Pompeyexile I think we’ll give Yellowstone a whirl tonight.
What I'm listening to/Watching at the moment
Just started watching Madmen, i’m late to the party I know!
Check out Mr Inbetween.
Ordinary single father who just happens to be a contract killer.
Amberale Check out Mr Inbetween.
Like the look of that and will give it a go. Cheers!
We don’t have Netflix or what ever.
I offered it to the Studmistress last Christmas but she has done nothing about it.
I binged on Mr Inbtwn mid year while visiting friends interstate and loved it.
Just watched episode 1 of Mr Inbetween and it’s a go=er for the next few weeks. Madmen relegated to standby until finished, thanks for the recommendation. PS the film The Magician is also on the list now. same guy, same premise to the series so should be a good one …
For anyone who likes a good archeological documentary and has Netflix then Cave of Bones is a real doozy. skeletel bones found in some caves in South Africa that are 250 to 300 thousand years old and appear to be a new species that sit between apes and humans. What makes them incredible though is why the bones were there in the first place and even though they would only have had brains the size of your fist possibly were acting on a concept thought only to be found in humans over a hundred thousand years later.
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Have been watching Mr Inbetween on a forum recommendation but needing a bit of a laugh occasionally I’ve started to watch ‘Fisk’ which is available on Netflix or anywhere else you can get your hands on it. It’s an Ozzie series, very light and funny, at least to me and i’m an old fogey these days or so i’m told. Not much i laugh at unless its got well written, hidden gags needing a warped sense of humour to appreciate. Anyone matching this profile, i’d say take a look … proves that ozzies can have a sense of humour (😉. joke)
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Well, that’s Fisk all done, anyone know if its going to run another season?
Back to Mr Inbetween then …
what is mr inbetween on?
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The Woman In The Wall on the BBC with Ruth Wilson (Luther’s nemesis) really good.
Pompeyexile we are enjoying the women in the wall. Definitely worth a watch.
I have just binge watched Homeland. There are 8 series with 12 episodes per series. I have the final 2 episodes to watch today! It really is a cut above a lot of things I have seen
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If you liked watching Snatch and Lock stock and two smoking barrels you might enjoy The Gentleman on Netflix.
I generally enjoy those kind of shows so looking forward to watching it. Enjoyed the film version!
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HarveyMushman According to my wife we watched the film version, not that I can remember it. Will have to watch it again and do a comparison.
Thought The Gentlemen was very good and see they have left it open for another series. But as far TV as gangster series go, my top three so far are Peaky Blinders, Kin and my favourite Gangs of London.
I am always late to the party, but three things I have watched since Xmas, that are all old series but get full marks from me, are The Sopranos, Snowfall and Breaking Bad
Rewatching the Sopranos at the moment, it’s an absolute masterpiece.
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Loved Sopranos and another excellent one worth watching is Sons of Anarchy with Ron Perlman and the UK’S Charlie Hunnam.
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This has to be the best rendition of Heroes I have ever heard. Live no processing and he really seems to be enjoying it.
Also RIP Steve Harley (who died recently)…again the best version of Come up and see me I have ever heard, again live and unprocessed or pitch corrected. It’s non well known that Steve did a stint as Phantom of the Opera with Sarah Brightman. The guy could actually sing really well. The Wolfgram Sisters are the backing him, but are good singers in their own right, great backing vocals.
DavecUK It’s non well known that Steve did a stint as Phantom of the Opera with Sarah Brightman.
Not quite. He was first choice for the stage production but was dropped after rehearsals in favour of Michael Crawford which led to Steve suing ALW for compensation. Steve did record the promotional duet with Brightman though, which was released and successful. ALW never did explain why he dropped Harley.
This is an interesting song. I have not heard much by joe Bonamassa and this is both acoustic and live!
Discovered this a few months ago. The Floyd’s Hey You put together with a video made in 1930’s cartoon style about modern day alienation. They go together so well that it’s hard to believe that it wasn’t made to accompany the song.
Norvin I have seen that one before and quite agree!
The Gentlemen on Netflix!
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Whilst his more recent stuff is a bit lacking, Joe Bonamassa has some fantastic tracks and knows his way around a blues cover.
His ‘Live at Royal Albert Hall’ gig from about 10 years ago is a treat and on YouTube. Clapton comes out and does the number he did on The Last Waltz.
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Since it has been on lots have been said about it but boy is it good. A real emotional rollercoaster brilliantly acted and to think it is a true story..
Baby Reindeer.
A drama worthy of any award.
We have one episode of the new SKy Tattooist of Auschwitz……in parts it is very good, in others makes you wonder…..for example how many inmates in the camps had white teeth! Well worth a watch though
I started watching Rabbit Hole last night on Paramount+, starring Kieffer Sutherland. I watched the first episode and at the end I was well and truly hooked. Then I watched 2 more and it just gets better and better.
Highly, highly, recommended|!
It’s good that watched it last year. Took me a bit to workout.
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I use YT a lot for music. I was in the car earlier and a playlist option came up for a David Gilmour Mix, so I tried it. The 3rd song in was No Decoder by Yogi Lang. It seems to be quite an old song and being aa fuddy duddy I have never heard of them! They are a sort of Floyd crossed with Yes but I found it quite pleasant to listen to
Thread revival. Teddy Swims . And American Rust S2
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Though I have been aware of the Cure for many years I hadnt really listened to them until a few weeks ago. Certainly they were well ‘ before my time’ 😄. However, I can’t seem to get Close To Me out of my head at the moment. Love the brass section at the end.
Gone Fishing with Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse is obligatory Sunday evening watching at the moment followed by Charlie Coppers Myth Country on BBC 2. I love Bob Mortimer and could happily watch anything with him in.
Charlie Cooper’s This Country (Made with his sister Daisy) is one of the best sitcoms of recent years imho.