BeatlesSansEarmuffs
Hi Jay,
Everything okay with you? I've been hoping to see your input re: NTTD on the SirHenry's Originals thread...but nothing is up so far! I trust all is well & you're maybe just tired of talking about this flick for the time being! I understand you didn't like it as well as 4EverBonded & I did, and that's cool -- I/we just want to hear your take.
Take care & stay well, be seeing you...
Bryan
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All is fine, thanks for asking. I've just been too darned busy is all... Thought I was going to be retiring, but the office made me an offer I can't refuse....
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned this one yet: Phil Lesh, bassist for the Grateful Dead, has passed. "For this is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon long ago..." Rest in Power, Phil.
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ImpertinentGoon wrote: » Oh wow. That’s going to be interesting! And for those more in the know about comics: Is there some rule that an author change has to mean a new #1? Because Dynamite putting out something like nine different „James Bond …
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Dwayne wrote: » Thanks for the heads-up @BeatlesSansEarmuffs as I had not heard the news. An eloquent writeup as usual. While I’m a touch younger than you, I remember hearing The Association – as a six-year-old - on the small transistor radio t…
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Peter Scott Graham was quoted as saying, "The Golden Age of Science Fiction was when you were twelve." (Other sources state the age as thirteen, but the point is the same whichever number you prefer.) Personally, I think the Golden Age of Everythi…
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ringfire211 wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » ringfire211 wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » David LaFlamme, violinist & singer for the great San Francisco band, It's a Beautiful Day, has passed. You may have never heard of…
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ringfire211 wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » David LaFlamme, violinist & singer for the great San Francisco band, It's a Beautiful Day, has passed. You may have never heard of him before; if not, here's what you missed: Anyone w…
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Ah, geez: and if that wasn't enough, now comes news that Robbie Robertson (of The Band) has passed. Here's Robbie (with lots of others!) playing for change, doing "The Weight": But that one song is nowhere near enough to note the passing of th…
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David LaFlamme, violinist & singer for the great San Francisco band, It's a Beautiful Day, has passed. You may have never heard of him before; if not, here's what you missed:
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Randy Meisner, co-founder of The Eagles (the source of those gorgeous high harmonies of theirs, writer & singer of "Take it to the Limit") has reached his own limit. This sort of stuff is getting too close for the likes of me... https://www.…
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I'm a huge fan of Dalton as Bond, so this is a hard choice to make. I love the way the TLD short story becomes a springboard to the larger, more complex movie storyline...but I also really appreciate the way several previously-unused Fleming sequen…
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Gerard wrote: » And here are the synopsis and covers for issue 6, which will be the last issue of this mini-series : FINAL ISSUE! It all comes down to this - Bond vs. Myrmidon, no holds barred, no quarter given! I'…
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Having grown up in the San Francisco Bay area, this song is in my list of all time favorites. I got to see Tony sing it once live... when the SF Bay Bridge was repaired and re-opened after partially collapsing in the big earthquake of 1989, the pub…
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Yes, actors do tell us that a good villain's role is a lot of fun to play... and many Bond "allies" tend to end up dead half-way through the film. So although both are probably going to die before the film's end, the main villain is always going to…
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TR007 wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » TR007 wrote: » Dynamite have been frustrating license holders. I’m happy to no longer show support as the last 3 years or so have proved disappointing. Earlier projects like Felix Leiter and t…
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Recast them all. Ralph Fiennes' M has been rendered thoroughly unsympathetic after the past 2 films. I suspect Ben Whishaw would be happy to be done with his role in the Bond cast of recurring characters as well. And are we supposed to welcome Je…
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TR007 wrote: » Dynamite have been frustrating license holders. I’m happy to no longer show support as the last 3 years or so have proved disappointing. Earlier projects like Felix Leiter and the Fleming adaptations were wonderful but left unfin…
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I've enjoyed King and Country so far. I do think that 007 is a difficult title to do (creatively) in single-issue formats, so it could well be that readers waiting for collected editions are going to find those more satisfying than the individual "…
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Daniel Ellsberg, famous for releasing the Pentagon Papers back in 1971, has died at his home in Kensington CA. If you've never heard of him, this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Ellsberg ...and if you HAVE heard of him, well, you know what a …
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Gerard wrote: » Legendary comic book artist John Romita Sr., who worked on some of the most well-known Spider-Man stories, and father of John Romita Jr., has passed away, aged 93. This one was in the first Spider-Man comic I ever bough…
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Gerard wrote: » For me, Treat Williams, that was that : But also 1941, and yes, The Pursuit of DB Cooper. Context means an awful lot and I expect most folks on this thread don't have any idea of the context here. But I saw HAiR the …
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j_w_pepper wrote: » So you wouldn't want to have a look at Moneypenny's Barry Manilow collection? Well actually, YES... I would happily spend an evening with Miss Moneypenny and her Barry Manilow collection. We could even expand a bit and …
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How can anyone that was alive in 1980 have not heard "The Pina Colada Song"? (Yes, I know that's not the actual title.Too bad; it's the title everyone knows it by.) And hey, I kinda LIKE "Brandy"... but then, I try to stay open to all sorts of mus…
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Some things you had to experience during their moment in order to really appreciate them. One such experience is the height of 007 frenzy in the early-to-mid sixties. I suspect Astrud Gilberto's vocals on "The Girl from Ipanema" is another such "h…
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Revelator wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » Some of us think of "GoldenEye" when we hear the name of Tina Turner. Not me. I think of this song. Ike & Tina Turner took "Proud Mary" from John Fogarty & made it their own. I'…
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Some of us think of "GoldenEye" when we hear the name of Tina Turner. Not me. I think of this song. Ike & Tina Turner took "Proud Mary" from John Fogarty & made it their own. Nice....and......
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Revelator wrote: » Will do, and thank you for following and commenting on this thread! Fleming's taste in music seems fairly typical for someone of his age and background. Light jazz/pop from his youth (“Cecilia” & "Dinah"); some continenta…
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Another interesting read; thanks for that @Revelator. This one had a particular interest for me, as I've often wondered about Fleming's tastes in music. Now I know that he & I share an affection for at least one song: "A Summer Place" has alwa…
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j_w_pepper wrote: » BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » Tell me if I'm wrong -- but doesn't the young Gordon look kinda like Roger Moore in this 1967 clip? I sort of hate to tell you, since I love both Gord and Rog, but no, I don't think so. …
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Tell me if I'm wrong -- but doesn't the young Gordon look kinda like Roger Moore in this 1967 clip?
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