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Adam Zamoyski- 1812 Napoleon's Fatal March On Moscow.

I'd get- 1 'Live At The Harlem Square Club' 2 'The SAR Records Story'... absolutely knockout. 3 Any greatest hits compilation.

Rene Marie

That's a shame, poor guy. I really like the work with the Kenny Barron Quintet, all the cds they did are great.

Although I don't drink anymore I recommend this beer as the best of all the Japanese beers.

Last year a friend gave my wife some booties that her husband had bought in HK. They were hilarious, Terminator 3 had sleeve notes for Charlie's Angels and the English subtitles for some film that was most decidedly not Terminator 3. Hulk had subtitles from what seemed to be a Jackie Chan film and a cover with notes to what seemed to be Matrix 3. I threw them all in the bin.

So anyway what's the word on 'War Of The Worlds' ? Is it any good or what ?

' American Pastoral' is a great book, his best in my opinion. ' I Married A Communist ' is also excellent. I thought they were both superior to ' Human Stain'.

'JC On The Set ' is still his best cd imho.

Hot and very sticky. High of 37C and 29C in the middle of the night. Humidity around 60%. It's just a rehearsal for July and August.

On WW2 Martin Gilbert Second World War, a day by day chronological account is very powerful. Max Hastings Armageddon Antony Beevor- Stalingrad and The Fall Of Berlin John Dowes- War Without Mercy on the Pacific theatre. On Vietnam - two masterly books that Bush obviously hasn't read. Neil Sheehan -A Bright Shining Lie David Halberstam -The Best And The Brightest Max Hastings -Korean war and Battle For The Falklands.

Thanks for the link. I've been wanting to read this for ages.

I bought Volume one ( the black box) when it was first released and it has had a lot of play. I never got round to buying Volume 2 ( the blue box) which I sometimes regret. If ever you see a copy of the Sue Records Story box set it makes a great companion to the Stax.

Golly, good job I didn't chuck out my cassette Walkman !

You certainly make me feel a total dunce. It took me at least four viewings and then the extra help from the web to get that far.

Mulholland Drive is Lynch's masterwork in my opinion but a hard film to make sense of after one viewing . I found this explanation invaluable for a dunce like me to unravel the slippery threads of the plot as it weaves in and out of the here and now into the world of dreams. http://www.franksreelreviews.com/reviews/mdexplain.htm

Just got back from Batman Returns. It was great, the best of all the Batman films so far by a long chalk. The only minor carp was Liam Neeson who just wasn't bad enough for me. Still a splendid film for the young and dark at heart. Excuse me while I get back to sewing my Bat Cape!

Anyone seen the Ray In Israel dvd ??

Every morning Country Farm Fruit Muesli. real McCoy with no sugar or chemical crap. I always have it with soya milk, the brand I use is absolutely delicious. I beef it up with banana(s) and any other fruit in season. At the moment cherries and BIWA, a fruit I've only ever seen in Japan. Pics of BIWA .........

My missus took very little persuasion, we are off to see it this weekend.

Yes, a very musical box set and dig the cut out Peggy Lee doll ! Have you got it on your desk Lon ?

I don't sleep enough. I usually go to bed before twelve but have to read a thriller for half an hour or so. I wake up at 5.30-6.00, a little later in winter and am always up by 7.00.

Try DiskUnion jazz annexe. They play great stuff. I've picked up quite a few after hearing them on the house speakers (JBL).

Words fail me.

Ditto all the previous comments. I can't understand what has been done to this previously good site. It's slow, user unfriendly lacking in information.