The Blues Brothers
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The Blues Brothers musical sketch, featuring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, debuts on the television show Saturday Night Live, introducing the iconic characters Jake and Elwood Blues to the public.
The Blues Brothers release their debut album, "Briefcase Full of Blues," which features live recordings of their performances and includes the hit song 'Rubber Biscuit.' The album achieves commercial success and solidifies their musical presence.
The Blues Brothers film, directed by John Landis and starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, is released. It becomes a cult classic, known for its musical performances and car chase scenes.
John Belushi, co-creator and actor portraying Jake Blues, dies of a drug overdose, impacting the future of The Blues Brothers franchise.
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The Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
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by Nick Hornby
The Commitments
by Roddy Doyle
Vinyl Cafe Diaries
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The Fortress of Solitude
by Jonathan Lethem
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School of Rock
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Animal House
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Rock Star
This Is Spinal Tap
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A Mighty Wind
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Inner City Blues by Marvin Gaye
What's Going On by Marvin Gaye
Hot Buttered Soul by Isaac Hayes
Wattstax: The Living Word by Various Artists
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Watch Dogs 2
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Finally got to see this in theaters - it's a lovely movie. One of the higher quality family-friendly sci fi movies in a LONG time. The part I liked least about the book was the humor - movie was the same. Which speaks to how good the adaptation was.
This is the best action movie of all time!
