Two Miles High Music

Teen scream flicks like this one are back in vogue, though what's really horrifying here is Kula Shaker's pedestrian cover of Deep Purple's "Hush;" come in, lads, your 15 minutes is up. Elsewhere, Toad the Wet Sprocket show more teeth than usual in covering "Hey Bulldog," and Hooverphonic's brilliant "2Wicky" gets a last-gasp airing. The big news: Adam Cohen debuts with the darkly romantic "Don't Mean Anything," and there are promising hints that Leonard's son could be the real deal. --Jeff Bateman

Join Sesame Street's curious red monster as he explores the things that make him happy: friends, singling, and dancing. Each episode comes to life in Elmo's bright, exciting, and very original room- the drawer, door, shade, and TV all join in the fun. Elmo's visitors in this delightful DVD include his friends from Sesame Street, an opera diva, and even a dance team! Also featuring Elmo's pet goldfish, Dorothy, the zany Mr. Noodle, and special guest star Kristen Chenowith.

Superchick, Rock What You Got

The sequel to I Know What You Did Last Summer takes place one year later. Julie's (Jennifer Love Hewitt) roommate Karla (Brandy) wins a trip for four to the Bahamas. With their boyfriends in tow, they take the vacation, on which it becomes obvious that someone still knows what they did last summer. The music that accompanies the film is a smorgasbord of current pop styles, bright dance pop, electronic drones, and light doses of hip-hop. Summer star Hewitt delivers "How Do I Deal?," a slick pop confection with the requisite buzzing of alternative guitars and expertly layered vocals. Orgy perform New Order's "Blue Monday" with the addition of 90s technology to boost the song's ominous, android quality. Deetah's "Relax" incorporates a sample of Dire Straits' "Why Worry." Grant Lee Buffalo seem a tad out of place with the straight-ahead rock of "Testimony," which sounds surprisingly modest amid the glittery hue of the rest of the material. --Rob O'Connor

No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: ZAPPA,FRANKTitle: YOU ARE WHAT YOU ISStreet Release Date: 04/28/2000

You Are What You Is trades in much of Zappa's usual musical acrobatics for more polished and understated fare and increasingly political satire. Released in 1981, this album contains Zappa's takes on the smell of teen spirit, organized religion, Saturday Night Live's Coneheads, and even racial issues. Highpoints include the mock country of "Harder Than Your Husband," pure-FZ injection of "Theme From 3rd Movement of Sinister Footwear," and the kinetic vocal-drenched title track. --Andrew Boscardin

No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: TESTAMENTTitle: PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACHStreet Release Date: 08/08/1989

What Do You Do With The Mad That You Feel Part I Mister Rogers introduces many different ways of dealing with anger such as singing playing the piano and exercising including his friend Maggie Stewart s favorite swimming. In the Neighborhood of Make- Believe Robert Troll and Mayor Maggie are worried about how upset Lady Elaine is over not being able to draw Grandp re s Tower. In an angry fit Lady Elaine turns the tower upside-down. Can Lady Elaine get over her anger and make things right in the Neighborhood again? What Do You Do With The Mad That You Feel Part II Mister Rogers visits a rehearsal of the international sensation STOMP. He meets the members and sees how they use everyday things like buckets brooms pipes and their hands and feet to make exciting music. In Make-Believe all the neighbors are unhappy over the upside-down tower and Lady Elaine s behavior. Lady Elaine realizing that her anger got out of control rights the tower and finds that apologizing is a good first step towards making amends. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR UPC: 013131374490 Manufacturer No: DV13744