What’s the topic?

Seems reasonable. Just shoddy research not to cover in depth every serviceman who participated in a campaign.

Dennis seems like quite the discerning reader.

As was I. But, I do think you would write an excellent history of the theater.

I keep such proprietary information confidential, but now that the cat is out of the bag, this seems like a task you are uniquely qualified to carry out.

Excellent music for all occasions.

Not intentionally at least. There are a lot of similarities between the two.

As I mentioned to you once before, I preferred Kitchen in the earlier German — Taysen’s version. Kitchen does provide a solid overview of the remainder of the campaign, though.

Congrats. That's good stuff.

I hear Iron Maiden when I look at this.

I think this is exactly right.

I’ve seen them 3 times. The Mindcrime tour opening for Metallica on their Justice tour, the Tribe tour (2004?), and the last one was about a week before they broke up. The first two were fantastic, the last one was not. There was a real hostility on the stage that night. Weirdest show I’ve seen.

I think they’re much closer to Maiden than Crue. Their first couple albums have a real edge to them. And some of their most recent ones are pretty good too, even if the band probably shouldn’t be called Queensryche anymore.

Queensryche is also one of my favorites. Operation Mindcrime is a perfect album, in my opinion and Empire is also really good. I’d say they fall under the metal umbrella somewhere. Maybe progressive metal?

Can’t go wrong with Ritchie Blackmore. Though sometimes Slayer hits just right.

Maybe some Iron Maiden or Scorps too.

It could get a little riffier around these parts.

Very difficult for that long time Republican to come to terms with what his party both laid the groundwork for and for what it has become.