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and it's also kind of funny to read someone calling anywhere in west Cork, even Bandon, a "catholic neighborhood"

Idon't know his first album. 'A Grand' is a great laugh. Like an English version of Eminem, but better. Not crass and not really hardcore at all. One of the most real things I've ever heard. Songs about losing a phone, money and a girl. Everyday people. Highly recommended.
Wake up Hip Hop heads.

I bought the new album not having heard the Streets before but having read a number of great reviews of both this and the last album. At first listen I was a little disappointed because frankly I thought the beats on the album were a little weak. However, once you realize that each song is really a spoken word narrative with the music serving to support that narrative, as opposed to something you put on to groove to, I think you get a better handle on the album.

It's quite an interesting album, with aspects that make me grin (I love the way he says "fink" when he means "think") and aspects that make me remember similar scenes in my own life (the song where he and his girlfriend split is surprisingly touching).

I LOVE JML.

JML came to Hammerheads on Long Island, sometime in the early 90s and told me he was going to sue me if I used his "Dawn" character to promote my band. I was 16 at the time and Cry for Dawn was good. This new stuff is like a sober Al Jourgenson...

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"Mr. Bronwen Hughes." My sister's name is Bronwyn, it's an unusual name. But this looks like a great crime movie, even if it reminds me a little too much of the video for "Sabotage".

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Just watched this today. Great movie!

hehehe...talks faster than the micromachines guys....heheheh....

i saw 'code 46' back in march at the florida film festival and i didn't enjoy it very much. i hope that someday somebody makes a better sci fi movie that is set in shanghai, though, because damn. talk about a city that looks 30 years ahead of the curve from the rest of the planet

Congrats on scoring an interview with Alan Moore! I really enjoyed it. In a word, what was it like to be in the holy presence?

Great job with the Moore interview! I was wondering if you had to edit much -- I've read other interviews with him and they tend to get very extensive with his monologues and near-ramblings...Still amazingly entertaining, though!

sounds like an interesting job

if i ever performed as a peer with them i could die happy. "we'll carry on, we'll carry on"

I love Mark, which is why he's listed as my favorite artist.
Devo in chicago! anybody else going?

Of course, this article is a bit more amusing now that their new album is out!