#Dale Griffin

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MOTT THE HOOPLE

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Mott the Hoople Live 1974 CBS ————————————————— Tracks: Broadway 1. All the Way from Memphis 2. Sucker 3. Rest in Peace 4. All the Young Dudes 5. Walking with a Mountain Hammersmith 6. Sweet Angeline 7. Rose 8. Medley: •Jerkin’ Crocus • One of the Boys • Rock ‘n‘ Roll Queen • Get Back • Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On • Violence —————————————————

Morgan Fisher

Dale Griffin

Luther Grosvenor “Ariel Bender”

Ian Hunter

Peter Overend Watts

* Long Live Rock Archive

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Mott The Hoople - One Of The Boys

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Happy birthday Dale Griffin

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Review: The Last Lion of Karkov by Dale Griffin

Author: Dale GriffinPublisher: Books FluentReleased: March 14, 2023Received: NetGalley Goodreads | More Fantasy Reviews Book Summary: Twins Natalia and Jillian were born for battle. It’s not a figure of speech either – Karkov needs fighters, and this is the world they’ve always known. Jillian, being the firstborn, is the heir apparent. In contrast, Natalia is more diplomatic – perfect for a…

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On Repeat Ask Game, Volume 3 📻

Duvet - bôa | How would your f/o adapt to suddenly appearing in our world? How would you adapt to appearing in your f/os?

I'm Just A Kid - Simple Plan | How dramatic is your f/o? If they're particularly so, how do you handle it?

Paris & Nicole - Kyunchi ft. CXLE | Gush about a platonic f/o! What is your favourite thing to do with them?

Doin' Time - Lana Del Rey | Has your f/o ever been imprisoned? Would you bail them out of jail? Would they bail you out of jail?

Blinding Lights - The Weeknd | How would you and your f/o deal with being separated for a significant amount of time? Do you think your f/o could handle a long-distance relationship?

Do I Wanna Know? - Arctic Monkeys | What's something your f/o knows about you by heart? (I.e. how you like your coffee or perhaps a favourite phrase of yours)

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Mott the Hoople - I Wish I was Your Mother (1973) Ian Hunter from: "Mott" (LP) (2006 Remastered | Reissue)

Ballad | Folk/Rock | Glam Rock

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Personnel: Ian Hunter: Vocals / Acoustic Guitar / Piano / Harmonica (Hohner Echo Vamper) Mick Ralphs: Guitar / Mandolin Pete "Overend" Watts: Bass Dale "Buffin" Griffin: Drums

Mick Hince: Bells

Produced by Mott the Hoople

Album Recorded: @ AIR London Studios and EMI Abbey Road Studios in London, England UK February - April 1973

Album Released: on July 20, 1973

CBS Records (UK) Columbia Records (US)

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Kayla and Jarrett had a baby shower!

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Hank Hill, Bill Dauterive, Boomhauer, Luanne Platter, Peter Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Olivia Fuller, Jillian Russell, Connie D'amico, Cleveland Brown, Joe Swanson, Diane Simmons and Dr. Hartman

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Dale Gribble, Bobby Hill, Chris Griffin, Hayley Smith and Roger Smith

crossovers coming next year on Family Guy

Crossover series coming in 2026.

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Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Peter Griffin, Olivia Fuller, Jillian Russell, Glenn Quagmire, Cleveland Brown, Joe Swanson, Connie D'amico, Diane Simmons, Steve Smith, Stan Smith, Hank Hill, Bill Dauterive and Boomhauer

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Chris Griffin, Dale Gribble, Bobby Hill, Roger Smith, Hayley Smith and Francine Smith

Future crossover episodes when Family Guy seasons 6-23 and beyond becomes a reality next year. Someday in in 2033 there will be crossover series called American Guy of the Hill featuring Family Guy, American Dad! and King of the Hill.

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Mott the Hoople Live [30th Anniversary Edition] 2004 Sony ————————————————— Tracks CD One: Broadway 01. Intro - Jupiter from «The Planets» 02. American Pie • The Golden Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll 03. Sucker 04. Roll away the Stone • Sweet Jane 05. Rest in Peace 06. All the Way from Memphis 07. Born Late ′58 08. One of the Boys 09. Hymn for the Dudes 10. Marionette 11. Drivin’ Sister • Crash Street Kidds 12. All the Young Dudes 13. Walking with a Mountain

Tracks CD Two: Hammersmith 01. Intro - Jupiter from «The Planets» 02. Drivin’ Sister 03. Sucker 04. Sweet Jane 05. Sweet Angeline 06. Rose 07. Roll away the Stone 08. All the Young Dudes 09. Jerkin’ Crocus • One of the Boys • Rock ‘n‘ Roll Queen • Get Back • Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On • Violence 10. Walking with a Mountain —————————————————

Morgan Fisher

Dale Griffin

Luther Grosvenor “Ariel Bender”

Ian Hunter

Peter Overend Watts

* Long Live Rock Archive

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Anything particularly interesting said during the q&a?

Lots actually! It was a really good Q&A.

Michael (creator) talked quite a bit about the original premise for the show being about a lavender marriage between a nurse (Helen) and a reporter (Dale), and while their characterisations haven't changed tremendously, the show itself has, and putting Helen in the newsroom changed a lot of things.

He pitched the show to Jo Werner about 8 years ago, and Emma Freeman was immediately on board as director, so they really got to grow the show together as the creative team has been consistent since then. It means they're all really proud of it.

One of the major changes they made during development was about brining in the actual archive news footage and structuring it around those events, which was a big shift and a huge ask of their writers, but it's paid off.

Bringing in the cast though added another layer to creative collaboration, and especially in s3, all the cast, especially Anna and Sam got to do quite a bit of improvising.

Michelle Lim Davidson, who plays Noelene (and is s t u n n i n g in person, omg) was also brought into the writers room each season to help really root Noelene in her Korean-Australian heritage, and she said s3 feels like a culmination of that and will be an important part of the season. She got very emotional about it and said really beautiful things about what Noelene has meant to her and the pride she has in representing Korean-Australian women, and Asian-Australian women on TV. Also! Michael kept hyping her up as a playwright, and I googled when I got home and her writing debut is on at Griffin Theatre in June, so Sydney folks should get on that!

It seems to be a Noelene-and-Rob-figuring-stuff-out heavy season, and I am delighted by that, because I have a huge soft spot for them.

The scene where Noelene gives birth has made Jo cry every time she's seen it (which Michael estimates is about 40 times haha) and they're all really proud of it as a scene.

Stephen Peacocke had a very hilarious tangent here about Rob's arc, and talked a bit about Australian football and the VFL and stepping into that as a Sydney actor, but also enjoying playing a character who just stays out of the fray (and this season being about realising that he loves that his wife is in it and wants to support her).

Also a Helen-tackling-her-mental-health heavy season, and Anna and Michael literally went to therapy together with her in character to figure out how to start writing Helen in therapy (amazing).

There's a big confrontational scene between Helen and Dale late in the season that involves this, and the way they shot it meant Michael and Emma had to hide in a pantry together lmao. It also meant Anna and Sam got to do quite a bit of improv because none of them could see each other.

Sam said that when he started, both Michael and Emma told him the show doesn't work if Helen and Dale aren't in love with each other, even if it's a type of being in love that we're not used to, and that's basically the emotional root of their relationship and the show.

Michael reiterated a couple of times that the show is a tragedy (RIP us), which particularly came up with a question about Gerry. Emma had to convince Michael of the last shot of Gerry, but now he really loves it, because he wants to tear Dale down for betraying him, but sees him and realises Dale's a broken man.

They were asked a bit about what news stories they'd adapt if it was set in modern times, and the general consensus was that there were too many (Sam said he's not really a 'news' guy lmao), but Michael said COVID and Trump, and Sam said Dale would probably end up on Fox News which was the no. 1 most heartbreaking thing he could say, haha.

They were asked if they could play any other role on the show, who would they pick, and Stephen picked Dennis, and both Michelle and Sam picked Lindsay, which is hilarious.

(Emma interjected there with the fact that Lindsay is the character they get the most feedback on, mostly in the sense of omg, I've worked for a guy exactly like that).

Then they were asked if they took anything from set - Emma had taken Dale and Helen's business cards, and Sam didn't even realise they had business cards and seemed lowkey jealous about not getting them, haha, Stephen had a pair of trackies (sweat pants, for Americans), Michelle had nothing because Noelene loves knick-knacks and Michelle hates them, and Sam apparently has stolen or been gifted half the set - he was gifted Dale's 80s TV for his birthday, and he's kept Dale's computer, among other technology, apparently, haha, his wig, and a pair of high waisted blue jeans that were custom-made for him by the costume designer and feature in the finale, which I am now very much looking forward to seeing, haha.

That's all I can remember right now, I'm sure more will come to me in the morning!

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All the Way from Memphis - Mott the Hoople | The Midnight Special

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On Monday, remember how I said FR1: Waterdeep and the North is really just about Waterdeep? Well, FR5: The Savage Frontier (1988), released the following year, is basically the “and the North.” In form, though, it pairs with FR2: Moonshae as a pretty typical Gazeteer-style sourcebook, full of lore, notable locales and interesting inhabitants. Unlike that volume, this one contains explicit adventure hooks, which are a nice feature.

While a lot of the material here is derived from Greenwood’s notes, I think it is interesting that TSR trusted this book to a freelancer, even if that freelancer was RPG heavyweight Jennell Jaquays (who penned Dark Tower and Caverns of Thracia, and co-authored Griffin Mountain, among a pile of other important RPG books). FR5 covers all the major spots on the Sword Coast, probably the most visited region of the Realms — Icewind Dale (home of Drizzt), Mithril Hall, the Spine of the World, Luskan, Neverwinter, Hellgate Keep and more are profiled here pretty much for the first time (Icewind Dale, of course, had already debuted in R.A. Salvatore’s novel The Crystal Shard, though). I can’t help but wonder if the enduring appeal of these places is partly down to Jaquays’ influence.

There is some weird stuff, too. I noticed, probably because it was so fresh, that Doc from I12: The Egg of the Phoenix is hanging out here, despite that other module taking place in Greyhawk (you read that post way back in March, but I wrote it yesterday). I looked up Shannon Appelcline’s notes for the book on Drivethru and he has no explanation for this, but he does note that Jaquays also recycled Amelior Amanitas and Jingleshod the Iron Axeman from her excellent DragonQuest module The Enchanted Wood (1981), which I really should post about one of these days.

Great Larry Elmore cover with his trademark snow. What a bunch of weirdos, right? Skull guy and mage guy and blue guy and orc guy make quite the group. Interiors are by Esteban Maroto. They aren’t bad, but they seem undercooked — this is probably the first instance of underwhelming art in a Forgotten Realms book, but it sure won’t be the last.