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  1. April 17th, 2012, 12:22 PM #1
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    Default Netflix Instant just released over 75 music progams!

    Netflix just had over 75 concerts and documentaries become available via instant streaming. The list includes Rory Gallagher, ZZ Top, Ted Nugent, Jeff Healy, The Beatles, Gary Moore, Queen, "Out of Ireland," Iron Maiden, Metallica, "Supershow," "A Technicolor Dream," and something called "The Strat Pack." See the (mostly) complete list at http://www.retrohound.com/new-netfli...w-music-shows/
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  2. April 17th, 2012, 03:03 PM #2
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    Woo hoo! Yes!!

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    Wow! A little something for everybody in that list. I immediately added Queen and the Iron Maiden Classic Album (I love the Classic Albums series).
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    That's great!
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    Nice! Hopefully they have at least a few in HD.

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    Nice excellent this is really very excited news actually i think this is because of the super Emcees who have the great experience in making music and also organized the every kind of shows they are well trained and have all the knowledge about the music making and organizing the shows so this is why i am also9 be a Emcee in my life and doing work in under of these Emcees...

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    Just started watching "The Strat Pack" and man was I glad to see my old friend Sonny Curtis on stage singing and playing with Albert Lee and Brian May. Sonny was one of the original Crickets with "Buddy Holly and the Crickets". He has written scores of songs including "I Fought the Law" but was best known for the theme to the "Mary Tyler Moore Show" back in the 70's. Haven't seen him in a while. Hope the old boy is doing okay.
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    not available in Canada (yet)...
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