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There are two bands that have the name Rolling Stones in their name: The Rolling Stones and then just Rolling Stones. Bizarrely, they have the same musicians. Their discography's are a bit jumpy, as well - there's no real consistency.

It's quite weird. Similar to some of their song titles, of which they've had similarly named songs on various releases.

You wont believe it but in recent years I have been to a few concerts of a band named "Stones" (at least that's what was written on the posters) and they have been playing the same songs ad well, also same musicians

Holy crap!

What the hell is going ON!!!???

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In a related topic, we started a series on Netflix called, "Undercover", I think a Belgian series, that is quite entertaining and has some parallels to Ozark. 3 seasons in total.

We started it the day before Ozark premiered so are watching both. It's actually pretty damned good.

Keep an eye and ear out for anything do with a Rolling Stones album named UNDERCOVER that has a song called either Undercover Of The Night, Under Cover Of The Night or Undercover (Of The Night) by a band simply known as Rolling Stones.

Supposedly they're all the same song by the same band.

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In a related topic, we started a series on Netflix called, "Undercover", I think a Belgian series, that is quite entertaining and has some parallels to Ozark. 3 seasons in total.

We started it the day before Ozark premiered so are watching both. It's actually pretty damned good.

Keep an eye and ear out for anything do with a Rolling Stones album named UNDERCOVER that has a song called either Undercover Of The Night, Under Cover Of The Night or Undercover (Of The Night) by a band simply known as Rolling Stones.

Supposedly they're all the same song by the same band.

Yes, I've heard of her. Man, she was hot!

Under Cover Of The Night
We stand alone on a quiet empty street
Just you and I and a love that's bitter sweet
On a corner where the streetlamp's not so bright
That's where we meet under cover of the night

You belong to someone else the same for me
but we try to forget that we're not free
So time is ours from dark till dawning light
That's when we meet under cover of the night

There is no chance to change what should have been
So until the darkness brings you back again
I'll be waiting on a corner out of sight
That's where we meet under cover of the night
That's where we meet under cover of the night



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Under Cover Of The Night
We stand alone on a quiet empty street
Just you and I and a love that's bitter sweet
On a corner where the streetlamp's not so bright
That's where we meet under cover of the night

You belong to someone else the same for me
but we try to forget that we're not free
So time is ours from dark till dawning light
That's when we meet under cover of the night

There is no chance to change what should have been
So until the darkness brings you back again
I'll be waiting on a corner out of sight
That's where we meet under cover of the night
That's where we meet under cover of the night

Thanks for that Rock.

The live version of their performance is unreal....here are the lyrics:

Under Cover Of The Night
We stand alone on a quiet empty street in South America.
Just you and I, painted blue and a love that's enough to blow your brains out
The sex police are out where the streetlamp's not so bright & the oppositions tongue is cut in two.
That's where we meet under cover, under cover, undercover of the niiiight!

You belong to someone else and all the young men they've been rounded up
but we try to forget that we're not free, done up in lace done up in rubber
The race militia's got itchy fingers from dark till dawning light
That's where we meet under cover, under cover, undercover of the niiiight!

There is no chance to change what should have been
Loud enough to bust your brains out
I'll be waiting on a corner out of all these things I can't keep inside
That's where we meet under cover of the night
That's where we meet under cover, under cover, undercover of the niiiight!

Just saw a trailer for a new show called 'Reacher'. And guess what the song was it opened with?

video: [www.youtube.com]

I was really into this show, Not so sure any more after coming back to it for the first episode of Season 4. Too dark. May give it another try at some point.

I'm watching Episode 1, Season 4. Where is Can't you hear me knocking? I thought it opened with the song.

I watched the whole first episode of Season 4. Not only did it not open the episode, it was never played.

It's in one of them, I remember. It's during a sequence where Marty is explaining how money laundering works.

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It's in one of them, I remember. It's during a sequence where Marty is explaining how money laundering works.

Season 1, Episode 4 is the one you're thinking of.

Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

Money laundering ( CYHMK)



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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

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In a related topic, we started a series on Netflix called, "Undercover", I think a Belgian series, that is quite entertaining and has some parallels to Ozark. 3 seasons in total.

We started it the day before Ozark premiered so are watching both. It's actually pretty damned good.

Thanks for the Undercover tip. I'm bingeing on it now.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

To get to the bottom of something, sometimes you have to remind yourself that if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. And the biggest risk you can take is to risk nothing. And if you risk nothing, what you’re really doing is risking not getting to the bottom of something. And if you don’t get to the bottom of something, you risk everything.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

Another "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" sighting, playing at a party in Endeavour - the Inspector Morse prequel - season 5, episode 3. The only glitch is that it's set in 1968. Earlier episodes have featured "Paint It, Black" and "Let's Spend the Night Together," IIRC.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

To get to the bottom of something, sometimes you have to remind yourself that if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. And the biggest risk you can take is to risk nothing. And if you risk nothing, what you’re really doing is risking not getting to the bottom of something. And if you don’t get to the bottom of something, you risk everything.

...and that sounds pretty risky. Or something.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

To get to the bottom of something, sometimes you have to remind yourself that if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. And the biggest risk you can take is to risk nothing. And if you risk nothing, what you’re really doing is risking not getting to the bottom of something. And if you don’t get to the bottom of something, you risk everything.

The good thing about getting to the bottom of something is that everything is up from there. Even the something.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

To get to the bottom of something, sometimes you have to remind yourself that if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. And the biggest risk you can take is to risk nothing. And if you risk nothing, what you’re really doing is risking not getting to the bottom of something. And if you don’t get to the bottom of something, you risk everything.

The good thing about getting to the bottom of something is that everything is up from there. Even the something.

In this case, something could be everything. Or something.

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Also: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" plays on "The Woman In The House.." on Netflix, Minute 10... This time no drugs but a male stripper.

I Was just gonna write about that. Yeah - we just finished that series w. Kristin Bell. Worth a watch (only eight 30 minute episodes). Ending was a bit strange though, IMO.

To get to the bottom of something, sometimes you have to remind yourself that if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything. And the biggest risk you can take is to risk nothing. And if you risk nothing, what you’re really doing is risking not getting to the bottom of something. And if you don’t get to the bottom of something, you risk everything.

The good thing about getting to the bottom of something is that everything is up from there. Even the something.

In this case, something could be everything. Or something.

Or nothing at all...

Ruth and Wyatt Langmore sit on the roof of the trailer. They exchanges charades.

Wyatt
All right, here’s an easy one
The Chronic

Ruth
« Intro », then « Fuc.k Wit Dre Day »
Sticky Fingers


Wyatt
Uh, « Brown Sugar. » Illmatic

Then other charades follow White Album/ Black Album, etc.

Can someone explain the rules

Here is the link on Netflix


[www.netflix.com]