Mega Thread The Random Thoughts Thread Part 1

[Zakk Wylde]

RIP Doc...

 

[Garibaldi Red]

RIP Doc...

Agree Zakk.

I was listening to "Who Rings The Bell" on my walk home last night

 

[I Dont Care]

Rock on, Doc...

 

[Dylan8]

Brilliant back in the 70s, surprised to see it coming up amongst the unlistenable stuff on recent pages.

ha ha ha

 

[Dylan8]

Disappointed with Rihanna. If you're gonna do the transperant dress, don't wear undies, do it properly.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Adelaide pop from the 80's

**** you finbarr

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Bit more...

 

[Eddie Dingle]

****ing great Brisbane band

 

[finbarr]

Adelaide pop from the 80's

**** you finbarr

Jim Selene on bass - great Port Adelaide supporter.

Martin Bland on drums - Moved to Seattle with Renestair EJ and restarted Bloodloss with Mark Arm from Mudhoney.

Also did The Monkeywrench with Mark Arm and Steve Turner.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

More good brisvegas stuff

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Jim Selene on bass - great Port Adelaide supporter.

Martin Bland on drums - Moved to Seattle with Renestair EJ and restarted Bloodloss with Mark Arm from Mudhoney.

Also did The Monkeywrench with Mark Arm and Steve Turner.

I only know Dave and Su these days...

The ones that stayed in Adelaide.....

 

[finbarr]

I only know Dave and Su these days...

The ones that stayed in Adelaide.....

You don't want to get me started on how influential certain Adelaide and Perth people were on that entire Seattle scene that sprang up in the late 80's/early 90's....

Even the term "grunge" was an Australian thing before it was a Seattle thing....

"Mark Arm said years later, "Obviously, I didn't make grunge up. I got it from someone else. The term was already being thrown around in Australia in the mid-'80s to describe bands like King Snake Roost and Salamander Jim...."

 

[bomberclifford]

You don't want to get me started on how influential certain Adelaide and Perth people were on that entire Seattle scene that sprang up in the late 80's/early 90's....

Would be deserving of its own thread I'd imagine.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Would be deserving of its own thread I'd imagine.

There would only be three of us in it.

Unless Leaping Lindner still lurks these boards?

Nick (leaping lindner) had a show on 3D when it was triple m back in the day and despite being a camry driver is one of the most awesome humans you could ever meet.

 

[I Dont Care]

There would only be three of us in it.

Unless Leaping Lindner still lurks these boards?

Nick (leaping lindner) had a show on 3D when it was triple m back in the day and despite being a camry driver is one of the most awesome humans you could ever meet.

I'd stick my nose in and post I Dont Care's in appropriate numbers

 

[Duck Farmer]

Bit more...

Still miss Saturday nights at the Union.

 

[bushwood]

Good distinction, they are war movies. Good films amongst a huge heap of good war movies over the decades (and a zillion so-so ones, or worse). IMO Saving Private Ryan is the close to perfect war movie, scary realism plus good v evil. The same team made the brilliant Band of Brothers series. Apocalypse Now is deservedly famous. Re anti-war I can only think of All Quiet on the Western Front and really the book is more famous. I'm trying to think beyond American films for the top ones but I can't.

The longest day is a favourite of mine

 

[tribey]

Good distinction, they are war movies. Good films amongst a huge heap of good war movies over the decades (and a zillion so-so ones, or worse). IMO Saving Private Ryan is the close to perfect war movie, scary realism plus good v evil. The same team made the brilliant Band of Brothers series. Apocalypse Now is deservedly famous. Re anti-war I can only think of All Quiet on the Western Front and really the book is more famous. I'm trying to think beyond American films for the top ones but I can't.

Stalingrad
Der Untergang (Downfall)
Das Boot
Gallipoli
Breaker Morant
Dr Strangelove

 

[FromTheHartland]

Just booked flights and accommodation for the Collingwood game in August... any pointers for tickets/seating for the 'G' would be fantastic. Haven't been there since the '07 GF, which I've successfully blotted from my memory so I wanna make this experience a bloody brilliant one!

 

[ozph1870]

There would only be three of us in it.

Unless Leaping Lindner still lurks these boards?

Nick (leaping lindner) had a show on 3D when it was triple m back in the day and despite being a camry driver is one of the most awesome humans you could ever meet.

three d (the real triple m) is still the only listenable radio station in adelaide. thursday mornings are pretty good and smash it up has been going for years in the afternoon.

 

[bomberclifford]

There would only be three of us in it.

Unless Leaping Lindner still lurks these boards?

Nick (leaping lindner) had a show on 3D when it was triple m back in the day and despite being a camry driver is one of the most awesome humans you could ever meet.

There's way too many Nicks on this forum.

 

[bomberclifford]

Stalingrad
Der Untergang (Downfall)
Das Boot
Gallipoli
Breaker Morant
Dr Strangelove

Das Boot is an incredible movie, as is Stalingrad.
Still haven't had the time to see Downfall (well apart from that scene)

 

[faquito]

Stalingrad
Der Untergang (Downfall)
Das Boot
Gallipoli
Breaker Morant
Dr Strangelove

TaeGukGi (Brotherhood of War) is a good Korean war movie. Fairly anti-war.

 

[raman]

TaeGukGi (Brotherhood of War) is a good Korean war movie. Fairly anti-war.

WHAT HE SAID holy shit that movie ruled.

 

[Dylan8]

Finished up the first episode of True Detective


This is gonna be goooooooooooooood