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Jesus Christ Superstar (50th Anniversary Edition) - 3CD Deluxe Box SetFew albums had an impact the size of 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. Within three years of its release in September 1970, it had spawned a Broadway and West End phenomenon, a London cast album and a box office smash Hollywood film, and influenced many different rock operas that were to follow in its wake. It made the name of its young composers, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. With this release, we take you back to a time when these bastions of the
Few albums had an impact the size of 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. Within three years of its release in September 1970, it had spawned a Broadway and West End phenomenon, a London cast album and a box-office smash Hollywood film, and influenced many different rock operas that were to follow in its wake. It made the name of its young composers, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. With this release, we take you back to a time when these bastions of the establishment were strictly underground, working with the cream of progressive rock at London's Olympic Studios. This landmark release, assembled with the involvement of Andrew and Tim, features a new remaster of the original 1970 double concept album at Abbey Road by Nick Davis (Phil Collins/Genesis) and Miles Showell.
A 10x10 inch box set CD edition with a 100-page booklet, featuring an extended oral history of the album gathered and edited by Lois Wilson of MOJO/Record Collector including new interviews with all key members of original recording.
Tracklist:
Disc 1
- Overture
- Heaven On Their Minds
- What's the Buzz/Strange Thing, Mystifying
- Everything's Alright
- This Jesus Must Die
- Hosanna
- Simon Zealotes/Poor Jerusalem
- Pilate's Dream
- The Temple
- Everything's Alright
- I Don't Know How to Love Him
- Damned for All Time/Blood Money
Disc 2
- The Last Supper
- Gethsemane (I Only Want to Say)
- The Arrest
- Peter's Denial
- Pilate and Christ
- King Herod's Song (Try It and See)
- Judas' Death
- Trial Before Pilate (Including the 39 Lashes)
- Superstar
- Crucifixion
- John Nineteen: Forty One
Disc 3
- Blood Money (Guide Vocal)
- Herod's Song (Guide Vocal)
- I Don't Know How to Love Him (Tim Rice Commentary)
- The Jesus Must Die (Scat Vocal 1)
- The Jesus Must Die (Scat Vocal 2) [unreleased Instrumental]
- I Don't Know How to Love (Single Edit)
- 1970 Open End Interview With the Creators of Jesus Christ Superstar Part One (Includes Superstar, Heaven On Their Minds, I Don't Know How to Love Him)
- 1970 Open End Interview With the Creators of Jesus Christ Superstar Part Two (Includes Gethsemane, Herod's Song and Superstar)
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Responsive and versatile
Size: Standard
Great mouse. Love that I can change the cursor speed with the middle button. Very light. It does burn through battery pretty quick, but it only takes one AA battery and others I've used have needed 2. Is very responsive.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Excellent mouse for work and play games
Size: Standard
My husband is a programmer, and he needs a new mouse, since he loves brand I think that he would loves this present and I was right!! The mouse is excellent 👌🏻. Very good quality, good stability, it feels great to the touch, very nice color, not to much light at night. He works in an Alienware, and the connection was really easy.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A quality mouse for everyday users
Size: Standard
I was tired of using a mouse with cheap switches. The only choice was to upgrade to a Gaming Mouse with switches made to last. I don't do much gaming except solitaire. The mouse is comfortable to grip. The buttons are easily reached. The size is much better than a compact mouse. The surfaces that you touch have a light grain, not slick like others. It is easy to adjust the mouse speed and know the computer will respond when you press the buttons. The thumb rest is a nice design and adds a little to its footprint to make it glide even easier. The battery cover is magnetic and easy access to the one battery. I needed Bluetooth to not have a wireless dongle stuck in my laptop. It ruined one from hitting my leg. A well made mouse even if you are not a gamer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Works good, looks nice. Chews through batteries
Size: Standard
I'm not a huge gamer, but in general it's a pretty nice mouse. The mouse movement is rather fluid and it glides smoothly on my mouse pad. Don't have any issues with connectivity, but I do have the dongle very near the mouse. You can customize how the colors rotate with the Razer program on your desktop. There are several buttons you can customize as well and change how long before it goes to rest mode. I also like that I can accidently bump it and it won't wake my pc from sleep mode (though sometimes I do have to jiggle it around a bit for it to wake my pc up). I love the shape of it alot and the thumb rest, very comfortable in my hand.
My only complaint is that I am chewing through batteries like crazy. I feel like I have to replace them about once a month. Will probably invest in rechargeable batteries. But this is a great option for anyone who is looking for a better quality gaming mouse without spending $100+
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Smaller, ergonomic, lightweight, VERY quiet and soft click
Color: Grey
I'm about a month into using this mouse, and so far it checks every box besides being rechargeable. in other words, I preferred battery operated ones as I have no way to use this while its plugged in unless I reroute my whole PC setup just to be able to have access to a USB C cable. I purchased a second mouse for backup. Anyway, its a great mouse, thats extremely lightweight and responsive. the button click is EXTREMELY light, which I love, (similar to a new model macbook pro touchpad click, possibly even lighter) and the overall feel is ergonomic/small which i prefer, since I like to be able to move the mouse around with my fingers rather than my wrist. I use it for my main home PC while using my DAW for music production. The DPI feature is cool I suppose, but I don't really need a quick-access setting to change mouse responsiveness on the fly. My only gripes are two; that I wish the side thumb buttons were moved back toward the wrist a bit more. I can only effectively reach the rear button with my thumb, but the forward button requires me to shift my hand around the mouse each time to click it. Its actually easier to slide my index finger off to the side and press that button if I need to which is weird. My second gripe is the charging: I used it for the whole month (8+hours a day work) and I needed to charge it by the end of the month. Which is not bad, but nowhere near the 6+ months of battery life using a single AA. It does not have an energy saving feature similar to mice I've used in the past (click to wake up), also the little battery indicator doesn't make sense. It only goes off when theres no connection to a PC i.e the PC is turned off. It did not indicate when the battery was low, charged, or charging. I plugged the mouse in when it finally died (which was unforgiving, its not like it died, and I could pop the battery in then out to pause a game, or stop music playing, etc.) and it was underneath the clickers that illuminated red (im assuming that was charging, since instructions weren't clear) and then it was green at some point. Simple enough to figure out, but strange that the battery indicator itself didn't function that way it was supposed to. Charging was fairly quick ~an hour or so? We'll see how it fairs in the long run.
Overall, Im happy with this mouse in the short term
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025