"Rubber Biscuit" is a #novelty #doowop song performed by the vocals-only team #theChips, who recorded it in 1956. It was covered by #theBluesBrothers on their 1978 debut album, #BriefcaseFullOfBlues, among many other artists, as well as being featured in the 1973 film #MeanStreets.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrjiJp8zr5Y

Movie TV Tech Geeks #Movie #Goodfellas #TheIrishman #MeanStreets 10 Mob Movies That Are Almost as Good as 'The Godfather' (and Some Might Even Be Better) http://dlvr.it/TPs9Qg

Let’s get crunk. #MeanStreets

GREAT FELLA: #RebeccaMiller's five-part #AppleTV #docuseries #MrScorsese dives into the life and career of #MartinScorsese. But does it shed new light on arguably America's greatest #director?.. https://loveitinpomona.blogspot.com/2025/11/good-fella-mr-scorsese.html #cinema #newyork #hollywood #film #movies #meanstreets #littleitaly #robertdeniro #taxidriver #ragingbull #catholicism #buddhism #leonardodicaprio #sharonstone #kingofcomedy #thedeparted #oscars #stevenspielberg #jodiefoster #paulschrader #danieldaylewis #thewolfofwallstreet

‘Mr. Scorsese’ Review: Apple TV+ Docuseries Offers an Entertaining, if Standard, Overview of a Legendary Filmmaker
#TV #TVReviews #Goodfellas #LeonardoDiCaprio #MartinScorsese #MeanStreets #MrScorsese #NewYorkFilmFestival #Newyorkfilmfestival2025 #RagingBull #RebeccaMiller #RobertDeNiro

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-reviews/mr-scorsese-review-apple-tv-docuseries-rebecca-miller-1236391291/

𝐋a 𝐒éance de 𝐌inuit

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐊𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐫
Film écrit et réalisé par John Woo en 1989
Avec Chow Yun-fat , Danny Lee et Sally Yeh

*The Killer est un petit chef d'œuvre du polar d'action Hong-kongais comme seul John Woo savait en faire.

#TheKiller #JohnWoo #ChowYunFat #DannyLee #SallyYeh
#LeSamouraï #MeanStreets #Narazumono #action #culte
#cinema #cinegenres #vidéothèqueidéale #LaSéanceDeMinuit

𝐋a 𝐒éance de 𝐌inuit:
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~ 1970s Movies ~
Vote for the best movie of the bracket.

#TaxiDriver - 76
#MeanStreets - 73
#SilverStreak - 76

#RobertDeniro #HarveyKeitel
#RichardPryor #GeneWilder

@rsmon77 I get that it was the 70s but.. they still got the response wrong- NEVER cover the mouth or put anything in the mouth of someone that’s having a seizure
#FridayThrillerClub #MeanStreets

This would make a good double feature with “Mikey and Nicky”
#FridayThrillerClub #MeanStreets #MikeyAndNicky

And our #FridayThrillerClub leading ladies are Amy Robinson and Jeannie Bell
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This week’s #FridayThrillerClub leading men are Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, David Proval, Richard Romanus and Cesare Danova
#MeanStreets #RobertDeNiro #HarveyKeitel #DavidProval #RichardRomanus #CesareDanova #FilmNoir #MartinScorsese

Posters for “Mean Streets” from The USA, Spain, Italy and France
#FridayThrillerClub #MeanStreets #FilmNoir

‘To me, Manhattan is the universe’: Scorsese and De Niro reunite on stage https://www.theguardian.com/film/article/2024/jun/17/to-me-manhattan-is-the-universe-scorsese-and-de-niro-reunite-on-stage #Tribecafilmfestival #MartinScorsese #RobertDeNiro #MeanStreets #Culture #USnews #Film

Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro Go Deep: The Pair Reflect on Meeting Via Brian De Palma, How Their Partnership Thrives and Paying the Mob to Make ‘Mean Streets’
#Variety #News #MartinScorsese #MeanStreets #RobertDeNiro #TribecaFilmFestival

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/martin-scorsese-robert-de-niro-meeting-staying-friends-1236038954/

Martin Scorsese & Robert De Niro, Great Friends, Brilliant Collaborators, On Where It All Started As ‘Mean Streets’ Plays Tribeca Festival
#Festivals #News #JonathanTaplin #MartinScorsese #MeanStreets #Nas #RobertDeNiro #RollingStones #TribecaFestival

https://deadline.com/2024/06/martin-scorsese-robert-de-niro-friends-collaborators-mean-streets-tribeca-festival-1235974615/

📽 Petita ressenya de "Mean Streets" #cinema #meanstreets #cinemastodon

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Riot V – Mean Streets Review

By Steel Druhm

The seals have hit the beach once again and a new Riot V opus is upon us. New York’s longest-running metal act are back with their third album under the modified Riot V moniker after the death of founding guitarist Mark Reale in 2012. Following 2018s Armor of Light, Mean Streets keeps the same lineup intact and continues more or less in the same classic Riot direction with a sound walking the line between hard rock, heavy and power metal with a decidedly retro charm and sensibility undergirding much of what they do. As an act that’s been around in one form or another since 1977, they know their history and place in the metal universe, even though no founding member remains on board. That means you get another album full of guitar-driven rockers with an ear for hooks and old-timey attitudes. Will the seal club you or will you club the seal? Let’s find out.

As with Armor of Light, Mean Streets finds Riot V in a less amped-up space than they were for 2014s Unleash the Fire. Few songs here will remind you of their Thundersteel, The Privilege of Power, Immortal Soul salad days, but that doesn’t mean the Riot has been dispersed entirely. Opener “Hail to the Warriors” has some of that Thundersteel fire in its belly and delivers a rousing, fast-paced and bombastic piece of New York power that’s easy to love. It’s a classic Riot song with Todd Michael Hall bringing his A-game vocally with flair and dynamism on full display. He sounds like Manowar’s Eric Adams doing power metal, and that’s a can’t miss article. Mike Flyntz and Nick Lee bring the six-string thunder with Judas Priest-esque dueling harmonies and solos and the machine feels well-tuned and dangerous. “Love Beyond the Grave” is crunchy and uber-catchy with a simple chorus that drills into your skull and Hall sounds extra passionate here. The title track is a loving nod to their finest hour, repurposing the riff from Thundersteel’s “Johnny’s Back” to set the stage for a callback to its central themes of youth and remembering the streets of your wilder, happier days. It’s a nostalgia bomb for moldy old fans like myself and I love it.

There are some lesser moments too, unfortunately. “Feel the Fire” was the album’s lead single and upon hearing it I grew very concerned with the direction the band was heading in. It’s a bit of an oddity for Riot V, sounding like hair metal/cock rock, though the band instills enough class and muscle to make it somewhat tolerable. “Lean Into It” is another miss with a radio-friendly rock style that feels flat and uninteresting, and “Open Road” is a decent song but its main riff is close enough to that from “I Did It My Way” by Revolution Renaissance as to be troubling. At a zaftig 51 minutes, Mean Streets would have benefitted from trimming these lesser moments, but the album manages to avoid feeling way too long thanks to overall energy, hooks, and tight song lengths.

Once again Todd Michael Hall impresses with his vocal range and versatility. While I’ll always miss Tony Moore’s massive voice, Hall’s been a great replacement and keeps the Riot V sound close enough to the glory days to keep me happy. He doesn’t overdo it or get too screechy, using a controlled and powerful delivery that goes down as smoothly as cold beer on a hot day. Mike Flyntz and Nick Lee have become a potent tandem and dazzle with slick pyrotechnics without ever getting too showboaty. They know when to drop a sharp flourish or wild solo and when to back off and let the riffs do the talking. It’s ultimately the songwriting slips here and there that hold Mean Streets back from reaching that next level.

I hate that there’s always such a long wait between albums from these guys, and I hate that they rarely ever play shows in New York, usually opting to spend their time touring Japan. That said, I’ll probably be a Riot / Riot V fan til they encase me in an iron grave tomb. This is worth checking out despite some blemishes, and if you’ve somehow missed out on Thundersteel, correct that deficiency in your metal life ASAP. Riot 4 eva.

Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 6 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Atomic Fire
Websites: areyoureadytoriot.com | facebook.com/riotrockcity
Releases Worldwide: May 10th, 2024

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#oldtimeradio #meanstreets

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