Fabio still cannot believe that it's not butter!

Merry Christmas!

Seen him twice in Ireland. Once in kerry.he sings the soundtrack to my miserable life.

I’m not even a stoner, but it’d be awesome to get high and lay in that giant pile of soldiers! It’d probably feel like a weird combination of Orbeez and acupuncture.

The Fools are one of the greatest bands that you’ve never heard of

Saw him two weeks ago in Waukegan, IL. Sold out show as you could've guessed. Fantastic show, he has not lost his edge.

Robin fits Smithereens style better than Marshall Crenshaw ( & I ❤ him) but not with Smithereens

So close yet far out of sight

Sometimes but much people not have word of true.

Rosey Grier was hilarious in this episode! The "karate" (?) scene at the end was brilliant (I have the series on DVD and it is still FABULOUS 1:23 . Telly Savalas is one of the best actors of all time IMO AND- the series holds up extremely well to this day. No stupid reliance on gore- just excellent acting and real-feel NYC grit in the 70's).

Great Robert Ellis Orrall record! Raw & unabashed emotion flows throughout this production! I can't figure out, though, why a song as stunning as "I couldn't say no" isn't a classic, today. It's weird🤨. Rick S. 😎

The way that George C. Scott delivers "I'm so sorry you were murdered, Thomas, I miss you," makes me so sad and I really have no idea why. It's such a simple line that easily could be interpreted wrong by the audience. I could see many other actors delivering it in a way that comes off as accidentally comedic, but instead it drives me to tears. The bluntness of his words come off as completely genuine. They are not dwelled on, and in this strange, ethereal setting the forthright nature of his words don't seem out of place. RIP to a phenomenal actor.

During the last chorus, they should have played straight through instead of dripping out the guitar like on the first 2 Choruses (“Who Sucked Out…”) 🎶 The song loses it’s momentum otherwise.

I hope you weren't the guy who dropped Danny's drumstick at the end!

I've been fortunate enough to see some amazing shows over the past year or so, including Peter Gabriel, Belew/Harrison's Remain In Light tour, Sessanta (Primus/Puscifer/A Perfect Circle), King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. In a normal year, any one of those would have been the highlight of my concert season. But this show blew every single one of those out of the water! I feel blessed for having the opportunity to experience such greatness.

It’s funny because they’d actually be expensive as shit

I LOVE THIS SONG !!!!

Ok boo I see you with the Transatlantic accent

This was Jeffrey Dahmer's favorite movie kind of thinking wouldn't it be something if Jeffrey Dahmer became possessed from watching these horrible movies

Great vid. From that angle I wonder if you were the lucky dude Danny Carey tossed his drum stick to at the end of the show. Thanks for the vids.

fucking so good! Yes, I needed to swear.

I am 64 and the passing of Pete Rose has me reliving my childhood memories…and this song was my first favorite song. God bless!

More useful everyday :)

This was the greatest romance since Kurt & Courtney. That were a damn fine couple at that.

This brings back some memories for me army men in big bags for a $1.00 back in the 1970's

She was a HOOKAH

That was my wedding dress! It was from David’s Bridal.

Creepy? and unsettling? More like strange, and weird.

RIP James Earl Jones😢

Pov you had all those toy soldiers that the man was in what would you do or what would your reaction be ?

Quality of your clip just makes this even creepier. I'll watch my 4K next month.

@stiofandundealgan1280 Crazy smiths/moz fan since early 80s but his best solo effort? Cmon now- your arsenal/vauxhall and I/ Beethoven was deaf/ringleader of the tormentors etc-

Nita Talbot, she was HILARIOUS on Hogan's heroes 🤘🤘👍👍👍👍

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Ol’ Bob could make some noise.

Loved this show! The artists, the dancers along with the fashions. Especially, the late Don Cornelius. People seemed to be happier, more content. There was such a positivity about this show. Soul Train and American Bandstand showcased the heart and future of America-its youth! RIP, Don Cornelius and Soul Train! ❤❤❤

I was thinking about it and I don't know why they didn't think of making farmers or civilians in general during the time of the anti-war policy, because let's think about it, it makes sense, you'll see if it's true that army men fight against other army men or do what you want them to do, but what if they had included normal people that the army men could protect ? Also If that had happened today they would be rare and expensive due to the circumstances in which they came onto the market.

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Very Surreal

green radio operator: WE NEED MORE FIRE POWER.... 1:20

If I could find the Electo-shot shooting gallery now, I would buy it in a heartbeat. I LOVED the one I had!

Not being able to “relate to current trends “ in this case is a good thing, you freak.

Greatest hockey play-by-play announcer ever. Unfortunately this feature was done during one of the most frustrating Bruins playoff series in franchise history. They were outclassed in '88, but Edmonton '90 was a winnable series. The B's made Bill Ranford look like Ken Dryden.

it would be nice if there was a pc emulator of this game

One of the Baldwin sisters from The Walton's.

I loved this EP and was pretty disappointed that he didn’t follow it up with something in the same vein but since RCA didn’t do much to promote it I guess it shouldn’t have been a surprise. I used to be able to play Facts and Figures as a stand alone track here but it disappeared. Maybe the lyrics were too controversial for today’s snowflakes

Beautiful and touching. I think we can just see the love between them and rest in peace Nez. Thank you for the music.

We had barbies the original one and shirley temple dolls.

It would be more interesting if you would read the stones. We can see them but we are connecting.

what is the name of the song that plays at the begining?