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Nancy Whang recommended Animalization by The Animals in Music (curated)

 
Animalization by The Animals
Animalization by The Animals
2020 | Pop, Rock
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"One of the other records that lived in our house when we were growing up was The Best Of The Animals and I was trying to decide between that and this but I went with Animalization because it's an album. I was really into 60s-70s British rock, I really like that sound, and I really liked The Animals, I loved Eric Burdon's voice. After listening to The Best Of… growing up it was Animalization that I bought when I first had money to buy my own things with."

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    Holy Moly by Blues Pills

    Holy Moly by Blues Pills

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    Under the layers of heavy psychedelic blues-rock and Elin Larsson's soulful and powerful voice, the...

Doctor who the romans
Doctor who the romans
1965 | Sci-Fi
7
7.0 (2 Ratings)
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Derek francis (1 more)
William hartnell
Carry on doctor who
This was doctor who's first attempt at comedy round the time of this was made carry on cleo was on at the cinema hugely popular movies during the 60s and 70s and it does work most of the time the set design the humor and of course nero himself played by Derek Francis who's having a whale of time haming it up as nero but not the best who I've seen but it's OK next one oh boy it's gonna be doozy
  
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Pete Fowler recommended The Willows by Belbury Poly in Music (curated)

 
The Willows by Belbury Poly
The Willows by Belbury Poly
2004 | Electronic
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"I love Ghost Box. In a similar way to how British psych from the '60s looked back to a whimsical past and kids' fiction from the Victorian era, Ghost Box look back to a more modern past – specifically the '60s and '70s, which is when I grew up. It's an analogue sound that seems to evoke brutalist architecture, new towns and the like. You can imagine Ghost Box soundtracking a film about a new town built on a burial site. Jim [Jupp] and Julian [House, Ghost Box co-founder] come from Caldicot, which is a really spooky part of Wales. Lots of weird gothic architecture and a lot of weird local folklore and superstition. This record by the Belbury Poly [Jupp] presents someone's version of the past, a vision that's both real and ephemeral. It harks back to a time that wasn't obviously psychedelic but it's not obviously retro. Without being too rose-tinted specs about this record, it has a slight 'warm blanket' effect, while still being a little uncomfortable, if that makes sense. It's possibly a weird record for me to pick in a list of psychedelic records but it definitely does that thing of successfully imagining an alternate reality. I can imagine walking around this place."

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Batman (1989)
Batman (1989)
1989 | Action
Everything about this movie is good. The gothic setting the way its shot the casting (0 more)
Nothing I saw this (0 more)
Best batman ever
I saw this movie when I was 10 sat in the uci cinema and from the moment I saw it I loved it.
Casting was fab.
The way the made the movie dark and gothic true to the comics was good it shown they took a huge step away from the 60s series.
Full of memorable lines and scenes.
If you have never seen it it has to be on your list of films to see
  
King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen (2017)
King Cohen: The Wild World of Filmmaker Larry Cohen (2017)
2017 | Documentary
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9.0 (1 Ratings)
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Bloody Brilliant Documentary...
Steve Mitchell has captured a wonderful piece of work revolving around one of cinemas greatest pieces of work as Mitchell takes us from the beginnings of Cohens career on TV in the 60s to his prolific work on Blaxsploitaion through the 70s and 80s to writing one of my favorites of the 90s (Phone Booth) by tackling each project one by one. We hear some really interesting stories from some of the guys who knew him best and get a real good personal loving look at Larry Cohen and his long spanning career.
  
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Versusyours (757 KP) rated Joe 90 in TV

Nov 4, 2019  
Joe 90
Joe 90
1968 | Sci-Fi
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5.8 (10 Ratings)
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This was reshown on BBC in the 90s and it caused a bit of stir off the back of Thunderbirds and all things marionettes. The story of a normal 9 year old to some but a super duper secret agent to others. His father was an inventor who created the technology to give Joe his super brain powers. Not sure why you would experiment on your kid but it was the 60s after all. There were James Bond elements and Cold War based plots. It would have been ground breaking at the time and hasn't aged too badly in the present day.