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  1. Only saw him once, years ago, in the Down From The Mountain review. In an evening of some folk, country and bluegrass heavyweights, he by far had the most impact (and yes, even at the first time I saw Emmylou Harris).

  2. Wikipedia says she was 96. She was also the voice of Princess on Battle Of The Planets and Wilma's mother on the Flintstones. She was one of the go-to voice actors for Hannah-Barbera. RIP and cheers, Janet.

  3. Veteran character actor William Schallert has passed at the age of 93. He appeared in tons of roles, including the father of the late Patty Duke on the Patty Duke show, but possibly his best known role was as Nils Barris, the asshole space station administrator on the classic Star Trek episode, "The Trouble With Tribbles". He was also the president of SAG for a spell.

  4. And it's good night from him ...

    I always enjoyed the 2 Ronnies, tended to like him whenever he showed up anywhere else. Unlike Barker, Corbett seemed to have more of a sense of humor about himself. He actually found the Not The Nine O'Clock News parody to be funny.

  5. Damn it!

     

    I'd heard he had not been in great health. I was a prog rock kid, I know it was never cool but I loved that stuff and enjoyed listening to his playing. RIP.

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  6. Besides the Beatles, sir George produced a couple of wonderful Mahavishnu Orchestra albums that I love. He was also the top producer of British comedy albums in the early 60s, which is something the Beatles loved about him when they first started working with him. I grew up on those albums.

  7. Might be a bit of an overused pick, but Winston Wolf in Pulp Fiction. Only in the movie for a few minutes, but every line is made of pure gold (similarly, Marcellus Wallace).

     

    "So pretty please, with sugar on it ... clean the fucking car."

     

    "Wellllll .... let's not start sucking each others dicks just yet."

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    Richard Castellano as Clemenza in The Godfather. Brutal, but impossible to dislike. 

     

     

    Can't believe I skipped past this one, so very yes. My favorite line of his isn't the obvious one, but :

     

    "Say, where's Paulie?"

     

    "Paulie? Oh, you ain't gonna see him no more."

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  9. Hollywood Jack Vincennes. Not sure if any character has quite hit for me the perfect balance of charismaticaly glamourous , repulsively scummy and heartbreakingly sympatheticat the same time. A lot of that is down to Spacey's performance, including stealing Guy Pearce's big scene with three words. (Pearce does get his own later, owning a big scene with just a prolonged silent beat.)

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  10. Might be just where my head is currently at, but Springsteen's first five are all aces in my book :

     

    Greetings From Asbury Park , NJ

    The Wild, the Innocent and The E Street Shuffle

    Born To Run

    Darkness At The Edge Of Town

    The River

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  11. The most offensive line for me was :

     

    And hating the Eagles defines whether a music fan is a fan of music or just a bandwagon-jumper.

     

    Excuse me, but who in the holy fuck are you to invalidate anyone else's music tastes? And whether someone likes, dislikes or hates the music of the Eagles (and I will be open in that I really did not care for their music for most of my life before becoming a huge fan in the past couple of years), is now the fucking time to print this and crap all over their fans who are in mourning?

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