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static14 wrote: Of course that means someone will announce a re-issue next week.Yes please !
static14 wrote:Finally grabbed a copy for a not too nutty price by way of Croatia!Now, I won't pry too much, Static, but I must know: Did you break your PR for dollars spent on an LP to get this?
Of course that means someone will announce a re-issue next week.
ScoJo wrote:PsMan, that is the sweet, sweet stuff of memory right there. For weeks, I dreamt - nay, nightmared - on that well-worn cover in my small town New England library as a lad. With that Hell and chrome logo and King perched on the hood of his own Plymouth like some backwater rockabilly gargoyle. It took several trips to pluck up the courage to borrow that tome. Chrtistine was the first of many Stephen King books I read in my youth and it is one of the (very) few that stick with me to this day. I felt close to terrified, yet compelled to read that novel.
On topic...did any of you bums spot this? I dont collect pins, but dayumm!
http://forevermidnight.bigcartel.com/pr ... enamel-pin
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Yes! I notoriously (amongst my fam and friends at least) read Christine over a dozen times as a lad. And when the film happened I watched that a dozen times or more too. There was always just something about that story which struck multiple nerves for me. To this day, the scenes where they trash Christine/Arnie discovers the aftermath are almost unbearable to watch. So strange......it's just a car....and a demonically haunted one at that.....why should it be so affecting....yet the writing, direction and performance are unbelievable. It crushes.static14 wrote:Finally grabbed a copy for a not too nutty price by way of Croatia!Now, I won't pry too much, Static, but I must know: Did you break your PR for dollars spent on an LP to get this?
Of course that means someone will announce a re-issue next week.
ScoJo wrote:PsMan, that is the sweet, sweet stuff of memory right there. For weeks, I dreamt - nay, nightmared - on that well-worn cover in my small town New England library as a lad. With that Hell and chrome logo and King perched on the hood of his own Plymouth like some backwater rockabilly gargoyle. It took several trips to pluck up the courage to borrow that tome. Chrtistine was the first of many Stephen King books I read in my youth and it is one of the (very) few that stick with me to this day. I felt close to terrified, yet compelled to read that novel.
On topic...did any of you bums spot this? I dont collect pins, but dayumm!
http://forevermidnight.bigcartel.com/pr ... enamel-pin
static14 wrote:@Mateo yeah I broke my self set limit on this one. It was $70 US plus shipping. My regular limit is $60Only 15% over budget? That sounds like a win to me, Static. Just ask any city planner.
Dollarhyde wrote:Great comp of Japanese cinema goodiesWANT!
BEST 12 on CINE DISC M 3002
https://www.discogs.com/Various-日本映画音楽オ ... se/6466469
