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Kur'an

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Kur'an-ı Azimüşşan'ın basımı için kurulmuş matbaa tesislerinde gerekli hürmet ve ...

Paul Weller recommended Electric Warrior by T Rex in Music (curated)

Electric Warrior by T Rex

1971 | Rock

8.0

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"I liked [Marc Bolan] at the time and I bought his records probably up until Electric Warrior. I wasn't a massive fan, but I was aware of him and I liked his music. Interestingly enough my very first TV appearance was on Marc Bolan's show, so I actually got to meet him as well. He was very nice but he made me think of one of those old film stars, like Gloria Swanson or something. In his mind he was still a star, and I guess he always would have been. Faded or whatever, but that's just the way he was. He was an original mod as well and in John's Children, which was was quite punky in a way. He's quite underrated. I was checking his guitar playing on Electric Warrior a few months ago and I was like, 'Fucking hell, he's really unique'. You know his sound instantly. It's not anything technical, he's just got a sound. Certainly I've started to appreciate him more in recent times."

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Paul Weller recommended Face to Face by The Kinks in Music (curated)

Face to Face by The Kinks

1966 | Rock

9.0

(1 Ratings)

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"For me it could be every Kinks A-side from 1964 to 1969. Just an amazing run of the most fantastic pop songs. Village Green Preservation Society is obviously a great record, but Face To Face has some fabulous songs on it. It's almost a concept record. I don't think there's any lyrical theme to it, but it's very complete, which a lot of their records weren't before. What a writer, I can't say how much influence [Ray Davies] has had on me. The artistry of condensing all those ideas into a little three-minute song is just fantastic. I'm always still knocked out by that. When I was a kid and I first went to America, in the record shops you could buy all these old Kinks records, stuff I'd never seen or even heard of. So I came back with shitloads of Kinks records and that had a definite influence on [third Jam album] All Mod Cons. Those little story songs, vignettes of English life and English characters. That was a massive influence on me."

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kiloCalorii

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Este esențial să cunoști ce mânânci și cât mânânci, indiferent dacă vrei să slăbești...

imob.ro imobiliare

Lifestyle and Business

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***** Cea mai completă aplicație imobiliară, acum optimizată și pentru iPad; ***** Peste...

Banca Transilvania

Finance and Business

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Prin intermediul aplicatiei pentru iOS de la Banca Transilvania ai la indemana informatii bancare:...

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Bienvenidos a mi canal! Esto es una descripción. Y en la descripción se supone que tengo que poner...

David McK (3245 KP) rated Sharpe's Company (1994) in Movies

Oct 10, 2021 (Updated Oct 10, 2021)

Sharpe's Company (1994)

1994 | Action, Adventure, Drama

7.0

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Back when this was first shown on TV (it's a TV movie) in the mod 90s, this was based on what-was-then on of the mid entries in Cornwell's long-running series.

I say what was then, as there have since been more novels set before, during or even after The Napoleonic Wars, which provided the background for these movies.

This - both novel and movie - is the one that starts with the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo and ends with that of Badajoz, with (Sean Beans) Captain Richard Sharpe 'pushed aside' in the intervening period by those who can afford to buy his commission. This is also the one with the mad, twitching Obadiah Hakeswill (portrayed here by Pete Postlethwaite), who isn't so much a danger to Sharpe himself as he is too his men - Patrick Harper included - and who has a history with Sharpe.

I've said it before, and I'm sure I'll say it again: I so wish they had a proper budget for these movies!