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Vintage Harman/Kardon Quadrophonic/stereo receiver, a Sony SACD player, and an old school top of the line Philips turntable.

I know I’m in the minority here. It just confuses me.

Now spinning, Fleetwood Mac- Then Play On (1970). A brilliant transitional album. Mac is definitely the most resilient band of all time.

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I rewatched, Quantum of Solace (2008). Daniel Craig’s second Bond film and it’s basically a continuation of Casino Royale, which for some reason bothered a lot critics. It’s regarded as his worst Bond film, which I think is ludicrous. This my second favorite Craig film. Short running time is great.

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Very clunky.

Yeah, I get the hate, but I can compartmentalize certain artists. MJ and Polanski are two big examples. I adore their art too much.

Those office scenes almost made me want to become a journalist!

You know how I adore Papa Nez. His songs were always my favorite.

Oh don’t get me wrong, he’s the king for a reason. But he could have been a Bo Jackson. King of Rock and King of film.

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She’s the best.

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Your next assignment is Albert Brooks’ Defending Your Life.

Agree

yup!

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lol!!
Agree, you can always tell Jack was big in the brains department.

What could have been :(

Yes! I forgot to mention that one. Jack really underplays it beautifully.

That idiot!

HUGE agree

It's not rated high by critics, but I think it's GREAT.
My favorite tracks-

"Auntie's Municipal Court"
"Tapioca Tundra"
"Writing Wrongs"
"P.O. Box 9847"
"Valleri"
"Magnolia Simms"

It's a fantastic album.

9 to 5 is a great example.

Pretty good.

The movie is getting a lot of criticism because they totally ignore all the sex abuse stuff.
I admit, I am a big fan of MJ. I love his boy band stuff, his disco stuff and his king of pop era.