Travis Sheldon
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On 4/14/2016 at 8:30 AM, Cliff Hanger said:
Gareth Thomas, the Blake of Blake's 7, has died at 71.
I guess I haven't been online in a bit, but this news crushes me. Blake's 7 is one of the shows that was so influential to so many later space operas.
The dialogue and crew interactions on the show were spot on.
Damn, 71.
R.I.P. Mr Thomas
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A true giant.
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On 3/29/2016 at 4:11 PM, odessasteps said:
Attn: DEAN
This was far from my favorite Krofft series, that would be Sigmund & the Sea Monsters, but I love Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart so I am looking forward to this.
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That trailer is truly a bit unsettling.
We finally find out what happened to Bishop Brennan's son.
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Listened to this very track earlier today after I heard the news.
Powerful stuff.
R.I.P. Mr Emerson
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As a Raiders fan, I am happy with the signing of Osemele, Irvin, and Smith. All additions that fill needs they had. But with the specter of the last 14 years hanging around like a gray cloud, I can't help but think that they're likely to do something totally stupid anytime now.
Maybe I was wrong about Reggie McKenzie.
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A very unique character that gave his all every time I saw him.
R.I.P.
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Remember that opening acoustic guitar track to Battery being the loudest acoustic I'd ever heard when they piped it through the Municipal Auditorium speakers back in '86.
The Auditorium was a sonic shitshow, but it was the go to venue for wrestling and heavy metal bands until sometime in the 90s.
Might still have a Metallica t-shirt from that show.
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If I don't agree with anything supremebve has posted or will ever post, I must salute any clip from The Human Tornado. Rudy Ray Moore is one of my heroes.
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Don Williams has announced he's retiring after hip replacement surgery. I remember listening to him in the 70s via my grandmother's records. Sad I never made time to catch him in person.
A class act all around.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/don-williams-says-hes-retiring-20160301
One of my favorites...
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If they made a "Skate or Die 2017", I'd be in for a copy.
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I never really got into Armored Saint much but John Bush is an absolutely fantastic singer. March of the Saint was a really good EP iirc.
Cool, never heard the Blasters. I need to get some of their stuff, the Gun Club stuff, some other early LA bands I've missed out on. My focus from those days has always been Dangerhouse Rex/X/Germs and then Black Flag/Circle Jerks.
EDIT: And the Go-Gos of course... haha
Fucking love The Go-Go's, was my favorite band for many years, just wish they had gotten their (Belinda's) shit together and done more than 4 albums.
The Blasters, X, Black Flag, Fear, Catholic Discipline,The Bags, I ate all that up with a spoon. I didn't really get the Germs until this last decade, guess I let that shitty performance by Darby Crash on Decline get to me and I filed them under 'suck'.
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Curt McGirt's vitriol towards Anthrax reminded me of John Bush, whose talent was wasted in Anthrax.
I'm big on the SoCal music scene, from many eras, so here's a spree...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkUkYyo2EsU
One more 'cuz I love this band...
These guys ruled the LA punk scene in the mid 70s-early 80s...
I've already posted some Merle, so here's the king of the Bakersfield Sound...
Fuck it, here's more Merle...(Sorry I couldn't find a better version, but this is off the '72 album of the same name.)
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Yes, I thought of more...
This was played quite often back in the day...
And don't forget Satan...
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Sucks about Tony Philips. Way too young to go.
Always a solid contributor to the winning teams he was on.
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It's a shame that N.Y. State of Mind technically isn't the opener.
Terrible rap album intros are the bane of my existence. There has never been a time I bought an album and wanted to hear something other than music when I turned it on. I remember one of my coworkers asked me to listen to her friend's mixtape, and not only did it have a useless album intro, he had an intro to every single song. Rap rule #956 if you feel like you have something to say but for some reason you can't put it in a song, odds are you don't need to say it.
If only more people would learn from Big Daddy Kane.
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Great fucking call on "Big Iron" and "Mama Tried".
Those songs definitely set a mood.
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I so want to get this game. but I won't play it right away since I'm chipping away at PS3 backlog, but I'm on the look for a sale.
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More...
Before this song was co-opted by people who never understood what the lyrics actually said or meant, this was a thing...
The masters...
I'm hooked on ellipsis tonight...
The original story songwriter for me...
I'll stop here, as I can't type through the tears...
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I flippped it back to CBS to see if Colbert had started yet and Ozzie Smith was carrying the Lombardi trophy. What's up with that?
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Seeing Papa John give Manning a kiss at the end made my night.
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Watching Key & Peele on the Squarespace livestream has been the highlight of this shitshow.
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I'm playing a RNG based extremely difficult game of my own in Darkest Dungeon and it's awesome.
I'm itching to play that, but I need it at a significantly discounted price since it will be months before I get around to playing the game.
The All Things HORROR thread~!
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The opening scene was gorgeous.
The rest was so bad, it's still bad.