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I didn't read through all the pages, and it was probably suggested already, but the most recognizable lyric line ever is most definitely... "she's got the jack"

Mr. Crowley - Randy Rhoads

Parisienne Walkways - Thin Lizzy

Blake's Seven: Wikipedia link It was huge in Bulgaria in the mid-80's.

I have a little over 50 GB, on my main PC and fully backed up on my laptop. I guess I'm very busted.

Script For a Jester's Tear - Marillion

MAJOR SPOILER WARNING [color:#C0D3F2]Before Matt Damon killed Jack Nicholson, Nicholson told him that he only gives up people who are going down anyway, and nobody knows about him. Later, during the elevator incident, the 2nd mole (who appears out of nowhere btw) shoots Leo and apparently knew that Matt worked for Nicholson (but noone else knew). This doesn't make sense, and the 2nd mole is obviously a deus ex machina to save the plot from falling apart. (highlight to read)

My father is a huge fan of Deep Purple (especially Child In Time and Highway Star). He also likes jazz.

Hi :-) I've got some more good ones: Zappa - Don't Eat The Yellow Snow Zappa - Cosmik Debris Mingus - Haitian Fight Song Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else Bowie - Cygnet Committee Bowie - The Bewlay Brothers Radiohead - Paranoid Android (the whole 'OK Computer' actually) Iggy Pop - The Passenger Iggy Pop - TV Screen Iggy Pop - In The Death Car Cream - Swlabr

The Departed - 9/10 Leonardo DiCaprio's best performance since What's Eating Gilbert Grape, a rather well done story except for one minor mistake and very good pacing.

Bowie - Moonage Daydream The Stones - Paint It Black Beethoven - the 3rd movement of the Fifth and the 2nd movement of Eroica Zappa - Zombie Woof Schubert - the Unfinished symphony and the 2nd movement of the "Death and the Maiden" quartet Grieg's Piano Concerto

Chris Adams (I had to check the name ) - Yul Brynner's character in The Magnificent Seven.

Horowitz plays Chopin's Ballade #1 Great camerawork, too.

The adagio of "Concierto de Aranjuez" by Joaquin Rodrigo. You should check Pepe Romero's version.

1) Charles Mingus 2) Ray Brown

Hunky Dory

I just ordered this so I haven't heard it yet: Billy Joel - 12 Gardens Live (double) Disc: 1 1. Angry Young man 2. My Life 3. Everybody Loves You Now 4. Billy the Kid 5. The Entertainer 6. Vienna 7. New York State of Mind 8. The Night is Still young 9. Zanzibar 10. Miami 2017 11. The Great Wall of China 12. Allentown 13. She's Right on Time 14. Don't Ask Me Why 15. Laura Disc: 2 1. Goodnight Saigon 2. Movin Out 3. An Innocent man 4. The Downeaster Alexa 5. Always a Woman 6. Keeping the Faith 7. River of Dreams 8. A Matter of Trust 9. We Didn't Start the Fire 10. Big Shot 11. You May Be Right 12. Only the Good Die Young 13. Scenes From an Italian Restaurant 14. Piano Man 15. And So it Goes But it's almost 2.5 hours of the best Billy Joel live, it doesn't get any better than this! (though I wish he hadn't quit playing Just The Way You Are). The price is great too: just $8.88 on Amazon! (I won't provide a link so you won't think I'm spamming you, go and find it if interested).

La Grange - ZZ Top

The Smiths - Oscillate Wildly REM - White Tornado

I've always thought these are 2 parts of the same song.

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Jim Morrison Noone else gives me chills

Anything by Immortal Technique

Please do yourself a favour and DON'T get a "Best of Bowie" CD. "The rise and fall..." is of course his classic, so you definitely need it. If you like it, you might also get his best album - "Hunky Dory", and "Scary Monsters".

You're not the only one. Anyone who has ears is aggravated by this song.