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    In Honour of the Late & truly Great Keith Moon.

    I still miss him....

    http://youtu.be/4d6mj7PG9qA

    Keith was a "Lead" Drummer...Best illustrated here, not very long before he died.

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      On 09/11/2011 at 07:45, Nuggets said:

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    I've heard this quite a bit lately as Nine have used it in their marketing of David Attenbrough's Frozen Planet. Which is a good doco for the kids and family.

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      On 14/11/2011 at 02:01, H_T said:
    I've heard this quite a bit lately as Nine have used it in their marketing of David Attenbrough's Frozen Planet. Which is a good doco for the kids and family.

    Yeah good tune isn't it H_T - it's grown on me after 6 or 8 listens - Nothin wrong with a bit of "Pop Rock" !

    Frozen planet looks good btw - will have a look .

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      On 16/11/2011 at 13:27, why you little said:

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    How Good is this.....

    http://youtu.be/xYu9SxcWqa0

    Really good video Wyl - I often wish I could travel back and see some of our past stars - Ivor Warne-Smith and Percy Beames are 2 that stand out - did you know that Beames was arguably B.O.G in the 39' , 40' and 41' Premiership sides ? Equivalent of 3 Norm Smith medals yet the average footy fan has probably hardly ever heard of him . Barassi was also reported as our best player in at least 2 winning Grand Final teams .

    Btw I heard a good track from the "Stones" 2005 album "A Bigger Bang" - song's called "Rain Fall Down"

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    Really good video Wyl - I often wish I could travel back and see some of our past stars - Ivor Warne-Smith and Percy Beames are 2 that stand out - did you know that Beames was arguably B.O.G in the 39' , 40' and 41' Premiership sides ? Equivalent of 3 Norm Smith medals yet the average footy fan has probably hardly ever heard of him . Barassi was also reported as our best player in at least 2 winning Grand Final teams .

    Btw I heard a good track from the "Stones" 2005 album "A Bigger Bang" - song's called "Rain Fall Down"

    I haven't given "bigger Bang" much of a listen TBH I find it a little hard to listen to the older Stones. They were just so good in their younger days. After Tattoo You what else could they do? But I will look up Rain and have a listen. Percy Beames was brilliant my dad tells me..
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