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#621 - Three Jolly Fishermen (Patreon)

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sinesynced

weren't there a couple of articles in the national post and toronto star about that guy working on dugin because his supervisor dropped him for being a fascist? it's unfortunately one of the things u of t is famous for on the right, along with its association with jordan peterson lol

Worf Worfstofferson, and I'm da Venari Ral

Luke, if you've not yet had the pleasure, I loudly recommend checking out The Beau Brummels' superb rendition of Play With Fire, which was the closer on their otherwise forgettable album 'Beau Brummels '66.' ("otherwise forgettable" because it's all covers of songs that had only recently been on hugely popular albums by, like, the Stones, the Beatles, the Troggs, Bob Dylan, Nancy Sinatra...)

Luke

I’d like to suggest that there’s nothing odd about people badmouthing Roger Waters while continuing to make Pink Floyd a huge brand. It’s how liberals prefer to handle lots of things things: they compartmentalize the problematic aspects and believe that by performing Concern about the Problematic Aspects they purify the act of consumption.

romancekiller

Outside of being a fan of his father (if you haven't seen "Saint Jack", run don't walk!), philistines like me only found out about Louis Theroux because of his work on your namesake's "TVNation". That show seems to have survived for like three episodes, and I'm not sure how it aged, but at the time it was crazy to see that on American TV.

Chris M.

Wiseman from the top rope with that quote

Blank

Take a shot for WS mentioning a now-defunct alt weekly, has been a minute

Graeme Pente

Really interesting film and discussion, guys. I didn't know anything about the movie--thanks to you and M&U Nation.

foreversincebreakfast

So glad to hear you touch on Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii! I was introduced to it as a Pink Floyd-obsessed teen in the early 1990s when I discovered a VHS copy at a local video store. I would rent it compulsively; probably because it would have been hard to find a copy of my own in the pre-Internet days. It was released on DVD in the early ‘00s but with all of the studio footage cut out which is half of what makes it so great. I too was floored to see it in IMAX in its full glory. The version of Echoes Pt. 1 is one of my favorite music performances ever committed to film. P.S. My first rock concert was seeing them live during the Division Bell tour in 1994.

Paul Brewer

Ann Widdecombe notoriously described her one-time Home Office colleague Michael Howard as having ‘something of the night’ about him. She represented Maidstone, where my aunt served as a policewoman during the postwar years. It’s been Conservative forever, even in Disraeli times. When I was living in London it was a popular dormitory town for the executive class, often in sales. We denizens if inner London regarded it as a pretentious Medway town.