I still listen to the BR soundtrack about once a year...
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The RIP thread
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I still listen to the BR soundtrack about once a year...
Sad to hear this. That Chariots of Fire instrumental always reminds me of us in 1980 GF.
“As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be a gangster.”
Only 67 and in his sleep.....during filming. Could be another case of someone having a condition that no-one else knew about.
RIP, Goodfellas is amongst my favourite films of all time.
incredible in Goddfellas.
watched a film last night 'No Sudden Move', he had a small role in it and dominated
A giant. Genius.
He is less known for his early hard rock music with Aphrodites Child, Demis Roussos on Vocals, Silver Koulouris a beast on guitar. Check this out, The Four Horsemen, a truly great rock tour de force:
This is very funny, Jon Anderson (Jon and Vangelis), tells the stories of his time with Vangelis. Song is just OK, starts at 4 min mark, but story is great.
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SEN need to have their newsreader slow up a tad....
If I didn't know who he was, I'd swear Raylee Otta had passed away sadly.
If I didn't know who he was, I'd swear Raylee Otta had passed away sadly.
40 years in a band who could rightfully claim to have changed music more than any other of their generation. Brilliant man, will be missed. Marking the sands of time for those of us went from boys to men with Depeche Mode.
Great actor. Very underrated film he made was called ‘Narc’Ray will be remembered for this classic meme too.
Agree. Speaks every word in one sentence. Looks like they hired 3 schoolgirls to read the news everyday now. Terrible.
I am reminded of the occasion when, back in the days when cricket reports were telephoned in, one Sir Neal Gavaskar was dismissed early in a Test in England.
The film was very good, but if you liked it, try getting a copy of the book. Goes by the same title. Fills in a lot of gaps which a film can't.
