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Some of them are good. A few are very good. There is unfortunately a lot of bad as well! I'll see if I can't make up a list. In any case, Hammer always had fantastic looking Babes in their movies. Search Ingrid Pitt, Caroline Munro, Veronica Carlson and Madeline Smith. And those are just my favorites! -
I have tons of those Hammer flicks on DVD. Grew up on that stuff. Love it. I always remember my Mom's reaction to Hammer flicks. "Wow. Those special effects are terrible. But that actress has a nice rack!" Needless to say, I had a very unusual upbringing!
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Teaching myself how to create custom races. Working on Vampires. Thanks to Kendo for the face and body textures! I like this one. It reminds me of a Hammer Horror film.
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Loved this one...especially for Sam Waterson's corny jokes.
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Pretty sure Mia Khalifa's stock just went up. Probably raking in the bucks right now from new viewers gained from this interview.
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I made it almost 45 seconds. Even I hated it. And I'm a booty man...
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WHY AM I STILL NOT PLAYING SKYRIM!?!?! -
The SJWs are losing Human followers at an unprecedented rate. They're hoping to win over the animals to increase their numbers.
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Remember when Grandma taught you not to discuss politics at the dinner table? A bunch of corporations had better start listening to their Grandmas:
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Ha! I love Page and I respect Clapton. But Beck always appealed to my love of diversity of styles. Clapton is, for lack of a better description, a bit 2-Dimensional. He's a great blues player but not very interesting when he strays into other genres. Page is an incredibly gifted composer and he really knew how to layer sound. His technique is sloppy but it barely matters when you weigh it against his other strengths. Beck, on the other hand? That cat is on a whole 'nother plane of existence!
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No disrespect to the other two members of the Holy Guitar Trinity (Clapton and Page) but Beck leaves them both in the dust:
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This guy has the most unique and amazing style of any guitarist that I ever heard. Half-Slide/ Half-Fingers, All Phenomenal
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Confusing feelings? YOU? Also, you imply, "Jailbait" like it's something bad!
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Lovin' those fingerboard inlays!
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I own several. My workhorse is Ol' Betty, a Les Paul Studio I bought back in the 80s, Coop Devil Girl sticker was a gift from my wife: I also have an Aria Double Neck that I got for a steal when I worked in a Music Shop way back in the day! I can really go full-blown Jimmy Page with this one: I also own an Ibanez RG but that's used mostly as a backup. My brother has a classic Stratocaster that I borrow on occasion. Don't have photos of either of those readily available, though. Thanks! I'll pass that along to him. They're all but unknown here in the US but they're popular in Poland and Scandinavia. And Botswana, if you can believe that!
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Haha! This song has always held a special place in my heart! I remember when it had first been released. I was in the car with my Dad and asked him, "Hey! Will there comes time when this song is considered an Oldie?" He laughed and replied, "Maybe!"
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I HATED the theatrical cut! I remember leaving the theater in a "What the Fuck?" mood. A friend harangued me into watching the director's cut and suddenly the whole epic made sense. Now one of my favorite films. That said, I am biased: I have always harbored a Man-Crush for the Knights Templar!
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Not a fan of extensive tattoos but lately this Babe does it for me: Karma RX
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And I can't, in all good conscience, not promote my Little Brother's band. He's the bass player for Order of Nine:
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And now I'm removing my guitar from its case for the first time in 5 years...Damn you, Kendo! Like I don't have enough distractions?
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This really makes me yearn for the 80s!
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Peter Murphy is my favorite choice for when I'm working into the early morning hours:
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Where Eagles Dare- one of the great "Watching Saturday Afternoon Movies with you Dad" films. Clint Eastwood, Richard Burton and the extremely lovely Ingrid Pitt!
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Goddamn but Lee Van Cleef was THE MAN! One of the best faces ever. He could play such an implacably cold villain. He would form that smile and it chilled your blood!
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[Nostalgia] Once upon a time... when we were kids...
vancleef replied to bjornk's topic in Off Topic Talk
As far as music goes, I started playing guitar at age 8 and discovered I had some natural talent. Really got into a lot of 70s Prog Rock (Yes, ELP, Kansas, Pink Floyd, Dixie Dregs, etc.). My Dad also turned me on to a lot of great Jazz and 70s era Horn Bands like Chicago and Blood, Sweat & Tears.
