Stand and Deliver [Explicit Lyrics]
Track Listings
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1. Intro
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2. All in a Days Work
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3. We Dont Lose - Gangsta Dre,
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4. Respect My Gangstas - Luni Coleone, Gangsta Dre, Skee 64 Oz.,
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5. Devil in Disguise
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6. Gangstas - Gangsta Dre, San Quinn,
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7. Stand and Deliver
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8. When Its Hot - Gangsta Dre, Juvenile, T-Nutty
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9. Catch Fate - Gangsta Dre, Hollowtip, MM Cal
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10. Take My Life
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11. Problem Solved
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12. Deadly Note - Gangsta Dre, , MM Cal,
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13. Real Life
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14. Rollin Stone
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Stand and Deliver [Explicit Lyrics]
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Stand and Deliver
Gangsta Dre
Manufacturer: 33rd Street
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
 Gangsta & Hardcore
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rap
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B0007IO72C
Release Date: 2005-03-01 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- All in a Days Work
- We Dont Lose - Gangsta Dre,
- Respect My Gangstas - Luni Coleone, Gangsta Dre, Skee 64 Oz., Skee 64,
- Devil in Disguise
- Gangstas - Gangsta Dre, San Quinn,
- Stand and Deliver
- When Its Hot - Gangsta Dre, Juvenile, T-Nutty
- Catch Fate - Gangsta Dre, Hollowtip, MM Cal
- Take My Life
- Problem Solved
- Deadly Note - Gangsta Dre, , MM Cal,
- Real Life
- Rollin Stone
Customer Reviews:
Sac Town's Finest.......2005-03-15
This CD is off the hook. Number 4,8,and 9 are my favorite songs on the album. If u don't have this album go and get it!
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Stand and Deliver: The Very Best of Adam & the Ants
Adam & the Ants
Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Hardcore & Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
| Vinyl Records
| American Punk
| British Punk
| Emo
| Garage Punk
| Hardcore
| Post Hardcore
| Proto Punk
| Punk
| Punk Revival
| Punk-Pop
| Riot Grrl
| Ska Punk
| Straight Edge
New Wave
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Post-Punk
| New Wave & Post-Punk
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
Britain
| British Isles
| Europe
| International
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
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ASIN: B000HD0YGU
Release Date: 2006-09-18 |
Tracks:
- Prince Charming
- Goody Two Shoes
- Stand & Deliver
- Antmusic
- Kings Of The Wild Frontier
- Dog Eat Dog
- Room At The Top
- Apollo P
- Wonderful
- Friends
- Kick Original (12" Version)
- Can't Set Rules About Love
- Zerox Original (7" Version)
- Vive Le Rock
- Cartrouble (Original 7" Version)
- Desperate But Not Serious
- Strip
- Deutsche Girls
- Young Parisians
- Friend Or Foe
- Ant Rap
- Puss 'N' Boots
- Kings Of The Wild Frontier (Video) (Dvd)
- Dog Eat Dog (Video) (Dvd)
- Antmusic (Video) (Dvd)
- Stand & Deliver (Video) (Dvd)
- Prince Charming (Video) (Dvd)
- Ant Rap (Video) (Dvd)
- Goody Two Shoes (Video) (Dvd)
- Puss 'N' Boots (Video) (Dvd)
Album Description
Limited Edition two disc (CD + PAL/Region 2 DVD) pressing of this 2006 digitally remastered compilation featuring 22 of Adam Ant's greatest musical moments with and without the Ants. From the gothic Post-Punk grind of his early years through the Glam-influenced stomp of his 'hit' years, Adam was never anything less than brilliant, as this compilation proves. Contains early pre-fame favorites like 'Deutsche Girls', 'Kick' and 'Zerox' plus all the big hits including 'Dog Eat Dog', 'Antmusic', 'Goody Two Shoes', 'Strip' and many others. The DVD features eight of Adam's most popular videos including 'Goody Two Shoes', 'Dog Eat Dog' and 'Stand And Deliver'. Sony/BMG.
Album Details
2006 Issued Digitally Remastered Limited Edition Anthology of the New Romantic Pirates that Evolved from a Punk Band Into Pop, Becoming Dandys of the Charts and Teen Mags in the Early 1980's. Thanks to the Emergence of MTV as a Catalyst for Breaking New Music at the Time, their Pirate Garb and Stance Made for Colourful Videos that Defied Stodgy Radio Program Directors who Resisted their Appeal. Includes all the Band's Charting Hits as Well as Those Made by Adam Ant, the Solo Act. This Special Limited Edition Includes a Bonus Dvd (Pal Format) with Eight of their Most Popular Video Hits!
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- To understand people who are different, you have to be one
- Increasing Probability
- Stand and Deliver "stands and delivers"
- Stand and Deliver
- A wonderful affirmation of both individual human worth and the value of knowledge
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Stand and Deliver
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Movie Soundtracks
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
General
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
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ASIN: B000008L31
Release Date: 1994-08-02 |
Tracks:
- Main Title/East L.A.
- Kimo's Theme
- Fight
- Summer Hot School
- Picking on Claudia
- First Test/Release
- Heart Attack
- Stand and Deliver Suite
- Night Fright
- Pancho and Lupe
- Retaking the Test
- Big News
- Success
Customer Reviews:
To understand people who are different, you have to be one.......2007-06-08
Along with Music of the Mind, Dangerous Minds and Radio and others, this is the message. Real people are making real differences and it is on DVD. Play this at home, often. It has enough threat of violence to meet the average American mind, then slips the fact that an effort invested pays great social dividends;
Increasing Probability.......2007-04-17
'Stand and Deliver' is a ground-breaking true-life tale of determination and innovation. The film is based on Jaime Escalante (James Edward Olmos), a financially successful man who trades his profession to teach school in L.A. Not accepting failure, he earns the trust of his students whose cynicism is unmatched by everyone except the teachers. Using colorful tactics, toughness, and humor, he wins his mostly hispanic classes by bridging the gap between what they can learn and what they've despaired of ever learning. Using his own dedication to build confidence, he catalyzes his students to use the educational ticket out of despair and poverty.
Comparing Olmos performance to real videos of Escalante, the actor hit the nail on the head. All the young performers bring such likable and identifiable students that they make us forget the groundbreaking nature of "The Sweat Hogs" (from TV's 'Welcome Back Kotter'). Endearing from start to finish, the story and characters are especially lovable. Even the hard-boiled shell of students like Angel are particularly charismatic. (Lou Diamond Phillips became an overnight sensation for his performance here.) Similar movies like 'Freedom Writers' today wouldn't have been conceivable without it.
Stand and Deliver "stands and delivers".......2007-04-10
I like this movie because it reminds me of AP Calculus and how hard that test was. I got a 5, but only because I took Algebra II, Geometry, Precalculus in the years previous to that. I can't imagine having to basically learn all the way from remedial algebra to Calculus in a 2 year span.
I was in a pretty low-income area too, but luckily the school wasn't so bad, and just as the movie suggests, Calculus is the key to move on to bigger and better things, and more interesing schoolwork, like University Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, etc.
It also gives you ability to improve your SAT Math score because you reinforce all the algebra trickery you may have missed in the previous years, because they are used in calculus too.
Even if you don't get credit for it at your college, having gone through the class helps to breeze through it in college. Even if you are not going to major in math and science, at least this will take care of any math requirements for your major, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you know way more (in terms of analytical skill and thought process) than the college remedial algebra they would otherwise place you in.
I highly recommend this to anyone in high school or eigth grade. When in doubt as to whether to take the AP class versus the Honors level class, I ALWAYS recommend to choose the AP level course; but take that with a grain of salt, that's just my humble opinion, and your situation may be different.
However, I think if the school's paying for the test, you may as well save the time and money in college it would require to take the course, and if it's too hard you can always not take the AP Test until next year.
Stand and Deliver.......2007-01-25
I remember reading several years ago of a schoolteacher, new to a school, who was given a list of all her pupils' names. Next to each name was a number. These numbers were high ones, and assuming that they were a list of her new pupils IQ's, the teacher realised that she was to be teaching exceptionally bright young minds.
She upped her teaching accordingly. The students all responded and received exceptionally high marks at the high level set for them. It was later revealed that they were only average students, and what the teacher had taken to be IQ's were their locker numbers.
Stand and Deliver reminded me of this story. I think it is a fine film, the `true' story being beautifully acted by a talented cast. They are all good but Edward James Olmos deserves special praise as the teacher. If there were more teachers like him we should all rejoice.
If you sometimes think that the human condition is beyond saving see this uplifting account of triumph over adversity.
A wonderful affirmation of both individual human worth and the value of knowledge.......2007-01-22
Although there are many movies and television series set in high schools, lamentably few celebrate the joy of learning and the sense of empowerment and achievement that it can generate. As much as any film ever made, STAND AND DELIVER does precisely that. Based on the true story of Jaime A. Escalante, the film toys, as most biopics do, with many of the details of Escalante's actual story, but it definitely gets at the heart of his story. The film implies that Escalante instantly began teaching college AP Calculus to his students, whereas in fact he had been teaching at Garfield High School for almost a decade. But timing aside, he is justly celebrated as one of America's best known educators, helping the students of largely Hispanic Garfield enjoy exceptional success in its math program.
Despite the liberties the film takes in the story of Escalante's story, this is easily one of the great films about education ever made in the United States. It is also a deeply subversive film, because it essentially argues that race and class is not a genuine impediment to academic success. It demonstrates that kids from remarkably poor households can excel in school if given both the opportunity and a teacher who cares. The overall story in the film is simple: Jaime A. Escalante arrives at Garfield High School and begins to teach math. Against all odds, he finds students who turn out to be high achievers despite the obstacles placed against them. Most of the narrative focuses on his 1982 class, in which 18 students passed the AP Calculus exam, but 14 were asked to retake the exam following accusations of cheating. 12 of the 14 did and passed a second time.
What makes this such a wonderfully rich film are the strong performances by the central characters. Edward James Olmos, who I have long considered one of the finest actors in America, won a well-deserved Oscar nomination for Best Actor for his performance as Escalante (he lost to Dustin Hoffman in RAIN MAN). The rest of the cast centers on the young actors who portray his 1982 class, the best-known being Lou Diamond Phillips. Most of the kids were and are unknowns (with a couple of exceptions), but all do a great job. But Olmos dominates the film, just as his Escalante dominates his class.
By the way, fans of the Sci Fi Channel should notice not one but three familiar faces from staple shows from that network. Edward James Olmos has, of course, for the past three years starred in the critically acclaimed BATTLESTAR GALACTICA as Admiral Bill Adama. Fans of that show might, however, have missed in STAND AND DELIVER Olmos's real life son Bodie, here playing Escalante's young son. On BATTLESTAR he appears as the Viper pilot Hot Dog. The school principal is played by Carmen Argenziano, who is familiar to fans of STARGATE SG-1 as Samantha Carter's father, Jacob Carter.
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Stand and Deliver - a Medieval Music Compilation
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Noir Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
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| Music
General
| Miscellaneous
| Styles
| Music
General
| International
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
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ASIN: B000F0H3NM
Release Date: 2005-08-01 |
Tracks:
- Corvus Corax - In Taberna
- Faun - Sirena
- Sava - Sofi
- Potentia Animi - Domina
- Estampie - A Voi Gente
- Des Teufels Lockvoegel - A Virgen Mui Groriosa
- Empyrium - Many Moons Ago
- Irfan - Gospodi Pomilui
- The Angels of Venice feat. Azam Ali - A Chantar Mer
- Solace - Akhawat
- Van Langen - Hat Deyn Mann
- Blackmore's Night - The Clock Ticks On
- Unto Ashes - Tous Esforciez
- Schelmish - Veris Dulcis
- Filia Irata - Viikon Vaivane
- Sarband - Polorum Regina
Product Description
With the exception of a little keyboard intro in one track and some bass guitar in the background of another, the entire disc is actually strictly period music, making use of medieval instruments, in many cases hand-made. The music, however, is bright and vibrant, from rousing, rowdy tavern songs to delicate ballads to haunting tales of caution and even a few lush choral pieces. This disc shows that medieval music may inspire many moods, but it's never dull. With an incredible price tag and a great collection of talent, this is a great opportunity to explore the popular and quickly-expanding modern medieval music scene.
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- To understand people who are different, you have to be one
- Increasing Probability
- Stand and Deliver "stands and delivers"
- Stand and Deliver
- A wonderful affirmation of both individual human worth and the value of knowledge
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Stand And Deliver (1987 Film)
Craig Safan
Manufacturer: Varese -- Records Ltd --
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Movie Soundtracks
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
General
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
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ASIN: B000003TFC
Release Date: 1997-12-11 |
Customer Reviews:
To understand people who are different, you have to be one.......2007-06-08
Along with Music of the Mind, Dangerous Minds and Radio and others, this is the message. Real people are making real differences and it is on DVD. Play this at home, often. It has enough threat of violence to meet the average American mind, then slips the fact that an effort invested pays great social dividends;
Increasing Probability.......2007-04-17
'Stand and Deliver' is a ground-breaking true-life tale of determination and innovation. The film is based on Jaime Escalante (James Edward Olmos), a financially successful man who trades his profession to teach school in L.A. Not accepting failure, he earns the trust of his students whose cynicism is unmatched by everyone except the teachers. Using colorful tactics, toughness, and humor, he wins his mostly hispanic classes by bridging the gap between what they can learn and what they've despaired of ever learning. Using his own dedication to build confidence, he catalyzes his students to use the educational ticket out of despair and poverty.
Comparing Olmos performance to real videos of Escalante, the actor hit the nail on the head. All the young performers bring such likable and identifiable students that they make us forget the groundbreaking nature of "The Sweat Hogs" (from TV's 'Welcome Back Kotter'). Endearing from start to finish, the story and characters are especially lovable. Even the hard-boiled shell of students like Angel are particularly charismatic. (Lou Diamond Phillips became an overnight sensation for his performance here.) Similar movies like 'Freedom Writers' today wouldn't have been conceivable without it.
Stand and Deliver "stands and delivers".......2007-04-10
I like this movie because it reminds me of AP Calculus and how hard that test was. I got a 5, but only because I took Algebra II, Geometry, Precalculus in the years previous to that. I can't imagine having to basically learn all the way from remedial algebra to Calculus in a 2 year span.
I was in a pretty low-income area too, but luckily the school wasn't so bad, and just as the movie suggests, Calculus is the key to move on to bigger and better things, and more interesing schoolwork, like University Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, etc.
It also gives you ability to improve your SAT Math score because you reinforce all the algebra trickery you may have missed in the previous years, because they are used in calculus too.
Even if you don't get credit for it at your college, having gone through the class helps to breeze through it in college. Even if you are not going to major in math and science, at least this will take care of any math requirements for your major, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you know way more (in terms of analytical skill and thought process) than the college remedial algebra they would otherwise place you in.
I highly recommend this to anyone in high school or eigth grade. When in doubt as to whether to take the AP class versus the Honors level class, I ALWAYS recommend to choose the AP level course; but take that with a grain of salt, that's just my humble opinion, and your situation may be different.
However, I think if the school's paying for the test, you may as well save the time and money in college it would require to take the course, and if it's too hard you can always not take the AP Test until next year.
Stand and Deliver.......2007-01-25
I remember reading several years ago of a schoolteacher, new to a school, who was given a list of all her pupils' names. Next to each name was a number. These numbers were high ones, and assuming that they were a list of her new pupils IQ's, the teacher realised that she was to be teaching exceptionally bright young minds.
She upped her teaching accordingly. The students all responded and received exceptionally high marks at the high level set for them. It was later revealed that they were only average students, and what the teacher had taken to be IQ's were their locker numbers.
Stand and Deliver reminded me of this story. I think it is a fine film, the `true' story being beautifully acted by a talented cast. They are all good but Edward James Olmos deserves special praise as the teacher. If there were more teachers like him we should all rejoice.
If you sometimes think that the human condition is beyond saving see this uplifting account of triumph over adversity.
A wonderful affirmation of both individual human worth and the value of knowledge.......2007-01-22
Although there are many movies and television series set in high schools, lamentably few celebrate the joy of learning and the sense of empowerment and achievement that it can generate. As much as any film ever made, STAND AND DELIVER does precisely that. Based on the true story of Jaime A. Escalante, the film toys, as most biopics do, with many of the details of Escalante's actual story, but it definitely gets at the heart of his story. The film implies that Escalante instantly began teaching college AP Calculus to his students, whereas in fact he had been teaching at Garfield High School for almost a decade. But timing aside, he is justly celebrated as one of America's best known educators, helping the students of largely Hispanic Garfield enjoy exceptional success in its math program.
Despite the liberties the film takes in the story of Escalante's story, this is easily one of the great films about education ever made in the United States. It is also a deeply subversive film, because it essentially argues that race and class is not a genuine impediment to academic success. It demonstrates that kids from remarkably poor households can excel in school if given both the opportunity and a teacher who cares. The overall story in the film is simple: Jaime A. Escalante arrives at Garfield High School and begins to teach math. Against all odds, he finds students who turn out to be high achievers despite the obstacles placed against them. Most of the narrative focuses on his 1982 class, in which 18 students passed the AP Calculus exam, but 14 were asked to retake the exam following accusations of cheating. 12 of the 14 did and passed a second time.
What makes this such a wonderfully rich film are the strong performances by the central characters. Edward James Olmos, who I have long considered one of the finest actors in America, won a well-deserved Oscar nomination for Best Actor for his performance as Escalante (he lost to Dustin Hoffman in RAIN MAN). The rest of the cast centers on the young actors who portray his 1982 class, the best-known being Lou Diamond Phillips. Most of the kids were and are unknowns (with a couple of exceptions), but all do a great job. But Olmos dominates the film, just as his Escalante dominates his class.
By the way, fans of the Sci Fi Channel should notice not one but three familiar faces from staple shows from that network. Edward James Olmos has, of course, for the past three years starred in the critically acclaimed BATTLESTAR GALACTICA as Admiral Bill Adama. Fans of that show might, however, have missed in STAND AND DELIVER Olmos's real life son Bodie, here playing Escalante's young son. On BATTLESTAR he appears as the Viper pilot Hot Dog. The school principal is played by Carmen Argenziano, who is familiar to fans of STARGATE SG-1 as Samantha Carter's father, Jacob Carter.
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Stand and Deliver
Western Block
Manufacturer: Workgroup
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rap & Hip-Hop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000F3T2XS
Release Date: 2005-10-01 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- Off to the Races
- Gets No Better
- Stand and Deliver
- Just Be Free
- Words are Weapons
- Against All Odds
- Grind
- Spit It
- Intermission
- Everybody Up
- Loneliness
- War
- Sun Don't Shine
- Back Again
- Triangular Trade
- Razor Blades
- Tell Me
- And I
Product Description
I don't encounter enough artists -- in hip-hop or otherwise -- who balance their entertainment skills with the ability to broach issues like racism or politics without preaching, but Western Block is an exception.
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Stand & Deliver
Barry Boom
Manufacturer: Uni
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| International
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000007XMQ
Release Date: 1999-12-31 |
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- The ABC's of High Fidelity
- The Bytches
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- The Last of the Flo Heakinz [Explicit Lyrics]
Soul Music
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