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The Duff This one is a good funny Hughes like film. Duff is an acronym for "designated ugly fat friend" and you can get the plot from there. Kind of a Mean Girls meets Sixteen Candles.

From Kiev. Clean vox and keys and of course prog metal over and under tones. Shred worthy guitar solo that has a nice back n forth with the keyboardist. https://www.facebook.com/scarlethmetal http://scarleth.com.ua/

Nice clean vox and harmonies and of course an epic musical foundation from this band from Chile. https://www.facebook.com/TribouletMetal/ http://www.triboulet.cl/

As been mentioned I like everything and Perseus is no exception. Nice and heavy with great musicianship, a shredder of a guitar solo and the singer is quite melodic and powerful. A Tale Whispered In The Night is Perseus' 2nd release. https://www.facebook.com/PerseusPowerMetalBand http://www.perseuspowermetalband.com/

The Nice Guys Nothing epic but Russell Crowe is looking very John Goodman like in this one. Some snappy dialogue and obviously meant at a retro 70's movie and it is cool to see. The Night Before Again. Man this one is SOOO frickin' funny. TO many good references to pick just one, but I have to keep going back to Franco and his questionable bi-sexuality. And of course the cock pix...

Couple yesterday from the mail gal: Blackfoot-Southern Native Gun Machine-Balls to the Wall (couple extra copies up for trade)

Can't say I'm any more than a passing fan and Souls of Black seems to be the only song I can even recall but this new tune is pretty nice and super heavy. The production at least through my headphones is super loud.

Love it and the singer sounds perfect for this.

Very nice indeed. https://www.facebook.com/thegrandmasqueradeswe/ http://tgmband.com/

Rest in peace funny man. Your comedic prowess and boundless energy will be sorely missed.

Agreed very ear friendly.

That's My Boy Sandler and company lose the PG13 on this one and it is super funny. Wish he would do another R rated comedy as he is overdue, don't get me wrong o have been enjoying the kid friendly movies as that is a market begging to be fully tapped.

He's old. Old equates to unfunny? Or no sense to do good movies?

I remember stumbling upon these guys a bit ago. I do like those songs DP posted and this tune and the video is a hoot. https://www.facebook.com/lordofthelost

New solo album entitled XXX from the living legend of all things melodic metal and a pedigree a mile long Kai Hansen. This tune is very heavy and extremely likable. The main lick is SOOO Bark at the Moon Jake E Lee... https://www.facebook.com/kaihansenofficial

http://www.blackfootband.com/ https://www.facebook.com/officialblackfoot Didn't catch this on the first go 'round, but after hearing the Southern Native track and enjoying it thoroughly I had to do a little poking about and it seems Rickey Medlocke is doing what Kiss proposed to be doing in a bit having an officially endorsed cover band in each state, now there is currently only 1 Blackfoot but it seems this is what they are up to. Rickey did a Zigue Zigue Sputnick with these new guys and presto chango there you go. Here is an article from CRR that sums it up nicely: Okay… this one is a cool story, so sit down and crank up some Blackfoot and let me introduce you to… Blackfoot! Yep, this is a new album by the Southern Rock band Blackfoot… only there are no members of the original Blackfoot in Blackfoot anymore. No, it is not what you think. This is not one of those bands trying to make a buck and touring with old dudes who might have played one song from one of the bands old albums with no original members. Blackfoot is telling you loudly and proudly that they do NOT have any original members. It is a new album with all new members. They are young, hungry and ready to keep the Southern Rock torch alive and well. The man who founded the band back in 1970, Rickey Medlocke (currently in Lynyrd Skynyrd) has mentored this pack of renegade rockers specifically for this purpose. When not flying the “Free Bird” flag around the world, Medlocke has written, performed on and produced this album, which is titled with a very cool and fitting Southern Rock name… Southern Native. Blackfoot were always that Southern Band with balls… along with Molly Hatchet, they gave the genre a harder rocking edge so much so that Medlocke knew if he were to pull this next generation of ‘Foot off he would have to be sure they had a tough and hardened edge to them. He found them in lead guitarist/vocalist Tim Rossi, guitarist/vocalist Rick Krasowski, bassist Brian Carpenter and drummer Matt Anastasi. Trust me, these boys can throw down some bad-ass guitar riffs that have grits in the grooves. Medlocke is excited to introduce his band, this new band, to the world. He smiles when he states, “This record is head to head old-school meets new school, classic to new rock for a brand new generation. Turn it up loud!” Blackfoot always were a multi-generational band. The past albums featured Rickey’s grandfather, the amazing Shorty Medlocke, on their records. Now it is Rickey’s turn to mentor. Tim Rossi is aware of the band’s history when he says, “Having Rickey play slide and other guitar with us on this record bridges the modern gap. It’s a full-circle kind of thing.”

Talladega Nights This one is still funny. Not sure what is up with Ferrell lately but, anyway this movie is funny.

Fletch Still a solid movie and Chevy Chase is on point for sure.

I sure do like the Left of Self a Centered disc. Sure wish BW would do another along those lines. Hell even get Slug and Jay back for a little Marvy reunion.

Yes that Country Song is an excellent one and could easily be from Above The Law. Almost makes you wonder who or maybe more than one person he is calling to the mat.

That is an excellent song and I'm lost on the gospel comments. Is it cuz they are in a church and there are some black lady background vocals? Otherwise it's a catchy rockin song and doesn't stray to for from Lil Suzy. Speaking to "gospel" how's about Faith by Spread Eagle.

Revisited the Guardians of the Galaxy Same as last time, not sure if I like it or dislike it kind of meh.

First one was nice how was this? It is on my short list.

Nifty! Thanks for sharing. https://www.facebook.com/LacedInLust/

Intro'd the kids to a few classics: Better Off Dead Three O'Clock High Also watched The Boss. Not sure about these movies as I think all the Melissa M. movies could be smashed together and make one OK movie.