Next time try :-
I’ve used them a couple of times, good quality, service & price; Also they contribute to domestic harmony 
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Only one way to go after rubber soul.
Revolver on now.
As good as rubber soul but different.
Sadly the end of the dream was quickly coming as harmony, kinship and peace was replaced by greed, power, drugs and a certain wife.
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“Put it in the curry”
The original Twilight Zone is my fave show of all time. I’m due a rerun. Only 156 episodes 
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ooo, that was a good one!
Boo! Huge Banana Splits fan, tralala😄
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Thanks. To be fair it was £90 for two frames. Once you have the additions it soon multiplies. I should be good for a few years now 
Creeped. Me. The. F. Out. Ultra man fighting alien monsters, I was fine with. Guy losing his glasses after surviving an apocalypse? That encouraged me to take care of my glasses. Horrifying (not being able to read), but I got it. 
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Yes thats good.
remember The Time Tunnel?
required viewing back then.
I have the bluray box set and its still very very good
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#664:
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thats the consequence of taking too many drugs.
At least they looked better than the Grateful dead
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And that got a for real lol…
@mjw another great band and album for your continued introduction to Progressive Metal. I listen to this album regularly 
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Yep. Although never liked it as much as Banana Splits and Batman, which we have on DVD, as do you, I believe.
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I have the same!
I remember Trevor Horn saying that he bought multiple CD copies of this album and gave them to anyone he knew. He was a huge fan, as am I. Elizabeth singing parts in English rather than Cocteau-ish = Wow!
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Am I possibly alone in admitting to also liking The Doubledeckers a lot as well?
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Nope. Another oldie but goodie.
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"Anyone who’s ever tuned in and dropped out to Spacemen 3, spent a long afternoon with Yo La Tengo, or had a good cry to Grouper would do well to check out somesurprises. On “Bodymind,” the third single from the Seattle band’s first new album in five years, Natasha El-Sergany’s voice is spectral in tone but crystal clear over a dense network of layered guitars that stick loosely to a set groove but seem to be in the process of a cosmically slow unraveling. “Once I figure out this body / There won’t be any mind left me / Once I figure out this mind, there / Won’t be anybody left behind me,” she sings without a hint of sadness. “Once I figure out this mind / I’ll rejoin the living.” — Raphael Helfand [The Fader]
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#665:
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