JSngry

LTB (hallelujah I love her so) surprised me by bringing this home Tuesday night, and since then, I've watched both the theatrical version with and without the director's commentary, as well as the extended version with all the deleted scenes restored, and all the little trivial stuff, like the trilers and stuff. Big news for me is how much better an already fine movie is made by the restoration of the deleted scenes. Opinions may vary on this, but I found that it made the move a lot less "Hollywood-y" and really provided more quality dramatic depth. The director's commentary, although at times (not too many,, though) a tad geeky/fanboy in quality was good for at least one listen, as he freely cops to what scenes/elements are apocryphal (and why they were used anyway), as well as providing interesting (to me, anyway) commentary on, not just the film, but the cast and crew as well. Apparently, this was a low(er)-budget independent film, so imagination had to be used across the board. It was used quite well, imo. Priced to sell at under $20 (if your son works at Fry's, it's under $17...). Do yourself a favor and check it out.

I don't know what "melodically generous" means, but Wayne was a whole lot more melodic than George.

Frequently.

Tuna. Or cheese, apparently. Hell, make a tuna melt.

That's the album, alright, and a most interesting one it is!

Would "Legs" work for you, brownie?

Thank you, sir! And, a link to the Water catalog, specifically: http://www.buyrunt.com/water.html

Dude, I'm not that big on "movie musicals" overall, but this is a good one, to be sure. Very "mature" in how the music, the story, and the visuals all intertwine. Check it out.

What I'd like to see is Gene Kelley and Gene Gene the Dancing Machine going mano-a-mano.

Well, maybe, but I still ain't buying one...

And they seem to have no website...

San Francisco, actually.

Some of that stuff looks like it might've hurt!

First thing I though of - Why? Then I saw the slogan at the end. Which led to the thought - Why don't VW bring back Herbie? Disney could probably use the money these days...

No, if they have any sense, they'll arm themselves and go out like a man instead of going on like a frog.

Does that mean that she has to play more Canadian notes to get the same value as American ones?

I meant same as the LP mentioned. But it's good to know that it's not the same as the show being offered for download!

Reminds me of the rumors I've heard about Stevie Nicks having a person on staff to administer cocaine to her rectally because it was ruining what was left of her vocal chords. Also reminds me of a guitar player I know whose grandmother (from Gun Barrell City) administered an onion enema as an annual "spring tonic". I am serious about both of these things.

AAAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH on #10!!!!!!!!!!! Got that album. LOVE that album. But did not recognize it here!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Up to a point, but only. But again, this is just me.

Just don't get turned into a Vic Morrow clone! Yikes! Yeah, them helicopters got a mind of thier own.

Yeah, but I don't think I could handle seeing my kid executed, even if it didn't work.

Why not?

Mel Brown, eh? That's NOT the same Mel Brown that did those Impulse! dates, btw. This is a different Mel Brown. In the 80s, I gigged a big bunch w/a Soul singer named Greg Smith who had relocated here from Portland, and he RAVED about this Mel Brown. The when Rob Blakeslee was here for a quick minute or two, he did the same. Sounds as if the raves were justified!

Does Austin still have a Half-Price?