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I wish I had Showtime so I could watch this show.

I've known Mick personally for quite some time and he's indeed a supportive, creative, wonderful guy.

FAILURE is one of the best bands ever. ever!

You know that picture above isn't of Troy, right!? That's current-lineup drummer, Joey Castillo.



I've been of fan of Troy's since catching him supporting Failure in '97. Since then, I've happily seen him 5-10+ times live and stolen all of his best Lap Steel + E-Bow tricks!

Absolutely Brill! It's about time that someone is working on this issue. Fear is the darkness in a room with the lights turned off. Nice to see someone attempting to turn it on for those too lazy or too scared to turn it on for "dem-selves"! Too many of us have this issue way 2 twisted. Good going Marc!

Just watching the trailer for the film makes you sick from hearing what those people say.

Jason Schwartzman..... the guy makes me cream!

That last quote in the interview where M Forster says you lose the ground if you get too involved with all the people, too social and don't spend enough time with yourself. He just answered a whole set of issues for me. It's wild, but it's a struggle a lot of the time to be perceived as an entertaining person and therefore a social person or someone who should be. Then you try to live up to it and end up flopping around off center and not accomplishing much. It leaves you wondering where time went and why it seems you were so much more imaginative when you were little or younger or a teenager.

Truth is when you were little, or younger, or a teenager there was a whole list of excuses why you could be on your own. Everything from over active/developing imagination to you being just too damn moody. Whatever, it was more okay to be alone and sometimes even lonely. As an adult or as a success it is less okay to be alone or lonely. You are supposed to have a life. But what if your life is a rich internal one? And what if what you do requires focus and listening to what's in your head and in your heart and maybe even time to process what you have heard from the people around you.

I'm trying to get this right, and I feel I'm making a mess of it when all I want to say to M Forster is thanks for the back up. I needed to hear it. And I needed to hear it, now.

Now, I'm all stoked to see your work.

Steve's got a new band these days called Steve Soto and the Twisted Hearts. I saw them open for X last year. Really great.

I have been a fan or hers since Once and Again, and the only reason I picked up Thirteen was because she was in it. I think she is an amazing actress and am looking forward for Pretty Persuasion to come to DVD.

I love her. My fav

Eff'n Awesom. Gotta love em.

Did you actually find a place in NYC? I just went through that a few months back - a total bitch. Hope your experience was OK.

Nice neighborhood. Fuck manhattan.

He's a great, far too underrated director. All his stuff has been interesting and well crafted. "Mad Dog and Glory" is fantastic, with a great switch of roles between DeNiro and Bill Murray. (Come to think of it, McNaughton used Murray in a perfectly quirky turn in "Wild Things" as well.) Also worth seeing is "Normal Life" a little seen gem with Luke Perry and Ashley Judd as a couple who devolve into the usual McNaughton themes of crime, sex and violence.

PLUG IT IN, OTIS!

Not one question about him being in Predator?
Really good interview though, he's involved in a few more films than I realised I think.. And it is interesting to hear what he intended for Lethal Weapon.

[Edited on Oct 18, 2005 by WesB]