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Alright INTERESTING then, lol!
Might be INTERESTING to see.
Is Caligula an idol of yours?
Just asking, lol!
Mike
Well, BETTER is probably the wrong word when describing it. INTERESTING is the word. Tones down perversion, but I think the violence is the same in both versions.
Good man, with the Love albums.
That's right, there were Penthouse Pets in the version I saw.
And it was rated X.
So you mean there is actually a better movie to watch than the one I saw?
Not just a festival of perversion and violence?
Not that there's anything wrong with that...lol!
Mike
I'll pick up the albums, I don't know if they were available when I was searching a few years ago.
Yep, there's the R-rated version, the version the big stars thought they were going to be in. Then, after the movie was done, someone decided to add more stuff in with Penthouse Pets which earned the movie either an X or NR.
Jon,
Oh well, that's ok, I got to introduce you to Wind by them, so my job is done!
Man, there is an UNCUT version of Caligula?
What the hell did they CUT OUT, LOL?
I am just like you- Helen Mirren was a fox and I don't care how old she is, she like that cheerleader, is invited to my house ANYTIME, LOL!
Oh I meant to tell you, you really shouldn't have bought Love's Greatest Hits.
One, because they really didn't have many or even any.
Two, their self-titled first album is incredible.
The next album Da Capo is unbelievably fantastic.
And the next one after that, Forever Changes in the same year, is just one of the greatest albums ever made!
So a Best Of, I don't know...better to get them as they were conceived and not miss ANY of the songs on them.
Mike
Oh, sorry. The name somehow sounds familiar, I don't know why but it doesn't seem to be because of a band from the 60's. Maybe I'm getting it mixed up with another band, but it is awfully familiar.
I actually have the uncut version of Caligula on DVD (it actually has both versions). Strange movie, but really not horribly bad (the cut version). The uncut version is what it is, if you happen to come across it, listen to it for the commentary from Malcom MacDowell. There's also one from Helen Mirren (damn, she was a fox back then and still is, for her age), but I haven't listened to that one yet.
Jon,
I saw that Caligula movie on a VCR tape at a friend's house.
I was getting queasy unlike at any circus, lol!
Don't know about a mashup of both those songs, I made my point- but I think a problem is Nights In White Satin is so long, you forget what you heard by Love way back at the beginning.
Strange...although I do think it is just coincidence.
Hey, you didn't answer, had you ever heard Circus Maximus before?
Mike
Oh, and "Caligula" was one big circus!
The percussion on Signed D.C. and Nights In White Satin are quite similar. I did notice how they blended in together, should do a mashup of both songs!
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