Ripplin

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Join date: 13-May-2006
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Post: #266758
Topic: Anyone want to preserve The Compleat Al? (A Mockumentary about Weird Al) (Released)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266758/action/topic#266758
Time: 19-Jan-2007 10:08 PM

Just bumping this a bit, for many reasons.

Can someone PM me about getting any or all of these discs? (some of the torrents seem to be dead now) Apparently, ReverendBeastly's copy is out there now, too, and that's the one I'm most interested in.

Also, in case you guys didn't know, Al also did specials called Al Music for the MuchMusic station in Toronto. They were the same format as Al TV, but used MuchMusic interviews. And those are always the best part.

I have Al Music 3 and would be willing to send it to someone that could do a nice restoration job with it. The tape isn't getting any younger and I can't convert it to digital myself...

Also, does anyone have the old 1996 TV special "(There's No) Going Home?" (http://imdb.com/title/tt0166065/) That was awesome! Haven't seen it in a long time.

Post: #266747
Topic: ***The ADigitalMan non-Star Wars DVD Info and Feedback Thread***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266747/action/topic#266747
Time: 19-Jan-2007 8:19 PM

Originally posted by: dark_jedi
these are up on rapidshare

I, for one, think this is a great way to make the movies available. Thank you!

Only drawback is the waiting time if you're not a premium user, but oh well, this is still a nice way to do it.

Post: #266705
Topic: //RETURNING TO JEDI\\: NTSC & PAL DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266705/action/topic#266705
Time: 19-Jan-2007 5:19 PM

Originally posted by: Jambe Davdar
Are there any Monty Python preservation projects going on out there?

Hey, that would be cool, too!

Not sure what needs preserving, but I'm sure there's a lot of stuff people aren't happy with in one way or another. Haha.

Post: #266623
Topic: .:. MoveAlong's - The Story of Star Wars .:. Complete!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266623/action/topic#266623
Time: 19-Jan-2007 4:12 AM

Just downloaded the torrent file for this. Gotta clear up some HD space first, but I'm looking forward to watching it.

Post: #266620
Topic: .:. MoveAlong's - The Story of TESB/The Adventures of Luke Skywalker .:. Complete!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266620/action/topic#266620
Time: 19-Jan-2007 3:53 AM

Originally posted by: Ell the Ewok
I still havnt grabbed the first one yet (I'm killing bandwidth so early these days)

Heh, I can relate. My problem has been more of a hard drive space issue, but now I got a hankerin' for some downloaderin', so I think i'll try and get TSOSW soon. This one also sounds excellent.

Post: #266619
Topic: //RETURNING TO JEDI\\: NTSC & PAL DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266619/action/topic#266619
Time: 19-Jan-2007 3:35 AM

Those covers are outstanding, Darth Solo! Impressive, you might say. Most impressive!

Post: #266580
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266580/action/topic#266580
Time: 18-Jan-2007 10:01 PM

No, no...2015 will mark the release of Version 18 of DE's Episode IV.

Seriously, I think it's pretty amazing that he keeps finding things to tweak. Things that LFL could have done themselves and that you'd think Lucas would be glad to pay for if it made the film look more current.

Post: #266309
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode V DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a work in progress
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266309/action/topic#266309
Time: 17-Jan-2007 12:11 PM

Yeah, I was thinking about this lately, too. Any news to share? Doesn't have to be exciting.

Post: #266122
Topic: ***The ADigitalMan non-Star Wars DVD Info and Feedback Thread***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/266122/action/topic#266122
Time: 16-Jan-2007 12:46 PM

Wow, that's sad to hear, Dayv. Hope everything will turn out ok.

Post: #265779
Topic: Music
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265779/action/topic#265779
Time: 14-Jan-2007 11:18 PM

Just spent the past 6 hours or so playing Guitar Hero II with a friend. That was fun! He had played it before, so was a bit more used to the buttons. I had a tough time when the 4th and 5th buttons were introduced into songs on the medium to expert settings. We actually did ok playing co-op together on some of the expert songs. That was cool.

Post: #265582
Topic: ***The ADigitalMan non-Star Wars DVD Info and Feedback Thread***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265582/action/topic#265582
Time: 13-Jan-2007 12:59 PM

And sacrifice Han and Leia?!

Post: #265528
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265528/action/topic#265528
Time: 12-Jan-2007 10:10 PM

Originally posted by: sean wookie
I got 100% in Super Mario World.

Have you played it using the Game Genie? That was fun, especially having him flying as high as it would allow. Lots of hidden stuff out of screen.

Post: #265365
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265365/action/topic#265365
Time: 11-Jan-2007 7:32 PM

I got the Guitar Hero II bundle today!

Haven't played yet, but soon!

Post: #265337
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265337/action/topic#265337
Time: 11-Jan-2007 5:11 PM

Originally posted by: ricarleite
There is still a huge market for japanese DC owners, specially for 2d space shooters like Ikaruga.

That's a beautiful game, but hard!

I like that it has some originality to it. 2D shooters aren't exactly the most varied genre, but that one has a good gimmick to it.

Post: #265233
Topic: ***The ADigitalMan non-Star Wars DVD Info and Feedback Thread***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265233/action/topic#265233
Time: 11-Jan-2007 12:13 AM

"Superman III has been described as a bad concept produced well, and Superman IV has been described as a good concept produced horribly."

Very fitting...and funny. You did a nice write-up overall. Makes me want to see it even more!

Post: #265215
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265215/action/topic#265215
Time: 10-Jan-2007 10:18 PM

Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
Oh, dang, for a minute I thought Bossk had returned!

Ha! Yeah, he gave me a little good-natured ribbing about using "his" avatar when I first joined, but when I told him that, given all the options, I liked Bossk the most, he was cool with it.

Of course, the second we are able to use our own avatars, I'll be changing mine, as will countless others, I'm sure.

Post: #265209
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265209/action/topic#265209
Time: 10-Jan-2007 9:47 PM

Originally posted by: sean wookie
Did you know they are starting to make DC games again in Japan?

Yup, mostly space shooters (which I love, but they're always hit-and-miss). Great info here, including info on new games: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamcast

I'm actually on my second DC now. The first one developed some weird power problem. Got a used one for $40 a while back with two controllers.

I love the system, but my biggest beef with it has always been the VMUs. Some games take a ridiculous amount of space on them. I have two cards right now, but I could always use a couple more! Any idea where I could get one at a reasonable price?

Post: #265192
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265192/action/topic#265192
Time: 10-Jan-2007 9:19 PM

All-time favorite console: tie between PS2 and SNES, runner up is Dreamcast.

Currently playing: just started Skies of Arcadia (Dreamcast), and there a couple of others that I'm kinda/sorta going through (Front Mission 4, Mega Man X: Command Mission, Final Fantasy Tactics)

Biggest waste of money: Nintendo 64. Only ever bought two games for it (Mario 64 and StarFox 64), and it actually spent more time in other people's houses than my own, because I loaned it to people a lot. Oh well.

Favorite games: just about any Tetris game, GT2 and GT4, most Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games, Earthbound, StarFox & StarFox 64, Music Generator, Shadow of the Colossus, ICO, Katamari Damaci & We Love Katamari, Tourist Trophy, Final Fantasy VII & Tactics, Bomberman series, etc...

Most hated/pointless/frustrating games: Back to the Future II & III, Low G Man, and others I can't remember because they're not worth remembering.

Post: #265183
Topic: Music
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265183/action/topic#265183
Time: 10-Jan-2007 9:05 PM

Here are some bands and music styles I listen to a lot:

NES Cover bands: Minibosses, The Advantage, Xoc, Virt, Project X, etc...

Rock, etc...: Buckethead, Megadeth, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Huevos Rancheros, Dick Dale, The Ventures, Jason Becker, Dream Theater, The Hellecasters, Paul Gilbert, Racer X, Al Di Meola, John Williams' movie scores, Impellitteri, etc...

The overwhelming theme of most of the stuff I like is the guitar.

I'd say that on a whole, my tastes are pretty eclectic.

Post: #265179
Topic: Do you have a gun?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265179/action/topic#265179
Time: 10-Jan-2007 8:53 PM

I don't have a gun, but I have a machete that used to belong to my grandfather. Here's a pic of it with a butter knife:

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b302/Ripplin/machetebutter.jpg

Post: #265173
Topic: ***The ADigitalMan non-Star Wars DVD Info and Feedback Thread***
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265173/action/topic#265173
Time: 10-Jan-2007 8:43 PM

You have lots of interesting stuff on the go, but I'd say of all of it, I'm definitely most interested in your Superman projects.

It's funny, growing up, I always liked the first Superman movie, but not as much as the second (because of Zod and the gang). That stupid expanding plastic logo...dealy (what should I call it?) was even cool. But now, I prefer the first overall. A hybrid version of II sounds right up my alley! As for the III and IV, I always felt IV was pretty meh, but I loved the robot stuff in III when I was younger. Now it just looks goofy. I still like the concept, though.

Post: #265110
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265110/action/topic#265110
Time: 10-Jan-2007 5:04 PM

Originally posted by: ADigitalMan
Okay, sorry to derail the thread. Back on topic.

Yeah, but I'd like to go back off for a second.

Can you tell us what kind of project that's for? (if not, it's ok) Looks pretty interesting!

Post: #265061
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/265061/action/topic#265061
Time: 10-Jan-2007 12:48 PM

Originally posted by: ADigitalMan
Folks following this thread should compare those two clips and note the timeframe in which Editous pulled this off.

I just watched them and yes, quite a feat!

Even if he did have some shortcuts to use, I know how little time there was from when you asked to when you received. Looks great, and a bit odd too, with those two guys looking at nothing now.

Post: #264585
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/264585/action/topic#264585
Time: 7-Jan-2007 8:44 PM

I think you just yell at it until some of the scanlines fall off, but I'm sure DE's explanation would be slightly more technical.

Post: #261787
Topic: ***The "Darth Editous" Episode IV DVD Info and Feedback Thread*** - a partially "de-specialed" DVD
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/261787/action/topic#261787
Time: 16-Dec-2006 8:24 PM

Whatever you do, don't force yourself to turn this into an xmas/pre-xmas release. You owe us nothing (or at the least, very little), so don't put yourself out more than you feel you have to.

No promises were made and we won't cry because there are delays.