Just saw "Jack the Giant Slayer" in 3-D. Loved it !

great story, and thanks for sharing Mrs. Plant. It is nice to read about the meetings between the fellas and fans.

^^^^^lol Type O, yeah I know.....It's my band's name and the worst name in the world, but memorable.....

doing well Wes G and yes, I am familiar with Fishbone, especially the tune "Freddy's Dead". Great song!

Yeah "Being John Malkovich" is fantastic! .....speaking of JM, "Rounders" with JM, Matt Damon and Ed Norton is a great movie too imho, especially if anyone is a Texas Hold'em fan......ciao

Hi VK, if you are a fan of Hoffman, check out, "A Late Quartet"......Hoffman, Christopher Walken, Cathleen Keener and Mark Ivanir. A little movie about a NY string quartet you may enjoy. Took a flyer on it, at the video store, the other night and I thought it was a nice movie. cheers Rich

^^^ you said it! RIP Stompin' Tom

Howdy ladies, just read back about 8 pages of posts. You gals are having fun! I was thinking that if I was in a drinking game, while reading all these posts, and I had to take a swig everytime I read the word "bulge" I would be hammered right now....lol glad to see some good fun going on in this thread....some of those other threads are a work out...cheers Rich

Hank Moody (David Duchovny) referenced Led Zep, Houses of the Holy last night, in the most recent episode of Californication....

Charles, just wondering if you ever ventured into the Vinyl Museum in Toronto? I used to go down there once a year when i lived in the city. Not even sure if it is still in existence actually.

lol...that is funny!

For all the lovers of ARGO. http://news.moviefone.ca/2013/02/22/jimmy-carter-argo-canadians-ken-taylor_n_2744219.html

this is where i live

you wouldn;t enjoy my igloo......I've had people actually get up a leave they were so pissed off....

Wes, maybe you should be the first to invite all of us to your place? That may start things off......

.....not bad....but you may be on the down low now

Wes, i think you probably have a ton of fans....more than you know..........you should ask everyone. as for a free trip to Canada, you should know that with our economy, nothing is free.

lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll....laughing out loud Wes...good one!

Drawbacks??? No comprende?

lol...thanks Wes, but I really meant to write "The Five Skins" which I did later...ciao

Nice job Wes!

The Five Skins

So loveable....

They were striving for perfection, which is impossible, but for sure they reached excellence that night. I love the mistakes. Makes it so much more real........ If it had been perfect it might have been less.

If anyone has not seen this documentary it is pretty good and I am pretty sure Ronnie is in it a little bit, if I remember correctly....same directors that did the latest RUSH dvd doc which was great also......ciao Global Metal Released in 2008, Sam directed a new film, titled Global Metal. In the film, directors Scot McFadyen and Sam Dunn set out to discover how the West’s most maligned musical genre – heavy metal – has impacted the world’s cultures beyond Europe and North America. The film follows metal fan and anthropologist Sam Dunn on a whirlwind journey through Asia, South America and the Middle East as he explores the underbelly of the world’s emerging extreme music scenes — from Indonesian death metal to Israeli Oriental metal and Chinese black metal to Iranian thrash metal, etc. The film reveals a worldwide community of metalheads who are not just absorbing metal from the West – they are transforming it, and creating a new form of cultural expression in societies dominated by conflict, corruption and mass-consumerism.[1]