Lots of music in the deals today, plus some computer and perhipheral savings for all you kids going back to school, be it kindergarten or grad school. Plus you can find a huge sale on all kinds of awesome DVDs great for kids young and old, all that jazz and free medieval music!
First, NewEgg has a bunch of deals today. They’re shell shocker is a 16GB USB Thumb drive for $39.99 with free shipping, while supplies last. They’ve also got a back to school special running, featuring the diversity committee’s ideal school population in a picture of happy-go-lucky evervescant smiling. Homework, drudgery and loans have never been so much fun! Even if you’re not going back to school, you can save bucks on everything from cordless phones to high end video cards.
Our rain forest friends are having a humongous sale on family DVDs. Normally I would scoff at such things and go back to watching old episodes of Voltron but this one actually features some good titles. The Last Unicorn, Night at the Museum, the complete Back to the Future trilogy plus a ton more, all at up to 50% off.
If you’re a big Jazz fan, or want to be a big Jazz fan, or simply like typing Big Jazz Fan like I do, then check out John Coltrane’s My Favorite Things. Get the whole album for a buck as a digital download.
Software wise El Tigre for the PS2 is on sale for $6.99, down from 19.99. I’ve never heard of this title but it’s cheap enough to pick up for the heck of it.
And now on to the free songs. Most of you probably don’t know this but I’m something of a medievalist. I’ve even got the degrees to prove it. Fat lot of good it’s done me in my career but hey, whenever the local lotto hits for the numbers 1066 I get to look knowingly at my compatriots and raise an eyebrow. Anyhoo, Amazon has The Very Best of Naxos Early Music as a digital download for zero dollars and zero cents. You can’t beat that with a acer virga!
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August 19th, 2008 at 4:48 pm
Mmm, free atmospheric music for roleplaying, good deal.