At last I am free . . .

It's been a while.

First one in Indiana.

Illumination

Nicked from Facebook:

A Late Night Wonder

Day 10 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

"What do you call that?"

Day 9 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

Perfect

Day 8 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

Delightful.

Day 7 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

A Cold War

Day 6 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

Round 20: It shouldn't work, but it does

Darts Thrown: January 23rd 2019

Blog Written: May 22nd 2019

Highest Score: 120

Lowest Score: 2

Sixties: 19
100+: 3

Blogger's Note: Written in haste, so there will be spelling mistakes and slapdash grammar.

Look at the date this blog was written. A backlog, people. No specially selected book, as a backdrop with the piss-poor excuses for why I haven't read it. Just a the facts, mam. I have a lot of these to steam through. Maybe I'll provide the colour commentary once they are all on the blog.

. . .  And you just know that I will have mislaid at least one sheet.

But I will use the this rush through as a cheap excuse to post music videos from YouTube. Why not? I need a soundtrack whilst I do this. Next up is Men of North Country's cover version of the Human League's Mirror Man. I stumbled across this version on some Facebook group that I frequent, and I have to admit that it works - especially that guitar break in the middle - and that's something coming from me 'cos I'm usually steadfast in denying to like a cover version of a song that I love . . .  and I love this era Human League. They were so underrated. As someone mentioned in the Facebook comments to the original post, who knew Mirror Man was a lost Northern Soul classic? A good spot.

Judd and his book

Day 5 of the 10 day movie challenge. Post an image, no explanation, from 10 movies that had an impact on you. 10 days, 10 films, 0 explanations.

Round 19: Going way back

Darts Thrown: January 21/22 2019

Blog Written: May 22nd 2019

Highest Score: 140

Lowest Score: 3

Sixties: 20
100+: 2

Blogger's Note: Written in haste, so there will be spelling mistakes and slapdash grammar.

Look at the date this blog was written. A backlog, people. No specially selected book, as a backdrop with the piss-poor excuses for why I haven't read it. Just a the facts, mam. I have a lot of these to steam through. Maybe I'll provide the colour commentary once they are all on the blog.

. . .  And you just know that I will have mislaid at least one sheet.

But I will use the this rush through as a cheap excuse to post music videos from YouTube. Why not? I need a soundtrack whilst I do this. Next up is The Byrds performing the Goffin/King classic, 'Goin' Back'. Some people insist that Dusty Springfield's version is better but I can't see it myself. (And I did give it a listen.).

According to the wiki page for the song, the Byrds recording song actually created a rift between David Crosby and the rest of the band, which is a shame 'cos that rift resulted in the classic Byrds line up parting ways. Still one of my favourite bands from the 60s, up there with The Kinks and The Beatles: