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[tv horror]

I was very fond of this cartoon during the sixties I wonder why?

 

[ComicConnoisseur]

1 hour ago, Lucky Baru said:

Bob Crane was one weird dude in real life if what was reported about him is correct.

I highly recommend both the book and movie about Bob Crane.

The book makes for a great summer mystery read. It was written by Robert Graysmith author of the Zodiac Killer book.

 

[1950's war comics]

4 hours ago, Lucky Baru said:

Bob Crane was one weird dude in real life if what was reported about him is correct.

Yeah a sad ending ... the case was never solved...

[1950's war comics]

3 hours ago, ComicConnoisseur said:

The book makes for a great summer mystery read. It was written by Robert Graysmith author of the Zodiac Killer book.

i might get this one and read it ... i like murder mysteries... but they are a lot better when the murder is solved.....

[1950's war comics]

4 hours ago, tv horror said:

I was very fond of this cartoon during the sixties I wonder why?

 

i never saw this one before... it must have been on ABC ?? we could only get two channels on our B&W TV back then ,... CBS and NBC.....

[1950's war comics]

Originally ,..the MASTERS of heavy metal named themselves "Earth: but in 1968 they changed their name .........

they took their name from a movie staring Boris Karloff...........

  

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[1950's war comics]

The Name "Black Sabbath" was more in line with their heavy ,,,... bass driven metal beat...  their first album was also called "Black Sabbath" and it was dark and ominous 

with vocals by Ozzy and songs like "The Wizard" and "Warning:

  

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[1950's war comics]

Sabbath BURST onto the scene with their second album ,,,,, included a song that was an immediate hit

   
Has he lost his mind?
Can he see or is he blind?
Can he walk at all
Or if he moves will he fall?

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[1950's war comics]

when i was young me and my cousins LOVED the song Iron Man when it came out !! we were of the comic collecting age and that song just struck a chord , 

it took many years for Sabbath to go mainstream and they were not given the credit that they deserved , these days almost all heavy metal groups will admit that they were inspired by Black Sabbath !!

 and these days the song "Iron Man" has gone so mainstream that it is now halftime band music and elevator music to name just a few examples....

[1950's war comics]

Black Sabbath were my favorite group during my youth and i still love them today , i treasure my "Masters of Reality" album and all the others,,,,,

 

the album cover sums up their brilliance, at first glance at the album one does not necessarily notice the words embossed in black, and at first listen to many of the their songs one did not necessarily notice the deep hidden meanings within their songs ,... but they were there underneath with many layers ......

 

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[tv horror]

1 hour ago, 1950's war comics said:

when i was young me and my cousins LOVED the song Iron Man

I loved a different Iron-man tune and it goes like this:

 

[1950's war comics]

6 hours ago, tv horror said:

loved a different Iron-man tune and it goes like this

  i like the female background vocal in that song.......

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[tv horror]

3 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

female 

Female? Maybe it was just Tony in a high pitched voice. 

[Lucky Baru]

12 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

 

Great album and that cover has always been very creepy.

[Lucky Baru]

12 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

 

Talk about a bad hair day look.

[Lucky Baru]

19 hours ago, ComicConnoisseur said:

I highly recommend both the book and movie about Bob Crane.

The book makes for a great summer mystery read. It was written by Robert Graysmith author of the Zodiac Killer book.

 

I stated to watch Auto Focus but William Dafoe just creeped me out in it.

[ComicConnoisseur]

Yeah, he is real creepy in that role as Carpenter. Carpenter I guess was the number one suspect in the unsolved case.

NSFW

 

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[Dick Pontoon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq6rPkiIFoA

[tv horror]

3 hours ago, Lucky Baru said:

Talk about a bad hair day look.

The funny thing was Karloff was a vampire hunter who became one himself at the end, as for the headless horseman scene it never happened as the end was an open ending and Karloff never lost his head. 

[1950's war comics]

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