BruceH

Congratulations!!

Yes, that was also a favorite among myself and one or two friends. Here Come the Warm Jets by Brian Eno, also came out that year. It wasn't until about seven years later until I started appreciating Eno, but better late than never.

Looking forward to the new Criterion of "3:10 to Yuma."

Turns out I've been here since April 13, 2003. So not QUITE the whole time, but pretty close. I remember back then...my kids were 10 and 8. Thanks for being a wonderful host, Jim.

I thought Season Four of Community was going to bite the big one (or at least be lacking a certain something) but last night's episode was solid.

May all your Birthdays be bright. Particularly this one.

Season 4 of Mad Men. "The Suitcase" is a great episode.

In other words, they just don't give a fuck.

I also liked last night's The Good Wife----very entertaining show. Also been watching some old episodes of Firefly. Firefly is classic cult show. Have you seen it in the intended order it was supposed to be shown? Fox pretty much killed the show by showing the episodes for whatever reason out of order initially. It's a lot better and makes a whole lot more sense in the correct order. Yes. In fact, that's the ONLY way I've seen it, because I missed its initial run on TV and only caught up with it on DVD after seeing the movie, "Serenity."

"Adventures In Your Own Backyard" - Patrick Watson

I also liked last night's The Good Wife----very entertaining show. Also been watching some old episodes of Firefly.

I like 'em, and it's been many years since I've been a college boy of any type.

I always thought the Grammys were a complete joke. Then a couple years ago Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" won Album of the Year. Did Hell freeze over? Perhaps it's just a stopped clock being right twice a day. (Or in their case, twice a century.)

Been rewatching Mad Men lately; up to season three now.

They've found that just about every galaxy (every large one, anyway) has a black hole in the center, so not only is there nothing unusual about it, but they seem to be necessary for the formation of spiral galaxies. They gobble up a lot of matter at first, but then the space around them is clear and the remaining stars are orbiting around them fast and far enough that they don't get sucked in.

Can't wait for those new episodes of Breaking Bad.

I feel much the same. The greats from his generation are going one by one. Not surprising, perhaps. but sad and sobering. I have no doubt that I'll continue to play his Blue Notes.

I read this back in '97 or '98, and liked it. Interesting to compare it to the series.

I first noticed him in "Band of Brothers."

And here I thought Toronto was supposed to be a nice, civilized place.

That's pretty much my point of view as well.

He had a point.

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I long ago forgave her for "How Much Is That Doggie In the window." RIP

Does anyone still write for the Voice?