You know before I go any further, can I make a confession, or two … ?
One of them … ?
Is simply that I’ve opened up one or two posts like that …
The other … ?
Is that I find the iTunes 10•1•1 Dock icon very similar to the Mac App Store icon.
I’m not complaining too much.
Firstly … ?
Because I can always move the two icons further apart, just to make sure I don’t get them mixed up.
And secondly … ?
I’ve found a freebie on there, called Pangea Arcade — Pangeasoft’s take on three old arcade games — that’s an absolute stunner.
Especially the one called Nucleus.
Shoaib, Myles, don’t go near it, trust me, you’ll get really distracted!!!!!!!!
Actually, if it was a movie … ?
Well …
I’m tempted to burble, I really am …
If you’ve got a Mac, complete with Snow Leoprad 10•6•6 and up … ?
GO GET NOW ★★★★
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Lets get moving on, shall we … ?
Yes, lets … !
I actually meant to tell you that Movie Night Adrian, Squeaky and I got a touch retro last night.
Depending on how you define retro, of course …
You see, Adrian managed to wonder over with the 1989, Jim McBride directed biopic that is — was … ? — Great Balls of Fire.
You’ve not seen it … ?
You can probably tell who it’s about, given the title …
Great Balls of Fire charts the early rise of Rock & Roll icon, Jerry Lee Lewis, played by Dennis Quaid.
Going from his early childhood friendship with his cousin, Jimmy Swaggart, it shows us how the pianist — and noted early hellraiser — is signed by Sam Phillips of Sun Records: and shows us the Killer’s career rapidly going up …
And almost as rapidly hitting the rocks, when, touring England a few years later, news that Jerry Lee has married his cousin leaks.
His thirteen year old cousin …
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You can understand why there was a bit of a rumpus, can’t you … ?
Granted, I know they did things differently in the southern US, back then …
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At any rate …
At any, rate, Great Balls of Fire, is a very entertaining film entertaining film, well worth catching.
Especially given the soundtrack.
I think we can leave the man himself to comment, can’t we … ?
Great Balls O’ Fire … ?
Keeper ★★★☆
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