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And all the goyim say I'm pretty fly for a rabbi

Get well soon! It was super interesting. Fab is really open about how he and Rob were treated.

Tragic Idol is amazing! I give the nod to Faith because I have a bond with that album. The title track really helped me a lot to wake up. As for the self-titled, the parts they nearly go off track are likely the parts they went "oof, we said we wouldn't do that this time!" and corrected their course haha f**k Metallica. Paradise Lost forever.

Big Bottom -- Spinal Tap

Paradise Lost Paradise Lost (8/10) In Requiem (9/10) Faith Divides Us, Death Unites Us (10/10) Tragic Idol (10/10) OK so my fav of this bunch was actually Tragic Idol. that album is just fantastic. Faith Divides us is great as well and i gave it a 10. i just found TI just a little more enjoyable. The self Titled is a weird ass album. They seriously sound like odd duck pop Metallica. and hear me it it works BUT they were moments on that album where i swear things nearly go off the tracks Mick

The Anatomy Of Melancholy is a good one. Another one is Live At The Mill.

Well, I'm 57 and I don't regret mine. I do like the artistic value of some of them. I do agree some of them look like a blurry mess. Those won't age well. I feel slightly less self conscious of my skinny arms with my bicep(?) tats. It's interesting to see that lots of younger people have lots of ink. Office workers, not just blue collar. Noticing more neck tattos lately.

ok so i'm familiar with this band. i've heard mostly every album album except from the very early and more recent ones. i've gone back and started at the self titled. What a great album to re-esrablish a band. It's consistant enough for older but it's coommercial enough for new fans. One tiny note going through this bands history. The drum seat may has well had a an ejector seat on it. It's like recently........"ok one or two albums......get da fukk out i wouldn't want that job. i mean until Medusa. BUT......new on the icon re-record. i'm Nitpicking but it does make tons of albums have different feel. Mick

It started out with a rough first season, just like Trailer Park Boys. They then got into a rhythm with humor that just works for me and hilariously high quality camera work for what kind of show it is

I could not get into that show for the life of me, even though I really wanted to like it.

ZZ Top's First Album - ZZ Top

(A) League of Their Own

Also so sad for Jagr when he watched Van Damme's "Sudden Death" and counted he was -4 in the game.

Thank you! Yeah, their story is so interesting, but so sad for them.

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I've always been unlucky, even as a child. I had a rocking horse and it died.

The past three weeks: Life's Question - World Full Of… One Step Closer - From Me To You (EP) One Step Closer - This Place You Know One Step Closer - Songs For The Willow (EP) Koyo - Painting Words Into Lines (EP) Koyo - Short Beach Sessions (EP) Falling From One - Unconstricted (EP) Dillinger - Never Say Never Olivia Rodrigo - GUTS (Vinyl) Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher (Vinyl) Jim Croce - I Got A Name (Vinyl) Homesafe - What Did You Find Out? (EP) Games We Play - Life’s Going Great

It really helped me for the 2 years that I was on it. It's been about 4 months since I've taken it.

Boo!

"...today on Lauren Lake's Paternity Court."

We used to watch this with great dedication when we were elementary kids and it was on Bowling for Dollars or whatever. I'm not sure why our parents let us. It's pretty emotional (woman sent to death row when possibly innocent) and the final scene, with all the details of the California gas chamber at the time, is pretty gory. Anyway, Susan Hayward won an Oscar for her role (she's very good) and they have a lot of good films on TCM now for Oscar season. But, yeah, kind of like telling your kids to go watch "In Cold Blood." (In their defense, our moms worked and also the friend I used to watch with had 9 brothers and sisters! Moms were just glad we were watching tv! )

Didn't even notice the whole "leaderboard" gimmick until now, how long has this been around for? Looks like i've "won" one day.... Hell yeah!

I've added a bit of a twist to my "new album every day" thing I did last year. One of the major problems I ran into last year was a lack of time to truly digest a record. The real stand-outs were ones I liked immediately. I swapped to "one album a week, but I have to listen to it 7 times". Albums I otherwise would have written off after a single listen are now growing on me. I'll even stick to it through bad albums to really make sure I hate them. I'm hoping to make it to near 100 albums still. I've been listening to a lot despite the 7X rule.

Yours is No Disgrace - YES

Kindergarten Cop

That's illegal, unless MVG does it.

White Blood Cells - The White Stripes

Vol. 4 - Black Sabbath

Falling Down

I think this is one of Neil's most underrated lyrics and seldom quoted. The use of "wrench" is brilliant... "I feel the sense of possibilities, I feel the wrench of hard realities".

1ga Swiatek hasn't had much luck with some of these Eastern Block girls. If it's not a Czech, it's a Ukranian. If it's not a Ukranian, it's a Russian. Still, she is comfortably in the lead and should remain no.1 at least until the French Open.

DIO

Adrian Belew would be worth seeing. I am hoping to get some tickets to Peter Frampton, he's doing a short tour of small venues. Will be here in April.

David Bowie - 1980 Floor Show. I played that "Dollars in Drag" vinyl boot to death back in the eighties. Now YT has the original Midnight Special show in near perfect quality. I miss the comedy bits that TAKRL put in between the songs though