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C'mon now mate. How else are they gonna be able to take trips to space?

Yep, that pretty much sums up every covid policy our Government has brought about.

Yeah, don't get me wrong, I applaud the fact that Djokovic has been able to avoid the vaccine. He has the balls, courage and bank account to do what I was unable to do. There are however consequences to your actions. I know people who have quit their jobs over vaccine mandates and I admire that. I do however think it's a bit rich to take a (justifiably) moral stand and then request an exemption.

"Hot Rocks" I + II and "Jump Back" are a good start.

Ahh... no thanks mate. I think I'll pass.

Back in the nineties I used to play a computer game called "A-10 Cuba". I've always had a soft spot for the Warthog/Tankbuster since then. It is indeed a beast.

For bowing to PC woke culture, They should go with The Washington "bundles of sticks".

Nice one mate. You've found a way to increase your post count as well as finally making a meaningful contribution to the forum.

It's a big thing down here. Letting him in with an exemption doesn't sit well when you think of the hundreds of people denied exemptions to see dying loved ones. Last I heard, this is actually a visa issue. He's gonna get deported after spending the night in a police guarded room.

Here's an interesting one. The 1969 Jose Feliciano track "Rain" is a great track, albiet with an awkward and shit bridge. In 2007 the Israeli band "Metal scent" recorded this KILLER version on their debut and wisely left out the bridge.

Finally had a chance to check out what's upcoming (in the first half of the year at least). In no particular order: Tony Martin, Giant, The Ferrymen, Vassi/Katsionis, Ten, DeVicious, Reckless Love, Battle Beast, Dynazty, Star One, Lionville, Girish and the Chronicles, Lana Lane, Serious Black, Ronnie Atkins, Lonerider.

Their version was okay, but i've never been a fan of that song.

This is actually a worthy inclusion to the thread. Another example of so called Christian artists unwittingly(?) singing his praises. Louie loves this one.

"Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw" by "Rose Tattoo" is a great track, but the "KEEL" cover from the soundtrack to the great 80s movie "Dudes", is right up there with my favourite covers. As good as the original is, I think the cover slays it.

Denzel gets it. I'm sure that reference has fallen on deaf ears.

Yeah, but it glows in the dark!

I thought so. Great to see someone from the main site over here. I've discovered some great stuff thanks to your comments

Nice... thanks.

"Do you remember standing on the shore?"... ..."Bound for Glory"... ... "but the Ocean is deeper than it seems".

A couple from the KILLER! "Blue Murder" debut. Could you imagine what sort of incredible stuff we would have had if Coverdale and Sykes actually liked each other. I think the names "Appice" and "Franklin" combined with "Sykes" would make "Blue Murder" worthy of "Supergroup" contention for sure.

"T-Rex" is great. We owe a lot to Marc Bolan when it comes to our music. Another one taken tragically early. BTW Doug, Are you the same Doug who posts comments regularly on the main site?

Ha! Yeah, the VH track was the first thing I thought of as well. . U just 81 and I just 812.

I still can't believe Shane Warne was tapping that. I think that outshines any of his on field achievements.

This seems to be an obscure Aussie band thread, so here's another one. "Mi-Sex" from the late 70s/early 80s, still pop up every now and then on the radio down here. These two tracks are huge "time machines" for me. I'm sure all the Aussies here of my vintage would agree.

Yep. A worthy contender for the Supergroup thread.