Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema IIThree disc set includes: Thunder On The Hill (1951)Based on the British play "Bonaventure," this involving mystery from director Douglas Sirk stars Claudette Colbert as Sister Mary Bonaventure, a nun who befriends Valerie Carns (Ann Blyth), a convicted murderess whose trip to death row has been delayed by a raging flood. Beginning to doubt Valerie's guilt, the sister becomes determined to clear her name and find the real killer. Robert Douglas, Anne

Pierne/ Carlini/ Specchi - Concertpiece Op 35 for Bassoon & Piano

Glow & Glimmer2

Hildegard Kleeb - Grisailles (I-100)

from Schubert to Messiaen

" "Thunder 'N Lightnin'

re-introduced growls into the melancholic sound of the band and to this day

Unearthly Delights

the highly percussive album resists genre categorization

who also appears in both films

Xavier - Point of Pleasure

Homeboy Sandman floats over a soulful piano on "The Times

When your day begins with being held hostage in a hijacking