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Showing posts with label The Eagles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Eagles. Show all posts
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Linky Links
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- Kiko Alonso is my new favorite (non-Patriot) NFL player
- Thanks to the "ferocity and swiftness" of "cowboy" George Bush there was no follow-up attack after 9/11. The source of this claim would be the one to know.
- The Eagles are an enigma to me. I don't like their songs but know all the lyrics. I don't like the musicians but can't get enough stories like this.
- Heh heh
- 10 Irish pub rules for proper drinking etiquette. I agree 100% with these rules.
- Why Titan might be the only habitable world in our solar system
- Kiko Alonso is my new favorite (non-Patriot) NFL player
- Thanks to the "ferocity and swiftness" of "cowboy" George Bush there was no follow-up attack after 9/11. The source of this claim would be the one to know.
- The Eagles are an enigma to me. I don't like their songs but know all the lyrics. I don't like the musicians but can't get enough stories like this.
- Heh heh
- 10 Irish pub rules for proper drinking etiquette. I agree 100% with these rules.
- Why Titan might be the only habitable world in our solar system
Labels:
9/11,
drinking,
George W. Bush,
Kiko Alonso,
solar system,
Superman,
The Eagles,
Titan
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Rock Documentaries
Bill Simmons today devoted a lot of words to Showtime's documentary The History of the Eagles directed by Alison Ellwood (who also directed a 30 for 30 feature for ESPN which may explain in part some of the effort by Simmons). I've watched this documentary a couple of times and fall prey to watching it pretty much each time I see that it is on. I enjoyed Simmons' piece but The History of the Eagles - as good as it is may not be even the best rock documentary I've seen in the past 24 months.
Other titles I'd put in the running include:
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Runnin' Down a Dream (directed by Peter Bogdanovich). Very interesting history but 239 freaking minutes long.
- Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten. Very under-rated flick about a man with more charisma than all the members of the Eagles combined.
- George Harrison: Living in the Material World (directed by Martin Scorsese). This was a two-part HBO special. Harrison was always my favorite Beatle. I would have to place this at the top of my list just because I found Harrison so fascinating a person.
Other titles I'd put in the running include:
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Runnin' Down a Dream (directed by Peter Bogdanovich). Very interesting history but 239 freaking minutes long.
- Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten. Very under-rated flick about a man with more charisma than all the members of the Eagles combined.
- George Harrison: Living in the Material World (directed by Martin Scorsese). This was a two-part HBO special. Harrison was always my favorite Beatle. I would have to place this at the top of my list just because I found Harrison so fascinating a person.
Labels:
Bill Simmons,
George Harrison,
Grantland,
Joe Strummer,
The Beatles,
The Eagles,
Tom Petty
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