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Watching this movie is actually more sad than scary when you think about what happened to Heather O'Rourke and Dominique Dunne.

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son My favorite

...and the aptly named Sir Not-appearing-in-this-film.

His father (Leo McKern), a free-lance bishop, was married to Verna Plachenka (Julie Christie) but secretly deeply in love with Margo Farenka (Shirley Abicair) and the strangely flatulent Madame Ranevsky (Norris McWhirter).

If you're going to go straight, you might as well be a vicar or something.

No thank you, vicar. Good morning.

So good... that I listened to it again

and when Cop Killer is on I have to- *gets put on 3 lists*

Drop your panties, Sir Ibanez, I cannot wait till lunchtime.

Late October golf in Minnesota is always a treat! Sunny and 78 degrees! Had several good holes …..and too many putts that lipped out, but it was such a beautiful day that I didn’t care.

Nipples rose dramatically during the morning but had declined by mid-afternoon, while teeth clenched and buttocks remained firm.

RHCP - Desecration Smile

I miss the Billy Joel punk anthemic album Glass Houses, and his song "You May Be Right"

I miss Traffic. Such great music from this band

Had a sleepless night, yay for anxiety and stress. Rush- 2112 Rush- Permanent Waves Rush- Clockwork Angels Alter Bridge- The Last Hero Idlewild- 100 Broken Windows Rhapsody- Dawn Of Victory Taylor Swift- Midnights The latest Taylor Swift is interesting. It very much sounds like the follow up to 2019's Lover. A departure from Folklore/Evermore (which I think is a smart move, because you can wear a good idea out). This album felt bland first listen, but it's a real grower. Doesn't sound like she is wanting hit singles. This is a late night album, perfect for a smoke, candles and blankets.

Thank you!

That's like the best answer ever. Thank you!

X-Ray Eyes -- Blue Oyster Cult

Worth Fighting For - Judas Priest

In a Glass House -- Gentle Giant

Hold Your Fire - RUSH

Valedictory -- Gentle Giant

Take No Prisoners -- Megadeth

Grace Under Pressure -- Rush

A case of San Pellegrino at $0.70 a pop, we call that a good deal in these inflation times

Fire of Unknown Origin - Blue Oyster Cult

Sweating Bullets - Megadeth

Neil Young - Comes a Time

Sadly only a thought experiment now. I cannot say for sure, as I only ever saw Rush once and my dad and I were in the very back row of the very highest section, just left of center.... But it was my first ever concert and unashamedly still my favorite concert memory ever. They played my dad's favorite Rush song and my favorite Rush song, nearly back to back if I recall (Xanadu and Cygnus X-1), it was such a special show, and I've never been at another with the same love and energy that filled the crowd that night. So I'd say the best seat at a Rush show is the one next to the person you most want to see Rush with, the one at the venue you'll have the best time getting to, and the one on the tour you most want to see.

The one thing I called bull sheit on were the bullies. Marching band students as bullies? GTFOH. What’s next? Chess team?

Leave that Welsh tart alone.

The coal miners of Wales have long been famed for their tough rugged life hewing the black gold from the uncompromising hell of one mile under.

Gold. Frankincense. Myrrh.

Taylor Swift - Lavender Haze, Maroon & Anti-Hero

This is an example of the sort of abuse we get all the time from ignorant people. I inherited this religion from my father, an ex-used-car salesman and part-time window-box, and I am very proud to be in charge of the first religion with free gifts.

Ah, Mr. Rodgets, have you got your unemployment benefits, please?

I really miss SRV! Crossfire

No, tell the surgeon to attend the men that can be saved. He can do little for me, I fear.

Anthem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

She just fell on on to the dagger and tripped, and went, 'Oops'.

I miss Hutch. Gone too soon. RIP Love the extended version even more at the beginning.

The problem, I believe, is basically sexual, is it?

I love this hive employee-ee-ee bisected accidentally one summer afternoon by me I love him carnally

...with delight.

That was episode two of 'The Death of Mary, Queen of Scots', adapted for the radio by Bernard Holliwood and Brian London. And now, Radio Four will explode.

First you gotta convince me there even is a "Detroit"