I have a soft spot for For Your Eyes Only because it was on HBO one summer like every day. And watch it every day we did.

This is a good Bond movie, but I'm not sure it's the best. Skyfall is in some ways better.

Some of the best opening credit work ever. And the integration with the Cornell song was equally fantastic.

I'm concerned that he'd have been too old to play Mordred. But one of the other knights, before Arthur draws the sword…

Warner's TNG episode was on tonight and it occurred to me that he wasn't in Boorman's Excalibur, and how in the hell did that happen? Seem like there had to be some part for him in there.

I'm a bit of a tough grader, so if I had three objections to an album, I wouldn't give it a B.

I can't imagine a circumstance in which I will hear any of these songs, so I'm not judging the material, just pointing out to vladdrak that there was more criticism than just "bloated".

There's the point where the last three songs are described as slogs, the mention of cheesy lyrics, and a song that is too precious for its own good.

Sometimes yes, but the Burn solo sounds fairly "clean" to me.

Also good!

I already nominated Losing It up above, so…seconded!

I'm going to add the keyboard solo from Burn by Deep Purple.

Of the top of my head, the violin solo in Losing It by Rush.

Liberating!

Groovy!

This keeps coming up, but my memories are in conflict with the timeline.