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One thing ya gotta say about Warner Home Video: they do listen to what the fans want. I read their transcript from last year about live-action titles, and darned if most of them are already out in stores (or soon to be out!) This year's transcript promised fans a major Kubrick re-release...

Does anyone remember Shelley's equally-interesting follow-up series? It was called Shelley Duvall's Tall Tales and Legends, and ran between 1985 and 1987. Only 9 shows were produced, but they're all available on VHS and DVD. Like Faerie Tale Theater, Tall Tales and Legends took real-life or...

I'm really looking forward to "The Muppet Valentine Special." I've never seen it, and I loved "Sex & Violence" from the first set.

"In My Life" - The Beatles

You scored as Rowlf the Dog. You are one easy-going dude! You are mellow and outgoing, and are great with little kids and animals. People love you! Rowlf 100% Fozzie 100% Rizzo 88% Miss Piggy 75% Kermit 75% Gonzo 75% Animal 75% Robin 75% Janice 63% Pepe 50% Statler & Waldorf 50%...

"Heroes & Villains" - The Beach Boys ('66 outtakes from Smile)

Don't forget The Film Crew, which reunites Mike, Kevin and Bill. This summer, their launching a new DVD series in which, yes, they riff on bad movies. The first two titles are Hollywood After Dark, starring Rue McClannahan(!) and Killers From Space. Rhino is also releasing MST3K Vol. 11...

I have never seen this, but I used to have the LP of the soundtrack, and would play it over and over. Some of the voices were Paul Lynde, Liza Minnelli and Ethel Merman.

"Overture" - The Who (from Tommy)

I agree. She's got a heckofa voice, and is an excellent actress, too!

You Are Fozzie Bear "Wocka! Wocka!" You're the life of the party, and you love making people crack up. If only your routine didn't always bomb! You may find more groans than laughs, but always keep the jokes coming. ---------------------------------------------- You Are Big Bird...

Uh....Marvin Suggs? Welcome to the forum!!:)

Yes! "Pigboy Crabshaw" is an excellent album, too. Check out their debut sometime. There's a lot of really great tunes on it, such as "Born in Chicago," "Shake Your Money-Maker" and "Mystery Train." But "East-West" is probably my favorite. "Walkin' Blues," "Get Out of My Life Woman,"...

"These Boots Are Made For Walking" - Nancy Sinatra

Great sunny start to the week.:)

Yep, Anytimepally and I were in bands. He played bass and harmonica, and I played bass and drums. Check out our above posts. As I say, I was in five bands throughout high school, one that only lasted about a month. Four of the five bands were mostly cover bands, but one of them was made up...

I'm trying to think...we may have had a harmonica player in one of the groups...like I said, I was in with mostly cover bands, which was cool in a way, because I was introduced to music I had never heard before (hey, we even covered some Sex Pistols tunes!) I even talked one of the groups into...

I always thought it was called "50 Ways to Love Your Liver":zany: I keed, I keed...it's one of my favorite Paul Simon songs...

And "You and Me" comes from "Lace and Whiskey," one of Coop's most underrated albums.

Yep, those are the three songs he sang. And remember the Faust-like backstage bits, where he tries to take the Muppets' souls?