Unless you really like fish. Like, REALLY like fish.

TSRTS is 1973. Peak live Zeppelin is, for my money, 1970-1972. Afterwards they tended to get a bit bloated. Page had drug and hand issues and Plant lost his original voice (reinvented it nicely by 1977 though). Bonham and John Paul Jones were basically always great though.

I also enjoyed the theme from The Pacific being played on top of a generic rap song towards the end there. If the trailer is this polished, I can't wait to see the full thing.

I'm still waiting for Nathan Fielder to reveal himself as his true campaign manager and this is all for season 4 of Nathan For You.

You mean Foreplay.

My dad really liked Journey. But he's sick of hearing basically every song of theirs and now has a similar opinion of them as I do. Really good 80s pop-rock but not something we want to hear much at all, if ever.

I don't like this band much but have much more patience for everything that isn't Don't Stop Believin'. And now I think we've covered the Venn Diagram of Journey.

That's not really anywhere close to the kind of stuff they do on this show.

And Hagar's Razor, which states that only time will tell if something will stand the test of time.

I liked how you could turn it up really loud at the end and hear him go, "Look, I'll pay you for it, what the fuck?"

It just feels like you're hanging out with good friends after a while.

I'm probably gonna do that too.

I remember being surprised to find that out months ago. Now I'm surprised to re-find that out.

That's what I plan on doing. Torrent it, skip around and see if that part's in there.

Absolutely.

The first one I saw on there was "Heaven Sent" starring young Vincent Kartheiser as a 14 year-old delinquent who dies. All this from the synopsis.

I was a hippie extra in this. The wardrobe guy was a fucking dick. So I'm just gonna wait to torrent this later and see if I'm in it.

Well, the 1969 Texas team was the last all-white national championship team. So yes. They do.

It's a truly awful color.

I was also an extra in this movie as a hippie. I've watched many football games start to finish. I went to A&M, the in-state rival. I'm in the same boat as you. I kinda want to see it, because if the scene I was an extra in makes it, I'll be easy to spot. But I also don't want to sit through it.