Analogman

Neil's posted a couple of things in recent days - this one is interesting:

I first saw that film when I was a kid at the drive-in theater. I actually own all the Billy Jack films on dvd.

There are actually 4 Billy Jack films. You should read up about Tom Laughlin for the hell of it.

I think they had a falling out about money the last time around.

Track list:

I think part of it is due to the fact I use to watch The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau when I was a kid.

I did - on the previous page.

That is sort of why I bought it. I wanted to watch it - and could not find it streaming on Netflix. I also recently bought a film I first saw on PBS (of all places) a long time ago - Box of Moonlight (1996). It's a great film to watch on a Saturday summer evening.

Life Aquatic is my favorite one. I actually bought a dvd of it the other day.

I just read this morning that Leonardo DiCaprio is going to be in the film version of The Devil In The White City.

LOL Wilco Me already posted a thread about this guy the other day. Don't get too happy - as he has put down Wilco in the past.

It's for a good cause - so I will leave it at that.

Two more dates:

It's anniversary re-issue season:

Another one of those "the film was in my shed for decades" stories. It's a shame, really.

I am curious to see The Man In The High Castle. And we may finally get to see The Dark Tower in a couple of years.

I have some of those on dvd. There is also one with Adam Ant and Bruce Dern called World Gone Wrong. It's from the late 80s though. It's on Youtube.

He has always championed Brian. I have his book Stone Alone - which is pretty good as I recall.

I have an intense dislike for him for some odd reason. Someone gave me a brand new copy of his book - but it just sits on the shelf. I guess there a few books about Brian out now. I don't think I have ever read any of them. There still seems to be some sort of ongoing deal about whether he was murdered or just accidentally drowned.

That's one of my favorites. Chris Robinson does a great version of that song.

Then you must like Silent Running - with the great Bruce Dern.

I'd say they made up for it though - Beggar's Banquet through Exile on Main St. are some of the greatest albums ever. He also probably hates the fact Bill Wyman sings a song on Satanic - In Another Land.

I think he has always been upset that they bought into the whole psychedelic movement for a brief time. So he always slams that time period. Plus - they were trying to copy The Beatles - which he also hates.

He's just wrong about Sgt. Pepper. There is no way that album is tossed together.

There was also a sequel called Futureworld.