heavier than heaven should be coming out in the next few years about kurt cobain

heres spinal tap

'Spinal Tap meets The Rutles" LOL I wish that happened

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Johnson 15w amp
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Last Days...

They do not come out and say it is about Kurt Cobain, and gave the characters different names cause Courtney allow them to use "Nirvana" in the movie, but she is quick to sell out for other things like commercials.

Anyway... The movie is creepy, not a lot of dialog but a scary look at what the last few days could have been like for Kurt.

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Champ 600 (RI)
Mustang I amp
Mustang III amp

Crossroads - yes I know it had Ralph Macchio, but it was a really enjoyable movie with a few grains of truth to it. And the guitar playing was tremendous. I also liked the Buddy Holly Story and La Bamba.

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DEFFINATLY THE LAST WALTZ

the band are amazing

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lots of stuff in my garage

I read that book I can't believe its going to be a movie, it should be great.

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Most people don't realize that large pieces of coral painted brown and attached to the skull by common wood screws can make a child look like a deer.

What about the movie Tommy?

Or even Woodstock?

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I think this it a good topic to bring back for a bit

Tommy
Rutles
Woodstock
Ray
Walk The Line
Imagine: John Lennon





To name a few good ones

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Current Gear:
1968 Kay Strat
Kramer Focus 111S
Johnson 15w amp
Squier Black and Chrone Special Tele

That thing You Do- with Tom Hanks captured that whole 60s feel,and also makes you think about all those one hit wonders.Plus they wrote a great authentic bunch of tunes that fit that period perfect with Hanks co writing a lot of them.

A few DVD's I have in my collection.......
Viva Joe Strummer, the Clash and beyond.
Led Zeppelin, The Song Remains The Same.
John Martyn at the BBC.
Pearl Jam, Touring Band 2000.
Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense.
Pink Floyd, Pulse, and The Wall (as well as a few others )
Smashing Pumpkins, If All Goes Wrong.

Walk The Line a Johnny Cash Story is a good one.
The Rockumentory Some Kind Of Monster is an interesting film about Metallica and the trials the band goes through.
Broken Bridges starring Toby Keith is pretty good.

Cadillac Records


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1042877/

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Don't leave home without it!

Tous Les Matins Du Monde (All The Mornings Of The World) will make you want to ditch your guitar and pick up the viol da gamba...

Vengo, Swing or any of Tony Gatlif's other films will send shivers down your spine... raw flamenco and gypsy jazz...

Carlos Saura's Flamenco... it's got Paco de Lucia in it. There can be no higher recommendation!

I know the chances that anybody is going to want to check these out are slim to none, but maybe they'll pop into your head the next time you're in the foreign section of the DVD store.

Unquestionably for me .......

IRISH TOUR '74 - RORY GALLAGHER

For those of you not familar with Rory Gallagher, you will get a good
and real look at one of the GREAT guitarists and more importantly decent
people. NO phony BS ego - tripping with Gallagher - it was all about the MUSIC. It's also interesting to see the goings on with concerts in Ireland in the early 70's ... primitive compared to today. Not to mention the demands and excesses of some bands. On top of that, you get a feel for how things were in Ireland a long time ago. A little side note - Robbie Robertson wanted Rory to appear in "The Last Waltz", but Rory wouldn't change his already booked concerts !!!! That would have been something to see and hear.