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I must respectfully (but firmly) disagree with you regarding The Cure's best album. It is Faith, not Pornography. I will admit I have grown to like Pornography better over the years than I did at the time it was released, but Faith is their masterpiece. The new Cure DVD in which they play Pornography in it's entirety is excellent though.

cro-magnon or neil young? what ever happened to clovesbud?

I just noticed YLT on your profiel. I saw them in person this summer. The floor of the venue is sprung, so that you feel the music in your body twice as heavily as normal. And their music is already so tactile.

I felt like I was on acid the whole time.

And then (how embarassing is this?) in the last song of their second encore, I actually fainted. I think it was the heat. But it was too bad, because I was really enjoying the song.

Oh, if only you knew!

I completely agree with you re 70's movies. Killing of a Chinese Bookie is brilliant. There was something a whole lot grittier about movies back then. It's all so slick, high-tech and boring now.

Anyway, keep up the dumb posts!!

I hate 70s cinematography. Hate, hate, hate!

You wanna see a really great movie???? See "Happiness Of The Cattagoris" (from the director of the Audition and Ichi The Killer) RIGHT NOW! It'll blow the socks of your ass.

That's right: Tom fucking Wopat!

I don't like love songs. Would you call those lyrics whistful? I like Nick Cave style love songs.

"the girls was beautiful with a ribbon in her hair. We made love by the mountain brook. Than I caved her skull in with a limestone boulder 'cause I wanted to see all beauty die."

Stuff like that. His lyrics always hit the spot.

FUCK 'EM CHRIST POP 'EM

(for the SLAPSHOT fans)

Pirates of the Carribbean is next on my viewing list then.

Now I'm going to find out what Andy Goldsworthy is all about by searching IMDb...

You are oh-so-indie in your musical taste but pretty mainstream in your movie picks. I suppose there's some sort of meaning in that but I'm not sure what it is.

Is it true that welfare mothers make better lovers?

do you believe everything you read ?

I've been slacking with your burns and surprises. You have to burn me some Neil. All I own is Rust Never Sleeps, Decade, Everyone Knows This Is Nowhere, After The Gold Rush, and Broken Arrow. Hook me up, brotha!!!

I do have TRANS on vinyl though.

For my vocal duties on our latest noise rock album, I read passages from the Christian Science bible thing in a Captain Beefheart fashion. The only thing on my mind the whole time was GIMME THAT OLD TIME RELIGION. My cohorts are transferring it from MiniDisk over to CD. I'll get you a copy. Only one guy in the group knows how to do anything. What I lack in talent I make up for in energy. Cheech might get a a chuckle or two.

NOW GET ME A BEER, SLAVE!!!!!!

"Adventure" is pretty much what I'd been lead to expect-- the songs are good, but the procuction is much too glossy. The drums are mixed way down low and recorded so that they sound like a cross between a drum machine and a kid's toy. The vocals are mixed too high. The guitars are overall ok, but too orderly and restrained. But if you can look past the overproduction, yeah the songs are there.

Curious George is a naughty lil' monkey.

i agree with frida -- i don't like the gringos neither!!!

I liked the fuckin' U-Boats. But they need to be modernized to meet my drinking and Grand Theft Auto Vice City habits. They can leave the guns in the tourettes, too. I imagine I would like to mimick what I see in video games after about 28-33 Amstel Lights.

Plus we'll need the soundtrack from Scarface. It just makes sense.