For some reason they chose LA over Hackney as the location for the video
. Sad to see Charlie missing from the last billboard shot.
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What are you listening to? Part III
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. Sad to see Charlie missing from the last billboard shot.
Now that's an AI cover that I did not expect.
Reminds me of one I listened to last week. (Any King of the Hill fans here?)
Reminds me of one I listened to last week. (Any King of the Hill fans here?)
Here's how I like my T.Rex...
;-)
and check out that Steinberger!
;-)
and check out that Steinberger!
I hadn't known that she worked with Peter Gabriel.
Actually, the first time I heard that song - Don't Give Up - was in an excellent episode of Miami Vice, and I now have it on CD (and on my iPod, and on my computer's iTunes).
I guess Kate Bush wasn’t up for doing a live version.
Interesting contrast with the album version in any case!
Hidden depths, or should I quote Walt Whitman ('I am large, I contain multitudes') instead?Well, I didn't take you for a Miami Vice fan.
In truth, some of the episodes were very good; in any case, I loved the lighting, the cinematography, the production values, and, above all, I loved the music, and not just the excellent soundtracks of sometimes superb (and contemporary, at that time) music, but also some of the haunting electronic pieces by Jan Hammer.
You can probably guess who my favourite character was: And no, it wasn't one of the pair pictured above.
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Actually, I even have two of the CDs (now on my iPod and iTunes), of soundtracks from that show.Well, I didn't take you for a Miami Vice fan.
The music was brilliant.
Ah.
I hadn't known that a film/movie had been made.
Interesting.
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It's a great watch with fabulous chemistry, direction & cinematography just pointed the media server to the same 👍👍👍
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Fair enough.
In truth, I find (or, have often found) that movies of a TV series I had enjoyed rarely have the richness of characterisation - let alone proper roles for the supporting cast (such as Castillo) - or depth of narrative that you will find in the TV series.
And, all too often, in such situations, the female roles are reduced to something so clichéd it is almost risible.
Not here, this is a good one. Has a run time of over two hours nor does it drag. Only one way to find & see...
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