condemned2bfree

Plan 9 from outer space - man that films funny. No continuity, same scene daylight to night fall haha!!!...

 

It 's so bad its good

 

Mr + mrs Smith

Bill Hicks was a legend, true visionary. David icke and Alex jones quote him all the time, without the humour or the rock + roll

 

 

Interesting fact? - Radiohead dedicated an album To Bill Hicks

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Marty DiBergi: "This tasteless cover is a good indication of the lack of musical invention within. The musical growth of this band cannot even be charted. They are treading water in a sea of retarded sexuality and bad poetry."

Nigel Tufnel: That's just nitpicking, isn't it?

 

 

 

 

Nigel Tufnel: What's wrong with being sexy?

 

Ian: Sexist, sexist!

Is california a major player when it come to ales in the U.S.A?

 

I imagine with the climate there you are able to control a wide range of hops for a wide range of flavoured ales, is this the case?

 

I'll keep your offer in mind daveyt

 

What's your favourite ale there then, you have mentioned a few - ballast point, fish head?

 

 

These are not my lyrics I wish they were

 

Don't speak of safe messiahs,

A failure of the modern man,

To the centre of all life's desires,

As a whole not an also ran.

Love in a hollow field,

Break the image of your father's son,

Drawn to an inner feel,

He was thought of as the only one,

He was thought of as the only one.

 

He no longer denies,

All the failures of the modern man.

No, no, no, he can't pick sides,

Sees the failures of the modern man.

Wise words and sympathy,

Tell the story of our history.

New strength gives a real touch,

Sense and reason make it all too much.

With a strange fatality,

Broke the spirits of a lesser man,

Some other race can see,

In his way he was the only one,

In his way he was the only one.

 

He no longer denies,

All the failures of the modern man.

No, no, no, he can't pick sides,

Sees the failures of the modern man.

Now that it's time to decide,

In his time he was a total man,

Taken from caesar's side,

Kept in silence just to prove who's wrong.

He no longer denies,

All the failures of the modern man.

No, no, no, he can't pick sides,

Sees the failures of the modern man,

All the failures of the modern man.

What an education.

 

guys

 

I never knew that you had such a range of ales in the usa. up to now I thought it was soley beer - lager - how popular is ale there, I mean is it a cult thing or quite widespread? ?

I am now very keen to get my laughing gear round a few of these.

 

I too love ale. One of my favourites being bishops finger - kentish ale, u.k' s oldest brewery 1640 something. Its a strong ale fruity too. Another favourite is abbotts ale - marvelous on draught.

Green king and Bombadier also go down well.

 

Great post guys and l look forward to more info and opinions on Ale there.

The Guys from spinal tap studied 'Saxon' of all people, to get familiar with rock and roll poses etc. I heard this is where derrick(forgot the actors name) realized to play open e,a etc notes freeing his other hand, enabling him to punch the air at the crowd.

Lt. Hookstratten:

 

This is our monthly "At Ease" weekend. It gives us a chance to let our hair down, although I see you've got a head start in that department. I shouldn't talk, though, I'm getting a little shaggy myself. I'd better not stand too close to you, people might think I'm part of the band. I'm joking, of course.

 

 

Viv savage's face at this point is classic.

 

 

Man I love this film. As Americans they are awesome at the British accent, just awesome.

Ian - Certainly, in the topsy-turvy world of heavy rock, having a good solid piece of wood in your hand is often useful.

 

 

 

QUOTE (Test4VitalSigns @ May 11 2005, 05:21 PM)

Wasn't the whole "Stonehenge" part based on real life problems Black Sabbath was having (When Ian Gillan sang for them) in the early 80's? I vaguely recalled Sabbath had a Stonehenge stage theme but had problems getting it set up in small arenas during the tour....

When asked about his epitaph:

 

Here lies David St. Hubbins... and why not?

 

 

 

Haha!

QUOTE (amalignantfarcry @ Apr 13 2007, 01:02 PM)

With all due respect Pedro2112 I would say Peart leaned Libertarian say 15-20 years ago. He said in Roadshow that he is "Left Leaning Libertarian". I don't find a single thing he says these days (especially after moving to very left leaning southern California) that shows him as a Libertarian or a Centrist, nevermind right leaning in any way. He goes out of his way to let everyone know how he has no faith in God, I guess my point is he has become so preachy about it. A subtle reference once in a while was fine, but now he is doing an entire album about it. I think we get the point Neil. From Freewill to The Big Wheel..I got the point. You do not believe in a ready made faith. 10-4.