Congrats.
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I think if George was still here heād be against it all. I think heād just be happy if people wanted to listen to his music. Sorry if I sound a bit pedanticā¦being from Merseyside it was just very strange.
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Congratulations.
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Not at all ā¦ itās the sort of thing that might wind me up too, but I usually avoid watching these type of shows, in fact most TV. A quick scan of the listings, just in case thereās something of interest, otherwise I canāt stand it ā¦ also, I was never going to see the āCoronationā concert ā¦ but FFS, Gary Barlow ā¦ bland, mediocre, tedious, but apparently still ambitious ā¦ these events are for the same people who watch, Ant nā Dec, Michael McIntyre, Noelās House Party etc ā¦ i.e ā¦ simple folk! 
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Feeling a bit under the weather, planning on watching either Une Corde, Un Colt or Le Cercle Rouge today.
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If you ever go to Amsterdam, then you must visit the media store Concerto (Utrechtsestraat 54-60). I never knew this was such a great store. Iāve been there for the first time. They had the limited blu ray of Run Man Run and Big Gundown. And I found this Django LP. I was in doubt, but I didnāt buy it. I donāt collect the LPās. But I do have the LP of TGTBATU on my wall.
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Youāre much stronger than me. I wouldāve bought that instantly even though I donāt own a record player 
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The feeling when you go to a store that has a big dvd selection but the only spaghetti westerns they have are Django and For a Few Dollars more
Network DVD
Iām not sure how true this is, but Iāve seen a few rumours on the internet, that are saying (hinting), that the highly popular British site, āNetwork DVDā, has gone into liquidation in the past few daysā¦
It would be an absolute tragedy if it has, because this wonderful company has been responsible for keeping TV and film nostalgia alive for goodness knows how many years now.
Does anyone have any information to confirm, or deny, the āliquidationā rumour?
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Just that I also heard the same, but Iāve no other info - I completely agree that it is a tragedy - Network are an exceptional archive for classic film and especially television shows, that are likely never to be seen again unedited, because of todayās āultra-sensitiveā population ā¦
Sensitive to their own needs that is, and completely ignorant to concepts of artistic integrity, historical importance and freedom of expression.
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How very, very trueā¦
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Hope this doesnāt turn out to be true. I have a lot of network releases on my shelves and theyāve always made excellent releases
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I heard it too, but even though boutique labels continue to florish (e.g. Radiance) other players come and go. There is some movement in Germany, too for example. Plaion is getting bigger and bigger, they are now distributing all Sony, StudioCanal and much of Warner Brothers exclusively, that is massive. And they are thus becomeing an anti-Leonine, an upstart that has consolidated much other distribution business, including with Universal etc.
Smaller labels exist that I havenāt heard from in years, but then again many German labels are basically 1-person shops, this includes Explosive Media, which is at least mostly operating like a bigger place.
I remember when Anchor Bay folded and Blue Underground emerged, sometimes a bit of movement is good, this is the nature of free enterprise, and often some legacy players struggle to make ends meet in an environment that has drastically changed over the last years mostly due to streaming and consumer behavior (only nerds buy discs, etc)
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Nerds and old people
Or old nerds
Guess thatās why my shelves are so heaving
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hey at least weāre not geeks, too 
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I wouldnāt be so sure 
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Make it deviant geeks. 
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I donāt know what you all are talking about. I think Iām cool. 
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Yes, thatās us alright. By reliable judge
cool nerds
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