employee Chow Fuk Wing (Hui Siu Hung) befriend him. Through the help of compulsive gambler Lee Ching Wan (Jessica Hester Hsuan), Cheung is reunited with his long-lost brother Chai Foon Lok (Bosco Wong), a reclusive young man with an extraordinary gift for gambling. Chor takes Lok under his wing, teaching him gambling skills while secretly sowing discord between Cheung and Lok...
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Note: This product is available with 5 different covers (green, blue, red, gold, or silver V logo). Customers who purchase this product will have one of the available covers selected for them at random.
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The Secret Garden's two soundtracks have also turned into top sellers, and now you can get all the drama's songs together on this Secret Garden Special OST. The two-disc release comes with the songs from the previous OSTs, like Sung Si Kyung's "You're My Spring", 4men's Here I Am, and Baek Ji Young's "That Woman" and "That Man", plus new additions. There are more songs from "Oska" Yoon Sang Hyun, a track by Yiruma, and leading man Hyun Bin's much talked about chart-topping version of "That Man".
$27.99