Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Great liner notes!
You know, I have all of the "special edition" releases from Revolver forward (the ones with extra discs of demos and rehearsals), but I've been wondering what they were going to do with tyhe early releases (considering the Beatles…"
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Captain Comics replied to Dagwan's discussion What are you listening to RIGHT NOW?
"So, you did race out and get it!"
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Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"JANUARY 3, 1942
SENSATION COMICS #3 March 1942 Cover by Irwin Hasen
Wonder Woman By William Marston and Harry Peter (13 pages)
Steve leaves the hospital, so "Diana Prince" tries to become his secretary. But he already has one named Lila, so she…"
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Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Is that a Ladder in your pajamas, or are you just glad to see me?
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Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"I bought them when they came out, with the exception of Dirty Work. I think that one just went under my radar."
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Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"SOLO BEATLES (Pt. 4): George Harrison
Although I feel like Harrison dropped a level after Living in the Material World. Like he'd shot his shot with the first two, and had nothing left in the tank. I enjoyed stuff from Dark Horse and Cloud Nine, for…"
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Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Wait, what? Why didn't I know about this? Damn! Now I've got 3½ hours to wait until my LRS opens!"
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Philip Portelli replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Adenoid Hynkel was struck by the Stick of Happenstance!
And Rufus T. Firefly found the Ladder of Fortune in his pajamas. How it got in his pajamas, he'll never know!"
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Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"I guess that Superman invaded Oxnalia before Hitler got the Spear of Destiny.
Wait, where does Rufus T. Firefly fit into it? Or this guy:

They can't ALL have the spear!"
14 hours ago
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"I have the first three, and plan to get the fourth.
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Mark Sullivan (Vertiginous Mod) replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Nice list, Cap! I would recommend Anthology for your Beatles list. There are now four volumes of it, new and remastered. It goes all the way from the Quarrymen and the Decca audition to the posthumous John Lennon songs."
18 hours ago
Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"You're thinking of a 12" single. An "Extended Play" record has more songs per side, not fewer (except on CD, as noted above, for which the terminology has carried over).
A good example is the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour. In Britain, it was…"
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Philip Portelli replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Bob Brannigan sounds like someone who would have starred in his own feature before the superheroes arrived.
I guess that Superman invaded Oxnalia before Hitler got the Spear of Destiny."
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Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
" JANUARY 2, 1942
SUPERMAN #15 March-April 1942 Cover by Fred Ray
Superman By Jerry Siegel and Leo Nowak (13 pages)
Metropolis Police Sgt. Bob Branigan ("famous two-fisted fighter of the Metrpolis Police Force") is A) blinded by Bill Talley and his…"
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Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"But I was in my 20s and kept moving from job to job and state to state. While carting all those albums around. And they were HEAVY and FRAGILE, which is a bad combination. You couldn't trust them to friends or movers. You had to personally cart them…"
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