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In this thread just reply with a movie that you consider a classic. Include year released, Genre, Director, and any other info you want to add. I'll start with: No Country for Old Men. Director: Ethan Coen and Joel Coen. Staring: Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin, and Javier Bardem. Genre: Thriller, Modern Western.. Released in 2007. Won 2008 Academy Award for Best Picture. Based off Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel of the same name...

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Seeing Things, by Jakob Dylan. Genre: Americana, Folk.. Released in 2008

Wildflowers, by Tom Petty. Genre: Americana, Rock.. Released in 1994

Just wondering how many States everyone has been through or visited at one time or another. I live in Michigan but I have also been in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nevada, California, Arizona, and Florida. So I guess that makes nine for me.

Lucinda Williams Live at the Fillmore. Genre: Americana, Alternative Country, and Folk. Released in 2005

Dizzy Up the Girl, by Goo Goo Dolls. Genre: Alternative Rock.. Released in 1998

Doolittle, by Pixies. Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie.. Released in 1989

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, by Smashing Pumpkins. Genre: Alternative Rock, Grunge.. Released in 1995

Got my 2nd pot of coffee going for the morning and now i'm listening to Automatic for the People, by REM. Genre: Alternative Rock, Folk.. Released in 1992

Drinking my morning coffee to Eric Clapton's Unplugged album! Genre: Acoustic, Blues.. Released in 1992

Can't sleep... Listening to Band of Horses: Everything All the Time. Genre: Indie Rock.. Released in 2006

Happy Birthday! Glad you are well!