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I've never seen her on the piano before. Intresting clip. Yeah, she'd had a bit of work done, but she's still a fox.

Great review! As per the Clark Kent/promotion thing,I have the feeling that we will find out in the series finale. I think they are going the route from the John Byrne MAN OF STEEL origin story from 1986 and have Clark's promotion tied to the first exclusive interview with the Blur/Superman. Clar...

@JLAW806 It's playable and fine...unless your familier with the arcade. Once I did, it's clear the game play is a different animal. There is a delay in executing moves, hit detection seems wonky, and special moves like Subzero's freeze, Rayden's lightning toss, etc. are a crap shoot. I recently ...

When I bought this here in the USA,(for about $10, got it on sale) I wasn't expecting much...I just missed playing the original MK, and my Genesis was fried. (RIP). I was quite impressed with it at the time.Other than the PC version, this was the best home port of MK1 bar none. Graphics-wise it i...

great job! I think Richard Carpenter would be proud. One of his best compositions.

Oh my god. Call Batman,quick!!! The Riddler has broken out of Arkham Asylum again!!!

Love this song. While Karen perhaps should have been in treatment in 1979 instead of making this solo album, the fact is, this album was good, and deserved to be released in 1980 as originally planned, not 13 years after her death. While It had no Carpenter level classics on it,it would have fare...

One of the last songs Karen Carpenter recorded, in early 1982. What's amazing is that even in her terrible physical condition,she never sounded better. Also, this was what is known as a 'work lead',I.E, a lay down track that was done, probably with just Richard on the piano to provide a guide fo...

@Iwakuni8 For sure...

It's not hard to imagine that Karen was the first to greet Tony when he crossed over...a lot of hugs and tears, I bet.

They will be waiting for Richard, Doug, Bob, Cubby and the rest with open arms.

God Bless Karen Carpenter and Tony Peluso.

What a hottie!!! Still looks pretty good today.

This version is the version that appeared on the UK-Only release "SINGLES 1974-1978". The version that appeared on the "A KIND OF HUSH" album sounds kind of bland in comparison.It's a nice song, but Barry Manilow owns this one. (and I am not a big Barry Manilow fan at all!) However, Karen's vocal...

One of my personal favorite Carpenters songs...probably one of the first ones I ever remember hearing,if not the first. This is one of the few "remixes" Richard has done that is actually superior to the original. The piano is a bit more prominent and melodic and blends well with Karen's voice. Th...

What a couple of nice, normal kids these two were. Humble and a loss for words.

Just incredible.

So THAT what the dude that duets with KC on the "Live in Japan" LP looks like!

Reminds me of my high school biology teacher!

Good Lord,how beautiful was this woman? The voice, her personality, her physical beauty...just the whole package. It's hard to phathom that nine years later she was gone. Surely, though, nearly 28 years later she is not forgotten. Nor will she ever.

Sleep tight, lovely Karen, I hope to meet you ...

This video breaks my heart. I wish she could have gotten help sooner. She looks so old, so sick and frail.

"Now & Then" was a spectacular album and showed, especially with side two, that RC and KC were incredibly versitile musicians. They did the classics better than the original artists. It's a shame that 'Sing' , a classic ,albeit unbelievably corny massive hit, overshadowed the rest of this album.

Oh, and I THINK Doug Strawn was more than a little bit smitten with her here. Frankly, I can't blame him!

An outtake from the 1980-81 "Made in America" sessions. Great song. Very early 80's soft rock with a irreisitable hook. I find it funny that the outtakes from those sessions that ended up on "VOTH" and "Lovelines" were superior to about 80% of what ended up on "Made in America". Don't get me wron...

My favorite song from "Voice of the Heart". I was shocked to find later that this was an outtake from an earlier album! Great, underrated song that I doubt would have ever seen the light of day had Karen not passed.

Although, If I had to trade this song, or ANY for Karen, I would In a New York ...

You have a great voice,Claire! Your voice sounds remarkably like early Karen. I think she would be proud! : )

@rpm8064 While the album wasn't as "classic" as the stuff she did with Rich, it still deserved to be released and heard in 1980. Not 16 years after she died. Your right. She was an incredibly beautiful woman inside and out. Yes...she was sexy but also classy. Ever see video/photos of her between ...

This song should have been a hit in 1981. Too bad it was left off of "MADE IN AMERICA". In my opinion this song is better than "Touch me when we're dancing". This showed that the Carps still "had it". Too bad Karen didn't recover. Man, I never even knew her, yet I miss her. Is that crazy?

Rest in peace, Karen.

In the mid 1990's, The Local TV station in actually aired the three hour version of Superman:The Movie late one evening. However with the commercial breaks and all,it lasted over FOUR hours! In fact there was two hours of the movie shown,which ended with Supes at the fortress talking with Jor-El ...

BTW, how would one get their hands on the "RIC"?

At least she had left the granny dresses behind by this time. A very beautiful woman. Pity she didn't see that.