Features:

The 205 series GPS is quite compact - boasting an LCD crystal clear display in a housing that is less than an inch in thickness. As with most Garmin GPS navigation units it offers fast satellite acquisition and performs with fast and accurate real time navigation without the sluggish "Lag". This is due, in most part, to the integrated flash memory and the swift speed of the built in microprocessor. Most all Garmin users never have a reason to complain about the performance of their GPS unit's performance, and we don't expect anyone to do so with the 205 series either.

The Garmin Nuvi 205 series comes with Garmin's City Navigator map database which offers specialed detailed map data for the area in which you live. Available in the US, the Garmin 205 series will also be offered for sale in most European countries such as UK, France, Ireland, and more. The navigation map display offers users the choice of 2D or 3D perspective and includes turn by turn voice prompts to get you to your destination safely. The Nuvi 205 series does not offer text to speech, but is easy to use and works as effectively as higher end units.

The Nuvi 205 does offer an MSN direct receiver that gives it's user the ability to gather relevant real time data such as weather, movie times, and even gas prices. The MSN Direct service is free. It also has information on nearby emergency services such as fire, hospitals, and police. As with all new Garmin products, users can download their own map symbols and avatars for use on the navigation screen. This, of course, isn't a requirement, but it adds an element of fun to your navigation experience.

The Garmin Nuvi 205 Series does not offer music or video playback, but it does have a picture viewer feature.

If you're looking for a compact navigation unit that you can rely on then this is one to consider. It weighs a modest 5 ounces and has a powerful lithium ion battery that can last up to four hours. Software/firmware updates are a piece of cake with it's built in USB port. As with Garmin's other units it automatically adjusts screen colors/brightness for day/night use and adjustable volume levels. Some other useful tools found in the menu are currency converter, clock, and a mathematical calculator. Above all this is the ability to receive FM-based traffic information which can really come in handy on your morning commute.

To some, having a good story or plot might be the most important thing to look out for in a film. Perhaps not too much of it should be expected, since the purpose of a movie is meant to entertain in various ways (acting, glamour, music, cinematography, video editing etc) apart from a good storyline. If people were to keep expecting just good stories from movies, they might as well read a good novel instead.

Then again, the director should not have neglected the story so much to the extent that critics come up with endless lists to highlight all the flaws which are so apparent throughout the movie.

Story:

As mentioned before, the story is not really paid attention to. A mysterious their, who calls himself Mr. A (Hrithik Roshan), goes literally around the world stealing priceless items in highly sophisticated ways. The purpose of his behaviour is not explained. A hot pursuit by an ACP, Assistant Commissioner of Police (played by Abhishek Bachan), then follows and along the way, Mr. A finds himself a voluntary partner Sunehri (Aishwarya Rai) whom he later finds out that she is sent to spy on him. She finds out later that she has fallen for him in a typical Bollywood fashion and joins hands with him after that.

The star appeal of each actor has been highlighted through their respective introductory scenes which may seem unnecessary to most viewers. In fact, most of the scenes are unnecessary but that is because story is not the focus of this movie at all.

Screenplay:

Fun and entertainment are primarily the main attention in this movie. This movie is taken in a rather commercially appealing way right from the start till the very end. Probably this is where its success is attributed to.

Eye candy supplied by Aishwarya Rai and Bipasha Basu are part of the fun factor which is simply meant to divert the audience’s attention from wondering what the story is about.

Uday Chopra is the main entertainment factor as he does his comic antics to keep a smile on the audience’s faces.

Cinematography:

Cinematography is awesome. Every robbery scene is well taken care by the camera angles and shots.

Video Editing:

Video editing is quite well done, even though more of it could be implemented since the movie is done purely for entertainment.

Established in 1932, after the stock market crash, by John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Radio Corporation of America (RCA) and impresario S.L. "Roxy" Rothafel, Radio City Music Hall is a venue unlike any in the world. Located at the heart of New York, on 6th Avenue between 50th street and 51st street, Radio City Music Hall was built as a part of Rockefeller's a great idea to design an area in New York where businesses, merchants and citizens could merge. Today, this is known as the Rockefeller Centre. 

Radio City Music Hall is the largest of all indoor theatres around the globe. Designed by Donald Deskey, the venue's marquee is a full city-block long. Entering the theatre, visitors cannot help being overwhelmed by its art deco look, sweeping arches on the walls and the ceiling and its choral staircases. The absence of columns facilitates actors and performers to bring live action very close to spectators, who enjoy a perfect view from any sitting in the three shallow mezzanines of the venue. The stage of Radio City Music Hall is the most appropriately equipped in the world as it is built on hydraulic-powered elevators, which facilitate the swift change of sets and creation of spectacular effects in the three sections of the Great Stage. A fourth elevator is used for lifting and lowering the orchestra according to the programmed staging effects. 

The "Mighty Wurlitzer" organ, built exclusively for Radio City Music Hall, has thrilled the venue's audiences for more than sixty-five years. Housing its 32 feet pipes in eleven separate rooms, the "Mighty Wurlitzer" organ spreads its magnificent sounds in the venue. The theatre contains more than 25,000 lights featuring four-color stage lighting, while the advanced mechanical equipment allows for fountains of water, torrents of rain, fog and clouds. 

Some of the legends that have performed on the Great Stage of Radio City Music Hall are Frank Sinatra, Bill Cosby, John Denver, Ella Fitzgerald, Sammy Davis, Jr., Ray Charles, Johnny Mathis, Jose Carreras, Linda Ronstadt, BB King, and many others. After the renovation in 1999, which cost nearly $73,000,000, the venue hosted Liza Minnelli, Tony Bennett, Stevie Wonder, The Eurythmics, Sting, Barry Manilow, Bette Midler, 98 Degrees, Mary j. Blige, Echo & The Bunnymen, Celine Dion and many others, who have thrilled the audiences of the Hall. 

The lifetime experience of Radio City Music Hall is the Christmas spectacular, which attracts more than one million visitors from all over the world. The legendary eight-week show is every year a sold-out since 1993 that it made its debut. Starring the world famous Radio City Rockettes, the Christmas spectacular in an unmatched show performed with high precision in choreography and huge professionalism. 

By and large, Radio City Music Hall is a unique venue, with a long-established reputation. The Hall offers a lifetime experience to its audience and is a must, not only for the tourists, who visit New York, but for the local people as well. If you even have the chance to get there, do not miss it.

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Como Te Llama opens with a very guitar-oriented "Bargain Of A Century". The beginning few seconds, i can hear the bass as if it’s running on a open field. Once the music catches on, you can hear the banjo beginning to play. When Albert Hammond, Jr. takes the stage, he sings in an energy-less voice. The guitar did a very good job in helping out this track. Well, this is how Albert Hammod, Jr. sings right? Very similar to the style of Julian Casablancas.  

"In My Room" is a more lively track. The beginning guitar shows some rocking sense. Albert Hammond, Jr. will sing, and the guitar will follow, complementing each other. From here, the music rhythm also shows some similarities to the music of The Strokes. When the chorus comes, Albert goes, "I miss you already…" The second verse of In My Room carries a more lively and energetic approach, and then the whole track just follow through. The ending 30 seconds you can also hear some sounds of organ jamming with the sounds of guitars. A great way to end!  

"Lisa" has a steady beginning where you can hear the music getting fuller as the seconds go by. It starts off with drums, and then followed by a groovy bass line, next is the guitar which sounds like it’s playing in an overlapping loop. A few seconds after Albert Hammond, Jr. enters for the verse, the piano just come with a four-note sound that blends in very well with Lisa. It’s very cute to hear the piano keeps doing that throughout the track. Lisa has its moments where the guitars and piano sound really catchy. During the break, violin comes in and sort of transforms Lisa from a catchy tune to an emotional tune. I would say this track is like eating you slowly… Really sweet and cute here!  

"GfC" sounds very cute at the beginning with the trademark guitar work by Albert Hammond, Jr. And when the chorus comes, i like the bass that is going on in the background as Albert keeps singing. The verse of GfC builds the tempo and the pace, and only shows Albert’s shouts and screams in the chorus. After the second chorus, the guitar solo can be heard before GfC ends in a similar way as it opens. This is really good!  

"The Boss Americana" begins with heavy and slow guitar work before Albert Hammond, Jr. comes in at the verse. This song is kind of loud compared to the previous four songs. The guitar riff in the verse has some 90s elements in it which recalls me of rock songs from the 90s. The chorus in contrast, is softer where Albert goes, "I won’t know, if i won’t ask you to stay, would you let me go, and i will have your way…." The rhythm guitar in the background really resembles to those of The Strokes, you would accidentally think that this track is performed by The Strokes if you didn’t look at the artist behind this track.  

The first few seconds of "Rocket" will have you think that this is going to be an explosive track. When the march-like drums come in, Albert Hammond, Jr. just goes on repeating, "Oh my rocket…" At some points throughout this track, some howls can be heard here and there. Before the second verse, the guitar pluckings that come in is really good. It stands out from the rhythm and music. This song is sort of draggy and slow, like a slow rock track.  

"Victory At Monterey" has a very groovy bassline accompanied by some space-like soundscape. When the chorus comes, the guitar and bass work like bread and butter. It just gives an impression that Victory At Monterey is shifting into another gear and at a different speed level. The bass in this track is sexy as well, after a while, you would think that you’re listening to some dance/electronic track in a club. It makes you want to get up and dance. Victory At Monterey is a track that deems not to be missed, Albert Hammond, Jr. just hit you with this music piece. Wish i can have more of this…  

"You Won’t Be Fooled By This" is a track that has clear guitar riffs. The singing of Albert Hammond, Jr. is often than not, drown out by the sound of the guitar. The echoic guitar is very consistent from start to finish. Only in the chorus, where Albert goes on a repetitive mode, "You won’t be fooled by this…", the music changes slightly where the guitar strums into another note which sounds much lighter. Violin also creates a special appearance in the second chorus and in the last 30 seconds, the group howling is really something that stands out in You Won’t Be Fooled By This. Love the ending!  

"Spooky Couch" is an over seven minutes long instrumental track. It has a dreamland soundscape that would make you think as if you’re in a dream world. The guitar in this track just comes in on and off as the track flows through. Spooky Couch doesn’t sound like what the title suggest, for me it’s just plain gorgeous. Sean Lennon is a featured guest on this track where he plays the piano. All together, they make Spooky Couch one of the most beautiful tracks on the album. The remaining 1:30 minutes will just blow you away, so be really indulged with Spooky Couch. A surprise by Albert Hammond, Jr. Soothingly beautiful!  

"Borrowed Time" is a reggae-ish track, bringing you the atmosphere and feeling of the beautiful Hawaiian island. The keyboards in this track just work closely with the guitar, creating a unique sound between them. When the chorus comes, the track just turn up the tempo and Albert Hammond, Jr. just howls and moans. Without much singing, Borrowed Time is just another fine track.  

"G Up" has it going on with the guitar work that really resembles The Strokes’. Even the way Albert Hammond, Jr. sings just keeps reminding me of The Strokes. The guitar in this track hardly stops and rests, it just keeps playing in a very consistent manner. I pay more attention to the music and rhythm of this track rather than the singing of Albert. If you listen carefully, the guitar on this track sounds like a fast version of a reggae guitar. Fierce yet soft.  

"Miss Myrtle" has really good guitar sound. It lets you chill to the music itself. As Albert Hammond, Jr. sings, the guitar just helps Albert out with the repetitive strum of the guitar. The process of it is really good. As the chorus comes, the whole track just gets louder and the guitar riff that you first hear in the beginning just comes back and follows Albert’s singing. It’s simple, but really good. A happy track for anyone wanting to brighten up their day.  

"Feed Me Jack Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Peter Sellers" is the last track on Como Te Llama. Albert Hammond, Jr. decideds to have a ballad to close the album. This track starts off with piano and soon joined by violin as Albert sings on. Perhaps this is the track that we see Albert sings with his heart and passionately. As it gets nearer to the end, Albert screams as the music plays on and fades. Just another way to end the night.  

Cheers! 
Darren Tan
Indiesurf.com