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Johnny Cash at San Quentin Prison..
So I get home from work last night and I am flipping through channels and I come across the original filming of Johnny Cash live at San Quentin Prison. One word WOW! This was amazing footage and music. I know this is not horror material but I figured since he is one of our true dark hero's this would be a fitting forum to talk about the Man in black. You all have got to check this out even if you are not a fan I think it will be a real treat for ya. It was on a channel called TCM im not sure what that stands for but I think it is a pretty pop channel. Also if you get a chance go check out Walk the line... this is a rad movie.
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11-30-2005, 04:39 PM
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Re: Johnny Cash at San Quentin Prison..
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Ive seen clips from that concert, and will hopefully get a chance to catch Walk the Line while it's still in theatres. Cash is awesome, and the movie looks great.
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11-30-2005, 04:39 PM
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I love johnny cash..!!his final song..
'hurt' tribute to his late wife.. 'tear jerker to the max'..'sigh'
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11-30-2005, 05:29 PM
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Cash is someone I have always, and will always listen to. I was actually cleaning to live at Folsom prison a few hours ago...my family is fuckin obsessed with the man, haha, it's still great to see my grandparents get all cute when they play Jackson. Not too many(young) people I know are into him though, sucks...I got a couple of my friends to appreciate the man more, he deserves all the musical respect he gets.
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I just found a torrent of this the other day.
The interviews with the prisoners are intense.
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I saw this quite some time ago and really wanna get a copy of it.
Mr Cash has always been a part of my life since I was a kid. Now I'm a man (apparently) a lot of his lyrics cut through me like a knife and fuckin' near bring me to tears. I listen to Hank Williams a lot more now because it speaks to me more. Mr Cash's first American Recordings album and his autobiography that came out about the same time will always hold a special place in my heart. The song he did with June "Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' Man" reminds me of a girl who broke my heart in two..... the songs he did by Tom Waits (Down There By The Train) and Danzig (Thirteen) picked me back up again. But like I said Hank is more me now..... and Dead Moon gets me too. R.I.P brother you made this place better for a lot of people and I'm sad I never got to shake your hand.
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12-01-2005, 07:55 AM
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For Trent to give away the rights, Cash MUST have been an amazing/influential person.
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12-01-2005, 02:34 PM
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He was pretty happy with the version and even stopped playing it live.
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