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Also in no particular order: EC - God Give Me Strength Higgins-Fernandez - La Wally (from the soundtrack of the film, Diva) Roger Chapman (with Family) - The Weaver's Answer Brian Setzer (with Stray Cats) - Important Words Patsy Cline - Sweet Dreams Sinead O'Connor - Mandinka Roy Orbison - Crying Go...

I thought this thread must have been a reference to JR "Bob" Dobbs... oh well.

This further comnfirms my theory that men are from another planet. :? By saying that you are also implying that women are from another planet, where men are concerned :) I can understand the point being made that the ex was a jerk for using physical violence (which can never ever be condoned, and t...

I agree with The Band, and also with Mothers of Invention and King Crimson.

I would have to add to those The Cream, Blind Faith, Midnight Oil, and Bill Laswell's Material (not exactly rock n roll, but then again nor are the Mothers).

Django Reinhart
Peter Green
Frank Zappa
Larry Coryell
Robert Fripp

Others of note:

Jimi Hendrix
Elmore James
Harvey Mandell
Bill Nelson
Roy Buchanan

Spooky, as I mentioned to you before after seeing them on your web site, you do have a mighty fine looking family... hope mine turn out just as well :) Great to see you finally provide some of your own shots after facilitating so many others of us. If I send any updated photos, they might have to be...

Tim(e) - What would you recommend by Eugene Chadbourne as a starting cd to buy? I've got his disc with Camper Van Beethoven and honestly I don't listen to it that much. I saw him about 15 years ago playing with CVB and the bunch of them blew me away. These are probably far less melodic (coherent?) ...

Satisfaction - Devo Satisfaction - The Residents Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Regurgitator My Way - Sid Vicious My Funny Valentine - EC Anything at all done by Eugene Chadbourne Jnr as himself (especially his Roger Miller medley) Anything at all done by Eugene Chadbourne Jnr in his other guise as ...

Any word of a U.S. release? No word that I am aware of I am afraid... still, it doesn't surprise me as the bare bones Rude Boy DVD that was released about a year and a half ago in the UK never saw the light of day in the US. Looks like you need to catch up to the rest of us in the free world and in...

For all of you Clash fans, this is an absolute must (for more information and cover art, check this link at DVD Times )... Fremantle Home Entertainment have announced the UK Region 2 Special Edition DVD release of The Clash - Rude Boy for 25th August 2003 with a retail price of £17.99. Here is a run...

Many thanks to spooky girlfriend for doing me that favour... greatly appreciated.

shabbydoll wrote:My boomarang won't come back - Charlie Drake.

Gore blimey... you've hit the flying doctor!! I was actually given that record as a present...but in all honesty, I could never bring myself to parting with money to buy a copy

senior_service wrote:You can stop laughing now!

No I can't

LP = Fresh Cream (Cream) and Mothermania (Mothers of Invention)
Single = A Hard Day's Night (Beatles)

Crawfish
King Creolle
Frankfurt Special
That's Alright Mama
In the Ghetto

BUT, if you play it cool and show a real interest in the person you're with, it usually works out. Obviously not if you approach a super model and you are a nerd.... Hey, it worked for Billy Joel... for a while at least :) I suggest everyone move to Denmark...the land of beautiful women. Sorry, but...

I hope they tend to be more "Geno" than "Come on Eileen"...

"In Search of the Young Soul Rebels" still rates as one of my all time favourite albums.

A few more that I would consider to be essential: Hana-bi (Kitano, "beat" Takeshi) Sonatine (Kitano, "beat" Takeshi) Grave of the Fireflies (Takahata, Isao) Spirited Away (Miyazaki, Hayao) The Harder They Come (Perry Henzell) Ran (Kurosawa, Akira) Juliet of the Spirits (Felini) F...

This is starting to look like my DVD collection (too many dollars, not enough sense). So far of those mentioned I have: 8 1/2 Akira Animal House Blue Velvet Crumb Diva Dr. Strangelove Eraserhead Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas Forbidden Planet The Killer King of Comedy Life ofBrian Lost Highway Met...

Why not give the sentenced the choice... life imprisonment or death?

In no particular order: 1. Eraserhead (David Lynch) 2. Pink Flamingos (John Waters) 3. Blue Velvet (David Lynch) 4. The Killer (John Woo) 5. Mystery Train (Jim Jarmusch) 6. Brazil (Terry Gilliam) 7. King of Comedy (Martin Scorsese) 8. Trainspotting (Danny Boyle) 9. Wise Blood (John Huston) 10. Perfo...

I was at the Earls Court Pavillion show that is included in the DVD set, so I am getting this in an effort to spot myself in the crowd