Thanx, I just did...   mixed reviews of the show.  "John from Cincinnati" is probably the most foul-mouthed tv series ever made, but I liked it.  When I first found it, "On Demand" from HBO, I was captivated and watched all 10 episodes within a three day period (when the kids weren't around.)   The version used for the theme song seemed a bit more acoustic though, does anybody know if that's available on disc?  (I do have the series on DVD, but I don't think that there's a soundtrack available - although, now I will check.)

Anyway, cool song...  (It did add a lot to the allure of the HBO series...  very cool song to go with the opening sequence.)  I just wish that they had contiued the series past the initial 10 episodes, but then again...  it was a strange story...  where do you go with it...  Was that the second-coming???   HMMMM?

 Gatlinburger wrote: 
Scroll down about nine months...

Have any of ya'll watched "John from Cincinnati" (HBO from a couple of years ago)?  This is the theme song...  Although, it's a different version, more acoustic...

Anyway, excellent song... excellent show.

 gearfab wrote: 

Ya got that right, bub! IMO, Strummer is the only bright spot of The Clash!

whole album is good!

Jackson dies and the media goes apeshit...Strummer dies and you hardly hear about it. Now who of the two had a real impact on music? Not that I'm the least surprised or anything, but still...

 PeorgieTirebiter wrote: 
Just watched it last night, thanks. It is indeed very well done and has made me a certified (-able) fan, albeit (sadly) belatedly. He was a cool guy, I thought, whose mind appeared to be in the right place.

The counterpart DVD, Let's Rock Again, was also very entertaining. Focusing on his comeback with the Mescaleros, Netflix members can stream it.

Here's a fabulous documentary all fans should see:  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0800099/

Thanks Joe.  You left us too soon.

I am cranking this great song! 

 mikexican wrote: 
I do get it! How cool is this song?......Way Cool, way out where the sun is, way out where the fun is. That's where we all should be! 

6 -> 7 growing on me!

 tg3k wrote: 
I don't know why Mr. Poose wanted to run my dad down. The guy lived through the depression. And the family lived off the land in Anaheim, California for crying out loud. He continued to hunt and fish his entire life. He didn't kill blatantly. And he didn't waste a thing. He fertilized the tree's with the innards of ducks and fish. And fed his worms for fishing with them too!

 JesseJ wrote: 

I liked that show.... bummer it was cancled... but then I'm on the weird side of most programs.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 


Living things eat other living things. It's how the world works. I don't hunt, because it's easier for me to buy my food, but I support those who do to put food on the table. (And I wouldn't hesitate to hunt if my survival depended on it.)

This totally rules. If you don't like it, you don't get it.

 HazzeSwede wrote: 
Don't think it.

Us New Worlders may lose Apis mellifera, but there are other pollinators to use.

Honey may get pricey, though...

/entomologist
//srsly

 More_Cowbell wrote: 
Some say both Bees and Flowers will be gone in in a couple of decades.

 ThePoose wrote: 
What about that poor head of lettuce you killed? Or that stalk of celery? Watch out for that fly on your windshield!
Shame. Shame.

I bet you hate Indians too.

Oh brother.

My dad could have beat up your dad any day.
He killed lots of fish too!

miss you Joe...

The end is near

What is happening with all the Bees lately?

This was the theme song for "John From Cincinnati" on HBO.. man that was a weird show.

It's a wonderful thing! 
And a vast improvement on Disney's pap, though I realize that to mention Disney in the same breath with Joe is a serious disservice to Joe.

This song is a RP classic for me. LOVE it.

Just me, now.  What a fun, catchy tune.  Lighten up, everybody.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 

Is a way of showing one's respect for animals taking great pleasure in killing them and watching them die?
You say there was no waste there; on the contrary: looks as if there was a great waste in your father's attitude
and in your delusional remembrance of him.

Tremendous and innovative work from a tremendous talent. 

Excelsior wrote:
Don't hold back now, how do you really feel?