Derek19

There is a correct spelling for the word doll, and it's "Dole" fruit cup. It's the band, and group called "Greta Van Fleet". I'll answer four of the Grammy questions. Marillion, haven't been Grammy nominated, and won for "Kayleigh". In 1988, Genesis, were nominated in the "Best Concept Music Video" for "Land of Confusion", and they won. In 1991, Van Halen, were nominated in the "Best Hard Rock Performance With Vocal" for "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge", and they won. In 2015, Ghost, were nominated in the "Best Metal Performance" for "Cirice", and they won.

When it was in theatres, I saw, and watched it in 3-D. I liked it a lot.

To add, there isn't even one song from "Rock and Roll Over", yet, so far.

It’s a weird thing with DC films - the animated movies are usually good, the live action movies are usually crap With D.C. live, action movies, I like them, and haven't had any problems, and issues. To add, I like Marvel, too. Some people can be really critical of them. People watch movies and they like and dislike whatever about them. Besides, everyone is a critic so no big deal. Here’s what I think of the DCEU movies I’ve seen... Man of Steel: some tasty moments but a bit over cooked. Grade: C Bats v Supes: pretty disappointing and I can’t even blame Affleck. Also, I wanted to choke whatshisname as Lex Luthor. Who the hell was he portraying? Grade: D Suicide Squad: made me want to commit suicide myself. Some cheap dialogue and cheap looking costumes didn’t help. Grade: F Wonder Woman: what a pleasant surprise. Fun action, costumes, cast. Not perfect but a very enjoyable popcorn movie. Grade: B+ Justice League: even more disappointing than Bats v Supes. Aquaman’s not a surfer bro. Not badass at all. Extremely lazy story resolution too. What a waste of DC’s top tier characters. Grade: F I've watched the live, action "Wonder Woman", and I liked it. I thought it was well done, and made. There is only one D.C. live, action movie I thought, and felt wasn't bad. It was "Suicide Squad". When it was in theatres, I didn't see it, and wasn't going to because I thought it may've been one of those superhero movies, which wouldn't have been very good. In "Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice", the actor, who portrayed Lex Luthor, is "Jesse Eisenberg".

I've watched "Kiss: Exposed" on video. I've seen Kiss in concert without their makeup, and not the four original members before I saw them on their reunion "Alive Worldwide 1996/97 Tour". It was in Vancouver on their "Hot In the Shade 1990 World Tour" because at the time, I must've wanted to see them, and what they were like without their makeup, and face paint. If they would've improved without having it on, too.

It is, and there is a Police song called "Behind My Camel". I just didn't watch this year's 61st Annual Grammy Awards. There wasn't any particular reason.

I've watched "Avengers: Endgame" first official teaser trailer on-line, too.

The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, and series was a "reboot" on the Batman movie franchise. Batman Begins, is only in-universe, with "the Dark Knight", and "Dark Knight Rises". The film reboots the Batman film series, telling the origin story of the character and begins with Bruce Wayne's initial fear of bats, the death of his parents, and his journey to becoming Batman. I like all six of the Spider-Man, so far, six Superman, and the two X-Men trilogies including the three prequels live, action movies. Now, to try to get this back on topic. I have watched what does look like an official first trailer for "Spider-Man: Far From Home". I was going a little by if there were any people made videos, and not definite information about, and on the movie because there are, and can be a lot of it on-line.

After seeing this, I've wanted to say something about it. He's created a lot, and being missed. R.I.P., to you, Stan.

There might, and can not be too much, and or enough information about "Spider-Man: Far From Home", yet. When Quentin Beck/Mysterio, was a villain of Spider-Man's, I've liked him. I'm glad, to see he's been picked to be in a Spider-Man movie. It might, and can be interesting on how he's going to look in it. Overall, Spider-Man, is, and has been my favorite superhero. In, and with D.C., and my second favorite superhero is "Superman".

For Kiss' latest End of the Road World Tour, I've known what the setlist is going to be. When they started it in Vancouver, I couldn't help, but read on what was said about it because more, than anything I was curious. Don't get me wrong. I've liked, and enjoyed Kiss, too, but without Ace, and Peter, not being in, and part of the band, and group, and Paul, and especially Gene, have treated the both of them have put me off. With the four original members in the band, and group, I think, and have felt that they were great. The stories said about Paul, and Gene, once they are retired from the band, and group, there will be two other musicians to take over for the both of them will remain to be seen. There have been things said, and posted, which haven't been true, and were lies. Rush, has been my favorite band, and group, and to this day, they still are.

Another off the topic post. Kiss' song "C'mon and Love Me" is a classic.

For a North American leg of "Judas Priest - Firepower World Tour", and "Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tours II" this month in Feb., I'm glad, there wasn't one, and didn't have to be canceled because of the flu and bronchitis.

On d.v.d., I've watched "Special Edition: Dr. Dolittle 2".

It's a masterpiece Michael! Name the session drummer on this album!!!! I met him last year and he signed the cd booklet for me! EPIC!!! The drummer's name, who was in Judas Priest to play drums on their "Sad Wings of Destiny" c.d., and album is "Alan Moore". The drummer's name, who played on their "Sin After Sin" c.d., and album is "Simon Phillips".

Alex, is that you? No, Lorraine. I'm not a guy, and man named Alex, and I'm not Alex, from Rush either. My actual, and real name is Derek. If your actual, and real name is Lorraine, then it's nice, and pleasure to meet you on, and in here. Derek, nice to meet you. I was joking. We do that sometimes on here. :) Glad you're here. Lorraine, Thank you. I'm glad, to be here. Everything is, and has been fine, and great. :)

There hasn't been, and isn't anything wrong, with asking for help. When, and if there are people, who are going through something in life like what Wendy, did, then they should ask for it.

Alex, is that you? No, Lorraine. I'm not a guy, and man named Alex, and I'm not Alex, from Rush either. My actual, and real name is Derek. If your actual, and real name is Lorraine, then it's nice, and pleasure to meet you on, and in here.

I've ordered, and bought a ticket for, and to see "Iron Maiden" on their "Legacy of the Beast World Tour" in Vancouver on Sept. 3.

I've liked all of Rush's music that they recorded, and released. I felt I haven't needed to bitch, complain, moan, and whine, and think, and say anything negative about any of their music as it's been awesome by describing one word.

It’s a weird thing with DC films - the animated movies are usually good, the live action movies are usually crap With D.C. live, action movies, I like them, and haven't had any problems, and issues. To add, I like Marvel, too. Some people can be really critical of them.

You're welcome, Earl. At Kiss' End of the Road World Tour in Las Vegas, enjoy, and cherish it, with your mom, and dad, and I hope your mom will like it. I saw Kiss, with the four original members on their "Alive Worldwide Tour 1996-1997" in Vancouver, which I thought was great, and I'm glad, I did, and was able to, when they reunited for it.

The European leg of his "No More Tours II World Tour", with Judas Priest, and their "Firepower World Tour", which was supposed to be on, and in this month was postponed until later in the year because due to illness.

It can be having a similar thing like a pneumonia. When, and if a person doesn't take care, and people aren't taking care of themselves, then it can, and will get bad, and worse.

Johnny, my thinking of "Live, animated" is it looking realistic like, and similar to "Live, action". If I confused you, and anybody else by that, then I didn't mean to. I think "the Death of Superman", and "Reign of the Supermen" are very good, and great. I would recommend both of them.