Just got my first Pfizer vax. Waiting 15 minutes before I leave.
Posts by CountingOutTime
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Well, I think Nad is brilliant and the 3 tracks on the review page are fantastic. Yeats would be proud, I'm sure, to hear what Nad and Andrew have created, blending his poems with their music. I will definitely be purchasing the album.
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I've got a reservation on April 14th to get the first Pfizer vax.
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We are now back in lock down for 28 days.
Sorry to hear that. We kind of let our guard down today. We hired a handyman to put in a pet door off the kitchen, and none of us thought to wear a mask. Crossing our fingers.
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Contains two CSN classics: "Wasted On The Way" and "Southern Cross."
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My favorite Tull album
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Two big stars of the movie screen left us this week: George Segal and Jessica Walter.
To be dearly missed as their contributions to the Art of Drama & Comedy entertainment will always keep their memory alive.
I'll always remember the first time I saw a George Segal movie. It was a midnight showing of 'Where's Poppa?' (1970) produced by none other than Carl Reiner. Starring George Segal and the amazingly funny Ruth Gordon (of 'Harold and Maude' fame) RIP George
Plot taken from IMDB "When New York attorney Gordon Hocheiser meets Louise Callan, the girl of his dreams, he schemes to eliminate his aging, senile mother, even though he promised his late father that he'd always take care of her. He fears that his batty mom's eccentricities will shortly lead to Louise's departure.."
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Saw them in concert a few times. Almost a 4-hour show. Great stuff!
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Happy birthday to Roger Hodgson who turned 71 today (Sunday). Hope it was a good one!
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Final vinyl album of the day
I listened to this on Thursday at 4 in the morning while walking my dogs. Great album!
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please advise me how to start a new thread
Click on the bars at top left of screen. Then click on FORUM. Choose the topic where you want to start a new thread. Once opened, you will see CREATE THREAD
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I saw this yesterday. Without Lou, we'd have been stuck with 8-track tape cartridges back in the day. RIP Lou
A bit of trivia: The guy who led the consortium into developing and manufacturing 8-track cartridges in 1964 was Bill Lear of the Lear Jet Corporation.
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New Lifesigns album being released today March 8th. It's entitled 'Altitude.'
Zoltan Csörsz (ex-Flower Kings drummer) is now in Lifesigns! He's got a jazz background so can't wait to hear what he's contributed to this album. He has always been my favorite TFK drummer.
The album is currently only available on their website, but I can't see paying £12 for a download. Will wait awhile for the price to go down, but definitely going to get this.
Check out the interview and reviews on DPRP https://www.dprp.net/reviews/2021-024
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These two new solo releases are wonderful. I'm a big fan of Toto and Steve Lukather. I saw them perform in concert for the 2007 Falling In Between album. High quality songwriting. Joseph Williams was their lead vocalist for years. Great voice too.
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.... or imagine Collin and Hackett never joined the band.
Yep. Their contributions and influence were crucial to the success of Genesis, definitely.