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Hey, Darkus, I'm finally checking these guys out on Saturday.
What kind of beer goes with indiejazz?

Without a number score for A Map of the Floating City,
I cannot bother myself to pay attention to the rest of your post.

pfffft. never been a fan of jane's addiction or porno for pyros or stone temple pilots or sonic youth or the pixies or radiohead or cigarette burns or paper cuts or head lice or toilet water or bunglescarousel's username/posts. PS ane's I was with you until those last five items. It's like I don't ...

Go even older. Watch anything they show on METV. Great stuff.

erutlucorgga wrote:Wait do I have the right pic?

"close enough, amigo!"

Great stations that I didn't have to do any filtering on:

- The Kinks
- The B-52's

both play a huge variety of artists, but keep in step with the original seed.

Don't do Johnny Cash unless you really want to hear three artists on repeat.

I quite enjoyed The Social Network.

I love the body-posture in that movie poster. It looks like Arnold is the goofy cousin nobody wants in the family portrait.

crotchgrabber wrote:got drunk

crotchgrabber wrote:love guru ... some quality film making right there.

you're being redundant.

shut up and check out A Town Called Panic right now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY55bTlZJEE

I'm dying to see that one. I've loved everything Aronofsky's made.

I didn't even notice that 'abides'. It's not like the Coens coined the word, either.

I don't know what you're talking about re: the second half. I couldn't tear my eyes away.

the fact that you thought there was any "wink wink nudge nudge" means you didn't get the film.

And the fact that you were bored means you haven't seen any classic Westerns.

I like what Roger Ebert said about it: "This is like Iggy Pop singing 'My Funny Valentine,' which he does very well. "

True Grit is a mighty fine Western.

Rick Cave wrote:

disasterbasket wrote:ceaser?

You mean Caesar?

pretty sure he was talking about someone who stops doing something.

I dug The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.

you'll forget the shocking stuff by the end of the film. It assaults you, then gets VERY talky.

I have. He certainly had a tough young life. He was pretty stoic about everything, too.

ABACAB!!!!

I love love love Nilsson.

I never care much about achievements.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was quite good.

Eviltoastman wrote:Pac-Man Championship Edition DX.

Exceptional.

I'm in full agreement.

Just finished Perfume by Patrick Suskind - absolutely glorious read. Dark and funny, very richly dramatised stark view of what a bunch of dumb, useless, stench-riddled fucks humans are. Sort of like L'Etranger with Old Spice. the movie's pretty great, too. ugh french setting with brit accents? cmon...