Anthony George had some really good scenes with Jonathan Frid.

Frid wrote about about working with AG on his website and expressed only high praise for him.  The 3 scenes he described as having given him the happiest memories are all, ironically, opposite him.  It's in his intro to Essay #10, accessible through the home page of www.jonathanfrid.com under Tony George's picture.  Thanks, Nancy!

Lone Ranger - Barnabus Collins (Reggae song about Barnabas)

My hubby loves reggae and that song shows up at least once in his collection, but I don't think he realizes what it's about, lol.

Magenta Jets - a song about Angelique (I think this is Lara Parker's son's band - I ordered this CD years ago but never received it - anyone have a copy they'd be interested in selling?)

I thought her son was in "Lions and Ghosts." 

Anyway, the Majenta Jets played it at the '96 Festival in L.A. and I'm sure it's on the Fest video.  Unfortunately, I don't have it, but I can get you the info if you're interested in purchasing it from one of the Fest videographers.

  That's all I can think of.  Are there any more I'm missing?  For the record, I'd love to hear the Cramps cover one of the Blue Whale themes!

I don't know if you'd be interested in playing Southern country, but a singer named Kate Campbell put out a song called "When Panthers Roamed in Arkansas."  Here's the 2nd stanza; you can find a link to the rest of the lyrics next to her "Moonpie Dreams" album here.

Every afternoon I'd watch Dark Shadows on TV
scared to death that Barnabas would take a bite of me
If I were a vampire
I'd fly back when panthers roamed in Arkansas
and buffalo made their home in Tennessee  

The birth of grunge.

 

 

 

what's the difference?

There isn't one.  Like the url tags... [url]text for the user to click on[/url] the email tags...[email]text for the user to click on[/email] aren't necessary if the hyperlink displays correctly without them.

BTW, the email addy in your profile is hidden from guests, including any bot that might get past the mods, but not when it's typed into a message.  Since there's no reason for yours to be seen by someone reading this topic, I'm altering the addresses in your post.

Luciaphil's review of "A Darkness at Blaisedon" is on the Idle Thoughts II board.