lame ass security

I wrote a song a few years ago and I thought I had really done something with the vocal melody, until I realized I had just ripped off Over My Head. She was a great musician and the backbone of Fleetwood Mac. 

23 minutes ago, marlingrl03 said:

Gremlins is mine lol. Even got my mom to watch it again, I was like you have to, it's Christmas!!!

and Gremlins is a Christmas movie! 

So is Die Hard.😄

3 hours ago, HollyWoodRose84 said:

Little fashion side note for everyone. 
 

Bandanas (handkerchief)  in the back pocket originated during the days where being promiscuous was taboo. Having one hanging out of your back pocket was a sign you were DTF. Aka Hanky Panky. 

Made me think of the Al Pacino movie Cruising, good flick. 

On 11/13/2022 at 3:07 PM, IrishgunnerII said:

Anyone watching the buffalo bills and Vikings game ? I’m sure they just played hard school during a time out. If it wasn’t then it was another song that was nearly indentical.

That game was Hard Skool for Josh Allen.

39 minutes ago, Swear90 said:

It's not a real band, it's a mashup. I just mixed two songs together to make "a new one"

Songs I mixed:

Mama Maè by Negrita

Put You Down by Alice In Chains

Oh shit, lol, I feel like a moron. It sounds really good though.

Very cool stuff, singer looks and sounds like Layne. Are you a member of the band?

3 hours ago, dontdamnmeuyi2015 said:

The Haunting of Julia with Mia Farrow  It sucked.

I think I saw part of this a few months ago, I was curious because Mia Farrow was so good in Rosemary's Baby. 

I assume Murray Head was the opener.

3 hours ago, James Bond said:

I watched some audience shot footage of Simon Le Bon reading Andy's letter. It's heartbreaking and the audience goes silent. The bit about him having just bought a new guitar for the event too is quite sad. He was obviously very excited about it.

I thought it strange earlier in the day that none of the media coverage or press photos showed Andy since he was originally announced to be there. On top of that, their current guitarist since 2006 (Dom Brown) was sharing rehearsal shots on his Instagram so I just assumed plans had fallen through with Andy. Disappointing, but not entirely unexpected given their history.

But then Simon dropped that bombshell during the ceremony and it all changed.

It's a shame. I'm a huge Duran Duran fan so seeing Andy with them one last time would have been terrific.

Warren Cuccurullo was also inducted with the band and Simon gave him a nice shout out, but I'm not sure he was ever fully committed to going.

I think that riff in Hungry Like The Wolf is one of the best ever. 

The Killer, never be another one like him.

I always really liked Mick, very underrated player. He seemed to be the cool undercurrent in the craziness, wish him well. 

On 10/13/2022 at 10:43 AM, Voodoochild said:

Even with some alleged issues, they managed to get some of the best guitar work I ever heard. 

Without Axl's input, they actually appeared together in the Ghost of Mars soundtrack. It may have happened by Axl's request, but that was before Robin came back from NIN in 2000 as far as I remember.

 

I think the problem with Ron is that the band had rehearsed without him and had their own mindset for a two guitars lineup. Even facing a lot of shit about how he looked and/or how he sounded, Ron still managed to get a lot of empathy from the fans, and I bet that also hit the nerves with some guys. But Robin wasn't really affected, I guess, and Ron even got to watch him perform with NIN after he left. On the other hand, Richard was the one who would inherit Bucket's parts, as he ultimately did with some songs when Slash rejoined. 

From what I gathered, Stinson loved pushing Bumble's buttons.  New guy hazing that lasted years.😄

4 hours ago, dontdamnmeuyi2015 said:

Chucky season 2 began last Wed. and this season is just as awesome as the last one.

The whole cast is so good. Now there are more than one Chucky wrecking havoc everywhere he goes.

check it out. It is as good as the movie.

I saw parts of the first season and some of the first show of season two,  I like it. I'm a big fan of Fiona Dourif, Brad's daughter, who plays Nica.

Sounds great man, epic and heartfelt. 

2 hours ago, dontdamnmeuyi2015 said:

Hellraiser 2022

Okay. Better than the last few Hellraiser movies.

The cenibites were very cool looking. Gross kills too. Love it.

It's 2 hours long. I felt too long. Honestly, I didn't care for any of the characters so some getting killed didn't bother me at all.

All the makeup on the cenibites were all new and improved.

Met Tom and he's a hoot. Very cool and funny in person. Love that he's in so many John Carptenter movies.

Love the scene when the mask that was on the kid implodes and all the gross stuff comes out. lol

I think they should've made this as a stand alone movie not connected with the Halloween film franchise. I think it would've been more successful because a lot of fans were pissed off that Michael Myers wasn't in it.

1 hour ago, Sosso said:

Halloween III is my favourite Halloween movie Tom Atkins is great in that one. 

I love the anthology movie concept and I dont like that it was cancelled. I only like 4-6 because of Danielle Harris and Donald Pleasance. 

I agree, Atkins is great and the female lead is great too, I think her name is Stacey Nelkin. Some imaginative kills in this one too.

1 hour ago, Sosso said:

October has started and that means a bunch of horror movies for me.

I will watch: 

Friday the 13th Parts I - VIII

Halloween 1-6

Nightmare on Elm Street 1-7

Hellraiser 1-3

The Hills Have Eyes 1 & 2

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Freddy vs. Jason 

The Fog

The Thing 

Day of the Dead 

Dawn of the Dead 

 

 

I like the way you think.😄 Just curious, are you a fan of Halloween lll Season Of The Witch?  I know a lot of people don't like it but I always have.

3 hours ago, James Bond said:

Fuck. I wish I had a voice like that. Great songwriting too.

It's official - name change to Billy Goodstuffman.

Thanks my man, I really appreciate you guys taking the time to listen.

4 hours ago, RussTCB said:

I remember HATING Elvis And The Beauty Queen when I was a kid. Some made for TV movie horseshit. 

Oh shit yes, lol. Don Johnson as Elvis, I had totally forgotten about that one. And that's a good thing.

46 minutes ago, F*ck Fear said:

All of them are the worst 

Honestly, I never liked the Kurt Russell film. And the Elvis & Nixon movies were just terrible.

They also did a miniseries based on Priscilla's book called Elvis And Me. The dude playing Elvis, Dale Midkiff, was decent but looked more like Johnny Cash near the end.😄

3 hours ago, F*ck Fear said:

Since purchasing the bluray, I've watched it again.

The best film on Elvis, in my opinion.

Which begs the question on which is the worst film on Elvis. I remember one, which I think was called Elvis Lives, that was so bad it was hilarious. But I think that might've been the intention. 

16 minutes ago, Ratam said:

Without pun intended, you're very Good man!

I see what you did there.😄

Where there is life, there's hope.

Shit man, I wasn't aware that was Michael Monroe on harmonica. I had just assumed it was Andreadis, took me to school with that one.