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#2641 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 745 weeks ago

Oh yeah I loved Smallville. Great show. I grew up with Superman because my dad is a big Batman and Superman fan. So we would always watch the WB cartoons and TV shows back in the day. We sometimes go to the movies and watch a big super hero to have some father & son bonding time or whatever. 14 Or I go with some close friends of mine or try to find a date which is a pain in the ass for me now! 16

#2642 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 745 weeks ago

I actually need to see The Watch! It looks fucking hilarious! Plus I need to see Spidey. Then I might see Rises a second time with somebody. You two have a good time at the movies! smile

#2643 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 745 weeks ago

I love the Dark Knight more than Begins too!

#2644 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 745 weeks ago

She nailed down the mystique, charm, sex appeal, and swagger of the character. It wasn't complex or over the top. She got the essence of Catwoman and Selina Kyle on the do. Nolan is a master at his craft! Now we wait for Man of Steel. I'm sure in a few years, Rises & Bane will be more appreciated as much as Ledger's Joker!

#2645 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 745 weeks ago

I agree as well. Hathaway especially stood out and had one of the best performances in the whole film. I thought Bale's performance was stellar and I think it topped TDK and even Begins in some scenes. I do want to see it a second time probably with my family. Bane made a great villain despite some of the bitching with critics. Bane was better than Scarecrow!

#2646 Re: The Sunset Strip » Superman Thread. » 745 weeks ago

They always pull this crap every year with footage.

#2647 Re: The Sunset Strip » "Other" Songs by Well Known Bands » 746 weeks ago

My favorite track from this set has to be The Man Who Sold The World! Kurt is on fire with both songs and so are the rest of the band with the touring musicians. I can barely listen to Where now because it's so chilling towards the end with that final scream. MTV Unplugged is definitely one of the best Nirvana performances.

#2648 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Beatles » 746 weeks ago

buzzsaw wrote:
Me_Wise_Magic 91 wrote:

Lucky! 16 Glad you enjoyed yourself! How much are McCartney tickets nowadays? I'm curious! I'm glad he isn't afraid to go through his whole music legacy for his solo tours especially since fans want to hear Beatles tunes, solo hits, and Wings material too. The solo backing band he has kicks ass and rocks hard!  smile

I think we paid $80 or so, but we were pretty far back.  The big expense for the trip was flying to NY and staying there for the weekend.  It was well worth it - his voice isn't what it was, but for 70, he was pretty damn good.

Going to try to get the whole show uploaded.

That isn't a bad price for a show especially since it's PAUL MCCARTNEY! His voice is still in good shape especially in his years. I'm surprised he still busts out Helter Skelter. I can only afford the cheap seats for most concerts nowadays.

#2649 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Beatles » 746 weeks ago

Lucky! 16 Glad you enjoyed yourself! How much are McCartney tickets nowadays? I'm curious! I'm glad he isn't afraid to go through his whole music legacy for his solo tours especially since fans want to hear Beatles tunes, solo hits, and Wings material too. The solo backing band he has kicks ass and rocks hard!  smile

#2650 Re: Guns N' Roses » Bumblefoot not happy? Speculating.... » 746 weeks ago

monkeychow wrote:

The thing about a pain condition is there's so much more to it than the actual pain.

It's the psychological stress of being in constant pain - firstly, you loose "fun" in your life - because the pain is always there - all the times a normal person 'switches off' like when you watch a movie or play a song and go into the world of the song/movie - you can't do that because the pain snaps you back to concentrating on your physical presence.

Secondly, you loose hope because your NEVER free from it and you know there's no way out in our world.

Thirdly, you have the psychological pressure of knowing that you didn't used to be in pain - you remember how easily you lived your life, how you could forget about your body, how you could do simple things without the terrible consequences doing them can have now. Then you start to envy people who still can.

Fourthly, most people with pain problems also can't sleep well cos of the pain - which aggravates the stress on the mind.

Fifthly, the world is designed for people who are not in pain - so things like holding down your job, going about your day, they are a thousand times harder with endless pain and the reality is that most people just plain do not understand not only the physical cost of it but the MENTAL strain.

And that's why ANYTHING ron says at this point to me is understandable. I'm sure he loves Axl and the guys...and I'm sure he - more even than us - wants a shot to contribute to the legacy - wants GNR to be all it could and so on - and the way stuff plays out could well be just as frustrating to him as it is to fans - but because of the physical and mental stress he's under...sometimes he cracks and lets you see how much he suffers.

Seriously unless you've experienced a similar condition I don't think you should judge him. The fact that he's hanging on and still doing good stuff for fans like the surprise presents and things is fucking well saintly...most people in his shoes would have packed it in.

THIS! Thank you Monkey!

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