Dear SDA regulars, feel free to critique the following: 17 “Flawless” Songs

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From 1950, here is The Big Train: New York Central Railroad.

Bonus: Longtime lawyer Robert Barnes was on fire in the Viva Barnes podcast last night. It’s well worth a watch.

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Tonight, we return to 1970 to enjoy the Bruins vs. Blackhawks Stanley Cup semifinals highlights.

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There have been many great car chase scenes in movies over the years. Here’s one from The Rock, set in San Francisco.

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Here’s a profound song by Aaron Lewis called Am I The Only One. Here are the lyrics. While it’s targeted at Americans, it clearly has equal applicability to Canadians and Brits in this crazy era.

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Here’s a song called Extreme Ways by Moby. Without cheating, do you know which movie franchise it was prominent in?

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Here is Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk performed by the USC Marching Band. Of course, Kenji and the other SDA regulars know that the ONLY reason I’m sharing this video is because “I like the music”. That’s my story and I’m sticking with it. 😉

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Traveling on North American highways wasn’t always as simple as it is now. Enjoy this 1931 Motor Trip to Florida.

Bonus: Here’s a quick tutorial about how to drive through a tornado … and not come out the other side.

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This video focuses on hedgehog mortars that destroyed Japanese submarines in WW2.

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From 1985, here is The Cult performing She Sells Sanctuary. Given the holes in my musical knowledge, I would appreciate anyone sharing personal tales of your connection with this song, which I sense is kind of famous in its day.

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Though some consider train travel an activity of a bygone era, many still enjoy it very much. Here’s a video entitled Traveling on trains between NYC & Seattle.

Bonus: This video is entirely about the current state of Britain but should prove to be interesting to most every Canadian.

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Here’s a fun song called Knock on Wood, covered by Sing It Live.

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With the aim of putting a smile on your face, here is Kramer vs The U.S. Postal Service.

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With a hat tip to SDA regular, Kenji, from 1967, here is Paper Sun by Traffic.

If you have tips from the Sun, Moon, or even the Earth, we want ’em!

Here is the First Ever Late Night with David Letterman show

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We begin the start of a new month with a documentary video entitled The Birth of the Dixie Highway

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More than a few boxing fans feel that the April 15, 1985 fight between Hearns & Hagler is The Greatest Round of Boxing ever.

Bonus: Here’s the face of a moron. Woke White Women are the most destructive, evil force of every society.

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From 1948, here is Call Northside 777 featuring James Stewart.

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The June 6th, 1944 invasion at Normandy was hugely successful but then the Allied troops got stuck, battling German forces across great swaths of hedgerows. Operation Cobra finally allowed them to break out into the rest of France.

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This is a great documentary entitled The Codebreaker Who Almost Single-Handedly Stopped The Japanese Navy.

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