Rob Belter – Google

One can make the drunken campfire argument that this could be the best disaster movie to date. Great story, great acting and beautifully filmed. I have the Blu Ray, so there is the additional bonus of lossless audio; and it is superb. One thing to mention, if given the opportunity to watch the English language version - don't. Just don't. Subtitles don't detract from a good movie and, like I said, the acting is too good to do otherwise Finally, I would die of a heart attack long before a wave like that could hit be.

The Wave

Nosferatu

I only discovered this a few weeks ago, and it's instantly one of the best rock albums of all time, from one of Rocks most underestimated artists. Yes, we have Beck, Clapton, Lommi, and McCready, but the biggest surprise is Zack Wylde. He's like the cookie dough that binds everything together, with his rhythm work (and amazing solo stuff himself). He deserves his place among the worlds great guitarists. On top of it all is some songwriting that could be Ozzy's best work to date. I'm still picking up pieces of my brain from my first listen. I can only hope for an "Ozzy and Friends - Part 2" before time puts an end to an amazing career.

Patient Number 9

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Funny how life works. I lost my one Love in May, and I just started listening to this FOR THE FIRST TIME less than two months ago. This hits hard. Real hard, like you feel that the music was written and sung by people who know where the lines on my face came from, for they have the same scars. This is a Deserted Island album for me, because it's one of the best emotions-into-songs albums I've ever heard (and I've heard a lot- trust me).

Black Gives Way to Blue

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This was the Star Trek universe at it's uttermost best. The best cast, the best writing, the best stories, the best comedy, etc. Don't get me wrong. The previous Treks were great as well, but they were more chained to the original canon than DS9 was, and they were set free to do great things. Avery Brooks was brilliant! Sorry folks- he's the best, imo. It's easy to compare DS9 to Babylon 5 (I believe they were both on at nearly the same time and both had vaguely similar story arcs). Apples and oranges. Both shows deserve to be watched until one's eyes bleed (in a good way).

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Werewolves Within

Takes the traditional Christmas Carol, and puts it on it's head. Fantastic. Lots of room for character expansion, with Pierce an Serkis providing a powerful punch to a well written, and well acted, film. It shouldn't be compared to other Christmas Carols, but stand separate as a film that dares to be different, but with the spirit of Dickens more than intact. I'll be adding this to my Christmas vault.

A Christmas Carol

No More Tears