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"A Lover's Question" - Clyde McPhatter

"Rubber Biscuit" - The Blues Brothers

"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" - Michael Nesmith & The First National Band

The Alice Cooper show is one of my favorites! The Joan Baez episode aired in Season 5 of TMS, which was the last season produced. A lot of the shows had themes built around them: Brooke Shields starred in a Muppet version of Alice in Wonderland, the Debbie Harry ep. had a camping out theme...

You Can Make 79% of Your Crushes Fall in Love With You Your seduction skills are practically legendary. You know how to close the deal. Just don't let someone you're really into get the better of you! As long as you keep up your end of the flirting game, you'll get the prize at the end...

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"Strange Days" - The Doors

"In Dreams" - Roy Orbison

I collect movie posters. I currently own about 40 right now. Some of them are domestic, but I have several from other countries. They're not framed. In fact, they're not even hanging. They're in protective tubing, awaiting the day when I have the time/money/space to get 'em properly displayed...

Pretty wet today. Nice weather...if you're a duck!

"Paperback Writer" - The Beatles

OMG! How could I leave Kubrick off my list? That's what happens when I'm online after 1 a.m., drifting off to sleep as I type...which is probably why my initial post in this topic doesn't make much sense. I think Barry Lyndon, followed very closely by Eyes Wide Shut is his best work.

Kris Kristofferson sang "Help Me Make It Through the Night" in the cold opening when he hosted SNL in July, 1976. While he's singing, we see Chevy trying to "take the ribbon" from Rita's hair. Naturally a fall ensues, along with Rita's hair (which is, of course a wig). I haven't seen the...

In terms of music, I think the Alice Cooper episode builds nicely. The opening number, "Welcome to My Nightmare" sets the tone for the show. In the middle, we get the ballad "You and Me," and the show closes with Alice doing "School's Out."

Oh yeah, how could I leave off Jacques Tati, who made Mr. Hulot's Holiday, Mon Oncle and Playtime.

My all-time favorite filmmaker is Brian De Palma. He began making short films in the early 1960s, heavily influenced by French New Wave director, Jean-Luc Godard. One of his earliest champions was critic Pauline Kael who remained an avid fan throughout her life, even when he was attacked by...

"For Her Love" - Marshall Crenshaw

Ha! That's great! I love the bit where Steve takes a sip of the wine, and then spits it out.

It's supposed to rain all weekend. On Memorial Day, I'm throwing a barbecue for some friends, so I hope it's sunny. I'll take the rain this weekend, as long as NEXT weekend is nice!

"Happy Together" - The Turtles