OT: Dead hard rockers week

[Generalzod]

Such a fecking tough one this.
So much inspiration inspired to my youth.

I took this vid in 2017 at Marrickville Bowlo.
One of the greatest Sunday arvo sessions I've ever had in my life.

Yeah i was also glad I watch them live at their Blue Sky mining tour at the entertainment 1990 Nov…

 

[bad boy bubby]

Robert Duvall, 95.
Good actor that bloke. The Godfather, Apocalypse Now plus hundreds of other flicks.
Most memorable lines?

 

[bad boy bubby]

 

[Generalzod]

Truly one of the best actors of all time..

 

[tom of poland]

Probably not a career highlight but he did play Frank Burns in the original 1970 movie version of M*A*S*H.

 

[shadowboxer]

He was a quality actor and from all accounts a pretty straight up person.
Too many highlights, but it’s the little ones that I remember a lot. Open Range with Costner is a quiet but decent yarn and even his turn in Falling Down with Micheal Douglas was pretty sweet.
I had to sit on the couch recently to watch that Tom Cruise movie Jack Reacher with the wife. Surprised that it was decent, probally helped by his Duvalls appearance ever fleeting.
They don’t make em like him anymore

 

[bad boy bubby]

sweet.
I had to sit on the couch recently to watch that Tom Cruise movie Jack Reacher with the wife. Surprised that it was decent, probally helped by his Duvalls appearance ever fleeting.
They don’t make em like him anymore

Yeah I didn't mind that flick too.
Duvalls part was great.

 

[Since 73]

He was a quality actor and from all accounts a pretty straight up person.
Too many highlights, but it’s the little ones that I remember a lot. Open Range with Costner is a quiet but decent yarn and even his turn in Falling Down with Micheal Douglas was pretty sweet.
I had to sit on the couch recently to watch that Tom Cruise movie Jack Reacher with the wife. Surprised that it was decent, probally helped by his Duvalls appearance ever fleeting.
They don’t make em like him anymore

Great Western that one with costner.
Seen a fair few times.

Honurable mentions..
Tom the consigliori
The Natural
Lonesome Dove

 

[Quigs]

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, pioneering civil rights activist and racial 'pathfinder,' dies at 84

 

[Stake Removed]

Neil Sedaka a lot of us would know his songs a true rock n roll legend RIP aged 86

 

[taipan]

As above . He was a bit hey hey , but a mighty fine singer /songwriter/pianist with catchy songs.

 

[shadowboxer]

As above . He was a bit hey hey , but a mighty fine singer /songwriter/pianist with catchy songs.

That he was. If young people saw his act they would cringe today, but he was quality song writer and performer. He was always smiling, which is never a bad thing

 

[roboshark]

MakybE diva. Great horse

 

[Stake Removed]

A TV icon has just passed Lorraine Bayley 89,
Amazing actress our vintage grew up watching her in The Sullivans

 

[Quigs]

Strewth Grace bloody Sullivan left the street hey Stake. Hope Dave and the kids are okay.

 

[Stake Removed]

Strewth Grace bloody Sullivan left the street hey Stake. Hope Dave and the kids are okay.

Dave left long ago and Terry, only ones left Tom, John and Kitty.
It's fifty years ago this year The Sullivans started I remember it well

 

[bad boy bubby]

Jamie Dunn, the voice of Aggro. 76.

Here's the bits on that cartoon show which didn't make it to air.....

 

[Quigs]

He was a funny bugger.

I actually spoke to Jamie at Rockhampton over 27 years ago when he was travelling at the airport. He had Agro in his bag. He said there is only one Agro and could never have an updated replacement one.

 

[BatteredFlake1]

I’ve run across Jamie couple of times at shows . On his own no entourage, Very approachable .Very likeable. No huge ego Little sad …VERY.talented man

 

[tom of poland]

RIP Country Joe McDonald, acid rock folkie, political and environmental activist.

Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock star and anti-war singer, dies aged 84

Musician behind Vietnam war protest hit I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag dead from Parkinson’s complications, his wife confirms

www.theguardian.com