LeeBB

You'll have to fight him for it. And the guy with the wand usually wins, in my experience.

Turn it off! Too bright!!

Okay, here you go... LBB

Oh, duhhh!! That's Ian Curtis. Now let me see if I've got something tricky for you... LBB

Xylophony of course

I knew it!!

I think it's Joe Strummer, although that was not my first thought (that was Glenn Tilbrook). EDIT: Actually, you know what? I have no idea... LBB

No, but it helps if you can see in the dark.

Royal tennis

Pachinko

Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult

Not as cool as "The Heaven Seventeen", and definitely not as funny as "The New Originals".

Easy for you, no doubt ;-)

Okay, I'm just using spoilers so that I don;t tread on anyone's fun. Now who's this?: LBB

That would have to be click to see. What a great picture... and a great bass! LBB

Yes indeed. Stumpy is played by Ed Begley Jr, son of the great Ed Begley, from 12 Angry Men, and other classics. Stumpy did die in a bizarre gardening accident, and according to bandmate Nigel... "It was really one of those things the authorities said, ‘Well, best leave it unsolved.’ " Well done. LBB

You are good. I'll accept the name of the drummer, or the name of the actor playing him. LBB

He was the first drummer in a band that really became famous long after he was gone.

Okay, this drummer is perhaps better known for the manner of his death, than for the music he made. L.

Who is it? Assuming for a moment that I'm correct, who is this? Any info you can give me about this picture is worth lots of points: LBB

It's Nelly. I declare Mars88 correct!!! LBB

It's okay, Kevin, we've met, and lets just say that I'm happy to talk with you, mate ;-) LBB ps, Funnily, I always pictured BA as a "she".

Wow, you guys talk about him like he's Nicole Kidman ;-) Honestly, he's nowhere on my radar when I think of bad actors, quite the opposite in fact. I think instead of Andy MacDowell, or 99% of Kevin Costner, or ... lots of other people. I don't think there's anything in Cage's career for him to deserve such hatred. Love...

Umm, so nobody here rates "Raising Arizona" or "Moonstruck"? Or, one of my weird faves, "Vampire's Kiss"? He's made a lot of films, most of which I haven;y seen, but of thsoe that I have, a handful have been wonderful, and surely Raising Arizona is one of the great black comedies of all time. Am I nuts again? LBBB

The intriguing question is... "why did it take you 14 years?" ;-) LBB