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#751 Re: The Sunset Strip » LED ZEPPELIN's 'Celebration Day' To Make Its U.S. Television Debut » 681 weeks ago

You should still buy it. DVD quality of the film isn't perfect and my copy had a few frame rate problems in the picture quality; but overall it's a fantastic performance. The only other problem was that the disc froze in the middle of the encore and that was probably because of my XBOX acting up since the discs were brand new and packaged before I put them in. The boys were on fire and it's the perfect way to end a legacy. Despite Jimmy's studio overdubs, everybody shows their strengths. Have the 2 live CDs as well. Would love another tour with Jason; but it seems everyone else besides him and maybe Rob aren't really into it. Got it for my birthday this year and was so happy cause I was waiting to get it for awhile now. Have fun enjoying the concert when it comes on dude. You won't be disappointed.

#752 Re: The Sunset Strip » Nirvana In Utero 10'th anniversary reissue » 681 weeks ago

Speaking of Kurt...

Found this very interesting. Using simplistic animation.

#753 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ideas for new GNR songs, performed live by Ron » 681 weeks ago

Furbush wrote:

Those three things would be a great start... Jesus, man...  If Ron can pump out Guns-ish material like  that, let's get this ball rolling already. Bang out an E.P.

On the flip side, Start putting out the rest of the CD sessions as random, low key releases. Kinda like The Desert Sessions. A series of E.P.s or full albums... Every couple of months, release one on iTunes or some shit, leading up to the new shit.

Spot on Axl impression, Bumble. Awesome.

Hell yeah man! 9

#754 Re: Guns N' Roses » Ideas for new GNR songs, performed live by Ron » 681 weeks ago

Some cool guitar work that I can see being used on a future album or even EP. At least Ron is getting his ideas out there and taking a stab at some new riffs. Like he said before he doesn't want to do an album of left overs and instead from scratch. With the vault material left overs being finished is right now the biggest possibility down the line. Even showing how these ideas could blossom with the rest of the guys doing their parts and how it could work eventually is interesting to see as well. ron He can record some killer riffs and solos. Help write the music with Tommy, Mother Goose, and DJ and you can get something special with Axl's vocals. I can hear some potential rockers, a heavier piece, and then a more laid back kind of tune. Would like to see fortus do some lead ideas too.

#756 Re: The Sunset Strip » Doctor Sleep (King's Official Sequel to The Shining) » 681 weeks ago

Oh awesome man. I'm hoping it pick it up in a couple weeks once I have some free time to do some quiet reading and play video games. smile Glad you are enjoying it thus far.

#757 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Video Game Console Thread » 681 weeks ago

This guy has fucking talent. Channels the legend with a little twist of his own here & there.

#758 Re: The Garden » The Indie/Retro Video Games Thread » 681 weeks ago

Well my group is satisfied with most of the music and sound effects I submitted them which I'm pleased finally. Worked fucking hard to get a good retro sound; but make it feel fresh. As for the game itself the rest of my group members are finishing up levels and tweaking game play features. We are presenting it on Wednesday at 4pm for my campus and getting some good audience QA testing. Then we will probably add a few more things and then release it to the public in some form. 16 We all made everything from scratch using various programs to play around with and make it our own. I helped with other things with the production with some art design ideas, some documentation, and game play concepts that we could try out.

#759 Re: The Sunset Strip » American Horror Story » 681 weeks ago

Well good sir the thing about this show is that every season is a new book. No connectivity to each season whatsoever. All the actors that show up for the first time or come back for the following season are whole new characters. Different costumes, personalities, and situations. It's become one of my favorite shows in the middle of the Murder House book (S1). Right now Asylum S2 is my favorite of the bunch and hoping the current one Coven tops it. I'm liking some of the episodes. Kathy Bates, Angela Basset, and Jessica Lange squaring off. So much good talent. Just elements going in the first two episodes could of went somewhere better; but it usually takes a couple episodes for each season to hit it's stride. Not enjoying certain characters and I sense re-using certain story ideas. Episode 4&5 of S1 are fucking great and Asylum I was loving from the beginning.  Asylum was so insane (yes literally) and fun as hell. Wrapped up quite nicely with all the different plot lines. Highly recommend it to anyone. It's dark horror; but has good writing, fun ideas, and alot of the episodes make you think of what's going to happen next. It definitely doesn't leave you feeling bored. Coven deals with witches, New Orleans, voodoo, and tongue and cheek black humor.

Also each season the camera work, detail, and acting improves. Even though you don't need to follow anything first or second. Everyone looks to be having fun in whatever role they get. Lots of energy.

#760 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Walking Dead » 681 weeks ago

I feel the same way man. I was disappointed in the finale of Season 3 when it could of been so much more. Also some decision making going on in the writing in various scenes of S2&3 episodes felt out of place or rushed.  Like I said these new ideas and characters can save this show and give it more fire. But...I got to see Rick, Tyreese, and Daryl team up on a mission and kick some ass this season. Plus..the new show runner seems like he has his shit together for how this show should work properly. He wrote some of the best episodes of the series by far; so that's a good point.

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