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The Green Lantern wrote:I hope they bring a camcorder for the trip. I'm still hoping for a DVD...

They always record it, so don't see why they wouldn't this time...

Yes, and I'm hoping for a little desert road footage. Not just a lights through smoke

I hope they bring a camcorder for the trip. I'm still hoping for a DVD...

Nice pic of mr Conrad there Euphoria.

Mexico city and Monterrey, right after Austin and Dallas.

Sorry if this has been mentioned already but I couldn't find it. Time to catch something weird in Ensenada once again perhaps.

I think it's a reference to Elvis's comeback.

Merry Christmas to all of you. My plane is leaving.

e) The Sisters...?

k) The hat is from Las Vegas and it was fairly cheap, if my memory serves me right. About 5 bobs.

I'm very much in love with Silver Streak. But that's mostly because I'm a big fan of Gene Wilder. Stir Crazy has its moments as well. I also remember enjoying Brewster's Millions, but, to be fair, that was more thanks to John Candy. In my opinion Pryor was at his best with a good sidekick. Anyway, a...

@Richey - it's a woman, what can I say? @everyone else - Thanks! Excellent. I'm getting there. Something that smells and is made of lush diamond. :wink: p.s I've found this nice looking japanese spa thing place, that would make us both relaxed in a sweet-smelling way. It's not a diamond and it's not...

Previously I've bought her a pyjamas and a bathrobe, some fine belgian chocolate (surprisingly expensive) and I've named a star after her (surprisingly cheap!) among other things. I'm running out of ideas, fast. Hints, ideas, suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Keep in mind that there are billions and billions of them in one hive. A single man couldn't build a Volvo from scratch in a lifetime. That's why there are billions and billions of workers in one Volvo factory, and only a few of them gets to mate with the Volvo queen. Not sure if there's any honey i...

Thank you all. I'll look into it right away, because I'm pretty damned wealthy at the moment. Time to consume then.

Someone mentioned Music for Airports by Brian Eno the other day.

My question is, how's Music for Films? Anyone heard it? Is it as super-ambient as Airports? Vol. 1, 2 or 3? Are they any good, and if so, which one is the better?

If you have a little time (and money) to spend in N.Y. you could always have a drink at the Rainbow Room, Rockafella center. If the weather's right it's quite breathtaking.

If that means popping in here only now and then to look for news and then being disillusioned, then I confess. I need a good spanking ...

I got hold of a sneak preview/teaser pamphlet of this baby many years ago and it looked beautiful. But that was, unfortunately, the last I heard from Andrew.

Well, how about that... album title "Mourning Sun".

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Hi Chum.

We've covered this elsewhere, and it all seems to be a big mix up. It's not our Andy involved.

I've tried it three times now in Stockholm, Sweden, and it's a wonderful experience. First time I was too stressed to take it in. I was mostly wondering what I was doing there. Second time was much better. It's very relaxing, soothing, strange. It's not quite like in Altered States, nor the trippy s...

The first place looked pretty good. The others were fairly horrible, weren't they?

And I'll tell you what's next: hotels on the moon, underwater cities, cars without drivers, slave robots that will revolt against their makers and stuff

As a sidenote, Enter the Sisters was being sold in ordinary record stores - who'd never deal with bootlegs otherwise - where I lived in the late eighties, pretty much as an official release. I have no idea why. It didn't even look remotely official, did it?

Don't RH have a patent on the name, or something? How can horrors like this propagate? Unless these lovely gals does: http://www.mercync.org/sisters_of_mercy_of_the_americas.htm "We're Sisters of Mercy and in many ways we're not as different as you might think. We can be young, middle-aged, or seni...

Mötley Crüe rocks... I think. I missed all the albums after Girls, girls, girls. But I was thinking of buying their best of-DVD to bring myself up to date.

Now there's an idea: to make a DVD with interviews and promo videos. I bet it sells good too. Everyone seems to be doing it. Almost.

I agree with the gentlemen. You can't go wrong with a nice suit. And don't ask for too little either, they'll dismiss you as unambitious. Good luck.

Latest gossip from Rumoursville is: single due out this summer, album in the fall/autumn.

However, this particular little titbit stems from someone very optimistic at PSV, so you might want to take it with a pinch of salt.

I won't be there, since I've been invited to the Island of Dr. Moreau. Have fun and enjoy the new songs.

I miss Johnny Goodbye. I had both Texas and Mexico on vinyl 12", with Johnny as a b-side on one of them, but I can't find them. They're probably in a cellar somewhere. And they looked good too. Nice cover/sleeve design. One of them was produced by Andy. I've printed out his novella and reading it ri...