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Cool. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I'm in. Fell onto "A Senile Animal" after seeing Buzz with Tool doing "You Lied." Early Alice and Kiss fan (saw both in "77), and I can def hear their influence here. The music seems to know where you hope it goes. Late to the party for sure, but glad to discover more good stuff. Huge Butthole Surfer's fan too. This could work! Thanks man.

my list 9- Hateful Eight 8-Death Proof 7-Kill Bill 6-Once Upon The Time In Hollywood 5- Inglorious Bastards 4-Jackie Brown 3-Pulp Fiction 2-Resvoir Dogs 1-Django lol opposite of yours lol

Iggy Pop Rank-A-Rama?

Time of your life huh kid is a throw back to what guido says to joel

By the time I first listened to Melvins I was a few albums deep into Boris and I started with Bullhead. It all made sense. Fun breakdown, if I had to try and get my buds into Melvins I think this is probably the right way to do it.

I'd enjoy a video of you talking about an author you like. Bret East Ellis maybe?

The original intended ending is the best in my view. The acting is simply superb and it gives the film a seriousness that I think makes it much more profound. But he does not say "I don't want to hurt you" he says "I don't want you to get hurt". Big difference in my view. He is worried about the crazy life she is living and about her future. Her eyes give away everything ...she has walls up. But she asks him "why does it have to be so tough?". And she softens...the walls come down a bit. And I believe she is talking about life. She has had a very tough life and has always had to be a hard ass and not show emotion and she has deal with scumbag guys her whole life who just want to use her. She has big time trust issues. He says "come here" she says "why?" and you REALLY see her eyes soften and the walls coming down. And he is saying with his gestures and his eyes "Ive got your back you can trust me". And then she melts into him and he holds her like she held him earlier in the movie. Who knows what happens between the two after this but there is real deep affection they have for each other. And I think that makes it a better ending and the amazing acting puts it over the top. Not that I don't like the theatrical ending....it was funny and cute. But this one just makes the movie deep. And I love that.

OZMA is the best. Case closed.

I always thought I was the only one who didn’t understand how the shark attacked. Cool to find a video like this lol

Edwin, Every word you said, from the first second of this video-I just couldn't agree more.This is not the worst RS album, this is N O T RS album.Disaster.And I am, like you, the drop-death RS fan.

That melvins tool shit, you lied or whatever. That was fucking sweet. Also boris likes a lot of little things to kick. Poetry.

Probably good that they cut that scene. As a 10 yo I remember my mom having to take me out of the theatre right about the time that scene would have played. I was already feeling queasy lol.

Continuity blooper or deliberate? At 8:48 the red rose in the vase is drooping 🥀 at 8:52 the same red rose is perky 🌹and it oscillates between drooping & fresh throughout that scene. Once you’ve seen it you cannot unsee it.

Well that thumbnail is from JAWS THE REVENGE ya fuckin retards. When it attacks the girl on the banana boat

I wish they would have at least kept the deleted scene for us to see later. It wasn't included in the original film because a test screen of the scene made people sick from the violence of it.

i like the ending they went with

Just decide mike is to be played by the guy in the jeffery darhmer tv show!❤

Black and yellow raft--NE is where Amity is and Amity is close enough to MA where the Bruins play...neat little use of colors tie in there...👌🏻

I've always noticed that--if you pause this scene and watch it frame by frame really closely: you can see Alex's arm freely dangling as the shark has him in it's maw...👀🦈

Shot to thrill sounds like a Bon song

When I first saw it, I thought the shark was rolling over and those were the two pectoral fins and the shark was like 7 feet across , massive like a 60-foot long Megalodon and that was going to be the story line a giant prehistoric shark was somehow still alive and on the loose

i was shown to test audience it was to gruesome so the scene was cut as to not get an r rating people threw up and fainted

THANK YOU SO MUCH for explaining my “Age-Old Question” I’ve had for 50 years!! I saw this movie for the first time in theatres with my dad when I was 13 in 1975. Every time I watch it to this DAY (until now that is) I ALWAYS ponder on what the hell is THAT going on with the fin things!! 😅

great explainer, I've always been confused with this shot too!

Maybe, the great white shark identifies as a friendly dolphin..😂 Try to give it a kiss and see...😂

read the dummy was given blood so when Bruce bit down...blood would come out. there was plans to include Alex's screams and bone crunching, they shot it. showed it to test audience. but the scene was way too brutal and disturbing, so redone scene. plug movie wouldnt have gotten a pg rating

Thinking about the scene with Alex, it reminds me of the attack on Vladimir Popov in Huergada Egypt. You don't see much of the shark when it grabs the victim and pulls them down. Seeing Alex being attacked looked just like a real shark attack. Very haunting.

Thank you for clarifying that they used a female store mannequin. There is another video with footage of them holding the fake Kitner and my thought was why the hell someone did put a nice rack on what is supposed to be an 11 year boy.

I just watched both part 1 and 2 Well done all around... The more I see “Paul Is Dead”, the more it becomes obvious that PID is a red herring to distract everyone from the REAL, narcotic laced, ritualistic sex death magick mind control that governed that band since their emergence in 1950's Liverpool which led to death of both Stu and Brian and also, eventually, the deaths of John and George… which has been described well enough in the much detested, but not contested, “Lives of John Lennon” by Albert Goldman But even Goldman avoided the REAL substance of the most powerful force behind The Beatles success... RINGO STARR Ringo is the occult focus and force of The Beatles Occult Ringo easily outdoes Lost Boy John, Paul Is Dead and Mystic George... by a English Countryside mile... His stage name alone suggests a direct connection with Saturn…The God of Time A deep rabbit hole…but Ringo emerges as an avatar for every magical mystery aspect of that band…and that time Roll Up Roll Up Apart from all that, Ringo is the master of timing… If you still listen to Beatles records, it’s probably because Ringo’s performances are so great… as much as the songwriting, vocals and impeccable production… Ringo’s drumming keeps their wild, innovative ideas together… In essence, The Beatles were going nowhere, man, without Richard Starkey… (Star Key…Key to Stardom) He was the last to join 1962 He was the first to quit 1968 He was The Beatle who decided they would perform on the roof in 1969… ua-cam.com/video/UWMTz1WSZLc/v-deo.htmlsi=Zy8MSWCTin-XhSRp Of all The Beatles, Ringo is the most hell raising Rock’n’Roller… successfully skirting life and death with dangerous unhealthy style and glamour… He easily ran as hard as Keiths Richards and Moon in the 1970s alcoholic narcotic stakes… while having a great run of albums and singles from 1970-75 Ringo’s 1977 disco album is great because it’s the worst… He made a weird, bad vampire movie with Harry Nilsson… His son is the drummer with The Who and Oasis… He’s The Beatle who lives in LA and Monte Carlo… Having walked out of a the White Album over the recording of “Back In The USSR” in 1968, RINGO was the first Beatle to perform it LIVE, and WITH The Beach Boys, on The 4th of July 1984 in Washington DC, no less… He was coked up to the gills at The Rock’n’Roll Hall Fame ceremony in 1988… When he returned to live performance in 1989, he was straight, sober and brought “The Last Waltz” on the road with him…Genius move… He has pretty much conquered and mastered the demons he encountered along the way… Interesting how he looks so youthful at 84 years old and still putting bands together to tour Peace and Love, indeed…

I like your take of this great film that I love.

I thoroughly enjoy this two-part series Eddy, well researched!! My well-worn Magical Mystery Tour album will be getting a few spins this week and I’ll be digging out the Lewis Carroll books from my library and have some fun with this, thanks I learned a lot.

Fantastic video, Edwin. I hadn’t watched any of your videos in a while and clicked on this one so fast as soon as I saw it.

The wild and windy night, that the rain, washed away Has left a pool of tears, crying for the day Why leave me standing here, let me know the way...

I’ve been waiting for you to drop this video! Love your work on this Edwin! So many ideas I’ve not heard anyone mention before. Fantastic work!!! 👌

Absolutely loved this video!! This works even as a standalone iconography and lyrical analysis about the influence of Carroll and Joyce etc. Equally both super well researched and fun, outstanding! I feel like you got down into granular essence of this period. I will definitely be watching again

Sorry, but this is simply ridiculous. The "Paul is Dead" thing started in America, created by people apparently like this guy who have so insanely over-analyzed the Beatles so long, that they begin coming up with silliness like this.

"Betrayed" (Hot In The Shade) is a hidden gem from Gene.

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First time I saw the film was in 1975 during its initial release. To this day it remains as the scariest film I've even seen. After having seen nearly 2000 movies (many of them horror) that says a lot. That said, never for a moment did I ever think that the "mysterious" black item was anything other than the bottom of the raft.

I was hoping for a more serious informative professional music journalist retrospective. Not a drunk fanboy's rant.

The truth is , none of these fools , trying to put lipstick on this pig , will be listening to this album , one year...2 years...5 years , or ever again . Just like Bigger bang ,

Hackneyed : adjective : ( of a phrase or idea ) , lacking significance through having been overused ; unoriginal and trite . " hackneyed old sayings " - Websters Dictionary ..........................couldnt think of a better description of this album .

Well, here ya go, my AEROSMITH ranking: 1. ROCKS (1976) 2. TOYS IN THE ATTIC (1975) 3. DRAW THE LINE (1977) 4. GET YOUR WINGS (1974) 5. NIGHT IN THE RUTS (1979) 6. AEROSMITH (1973) 7. ROCK IN A HARD PLACE (1982) 8. DONE WITH MIRRORS (1985) 9. PERMANENT VACATION (1987) 10. PUMP (1989) Forget the rest, unless you're a MOR housewife, office worker or non-musical dork. --> A word on "Draw The Line." That album is excellent, including not only the ultimate 'title track,' but also killers like "Sight For Sore Eyes, Get It Up, Critical Mass, I Wanna Know Why, Kings and Queens," etc. ...and I personally like that quasi-sloppy drug/coke haze in the performances and production. --> ROCKS and TOYS are both albums of a band finding their high watermark at just the right time ('75 & '76) Both are perfect LPs, and you can obviously find their finest songs: Toys In The Attic Sick as A Dog Lick and A Promise Uncle Salty Rats In The Cellar/Combination Sweet Emotion No More No More Nobody's Fault Adam's Apple Get The Lead Out Round and Round Back In The Saddle Last Child Walk This Way ⚡

Well, here ya go, my AEROSMITH ranking: 1. ROCKS (1976) 2. TOYS IN THE ATTIC (1975) 3. DRAW THE LINE (1977) 4. GET YOUR WINGS (1974) 5. NIGHT IN THE RUTS (1979) 6. AEROSMITH (1973) 7. ROCK IN A HARD PLACE (1982) 8. DONE WITH MIRRORS (1985) 9. PERMANENT VACATION (1987) 10. PUMP (1989) Forget the rest, unless you're a MOR housewife, office worker or non-musical dork. --> A word on "Draw The Line." That album is excellent, including not only the ultimate 'title track,' but also killers like "Sight For Sore Eyes, Get It Up, Critical Mass, I Wanna Know Why, Kings and Queens," etc. ...and I personally like that quasi-sloppy drug/coke haze in the performances and production. --> ROCKS and TOYS are both albums of a band finding their high watermark at just the right time ('75 & '76) Both are perfect LPs, and you can obviously find their finest songs: Toys In The Attic Sick as A Dog Lick and A Promise Uncle Salty Rats In The Cellar/Combination Sweet Emotion No More No More Nobody's Fault Adam's Apple Get The Lead Out Round and Round Back In The Saddle Last Child Walk This Way ⚡

The title made me smile. If "a beginner's guide" has ever been necessary for a band it would be for The Melvins.

Agreed. UYI2 features a plethora of masterpieces. Trim the fat and it becomes one of the greatest albums ever.

Locomotive is one of their best tunes. A masterpiece.

Love the video. A huge THANK YOU from Brazil.

A true JAWS fan. 👍

Thank you for this! I've always been baffled by the cartwheeling of everything in that short shot.