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| Initial pressings of "Something Grand" included a bonus CD.Shrimp Boat: Ian Schneller (vocals, guitar, bass guitar, drums); Sam Prekop (vocals, guitar, bass guitar, percussion); David Kroll (vocals, banjo, saxophone, bass guitar); Brad Wood... |
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 | Episodes 11 to 15 of series three. The 1970s TV drama starring James Bolam as Jack Ford, combining the themes of aristocracy, business and trade Unions in the North East. Contains the last five episodes of the third series, The Father of Lies,... |
| Recording information: Hamburg, Germany (05/10/2004). |
 | This is the story of the strategies and tactics employed by the Allies to inflict damage on the German U-Boats (often referred to as 'Iron Coffins'). |
 | A review of German submarine strategies, campaigns and leaders of the initial stages of World War Two. Focuses particularly on the actions of the notorious Wolf Packs. |
 | This is the story of Hitler's U-Boats who waited unseen in American waters poised to strike. The attack became one of the greatest maritime disasters of all time. |
 | Jamey is working as a census taker in New York when he meets Chun. Their friendship develops into a love that will change their lives forever. |
| Personnel: Jimmy Buffett (vocals, guitar); The Coral Reefer Band.Recorded live at the Tweeter Centre, Boston, Massachusetts on August 30, 2003. |
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