I got a chance to talk with quite a few bands at the CMJ Music Marathon recently. Those interviews of course will be appearing here on SuicideGirls exclusively over the next few weeks.
The lucky first band I got to talk with is Epitaph Records Scatter the Ashes which consists of Daryl Stamps on vocals, guitarist James Robert Farmer, basisst Matt McCord and drummer Dillon...
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The lucky first band I got to talk with is Epitaph Records Scatter the Ashes which consists of Daryl Stamps on vocals, guitarist James Robert Farmer, basisst Matt McCord and drummer Dillon...
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I was very excited to talk to Chazz Palminteri for his movie Noel. Ive been a fan of his ever since I saw a preview screening of A Bronx Tale back in 1993. Though the movie had its flaws the idea behind it of wasting talent really stuck with me and has been one of the motivating factors in my life. Noel is the first...
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twwly:
Nice. I'm a fan.
dipdipdip0:
His parents bought hearing aids from muh 'pa.
The Libertines have had a tough time during the past couple of years. After breaking out with their first song, What a Waster, they quickly descended into a Behind the Music-like hell when their frontman Pete Doherty became a heavy drug addict, nearly causing the breakup of the band.
But thats all behind them now, and theyre releasing their latest self-titled album and its their...
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But thats all behind them now, and theyre releasing their latest self-titled album and its their...
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luis:
damonalbarn666 said:
very nice album indd!!! 
my fav. songs are; ofcourse "can't stand me now" 
"don't be shy", and the very nice "what katie did" 
if you like this album, you should try "razorlight - up all night" 
It's ironic that my ex from high school to the time I got out of the Army is called Katie. 
blondiecapone:
Hey I just saw the Libertines a week or 2 ago at the 9:30 club in DC. They kicked ass. The best thing about the show was that they had half the crowd up on stage with them. There show was stink'in great. I hope they come back to town... there sound is original and inspiring....and there dead sexy. 
Control Room can sit alongside the documentaries Fahrenheit 9/11 and Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism as a film that may influence this coming election.
Control Room, directed by Jehane Noujaim, is a chronicle that provides a rare window into the international perception of the Iraq War, courtesy of Al Jazeera, the Arab world's most popular news outlet. Roundly criticized by Cabinet members and Pentagon...
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Control Room, directed by Jehane Noujaim, is a chronicle that provides a rare window into the international perception of the Iraq War, courtesy of Al Jazeera, the Arab world's most popular news outlet. Roundly criticized by Cabinet members and Pentagon...
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cthav:
AndersWolleck said:
cthav said:
A wonderful documentary. Glad you guys interviewed him. 
no prob but thats a woman
man. woman. same thing.
handsome_rob:
i'm gonna try and find this, but i doubt wal mart or fye will have it.
also, on the phone clicking thing, i've had that happen a lot, always when there's a cell phone on at least one end of the call. i've researched echelon before and what i've come up with is that the keywords vary by what they're listening for. some days it might be drug-related, some days it might be terrorist related, or whatever. but the sites i found all said that they have dictionaries of keywords for each topc they listen for.
the cell phone issue is because they can monitor electronic transactions, like posting this comment, and microwave and raido transmissions. just list out loud a bunch of words relating to, for example terrorism, and a few seconds later you get two or three clicks like another line joining the conversation, only nobody answers because it's just a recorder to be studied later.
anyway, per the rest of the interview, i generally go for international news sources anyway because all the domestic news sources are as good as state-run anyway, and i have no morals to offend by the graphic nature of the real news. i used to use gala.net a lot but now i don't think russian news sources can be trusted anymore either.
also, on the phone clicking thing, i've had that happen a lot, always when there's a cell phone on at least one end of the call. i've researched echelon before and what i've come up with is that the keywords vary by what they're listening for. some days it might be drug-related, some days it might be terrorist related, or whatever. but the sites i found all said that they have dictionaries of keywords for each topc they listen for.
the cell phone issue is because they can monitor electronic transactions, like posting this comment, and microwave and raido transmissions. just list out loud a bunch of words relating to, for example terrorism, and a few seconds later you get two or three clicks like another line joining the conversation, only nobody answers because it's just a recorder to be studied later.
anyway, per the rest of the interview, i generally go for international news sources anyway because all the domestic news sources are as good as state-run anyway, and i have no morals to offend by the graphic nature of the real news. i used to use gala.net a lot but now i don't think russian news sources can be trusted anymore either.
hey everybody
i recently posted a thread about posting your fave SG's taint. i posted some beautiful pics of Katie & Amina's taint. it got deleted!!!
Can anyone think of a good reason why?
i recently posted a thread about posting your fave SG's taint. i posted some beautiful pics of Katie & Amina's taint. it got deleted!!!
Can anyone think of a good reason why?
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enigma_entity:
Happy Halloween!!! Until next time...
fhaknlknaoinoain:
oh my, alex grey. i'll give you twenty bucks if you snag him 
fifty>?
fifty>?
Danny Glover has had a career of contradictions. While he has appeared in the highly successful Lethal Weapon franchise, he has also been very politically active on issues involving minorities in the U.S., global human rights and AIDS. He was also appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program.
Of course thats besides the point, because he has a starring role in the...
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ashlynn:
If you spend any amount of time with anyone, you will find some things you like about them or that you have in common. Hate the man all you want for his political pals, but we're calling him a good actor.
goatinamoat:
Ashlynn said:
If you spend any amount of time with anyone, you will find some things you like about them or that you have in common. Hate the man all you want for his political pals, but we're calling him a good actor.
The opening of the article seemed to concentrate way more on the politics than his acting...
Danny Glover has had a career of contradictions. While he has appeared in the highly successful Lethal Weapon franchise, he has also been very politically active on issues involving minorities in the U.S., global human rights and AIDS. He was also appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program.
hence my opinion.
Its somewhat ironic that a band called Liars Academy does their best to tell the truth about themselves. Their new album, Demons, is their most personal one to date and its that way for every member of the band because Ryan Shelkett [vocals, guitar], Fred Fritz [guitar, vocals], Chris Camden [bass, vocals] and Evan Tanner [drums] each hand some kind of influence on every song....
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missy:
Its somewhat ironic that a band called Liars Academy does their best to tell the truth about themselves. Their new album, Demons, is their most personal one to date and its that way for every member of the band because Ryan Shelkett [vocals, guitar], Fred Fritz [guitar, vocals], Chris Camden [bass,...
Thank god Comedy Central has started rerunning Crossballs: The Debate Show at 6:30 pm EST on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Its one of the funniest shows ever on television and it will appeal to your dark black comedic heart. I got a chance to talk with Matt Besser the co-creator of Crossballs and a founding member of the Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe.
Crossballs featured...
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sadiemae:
matt besser is a fucking genius. that is all.
octegon:
I'm pissed off that more people didn't comment on this interview. Matt Besser is fucking HYSTERICAL! The UCB are the Beatles of Improv and Besser is John Lennon.
Sarah Michelle Gellar defined one of the best characters in television, the title role of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. But of course the show ended and she has moved onto other things. For many years during the run of Buffy, Gellar did horror movies such as Scream 2 and I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Now her latest project, The Grudge, is another horror...
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Now her latest project, The Grudge, is another horror...
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elizabellins:
DoctorSkinny said:
nolove said:
Buffy 
Never understood what people saw in that show.
*shrugs shoulders*
they reference Trogdor!
Hehe, that was great.
niblet:
I'm in love with Buffy <3 so happy this interview is on sg
Alexander Payne is the handsome young director of the films as Citizen Ruth, Election and About Schmidt. His latest picture is Sideways starring Paul Giamatti and Paynes wife Sandra Oh.
Sideways is the story of Miles Raymond [Paul Giamatti], a failed writer who teaches junior high school English. He takes his best friend, former hot actor Jack [Thomas Haden Church] on a weeklong drive up...
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Sideways is the story of Miles Raymond [Paul Giamatti], a failed writer who teaches junior high school English. He takes his best friend, former hot actor Jack [Thomas Haden Church] on a weeklong drive up...
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vitaminion:
See Citizen Ruth, people! Best movie ever.
anderswolleck:
congrats on winning the academy award
hey everyone, the beastie show was awesome, one o fthe best big venue shows i've ever been to.
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wren:
Thank god.
olsen:
I can't believe you got to interview Sarah Michelle Gellar!! Lucky you!
Back in 1994, Frank Darabont rocketed into the public eye with his directorial debut The Shawshank Redemption. The movie didnt burn up the box office but it garnered seven Academy Award nominations including one for Best Picture. It also cemented Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman firmly as powerful dramatic actors.
Darabont was already known in Hollywood as the go to guy for studio horror films...
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Darabont was already known in Hollywood as the go to guy for studio horror films...
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beedlebaum:
Shawshank is so fucking overrated. Seriously.
mental_mephis:
The book, of course, is far better.
good live band, and really nice guys!
i wonder if they'll come back to new orleans...