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Dead Winter's Night (Formally Bright Eyes)
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I am putting a list of Legends Graphic Novels on to the timeline - it may be incomplete, as I am not sure just how many comics/graphic novels have been produced and finding a list is hard. It is lacking the children's and teenage novels from that era.
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Site has been updated - SWCC has had stuff added, but it's not showing up on my profile, feed, or on the activity log.
One thing I have noticed is that far-right ideology often goes hand in hand with abuse, but you still have to be on the look out for abuse in the left as it's often masked.
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Simon Cowell and others of his ilk didn't really kill music, though it didn't do it any favours - it's AI and blandness.
I don't have anything against pop music, because some of the pop music of the 70's, 80's and 90's is fantastic, but I can't stand stuff that you can't tell apart from other bands doing the same thing, or that's forgetable as soon as you hear it.
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I was shocked yesterday when I played one of T.O.A.D'S albums to find that it was bland pop music (the boring AI sounding stuff I complained about the other day.) How does a metal band go to that? I've known bands to change their musical style before (Suburban Rock and Roll and Love You More than Football are different to Spiders and Tin Planet, for example) but they were still listenable. I'm glad that I didn't buy
Quite a lot of them weren't that brilliant, but the Jedi Apprentice, Jedi Quest, Young Jedi Knights and Junior Jedi Knights are important - if not easy to get hold of.
In regards to Disney, I am only going to be listing the books that I have read, or are interested in reading as I am quite picky about the material. As I prefer the Legends timeline, I will only be reading the books that are set during the Prequels - Return of the Jedi, and the ones which include Jedi from the Prequels. I won't be reading the High Republic series or anything else.
In regards to Solo, and Rogue One - I quite liked the films as I think they are the best of the Disney produced ones, but for Solo, in particular, I prefer Brian Daley's Han Solo Adventures and A. C. Crispin's Han Solo Trilogy as they explain Han's friendship with Wookiees a lot better. In A. C. Crispin's work, he was brought up by a Wookiee and had his life saved by her, so when he sees Chewie being mistreated he
helps him.