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Wooooooossssshhhhhh!!!

As someone who suffers from migraines (silent and full ones) on a reasonably regular basis, I wish I could like this post a few more times.

HMHB lyric rip-off ahoy!

Because I watched all 3 at the end of 2017 via erm...other means, I'd got it in my head that Shape of Water, 3 Billboards and Ladybird were all 2017 UK releases. Schoolboy error, as they would definitely have been on my list.

I'll PM you mate.

I always love these end of year album threads. There are people on here whose opinion i trust who will always post a few belters that I've missed, so I know the next few days of listening will be interesting.

One of my favourites when I first saw it a couple of years ago. Fantastic stuff. Noticed it's on Netflix so I might give it another watch.

AC Odyssey RDR2 Divinity Original Sin 2

Blimey, are you going to be able to concentrate?

I loved that! Great fun

Similar to the @bickster album thread, no particular order or amount required. Just a UK realise in 2018. Another great year for movies, and even though it didn't quite reach the level of quality from last year there's still plenty of great movies of all genres to check out. My picks:

Idles - Joy as an Act of Resistance Slaves - Acts of Fear and Love Anaal Nathrakh - A New Kind of Horror High on Fire - Electric Messiah Ministry - AmeriKKKant Ghost - Prequelle Vodun - Ascend HMHB - No One Cares About Your Creative Hub so Get Your F***in' Hedge Cut Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats - Wasteland Twitching Tongues - Gaining Purpose Through Passionate Hatred Nicole Dallanganger - Heart Shaped Bed John Grant - Love is Magic Windhand - Eternal Return Teleman - Family of Aliens Primordial - Exile Amongst the Ruins Orange Goblin - The Wolf Bites Back Skeletonwitch - Devouring Radiant Light Father John Misty - Gods Favourite Customer

*If you get it, then you get it.

The guy had an almost supernatural ability to anticipate ball/player movement. I've never seen anyone come even close to his level since. He was a phenom.

Tbh I couldn't understand anyone who owned a Switch and didn't have it. It's utterly brilliant.

Preferred the epilogue to chapter 5, which was easily my least favourite part of the whole game (although still had it's moments).

Yep, it's still pretty damn good now (I rewatch it every couple of years). The scenes with the floating child vampires at the windows were truly the stuff of nightmares and still pretty effective today. I've also always been fond of the sequence involving Geoffrey Lewis (Juliettes dad) and Barney McFadden as they deliver Barlowes coffin. Creepily good There's also a version starring Rob Lowe, but it's way inferior to Tobe Hoopers original.

Sorry, I have no idea.

Finished it. It's a masterpiece.

The stories in Razzle have gone really downhill lately.

A gig in a Bathams pub tonight. Pretty sure if you could create your own afterlife then that would be pretty much top of my list

Online beta is out so I'm gonna give it a go. Didn't enjoy the gta5 online stuff so I can't see me spending much time on this.

Lovely stuff, as Shakin' Stevens once said.

Bigger show off.