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Boston 'Feelin' Satisfied'- http://youtu.be/skGWodwTHds
Cars 'Dangerous Type'- http://youtu.be/EWTfaOilSTQ

My first guess would be one of the Planet of the Apes movies, but I can't narrow it down between one of the many originals or one of the newer ones. So I'm going with my second guess which is the original Jurassic Park.

Sounds great Ron! I've been spending the majority of my free internet time reading old school dungeon reviews over at DF lately ( those valid criticisms of White Plume Mountain that I mentioned? That is where they are from), but I'll be by the & site and check it out.

Coh-rrect! I pass the scepter to you.

"We'd have more luck playing pickup sticks with our butt cheeks than we will getting a flight out of here tonight."

At first I was thinking Bull Durham, but my guess is Major League.

I'm almost a complete layman when it comes to CBs and ham radios, but on the more practical end I just read a newspaper article about how hams are used by a volunteer group to transmit emergency information in the area where I live. If there is an emergency like a natural disaster, you would probabl...

Yeah, it was unusually wet for out here in Skagit County, WA last Wednesday too, although obviously not anything like what you poor folks in Suffolk County got. Damn, I can't remember ever experiencing (or even imagine) ten inches of rain in two hours and I've spent some time in the Olympic Rain For...

Like the username.

I think it's time to give some recognition to the women.
Stik jogged my memory so here's Pat Benatar with: 'Promises in the Dark' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp-fHT9fE7Y
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: 'Bad Reputation' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WzIn15uYUw

I don't remember exactly what my first character was, but I specifically remember two of the first that actually lived for awhile. :) One was an old school magic user and, like Shao Khan, one was a paladin. Can't remember the Paladin's name, but the M-U's name was Clint (yeah,not too original, but I...

Hi Zid, my name is Matt. We kind of have parallel experiences in the way that we started playing. I too was the youngest in the group by at least three years and therefore oftentimes the goat. But like you,the appeal of the game made me persevere and keep going back (for about three more years anywa...

Like I clarified in my 1e post, the list was first published in Dungeon magazine, not Dragon.

Here's the full list of top modules ranked by Dungeon and it includes ones from 2 and 3e. Again, the list comes from the November '04 issue of Dungeon (#116). 44 C2: The Ghost Tower of Inverness Hammack 1980 AD&D 43 L2: The Assassin's Knot Latofka 1983 AD&D 42 B4: The Lost City Moldvay 1982 ...

All right no more music theory deliberation this time.
In a nod to the creator of the thread, a Led Zeppelin song that rock radio program directors seem to have overlooked, 'In the Evening':
https://youtu.be/AQgxdrEAMvk