The Kaleb Horton Deceased Estonian Trade Minister Thread, 2020 edition

[WestwayKid]

Wow, that's really sad. Crazily enough...we were going through a box of movies Saturday and I pulled out a copy of The Commitments and my girlfriend said she had never seen it, but that it looked interesting...so we put it on the slate to watch with the kids.

I recall that being a fun watch.

The missuz and I quite dug both The Commitments and The Snapper (the latter is a sequel in the original novels, not in the films). My desire to punch the trumpet guy in The Commitments is still quite strong.

I saw it so long ago I cant recall him

You'd want to punch him, too.

He is super, super annoying.

[revbob]

Wow, that's really sad. Crazily enough...we were going through a box of movies Saturday and I pulled out a copy of The Commitments and my girlfriend said she had never seen it, but that it looked interesting...so we put it on the slate to watch with the kids.

I recall that being a fun watch.

The missuz and I quite dug both The Commitments and The Snapper (the latter is a sequel in the original novels, not in the films). My desire to punch the trumpet guy in The Commitments is still quite strong.

I saw it so long ago I cant recall him

You'd want to punch him, too.

I dont doubt that

[JennyB]

I only had two years until I crossed the Brimley/Cocoon line. Dammit.

Did 50 yo people just look much older 30 to 40 years ago?

I think so, but Brimley especially. He was only 49 when he started filming Cocoon! I'll be 49 on Thursday.

[matedog]

I only had two years until I crossed the Brimley/Cocoon line. Dammit.

Did 50 yo people just look much older 30 to 40 years ago?

I think so, but Brimley especially. He was only 49 when he started filming Cocoon! I'll be 49 on Thursday.

I keep thinking you are like 38.

Then I remember I'm now 37.

[JennyB]

I only had two years until I crossed the Brimley/Cocoon line. Dammit.

Did 50 yo people just look much older 30 to 40 years ago?

I think so, but Brimley especially. He was only 49 when he started filming Cocoon! I'll be 49 on Thursday.

I keep thinking you are like 38.

Then I remember I'm now 37.

Gahhhhhhhhh.

[Silent Majority]

Am I not about 16? Or maybe 23 at the outset?

[101Walterton]

Film director Alan Parker dead at 76.

Wow, that's really sad. Crazily enough...we were going through a box of movies Saturday and I pulled out a copy of The Commitments and my girlfriend said she had never seen it, but that it looked interesting...so we put it on the slate to watch with the kids.

I recall that being a fun watch.

The missuz and I quite dug both The Commitments and The Snapper (the latter is a sequel in the original novels, not in the films). My desire to punch the trumpet guy in The Commitments is still quite strong.

Commitments was a good film, funny.
I loved it when they were queueing for auditions and he he said he saw the queue so presumed it was to buy drugs!!

[Marky Dread]

Film director Alan Parker dead at 76.

Wow, that's really sad. Crazily enough...we were going through a box of movies Saturday and I pulled out a copy of The Commitments and my girlfriend said she had never seen it, but that it looked interesting...so we put it on the slate to watch with the kids.

I recall that being a fun watch.

The missuz and I quite dug both The Commitments and The Snapper (the latter is a sequel in the original novels, not in the films). My desire to punch the trumpet guy in The Commitments is still quite strong.

Commitments was a good film, funny.
I loved it when they were queueing for auditions and he he said he saw the queue so presumed it was to buy drugs!!

Ha yeah that was a good moment.

[matedog]

Film director Alan Parker dead at 76.

Wow, that's really sad. Crazily enough...we were going through a box of movies Saturday and I pulled out a copy of The Commitments and my girlfriend said she had never seen it, but that it looked interesting...so we put it on the slate to watch with the kids.

Matt Patrol just told me he thinks it's the best "let's put a band together" film. Can't think of too many other candidates, but it was enough to pique my interest. I only remember it being out around the time Freddy's Dead the Final Nightmare came out which was early September 1991. Also there was a performance of "Try a Little Tenderness" from the movie that aired on VH1 a lot at the time.

[revbob]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

[Dr. Medulla]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

I can't state with absolute certainty, but I've never met a Molly Hatchet fan.

[Heston]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

Were they Canadian? Fucking sounds like it with a name like that and their poor pedigree.

[revbob]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

Were they Canadian? Fucking sounds like it with a name like that and their poor pedigree.

Close (musicsl pedigree wise ) Southern US.

I wanna say Tep is a fan.

This is his van.

[Dr. Medulla]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

Were they Canadian? Fucking sounds like it with a name like that and their poor pedigree.

You're thinking of April Wine. Totally, uh, different.

[Heston]

And the people shrugged ..

Molly Hatchet co-founder and guitarist Steve Holland has died

https://www.loudersound.com/amp/news/mo ... d-has-died

Were they Canadian? Fucking sounds like it with a name like that and their poor pedigree.

You're thinking of April Wine. Totally, uh, different.

I'm always thinking of April Wine.