Jive Talkin' with Shane Diablo

In this episode of Jive Talkin with Shane Diablo Black Sabbath will play a goodbye show featuring all four original members, Butcher Babies singer Heidi Shepperd says she is a classically trained singer, Zakk Wylde kind of tells us his all time favorite moment in a studio making music, that and a whole heep more I tell ya true! Are you ready?
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[@beatagryglak2637]

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Your performance was... brilliant

[@BigTone88]

Brother My first Rock Show was Sabbath Original lineup. I was in 6th grade or something. First album was Paranoid when I was 6! Ma let us each pick out an album and the cover hooked me. I still prefer the RJD Sabbath but we're split hairs really. Another JT gem Brother and say a prayer as Big Tony is going under the knife tomorrow. I'll update when I'm able. Rock On Diablo Elite 🤘🏻

[@MichaelBuchanan-69]

Technically my first concert was The Oakridge Boys. Blame my Dad. I used to go see all the punk bands at CBGB in NYC. So my first love was punk. My Mom hated it.

[@MichaelBuchanan-69]

Well thanks to Shane this I switched up this week's Movies that are Bad But We Love them Anyways.....The Last Action Hero (1993) I had a totally different movie all lined up and ready to go. But after Shane did his AC/DC Big Gun video I literally paused it and went and watched The Last Action Hero. Sorry Shane, I did get back to watching your video. You'll just have to stay tuned for what I was going to review next week. This film was not the blockbuster that it was expected to be upon it's initial release and was pretty derided when it first came out, but I think it's one that deserves reconsideration. The story is essentially Woody Allen's "The Purple Rose of Cairo" but with a 1980s action film hero stepping off the screen into the real world instead of a 1930s romantic leading man stepping off the screen. Both films feature a many funny moments of fictional characters having to deal the the real world and also funny moments of real world characters entering the movie world, enjoying the artifice of those fantasy worlds. The difference in how these two films go about this is that Allen's film was making keen observations about why people are drawn to fantasy worlds over reality, while "Last Action Hero" is comedic primarily a send up of 80s action film tropes. Although this film is nowhere as smart or insightful as Allen's classic film, it's a really funny film and does make some clever observations about action film formulas. What really makes this film work is the inclusion of so many action film heavy weights both in front of the camera (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and also behind the camera (director John McTiernan and co-writer Shane Black). The film is both a celebration of what audiences love about action films, but at the same time gleefully mocks them. Overall, this film is not the throwaway over-marketed junk that I think it was perceived as upon it's initial release and is absolutely worth watching for audiences who want to laugh at 80s action film cliches. Grab your favorite beverage, Sit in your favorite chair, Pop some popcorn and Press Play.