Ministry of Sound: Trance Nation V.1 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1999

LOOK AT WHAT THEY'VE GOT ON ... ooh

 

Ministry of Sound: Trance Nation V.2 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1999
 

Trance Nation 1997 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1996

Trance Nation 1999 V.1 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1999

Trance Nation 2 [IMPORT]   TO GET IT ON

Ministry of Sound, A) / Audio CD 

Trance Nation [IMPORT] 

Audio CD / Released 1999 

Trance Nation Classics [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1997

Trance Nation V.12 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1997

Trance Nation V.13 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1997

Trance Nation V.3 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1994

Trance Nation V.6 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1995

Trance Nation V.8 [IMPORT]

Various Artists / Audio CD / Released 1996

Check these books out ... no matter if you are a student of history, part of a movement, or just yearning for freedom  ...  all these will inspire and urge to persist against all odds.  Get these one or more of these books for yourself and for a friend. 

Mandela : The Authorized Biography -- Anthony Sampson; "British journalist Anthony Sampson first met Nelson Mandela in 1951 ...  his biography of the leader benefits greatly from his long familiarity with South Africa and his access to the 81-year-old statesman's unpublished letters and documents. These are particularly helpful in chronicling Mandela's political and spiritual odyssey during 27 years in prison, when the fiery anti-apartheid militant condemned to life imprisonment in 1964 evolved into a dignified, authoritative leader convinced that "reconciliation would be essential to survival." The roots of this stance lie deep in African history; Sampson's excellent chapters on Mandela's rural youth remind readers that he was the aristocratic scion of a royal family who early imbibed the tribal tradition of ubuntu (mutual responsibility and compassion) and the local king's emphasis on ruling by consensus. South Africa's relatively peaceful transition to multiracial democracy owes much to Mandela's ability to voice these concepts in contemporary terms. And Sampson's detailed explication of the ins and outs of revolutionary politics over five decades--though sometimes heavy going for the general reader--vividly reveals how his subject achieved the political and moral maturity that made his 1994 election as the nation's first black president both inevitable and exhilarating."  --Reviewer - Wendy Smith  --" A comprehensive treatment of the life of the South African political prisoner, martyr" - another review!   THIS BOOK BELONGS IN EVERYONE's HOME!

Long Walk to Freedom : The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela -- Nelson Mandela; The famously taciturn South African president reveals much of himself in Long Walk to Freedom. A good deal of this autobiography was written secretly while Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years on Robben Island by South Africa's apartheid regime. Among the book's interesting revelations is Mandela's ambivalence toward his lifetime of devotion to public works. It cost him two marriages and kept him distant from a family life he might otherwise have cherished. Long Walk to Freedom also discloses a strong and generous spirit that refused to be broken under the most trying circumstances--a spirit in which just about everybody can find something to admire.