The first season was good, but this second is on a whole other level. And it might end up as one of the best shows ever.
To get a taste of it:
The first season was good, but this second is on a whole other level. And it might end up as one of the best shows ever.
To get a taste of it:
Just starting watching a new series from HBO today – with a great pilot from Atlantic City in the 1920s and Prohibition. 18 Emmy nominations, directed by Martin Scorsese, great music and visuals, nice characters. Steve Buscemi is doing a great job, same with Al Capone and Lucky Luciano. Off to a promising start.
Damn.. the music in this show is incredible..


“Whoopin’ Blues” and “Ooh Poo Pah Doo”…
First season soon passed, but a second already signed..
HBo page – listing of soundtrack.
Update.
Original “Ooh Poo Pah Doo” by Jessie Hill on Youtube. Clip.
Update2.
More clips are put up on youtube, this one from the opening show – Treme getting ready for parade and Rebirth Brass Band playing “Funkin’ it up”. Check out the drumbeat from 2:30 and out..
More..
Great show.

Just done with the Hbo John Adams series from 2008 – excellent show. The last episode depicts an aging and somewhat bitter John Adams, who proclaims that nothing is as false as the modern european history, “..except for modern American History.” “The real and true story of the American Revolution is lost…. ….forever……”
“This scene never happened.. it’s a shameful fiction for posterity”.
John bows after a brief chat with a slightly disturbed George III – who is the first to “meet the friendship of the United States as an independent power”, since it had “been made and having become inevitable”..
See ya later..
Just started a new dvd-set last night, the emmy award winning television mini-series from 2008; “John Adams”. Very promising start with street rebellions in Boston and forces of freedom, justice and liberty brewing towards the British colonial rule.
Episode 1: Rising tensions in Boston forces the independent-minded lawyer John Adams to take a political stand between the freedom of the people and the british rule and crown.