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THIS!

Never mind...reading up on it now. Looking forward to to as they will completely ignore any of the sequels...which, sorry Earl, are not any good.

Wait...isn’t Danny McBride involved with the writing/directing of the new Halloween reboot??

Don’t forget it has a strong and simple beat that you can dance to.

I was going to respond but I realized I'd already done that long ago!

I think it's about the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon prequel: Crouching Fish, Hidden Finger

http://sideonetrackone.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/wild-bunch.jpeg ...I don't get what the outrage over this silly ass movie was all about. Tons more movies with a lot more graphic stuff than this. Eh.

Some dude I used to work with has a book out before me? #sumbitch #cashgrab #butimthewriterofthebunch! #bastardsteppedonmytoesthatarestillinflamedfromridingmymotorcycleintherainlikeadumbass

Yes indeed. From largemouth bass to rock bass (Ged’s fav no doubt) to sea bass Geddy has all the species covered.

That's a list of damn great songs.

7th Son has a few classics but overall isn't a masterpiece. The direction they took after 7th is baffling...those next few albums are not great.

Maiden needs to make the music they want. You'll take it and you'll like it.

I totally agree Black Tiger. Nothing touches the first two Maiden records. Burr > Nicko. The "Dick"inson Era peaked at "Seventh Son" for me. I love Nicko, but Burr was the MAN. Signed, Paiste RUDE. Paiste Rude is an awesome porn name. Sincerely, E. Norma Specker

It's Neil's fault of course.

Black Country Communion and their new album titled BBCIV

Well, you can hear it a lot if you talk to Earl. He can hook you up! :P Y'know... hangin with Earl would be a trip.

Hey, baby, it's a quarter to eight I feel I'm in the mood

Angel dust...now there's a phrase I've not heard in a long time.

Yeah his interview with Gene Simmons was great.

You're exactly right. So here's the thing: if you're getting ready to retire with some modicum of class, when you do publish your book, do you go out of your way to bag on fellow musicians, your fans, and every decision your partners have made for the last ten years? No. you say thanks for the well-wishes and you sail off into the sunset. And herein lies the problem that the people some are referring to as "Neil-haters" have. It's not like he just retired and sailed off. The book effectively read like a manifesto, distancing himself against everything the Rush Organization did for the last ten years, with him as the pseudo-unwilling hostage. Now if that's how he really felt, then great. But putting that out there opens him up to being called a "jerk." And if you read "The Middle Eight" section of his last book, that's really how he comes off. It has NOTHING to do with him ending Rush or not. It's how he expresses himself about it that matters here. THIS. :goodone: Yeah man, you read that chapter and you get insight into Ellwood. Great musician but a brat who's ability has afforded him an amazing lifestyle but who acts like an insufferable teenager when asked to do something that isn't exactly what he wants...sure he'll do it but he'll sulk and make everyone else uncomfortable. He wanted the respect and $$$ of being a great drummer but none of the responsibility of being in a successful band. It would be something to see if he had 1% of Nicko's personality...he manages to come out from behind the drum kit each show and somehow the sun still comes up.

Sounds like Rush but without any bass...so shitty Rush.

Well, y'know...she just couldn't halper self...

Presto RTB Presto I HATE those three albums.

Earl is a lyrical gangster! Sincerely, Walt Whitman

So...you're retired right?