R_P wrote: I'm with this guy.
"Sometimes you wanna go
Where everybody knows your name
And they're always glad you came."

Working towards 90 gallons.
Got   to   get   to   100    before   I   run   out.   

 R_P wrote:

True soldier. Much respect.

 GeneP59 wrote:

Saw Joey and Denny Laine and Christopher Cross with Todd and his team in good old Lake Charles LA a few years ago doing Revolver and a few other things. Everyone got their hit in, and would’ve done more except for the need to wrap it by 10p (casino curfew).

 rgio wrote:
There’s a band I haven’t heard in a while.
To Joey.  

Badfinger guitarist Joey Molland dead at 77

Boris Vasilievich Spassky was a Russian chess grandmaster February 27, 2025 age 88 years.

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:

 Steely_D wrote:

damn. I'd pour one out for him, but that would probably piss him off.  


Side note - L just spotted Bill Murray in the video for 'hot hot hot'. Must have been about the time of Scrooged. 

Dammit. Before the Sex Pistols, before KISS, these guys were blazing a path into punk and glam and rock. RIP David.

 kcar wrote:

It’s my favorite Hackman film but besides that I totally love it. There’s a scene where someone talks about a bum sleeping on a bench that has been burned into my brain. It makes it impossible for me to see anyone down on their luck without a deep overwhelming visceral reaction. And, I love the movies from that period anyway, like Three Days of the Condor. Smart cinema back then.


Most of today I’ve had Red Red Robin popping in and out of my brain…

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:

Really want to see that film. Gene's death may just spur me on to get it done. 

 KevinM wrote:
I thought he was great in "The Conversation".

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote: 
He was my favorite actor :(

Gene Hackman and his wife found dead at their home

 DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:


That's a shame 

Michelle Trachtenberg, 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' star, dead at 39

 konz wrote:


what a life
rip roberta 

 konz wrote:

I'm listening to KEXP and they played Where Is The Love? and I thought "oh, nice." Then they segued into The First Time Ever and I knew what that meant. 

Roberta Flack, Grammy-winning singer with an intimate style, dies at 88