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No Marlboro?

@flyvibe71 Yeah the first time I ever heard this song was at the end of Red Rock West.

His father died of a heart attack at an even younger age than Bob did. Obviously something hereditary. Maybe he had high cholestoral and/or triglycerides that he wasn't taking medication for.

Probie and Crowder were teammates for a while in Detroit. Pretty tough tag team.

At the end they gently bump heads and Probie rubs Marty's head. Mutual respect between two of the greatest of all time.

When Nilan first came into the league with Montreal and I would read in box scores [Nilan, Mon, major, fighting] I assumed he was a French Canandian and his name was pronounced Nee-YAHN. Eventually learned he was an Irish kid from Boston. Chris ne parle pas francais? Un peux?

First Probie speared supposed tough guy defenseman Garth Butcher in the chest, and that clown Butcher falls to the ice like he's been shot. Then goaltender Riendeau whines to the ref about it and gets clocked by Big Bad Bob. Riendeau falls to the ice like a sack of bricks. Probert was a one-man w...

Wow. Only a hockey player would be so patient and cordial with that clueless little girl. Can you imagine a MLB, NFL or NBA player being asked by some high school kid, 'tell us about your drug problem.' RIP Big Bad Bob.

Big Bad Bob. The league was never the same since he retired. His #24 should be retired throughout the entire league. RIP Probie.

Bruce would have liked to do that fraulein

The most soul-stirring sax solo ever. The Big Man cannot be replaced.

Wow. Best Bruce song IMHO

There should have been a third guy, so she could take it in all 3 orifaces.

Beautiful

I just finished reading about him on a few websites. I don't remember him at all. I had heard the 'cockroaches and Keith' thing but not who it was originally attributed to. But as for the rising from the ashes lighting a Marlboro bit, I came up with that off the top of my head one time posting s...

Wot a bloody get Mike Douglas was. Bloody idiot, him. Oh Carol looked to be played live but Tell Me was obviously lip synched.

Man, this shit is superfly Shaft pimpin' cool and bomb as a muhfuh. Ya dig?

Interesting that you can accidentally almost kill your own teammate by swinging your stick and no penalty is assessed. I think 2 for unsportsmanlike conduct might have been in order.

This is how it was between the Blues and Red Wings in the good old days. Now when they play each other, there isn't even a harsh word exchanged. The days of real hockey are gone with the wind.

@clebo99 Do you mean the Blues/Atlanta game? If so, I am almost certain no video of that exists, unfortunately. I just remember watching it on TV on a Friday night circa 1973. One Sunday afternoon at Philly Spectrum, Durbano fought Dave Schultz in the first period, then in the 3rd period the Fl...

Ward, I think it's time you got on the Beaver

This rather gay gentleman is absolutely correct, That fucking shit is truly the taste of evil.

I had never heard of Brittni Paiva until about an hour ago after stumbling on one of her videos. Been watching her videos since. This young lady is amazing; nothing short of a virtuoso. Go Brittni!

Fantastic. Go Brittni!

Ho-lee Jee-zus

Love the ladies of Boobapest, uh I mean Budapest

Je ne comprende pas parce que je ne parle pas francais. Translate, s'il vous plait.

Thank you shamanking022. Cool stuff but I prefer the original with Ray's rampaging piano.

Started off kinda funny, but all in all it sucked. Coulda been so much better.

The highest priced seats those days at the Old Barn were the "parquet" seats, 8 bucks a ticket. Might have been as high as $10 for Cup finals.

Very cool. Beliveau, Fergie, Laparriere, Bobby Hull, Mikita, Gordie Howe. The ice surface seemed to be much larger than now, because the players were so much smaller.

Nice. Atta boy Tiger!

Atta boy Cam!

Very very nice. Beautiful song. Sounds as good as it did back when my hair was long, 1973.

Tasty

It's the aftermath of a global nuclear holocaust...all life forms on the planet have been obliterated...but wait a second, there's a figure rising from the ashes...it's lighting a Marlboro...IT'S KEITH!

Wow no wonder Jerry's daughter's despise her.

Rebecca that was beautiful sweetheart

@djrtc1 Same here brother. I lived with a young lady from 7/79 till 04/80 and I really related to this song at the time. Early on, it was "Small Paradise" by John Cougar Mellencamp ('it ain't love, but it ain't bad') and toward the end, "Better Late Than Never" by Tonio K. 'let's put up the flag ...

He reminds a little of Jim Morrison in this video. My favorite Mellencamp song.

@itwontbez Muswell Hillbillies is the best of the lot.

Bloody good, that.

@andrewborody Keith Tkachuk's nickname is Walt, or Walter, or Big Walt. At lease when he was with the Blues it was. The old time Rangers player was Walt Tzaczuk or something like that.