Robert Mitchum is one of my favourite actors.
Hard drinkin' and other fine attributes, You can still get some of his finest performances on Youtube for nothing:
Farewell My Lovely1975 Robert Mitchum*Film Noir - YouTube
I think he was a bit old for this film. But funny as anything. The Moose probably got second prize. And Harry-Dean Stanton a significant role. Enjoy.

Hard drinkin' and other fine attributes, You can still get some of his finest performances on Youtube for nothing:
Farewell My Lovely1975 Robert Mitchum*Film Noir - YouTube
I think he was a bit old for this film. But funny as anything. The Moose probably got second prize. And Harry-Dean Stanton a significant role. Enjoy.
Not something pleasant to watch. Many years ago I had my right ear impacted with wax and totally lost hearing in it, it was scary. Basically this shows what was there. There is a genetic link to excessive earwax BTW.
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Thanks for testimony 🙂
Useful for resolve health issues.
After this videos personally I do organise medical visit one time every five years to verify if my hearing is going well.
Best regards
Thanks for testimony 🙂
Useful for resolve health issues.
After this videos personally I do organise medical visit one time every five years to verify if my hearing is going well.
Best regards
Thanks for the recommendation of Farewell My Lovely, watched it on YouTube, reminded me of just how good Robert Mitchum was, and what a surprise to see Silvester Stallone in there as a bit part thug. I bet his was thrilled to get the role.
The Audiophile Club of Athens was great fun. Reminds me of dear audio friends and even picked up a couple ideas to try. Thanks for sharing.
Watching Van Halen's 1983 Memorial Day concert. Terrible video quality, analog SD I guess, but captures the pomp pretty well 😀
Now that I've watched it, instead of asking if Wagner's terrible behaviour wad justified by his contributions to the arts, we should be asking if having to watch David Lee Roth in assless chaps is justified by Eddie Van Halen's virtuosity.
My pleasure 🙂 Thanks for kind words ! EnjoyThe Audiophile Club of Athens was great fun. Reminds me of dear audio friends and even picked up a couple ideas to try. Thanks for sharing.
Now watching contemporary music by Roscoe Mitchell, "Angel City" | Resonance | Performance | Exploratorium - YouTube
Hate to say this, but I thought Roscoe Mitchell hit a few bum notes there!
The lady of my delight plays a much harder instrument.
Anoushka Shankar - Crossing the Rubicon - YouTube
She can sing too.
The lady of my delight plays a much harder instrument.
Anoushka Shankar - Crossing the Rubicon - YouTube
She can sing too.
For another cute, colourful and quirky fantasy series check out “Pushing Daisies”
Trolling through the AppleTV+ library courtesy of the year’s free subscription that accompanied my wife’s new iPhone purchase; just finished “For All Mankind”, and currently binging on “The Morning Show”. The performances of Witherspoon, Carrell, and Crudup weren’t particularly surprising, but I’ll have to admit that Aniston’s was a bit revelatory. Outstanding ensemble performances by both the main and supporting cast, very timely and nuanced writing and great production values. Quite looking forward to second season.
Trolling through the AppleTV+ library courtesy of the year’s free subscription that accompanied my wife’s new iPhone purchase; just finished “For All Mankind”, and currently binging on “The Morning Show”. The performances of Witherspoon, Carrell, and Crudup weren’t particularly surprising, but I’ll have to admit that Aniston’s was a bit revelatory. Outstanding ensemble performances by both the main and supporting cast, very timely and nuanced writing and great production values. Quite looking forward to second season.
I'm not the biggest fan of George Lukas but he did help finance a very nice restoration of "Jabberwocky".
I did watch Vetenskapens Värld (Science World), a weekly science show on Swedish TV. They aired the second and last program about violence and that we've seen a major decline in killings over the last decades.
The second program focused on how to lower the figures yet more, because in same areas the murder and killing figures are still very high.
Interesting work done in Baltimore (Safe Streets), in Iraq where people arranged soccer tournements with mixed (christian/moslem/kurdish) teams apperantly brought people from different traditions/religions closer and thus eliminating the suspicions people felt.
After a mass-shooting in the 90's, Australia passed a law banning all automatic and semiautomatic weapons and since then have hardly had any mass-killings.
The second program focused on how to lower the figures yet more, because in same areas the murder and killing figures are still very high.
Interesting work done in Baltimore (Safe Streets), in Iraq where people arranged soccer tournements with mixed (christian/moslem/kurdish) teams apperantly brought people from different traditions/religions closer and thus eliminating the suspicions people felt.
After a mass-shooting in the 90's, Australia passed a law banning all automatic and semiautomatic weapons and since then have hardly had any mass-killings.
Rod Serling's "Patterns" brilliant writing not a word wasted, 90min with more content that the entire run of "Mad Men".
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