Bachelor #2 is still one of my favorite albums, probably because it captures a certain period of life for me pretty damn well. I was able to see her at the Carnegie in Pittsburgh when she was winding down the very long tour that she did for that album and she puts on a great show. Good stage presence and everything.
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Bachelor #2 is still one of my favorite albums, probably because it captures a certain period of life for me pretty damn well. I was able to see her at the Carnegie in Pittsburgh when she was winding down the very long tour that she did for that album and she puts on a great show. Good stage presence and everything.
Completely forgot about Waxwork. I swear I saw it not on Cinemax during the '80s but some channel like A&E. Probably around the same time they used to run a series about low budget horror/sci-fi films, which is where I first heard about Evil Dead.
Completely forgot about Waxwork. I swear I saw it not on Cinemax during the '80s but some channel like A&E. Probably around the same time they used to run a series about low budget horror/sci-fi films, which is where I first heard about Evil Dead.
AFLAC?
AFLAC?
Right behind Samuel L. Jackson!!!
Right behind Samuel L. Jackson!!!
Not that they had much choice in the matter.
Not that they had much choice in the matter.
I think it was even on separate pages also. Well played.
I think it was even on separate pages also. Well played.
@avclub-e474e8520850a6f3d13f268666736f33:disqus I was going to say the same thing about Act of Valor.
@avclub-e474e8520850a6f3d13f268666736f33:disqus I was going to say the same thing about Act of Valor.
*thpppt*
*thpppt*
As much as I like Soundgarden and most early-mid '90s music, "Live to Rise" sounds exactly like the kind of song I would have tried to listen to several times before giving up. I love me some 1998 rock but there is nothing to see here. Inoffensive for sure, but time to move on. Can't even say that I'm cautiously…
As much as I like Soundgarden and most early-mid '90s music, "Live to Rise" sounds exactly like the kind of song I would have tried to listen to several times before giving up. I love me some 1998 rock but there is nothing to see here. Inoffensive for sure, but time to move on. Can't even say that I'm cautiously…
As much as I like Soundgarden and most early-mid '90s music, "Live to Rise" sounds exactly like the kind of song I would have tried to listen to several times before giving up. I love me some 1998 rock but there is nothing to see here. Inoffensive for sure, but time to move on. Can't even say that I'm cautiously…
*accordion develops leak*