Murry Sparkles

I Believe In Father Christmas - by Greg Lake. 

( best christmas song ever)

Love Will Tear Us Apart - by Joy Division.

Merry Christmas everyone.

Swifte i  recommend Lee Thorogood's project for the original trilogy.

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/DVLD-PAL-LaserDisc-Project-LaserVision-in-the-Digital-Age/topic/11824/page/9/

TV's Frink said:

Can I just say how sweet it would be if Farve's last play ever was a sack by the Bears that knocked him out of the game?   :-)

 

Anything to make him retire. Ive had enough of Favre, retire and enjoy it number 4.

doubleofive said:

 I fully expect them to win the next game, then lose the second, denying us from the playoffs, just because its been that kind of season.

 It could be worse , you could have the type of season The Cowboys had. We had to wave goodbye to the playoff's long ago. Oh well there's always next year.  

Warbler said:

isn't wire-removal updating the effects?    I say you can remove dirt and scratches and whatnot, but nothing else.     It's fine with me if he wants to update it, but I and many others want the film we saw in 1982.   Release both versions.   Don't make the same mistake a certain other producer made. 

I agree 100% with Warbler but i think there's no chance of both versions being released.

LeeThorogood said:

Thanks Frink! ;)

I just thought I would let you all know that the 1995 THX Empire DVD played through fine so that's finished which just leaves Jedi to go. As I said before I am going away for about a week from the 21st Dec so I will get back to work on Jedi when I get home.

Once all 3 DVDs are finished I will put together the covers and disc labels and then I will be ready to upload the release to the newsgroup. :)

 Looking forward to the final release in January.

TV's Frink said:

It's still hard to believe this is real...

 That is some crazy footage , luckily there wasnt a game being played at the time.

Suicidal Maniac - by Suicidal Tendencies.

It depends , can i still watch the original Star Wars movies in the Star Wars universe?.

TV's Frink said:

lol

What the heck ever happened to Faith No More?  I'm a big fan of Angel Dust and King for a Day Fool for a Lifetime.

I had Album of the Year for a while but eventually sold it back because I only liked a few songs.  Same with The Real Thing.

Never cared much for the first couple albums (pre-Patton).

 Yeah i agree, the first couple of albums sucked big time, Chuck Mosley as a lead singer was a major embarrassment , Mike Patton was perfect for Faith No More. Angel Dust is just perfection from start to finish , probably the only full album i enjoy by Faith No More.

Sunshine Of Your Love - by Cream.

Have I The Right ? - by The Dead Kennedys.

I highly recommend Adywan's Empire reconstruction , it's perfect in my opinion.

kenkraly2007 said:

I am very greatfull to be a star wars fan I will allways like star wars no matter how many changes and or allterations are made to the films.  It's not the fan's fault. No one can perdict the future.

 Kenkraly2007, the more i read your post's the more im convinced you are George Lucas or even someone from Lucasfilm. 

TV's Frink said:

^Thanks :-)

Murry Sparkles said:

The Garden Of Unearthly Delights - by Cathedral. 

Any connection to the song of the same name by XTC?

 Ummmm probably not , Cathedral are a British doom metal band.

 The Garden Of Unearthly Deights is the title track from the album of the same name.

Some samplers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LjLTNTgVG0&feature=related

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO_U0Y-zl-I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlNtGlCGgXU

From Out Of Nowhere - by Faith No More.

TV's Frink said:

California Uber Alles by Dead Kennedys

   ^ Oh yes , what a song , what a band. Great taste TV's Frink, love your style :-).

   The Garden Of Unearthly Delights - by Cathedral. 

Holy Wars - by Megadeth.

The Joker And The Thief - by Wolfmother.

Caught In A Mosh - by Anthrax.

Oildale - by Korn.

King Of The Mountain - by Kate Bush.

Time Waits For No Slave - by Napalm Death.

hairy_hen said:

The Four Horsemen, by Metallica.

What an awesome combination of unbridled enthusiasm and masterful technical brilliance!  This description applies to all their albums with Cliff Burton, especially.

Choose your fate and die!  ;)

 I agree 100% with you Hairy_Hen, old school Metallica is very hard to beat.

The Ace Of Spades - by Motorhead.

He Who Spawned The Furies - by Trivium.