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Bon Scott breathed punk

Don't know why I remembered this while I was thinking music, other than getting my ass beat by skins way back when, good times!

Russ Meyer classic film, even as a teen I knew his name well & gave the band credit but never really got into them beside their video's, ever heard of Steel Panther ? doubt I could post their stuff here but think you'd dig them

Oh hell..... Prism is a go

One band I do like but admit I don't know as well as I should., this tune's chorus reminds me a lot of a tune for a Emmanuelle movie....but we won't post that here. Canadian Prog Rock band I dig

Generally don't listen to Country but I dug this tune & can totally picture you & the little man fist pumping...awesome!! Now I don't get in the mellow music mood to often but love this tune

If you haven't guessed it by now, huge action film fan. This is a film most might shrug off because of Keanu but he plays it perfect IMO, best pure action films of the 20 teens, can't wait for the second one next year.

Welcome, good bunch of folks around here!

At least it went from a dog to a bird and not a bear! We should get a ofc backwoods lake thing going in the fall.

Well the list of lakes was pulled out again & this time we were going to step up to something a little more challenging. 4am rolls & I'm off to pack the canoe then off to pick up my bud, we make great time getting up to the Haliburton Highlands but the trek into the first lake was long & slow. After taking it easy the first time out with the new canoe we wanted to put some KMs under the her belt so the first lake is a rather long lake with a lot of sheltered bays that we were going to hit on the way out, time permitting, for Bass, as there is supposed to be some decent ones in there if you can find them, but we were on mission fish'n for Brookies! 5km in we find the right bay for the first portage. Just love the scenery in these Shield lakes The first portage while still in the easily doable range was a lot more challenging than the last outing. There was signs of bears all over the place so was on higher alert. Arrive at the second lake & was met with this sight The action here would be fast & furious. Nothing of size but tons of action. So after running the clock at this lake, but who could you blame with more double headers than I ever witnessed, it was time to move on to the real destination. Another decent trek through the bush put us on the beautiful lake. The day would just melt here. 4-5-6 times the size of the last little lake, but man what a lake. We would wrap this lake catching a few here & there. Then something strange happened, started hearing a seagull squawking overhead, this MF started dive bombing us. One pass nearly making us tip over. We B-line for the shore away from it thinking maybe it's protecting a nest but no matter where we went this dude was still at us. Once on shore he would still hover about but stay well above paddle swinging distance, so we turn to shore fishing. Now maybe this bird was trying to guide us to a spot or it was just luck but man fishing from this spot was spectacular. Again nothing to big, maybe 3/4lb being the biggest we'd land this day but numbers. They were hitting any & everything we threw out there. The Spinner bite was by far the best. My battery died shortly after this picture was taken but ended our day on a seriously good note. A ton of Brookies caught, a few beers were drank, whisky that burns you in a good way (66%) a few more KM added to the list & time shared with good folks.

Top 10 punk albums of all time IMO