jb126
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I just finished reading mine from cover to cover too. I loved every moment it it.
Hello aen27! I am quite familiar with Exit 24B on 495 ;-)
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Yeah, there's a couple out there with a blues theme.
That stupid commercial has ruined "Smokestack Lightning" for me.
I watched a bit of The Kids Are Alright recently, has anyone seen it? Is it worth trying to watch the whole movie? I've liked Ruffalo's acting in some other films.
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Echoing what others have already said, but there is is quite a bit of stuff here that I've never seen before. I've only finished one page of the thread. I look forward to reading more. Thanks Knebby and other contributors.
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I purchased theZeppelin issue of The Ultimate Music Guide in the summer. Read it from cover to cover. It's still on my bedside nightstand and I pick it up from time to time.
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The helpful posters in the Celebration Day thread who made it very easy to find and purchase tickets to Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day.
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try this app for your phone....it's the balls.....
http://www.google.com/mobile/skymap/
we had fun watching mars and jupiter lately.......you just stand there with your phone and the app shows all the constellations/ stars/ planets in the sky both day and night from your location......stargazing has never been easier
and it's free
Thank you for the tip. I just purchased my first iphone a few weeks ago and this app sounds like one I'd like to have a look at.
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Lay Down Sally - Clapton
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Long Time Gone - Crosby, Stills & Nash
<too damned slow>
Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-a-Lot
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Shock the Monkey - Peter Gabriel
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Dear God - XTC
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Just got tickets today to the show coming up on Sept 27 in VA; small venue, so very happy to have gotten them!
Nice!
I will be seeing him the following night. Really looking forward to it.
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Broken Harbor by Tana French, a thriller. Not bad so far. I've read a few other books by this author.
I was wondering if there was a book thread, haven't had the chance to search for it. When I have some time I'll have to go through some of the pages for ideas.
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I'm Not in Love - 10cc (oops too damned slow).
Living for the City - Stevie Wonder
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Hi Z-o-S-o,
There is a fairly recent video here, if you're interested:
http://forums.ledzeppelin.com/index.php?/topic/18214-jimmy-page-donates-a-guitar-and-plays/
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The Thrill is Gone - B.B. King
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Rocks Off - The Rolling Stones
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Walking in L.A. - Missing Persons
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Can I please ask a question, without sounding stupid, I'm in Liverpool UK and it is 2.26 am, wht time is it in the usa???
I use this a lot. You can personalize it if you tend to use it often.
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I thought the "fractured ribs" show was in May '73 in Dallas?
According to Led Zeppelin The Concert File, the ribs injury was indeed May 18, 1973, with a "remarkably quick recovery" by the next night. Good memory Walter.
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Mama Told Me Not To Come - Three Dog Night
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Had a chance to see Control last night which was recommended by Jahfin a few weeks ago. As was mentioned, it is not an uplifting movie, but there were some strong performances. I've thought about it a few times since watching, it was good. So thanks.
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Have you seen the Danish TV series, The Killing aka Forbrydelsen?
Yes, the American version was on TV for two seasons. I was so aggravated when the murder was not solved at the end of the first season. As with many things, since I started down the path, I had to stick with it. It was just OK, it dragged on at times.
How did you like the original? Is it still running?
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I call it the Hans Zimmer effect. If there is a consistent flaw to Christopher Nolan's recent films, it is an over-reliance on Hans Zimmer's pounding scores to the point that it can drown out the dialogue. Sometimes he needs to go more Alexandre Desplat and less Zimmer.
The problem is that Nolan and his soundmixers have heard the dialogue a hundred times; they know it by heart. So it is unnoticeable to them that the score and effects sometimes buries the dialogue, thereby making it difficult for a first-time viewer to understand certain characters.
In "The Dark Knight Rises", I understood most of Bane's dialogue, but there was a scene between Gary Oldman and Gordon-Levitt where Oldman's words were mush.
This is a good point. Just remembered that I caught some of Big Fish on one of HBO channels this week. I did not have the same problem with Cotillard.
ILoved the ending that allows you, the viewer, to decide. And what's not to love about the cast, especially the chemistry between Tom Hardy and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who prove you don't have to be steroid-inflated goons to be a credible male action star. Brains and brawn.
Been a fan of Tom Hardy and Cillian Murphy for years. They have been in some older chickflick/period pieces. Pete Postelewaite (sp?) was always good.
I appreciate the darker, more gothic side of the Batman tale but I really think I like the first one with Michael Keaton best. Then again, some of my fondest memories are of watching the original Batman television series as a kid so what the fuck do I know.
Agree, Michael Keaton was excellent.
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Re: Inception. I had a similar reaction as both of you the first time I saw it. I did enjoy it more after a few tries. However, I had a difficult time hearing/understanding a lot of Marion Cotillard's dialogue.
Peter Gabriel at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on 9/21/12
in Other Bands / Music
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Mr. Wolfman,
I am interested in hearing your thoughts on the show when you have a few free minutes. I've been undecided on whether to buy a ticket to see PG next month.
Thank you.