Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 02, 2020, 12:05:14 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes spoke of mini cans and I, and now it is time for you to post until the mini can cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: OMNEITY!
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Topic of the Day; I don't remember when I first heard of Sherlock Holmes. I do think that one of the first movies that I saw was The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother. I don't remember anything about it now, but just that my sister and I really liked it when we watched in on TV when we were kids.
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Otherwise, I really like the three-man (or person) play version of The Hound of the Baskervilles as adapted by Steven Canny & John Nicholson, very much in the style of the Reduced Shakespeare Company. I ran the sound for a local production and it was hysterical! I also enjoy (some of) the score to Baker Street, and the movie The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. :)
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And now, I'm off to bed.
Have a good day, all!
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Good morning, all!
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I slept well until around 4:45 when my throbbing ankle woke me. From then until 6:00 I tried to sleep despite the ankle and an obnoxious Stella who insisted I get up.
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I have no plans today so I will spend much of it lying down with the cats.
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DR George, thanks for posting pug's post.
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DR Jeanne, I found your comments on Life Extension interesting so I went to Amazon. When I saw all the products I went into shock. Who knows what the hell to try?
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DR John G, I'm happy you enjoyed The Nose. It's a Shostakovich opera I do not know, but I loved the Met's production of Lady Macbeth of Mtinsk. The Nose is one of the vocal scores in the McGlinnventory I wish I'd taken before that dumbass executor trashed his collection.
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Good morning, all.
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I wish I were still asleep. But the hammering will begin soon. They have made progress. I will give you.
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T.O.D
Obviously, my favorite Sherlock Holmes is Basil Rathbone, since I've written both a book and a stage play about him.
My favorite Sherlock Holmes (Rathbone) film is THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, followed by THE SCARLET CLAW.
I also like MURDER BY DECREE (1979), in which Christopher Plummer was Holmes and James Mason was Watson. In that once, they were going after Jack the Ripper.
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Kitty cleanup is over, and I've sent a few emails and files.
Yesterday I posted an inquiry on the Cast Recording List about the 1962 Readers Digest Treasury of Great Operettas. It was originally issued on 9 LPs, each containing excerpts from 2 operettas, one on each side. I got the set as a Christmas gift that year. In 1965, in London, the Readers Digest recorded three more LPS and sold the set in UK and Australia as a 12-LP set.
Several years ago I paid Anthony Morelli to transfer a clean set of LPs to mp3 files, but I've been wanting the additional six operettas from 1965. Thanks to Cast Rexording Listers, I now have the entire collection. I find like a lot of atudio cast recordings there isa little in the way of emoting, just a lot of pretty singing. Still it was a great intro to a lot of piece I barely knew as a 16 year-old.
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TOD
There were two films that I know of that pitted Sherlock Holmes against Jack the Ripper:
A Study In Terror, 1965, with John Neville as Sherlock and Donald Houston as Doctor Watson, and I believe it was Judi Dench's film debut. Robert Morley does a wonderfully funny turn as Mycroft, Sherlock's brother.
The 1979 Murder By Decree is much darker and owes a lot to Stephen Knight's 1976 book Jack the Ripper: The final Solution, which was the first to imply the Ripper was a cover-ip for a royal plot to cover up a marriage and child between a Soho model and one of Queen Victoria's sons. This theory is now bogus since DNA finally revealed the actual killer.
I am also fond of the Jeremy Brett-Edward Hardwicke TV series.
I also enjoyed my close personal friend Ian Richardson's Holmes in former DR Charles Pogue's The Hound of the Baskervilles and Sign of Four, but the Doctor Watson changed for each.
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Good morning, all.
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DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
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It's amusing about the Reader's Digest sets. If you want to collect those, even now it's easy to find mint condition sets for practically no money at secondhand record and book stores, library sales, flea markets, and of course online. It's as though people subscribed to them and rarely, sometimes never, played them. I had about a dozen such sets before the Purge, and they were practically audiophile grade vinyl -- partly due to the above theory, but they're also known for excellent pressing and sound quality, having been produced by RCA in their prime. Great attention was given to their design and manufacture.
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Well, the temperature (and I'm sure the humidity) are going back up today. We're supposed to hit around 87, and the overnight temps will once again require a/c - which I was pleased to not have to turn on these past two nights.
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DR John G, I'm happy you enjoyed The Nose. It's a Shostakovich opera I do not know, but I loved the Met's production of Lady Macbeth of Mtinsk. The Nose is one of the vocal scores in the McGlinnventory I wish I'd taken before that dumbass executor trashed his collection.
Another reminder of that crime.
If only we'd known...
I don't recall seeing any Shostakovich there. Was it by any chance one of the composers sets?
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I think when you are presented to The Queen, it is protocol to call her Your OMNEITY.
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I think ANY project called The Nose should star Adrian Brody.
And there was an animated character, a detective called The Nose, that was VERY irritating. He kept running around saying "The Nose knows....."
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I am leaving the home environment for a bit to go to the gasoline station ($2.19 per gallon yesterday), the drugstore drive thru to pick up two prescriptions, and PetSuppliesPlus to get Conrad Birdie Barnum his seed......
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I shall return. Anon.
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I have a Rathbone/Holmes set on Blu-ray, but I don't think I've watched any of those since actually getting the set. A nagging memory tells me those transfers didn't get rave reviews at the time.
BK, what is it you're watching? This is the one I have:
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DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
I am happy to send you all 24 mp3 files, if you would like/
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DR John G, I'm happy you enjoyed The Nose. It's a Shostakovich opera I do not know, but I loved the Met's production of Lady Macbeth of Mtinsk. The Nose is one of the vocal scores in the McGlinnventory I wish I'd taken before that dumbass executor trashed his collection.
Another reminder of that crime.
If only we'd known...
I don't recall seeing any Shostakovich there. Was it by any chance one of the composers sets?
There was a set of the Russian edition scores, but I don't think it was complete. I wish now I'd taken the operas and "The Golden Age" ballet.
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DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
I am happy to send you all 24 mp3 files, if you would like/
And I would be happy to take you up that, sir. There's just no sense in my chasing the album around the globe right now. Thank you!
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Well, I have things to accomplish today which aren't going to even get started with me sitting here, so...
Later.
And best vibes for all.
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Kitty cleanup is over, and I've sent a few emails and files.
Yesterday I posted an inquiry on the Cast Recording List about the 1962 Readers Digest Treasury of Great Operettas. It was originally issued on 9 LPs, each containing excerpts from 2 operettas, one on each side. I got the set as a Christmas gift that year. In 1965, in London, the Readers Digest recorded three more LPS and sold the set in UK and Australia as a 12-LP set.
Several years ago I paid Anthony Morelli to transfer a clean set of LPs to mp3 files, but I've been wanting the additional six operettas from 1965. Thanks to Cast Rexording Listers, I now have the entire collection. I find like a lot of atudio cast recordings there isa little in the way of emoting, just a lot of pretty singing. Still it was a great intro to a lot of piece I barely knew as a 16 year-old.
I have that set of LPs. Haven’t listened to it in ages.
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Two!
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DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
I am happy to send you all 24 mp3 files, if you would like/
Via Dropbox? I need to clean mine up. But I would like a copy.
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Has anybody heard Leslie Bricusse’s musical version of Sherlock?
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I am back.
Gasoline was back down to $2.09 per gallon, and I was feeling very smug until on my home I passed a station selling it for $2.03 per gallon......oh well.....
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TOD:
I think we had a Sherlock Holmes story in one of my high school literature books.....
I remember reading The Hound of the Baskervilles at one time or another.
I also like Rathbone and his Holmes. Those movies were on late on Friday night after a scary movie on a local station for many years.....
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I sort of liked The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes.....sort of.
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Hmmmm my internet is wonky this morning. I cannot get Facebook to load at all......
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Just so you know:
You’ve no doubt heard the phrase “what goes around comes around,” and that has never been truer than when Saturn is retrograde. As karmic Saturn continues its backward journey and moves into serious, structured Capricorn today, we’re asked to turn the mirror onto ourselves and think about our own karma. What areas of your life have you been responsible in, and which ones could use some work?
This retrograde period is a valuable time of discovery. It reminds you that the guidelines you set for yourself should always be under assessment and revisiting your moral and ethical stand on certain topics is necessary. Saturn calls on you now to start sorting through both the good and the bad that you’ve helped materialize in your life lately, and come to a decision about changes you want to make in the future.
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Oh Firefox needed to do some updates......problem solved.
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Has anybody heard Leslie Bricusse’s musical version of Sherlock?
I have the CD and never played it!
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DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
I am happy to send you all 24 mp3 files, if you would like/
Via Dropbox? I need to clean mine up. But I would like a copy.
DR Elmore, I had a (truly) mint condition of that Operettas album, and I'm afraid to say it left the building during the Great Purge of 2011. For the most part, I did well in getting rid of "extraneous" things then, but every once in a while a reminder comes up of something I absolutely should have kept. But our interests mutate over time, and, well...these things happen.
But I never knew about the 12-disc version until I saw your Facebook post yesterday. I'd almost be tempted to buy one from someone in the UK, if I could be certain of the condition, and if overseas shipping weren't so horrendous right now.
I am happy to send you all 24 mp3 files, if you would like/
Via Dropbox? I need to clean mine up. But I would like a copy.
Via We Transfer. Check your email.
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From DR TCB:
Trust me, Larry and Jane, my sister’s husband would be no help at all.
Only Larry asked that question. I knew better and was hesitant to ask about your niece knowing how frustrated she is with her mother, and I expect with her father.
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From DR George:
My thoughts exactly!
;D
I guess that is why you let us know your aunts requested the items you sent ;)
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Thank you, DR Elmore!
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I am leaving the home environment for a bit to go to the gasoline station ($2.19 per gallon yesterday), the drugstore drive thru to pick up two prescriptions, and PetSuppliesPlus to get Conrad Birdie Barnum his seed......
Our lives are so exciting these days ;D
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I am back.
Gasoline was back down to $2.09 per gallon, and I was feeling very smug until on my home I passed a station selling it for $2.03 per gallon......oh well.....
;D
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The work on the house continues. They will work tomorrow but not Saturday. They have started on the third and largest wall.
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For some 60s dance fans.
https://youtu.be/XkFNWwkeWho
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Thank you, Elmore.
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The work on the house continues. They will work tomorrow but not Saturday. They have started on the third and largest wall.
Pardon my memory, but what work were you having done in addition to the painting?
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The work on the house continues. They will work tomorrow but not Saturday. They have started on the third and largest wall.
Pardon my memory, but what work were you having done in addition to the painting?
The whole house is being resided.
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Oy! Of course. Well, that must be a project and a half.
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Hugh Downs has died. He was 99-wow.
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Today is "totally" a Friday for me:
1. Many people, my two housemates included, have tomorrow off.
2. The weather is warming up for the Fourth of July weekend.
3. I'm aware that a few places I need to call for whatever reason are closed tomorrow, so a couple of things got done today and a couple more have to wait till Monday.
It all just adds up to one thing: It's Friday.
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Wait.
Didn't we just have Memorial Day Weekend?
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I'm up, I'm up - a bit over eight hours of sleep.
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ChasSmith, that's the set.
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elmore, I'd take the operetta thing, too.
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elmore, I'd take the operetta thing, too.
I'll send it shortly. Did you get the We Transfer?
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Good afternoon!
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Page 3!
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A perfectly modern operetta.......about a lady astronomer.
I think I said that last week.
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You are right DR JANE, somedays I can barely contain my excitement.
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DR JOHN G I love to watch those old AB dance contest videos.
The comments are usually a lot of fun, too. A lot of the contestants write about what the experience was like for them.....
Have you ever watched videos of The Jivin' Jacks and Jills? They are so terrific.....a young Donald O'Conner, Peggy Ryan, and MR BK's old dance instructor Roland Dupree.....
I love to watch their routines.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAYrXXxtPxs
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Guess I'll go pick up some packagas and figure out the food thing.
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Just set another great guest for August.
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The governor has finally decreed you must wear masks in public if your Texas county has more than 20 cases of Covid-19.
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Someone from church copied this from Facebook:
Dear July, come in quietly, take a seat 6 feet away, cover your face and don’t make any trouble—we’ve got enough on our plate already.”
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One of the songs from this album about the covid-19 crisis is about a woman who has been quarantined a little too long with her husband and here kids. It's called Someday. Lyrics from Sean Berry.
Our family is doing fine.
Thanks to Netflix
And to wine ...
I know it sounds a bit bizarre,
Pandemics being what they are,
But I'll miss this
Someday
Not today.
Someday.
As for me
I've a fantasy
Of what will be
When
Someday
After all of this has past
And we've burned up all the masks,
We'll go out And drink rose'
At our favorite cafe
And we'll miss this ...
Someday.
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You are right DR JANE, somedays I can barely contain my excitement.
:))
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Someone from church copied this from Facebook:
Dear July, come in quietly, take a seat 6 feet away, cover your face and don’t make any trouble—we’ve got enough on our plate already.”
Amen.
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We just told Bryan & Kate that we will not be going there.
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While they feel it is safe to do so they understand.
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If only they were a day drive away.
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I will only miss these days if the days ahead become worse.
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Back from picking up packages and Taco Bell - no free deliveries today from anywhere.
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Been working non-stop on both Kritzerland shows - fun.
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Listened to some fun Countess Maritza excerpts thanks to elmore. He sent me the other stuff, too, so I'll listen to that stuff later. Right now it's another Kalman piece, Arizona Lady. Very enjoyable but very amusing listening to Germans try to be Arizona cowboys. The recording is great - although it has zero information about what it is, since it's in mono (and GREAT mono) I'd suspect it was recorded around the time of the production in 1954.
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Back from picking up packages and Taco Bell - no free deliveries today from anywhere.
What a coinkydink! I went to Taco Bell today, too. The drive-thru was always full, but I also actually ate in the restaurant. A couple of people came in and got food to go, but otherwise, only one father and his young daughter came in and ate inside. They stayed at the opposite corner from where I was.
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Has anybody heard Leslie Bricusse’s musical version of Sherlock?
I have that, but I haven't listened to it in a long time.
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Hugh Downs has died. He was 99-wow.
Oh, no, but had no idea that he was 99 years old! Or that his wife (they were married in 1944) died only three years ago!
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Been working non-stop on both Kritzerland shows - fun.
Fun and work, two words that do belong together.
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Today was fun at work, but I couldn't leave my desk once I started.
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Good evening.
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BK, if your new musical The Mini Cans and I is going to premiere in 2014, aren’t you about six years too late?
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Is that the show that includes, “The Small House of Dr. Pepper?”
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Apparently, while I was asleep last night, I managed to pinch a nerve in my neck.
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I know it sounds rather silly, but the pain, whenever I move wrong, is like someone stuck an ice pick in my neck.
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It is lucky that Nick is gone, because several times when the pain is at its worst, I have actually screamed.
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Page Four
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Today was fun at work, but I couldn't leave my desk once I started.
I hope you didn't have to leave your desk ;)
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It is lucky that Nick is gone, because several times when the pain is at its worst, I have actually screamed.
:(
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Years ago I pinched a nerve in my neck. The pain went down my left arm making it practically useless. I could not turn my neck. I ended up in PT for several months.
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MAJOR VIBES FOR DR TCB THAT YOUR NECK QUICKLY IMPROVES!
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Apparently, while I was asleep last night, I managed to pinch a nerve in my neck.
No!
~~~Feel-Better-Quickly Vibes for Tom!!~~~
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Oh no! Vibes for TCB
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Also vibes for TCBs sister
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I gotta tell you!
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I like The Small House of Dr. Pepper.
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It is lucky that Nick is gone, because several times when the pain is at its worst, I have actually screamed.
:(
Not good. Vibes the pain goes away soon, Tom.
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Gratuitous post No. 101!
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If anyone wants to watch Britten's Death in Venice, it's here. Doesn't seem to have a time limit on when you have to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBTlXPAfOx300RZfWNw8-qg
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I mentioned to my sister earlier that I had watched The Nose last night. She reminded me that I had given my nephew a children's book version of the Gogol story it was based on. It was one of his favorites as a kid. She didn't know about the opera and was going to tell Herman about it.
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I have started watching Lorraine Hansberry's Les Blancs as staged by the National Theater. It's a wildly different work from Raisin in the Sun, but no less impressive. The big surprise to me is that one of the stars is Sian Phillips, whom I haven't seen in years. All these decades after I, Claudius, she remains a most impressive performer. Long may she entertain us.
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Finished with my viewing.
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Hello, everyone.
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Feel-better-pronto vibes to TCB!
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Larry, I'd suggest you look at the Life Extension website to narrow down the product options, then call the free Health Advisors/Wellness Consultants for additional help. Some of them are very knowledgable and they're not at all pushy. This is a great resource, IMO.
If you find a product that helps you you might then want to become a member to get better prices. Also, Vitacost carries some, but not all, LE products and they have excellent promotions.
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention magnesium for pain relief. In addition to the mineral we're all familiar with, the homeopathic Magnesia Phosphorica is useful. I keep Mag Phos cell salts, (a kind of subset of homeopathy) tiny tablets that melt in your mouth, next to my bed. If I have trouble falling asleep or wake during the night I'll take one or two of these and usually fall right to sleep. It doesn't guarantee a good night, but it has saved me many times. Use the 30C dose. Don't take with water, just let them dissolve in your mouth. Available from Amazon.
Hope you find some relief.
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Vibes to all to stay well and comfortable.
Good night.
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This Arizona Lady recording is clearly done for a radio broadcast - it took me about twenty minutes to figure that out - but I'm not sure how it sounds this good, unless they recorded to tape and then broadcast that.
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I am off to bed.
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Good night, all.
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What is this page four malarkey?
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We've been on this page forEVER.
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With no end in sight.
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Most unseemly.
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'night
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I love that Kalman's idea of wild west saloon music is a beguine.
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Listening to a very good American symphony written in the year of my birth by a composer named Dai Keong Lee - released on CRI back in the day - I can license anything from them and I'm kind of intrigued by this if I paired it with something strong.
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From DR TCB:
Trust me, Larry and Jane, my sister’s husband would be no help at all.
Only Larry asked that question. I knew better and was hesitant to ask about your niece knowing how frustrated she is with her mother, and I expect with her father.
I think, perhaps, it was Jennifer who also mentioned my sister’ husband.
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I have started watching Lorraine Hansberry's Les Blancs as staged by the National Theater. It's a wildly different work from Raisin in the Sun, but no less impressive. The big surprise to me is that one of the stars is Sian Phillips, whom I haven't seen in years. All these decades after I, Claudius, she remains a most impressive performer. Long may she entertain us.
That's in my liked videos. I didn't know that Siân Phillips was in it. I recently got the new DigiMix Remastered studio recording of A Little Night Music, where she played Desiree (https://youtu.be/nmEf8LtUzoE). :)
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Hi, Tom.
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I also love that Siân Phillips played Madame Armfeldt in the Judi Dench revival.
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If anyone wants to watch Britten's Death in Venice, it's here. Doesn't seem to have a time limit on when you have to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBTlXPAfOx300RZfWNw8-qg
So, Venice is in Britten, I always thought it was in Italy.
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Listening to a very good American symphony written in the year of my birth by a composer named Dai Keong Lee - released on CRI back in the day - I can license anything from them and I'm kind of intrigued by this if I paired it with something strong.
That sounds cool.
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So, Jeffrey Epstein finally kills himself, so the story could finally fall off the front page. Now, they have arrested his girlfriend, so now the story is back on the front page!
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So, Jeffrey Epstein finally kills himself, so the story could finally fall off the front page. Now, they have arrested his girlfriend, so now the story is back on the front page!
Everything old is new again. ;)
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Larry, I'd suggest you look at the Life Extension website to narrow down the product options, then call the free Health Advisors/Wellness Consultants for additional help. Some of them are very knowledgable and they're not at all pushy. This is a great resource, IMO.
If you find a product that helps you you might then want to become a member to get better prices. Also, Vitacost carries some, but not all, LE products and they have excellent promotions.
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention magnesium for pain relief. In addition to the mineral we're all familiar with, the homeopathic Magnesia Phosphorica is useful. I keep Mag Phos cell salts, (a kind of subset of homeopathy) tiny tablets that melt in your mouth, next to my bed. If I have trouble falling asleep or wake during the night I'll take one or two of these and usually fall right to sleep. It doesn't guarantee a good night, but it has saved me many times. Use the 30C dose. Don't take with water, just let them dissolve in your mouth. Available from Amazon.
Hope you find some relief.
A glass of scotch does the same thing.
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Adryan Russ chimed in on Simply - a VERY long review - the War and Peace of reviews, actually. She tell me it's up on Amazon, but I'll post it as soon as I change the topic.
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Come on, let’s keep it going.
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P-U- S- H
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Come on, let’s keep it going.
Okay, here's a post...just because. ;)
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I used my CBD cream (Solace) on my neck and it has really helped. Still in pain, but I can move.
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Good night.
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I used my CBD cream (Solace) on my neck and it has really helped. Still in pain, but I can move.
Good! Hopefully, it continues to work!!
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Good night, Tom.
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Today, I received from Amazon, the Blu-ray to Bette Midler's The Showgirl Must Go On (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00595W43C/) live concert.
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I LOVE her filmed "Divine Madness" live concert.
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I received no Blu-rays today.
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Not a single damn Blu-ray today.
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Nor a DVD.
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Why I oughta...
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Then came Bronson.
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Drinking a mini can of Ginger Ale.
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Very soothing.
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Page five is not very soothing.
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Page five is rubbing me the wrong way.
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But, there are notes to post.
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I received no Blu-rays today.
Did you buy any? That usually helps. ;)
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PAGE SIX BETTE MIDLER DANCE!!
(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/816SXXfgojL._SL1500_.jpg)
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I did not buy any Blu-rays or bananas today.
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I gotta tell you.
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That is a very big image.
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That is a very big image.
Not anymore. I think posting pictures on my tablet prevents it from automatically resizing oversized linked images.