I was surprised to see them, too, on this. Any chance to talk about/ think about/ hear "Go Now" again is fine, though. The whole "Moody Blues #1 Go Now" album is amazing, though. And "Tuesday Afternoon" is wonderful.

That's right! The gypsies had no homes, The Doors had no
bass. But don't let that scare you, my friend let that liberate you! 'Cause
when you're free flying with the Doors, man - what do you need a safety net
for?

There were a lot of great Dutch Beat groups in the 60s. The ones who went on to the most recognition in the US were Shocking Blue and The Golden Earrings (later just Golden Earring). But there were a whole lot more great bands- The Outsiders, Q65, The Motions, etc. There is a great box set called "Nederbeat 63-69"…

Clearly, it's not working.

"Other than the one part I didn't like, I also didn't like anything else."

I really wanted to see her tits, too.

"Would you ever fuck me?"
"No.. I'd just jerk off instead."

Totally agree. It was marketed so poorly- or at least deceptively- that I had no desire to see it until I heard how dark it was. I regret now not seeing it in the theater. I feel the same way about "In Bruges."

thanks!

See: "Hollow Man"

What else is on there? I love soul-crushing music.

I sort of was.

I've got some real estate I'd love to sell you, Bucky.

http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I wish I could like this twice.

"Bullock hasn't been this effective since 'Speed.'"

Ummm…… Uhhhh………

I can't be the only one who wanted Jack and Norma Arnold from "The Wonder Years" as my folks, right? Or Willie Tanner from "Alf" (I could take or leave the mom)?

That's in Goodfellas, you motherfuckin' mutt.

They've been doing that for awhile, though. Don't forget "The Gang Gets Invincible." But I will agree it seems much prevalent this season.