The Café With No Name, Robert Seethaler

Moon Over Brooklyn is the first and only album by The Group With No Name on Casablanca, released in 1976. This is an early recording featuring aspiring singer/actress, Katey Sagal. This is a vinyl rip.

Moment Of Truth is the 1996 CD by Man With No Name. This was released by Concept In Dance.

If you thought only the Chinese and Japanese could make decent swordplay movies, you haven’t spent nearly enough time with South Korean cinema. They’ve cranked out some good ones in the past, though to be fair, South Korean swordplay movies tend to get stuck in their own grand sense of melodrama. This looks like one of those movies, with great action, swordplay, and heavy, heavy doses of the sap that just begs for a tragic ending. Check out our preview of “The Sword with No Name” (aka “The Last Empress”) below.

is a stock character in western films, but the term usually applies specifically to the iconic character (or possibly characters) played by American actor Clint Eastwood in what is often called "The Dollars Trilogy" directed by Sergio Leone, as well as later films like and . It has spawned countless references, allusions and other forms of homage in popular culture and other media that continues to the present--let's face it: the aura the cognomen elicits have few equals in terms of "cool." For further info, the subject article in Wikipedia is interesting. In the Spring of 2008 Dynamite Entertainment started publishing the ongoing comic book series , set after the events of the film and written by Christos Gage. Interestingly, Dynamite refers to the title character as "Blondie," the name Tuco, the Ugly character in said film, calls him with. The first issue was entitled, "The Man with No Name: The Good, The Bad, and The Uglier."