Over the past 15 years Richard Linklater has turned into one of the great American film auteurs. His last few years have been his most exciting artistically and financially. School of Rock was his biggest hit and he followed that up with Before Sunset for which he was nominated for an Academy Award. Now comes his adaptation of Philip K. Dicks novel A Scanner Darkly...
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garion333:
Great interview, here. Completely relaxed. I'm even more stoked for this damn movie . . . once it is in a theatre near me.
aluminumovercast:
I can hardly wait to see this film, being both a great fan of Phillip K. Dick and the rotoscoping used in A Waking Life. This should be a benchmark for animation, considering the current market. I recently saw Nacho Libre, which was worked on by the Hess brothers and Mike White, who is by far the most underrated writer in film today, and while I know Nacho Libre was sort of a kids' movie, all thirty-seven previews that were shown between Coca-Cola commercials before the film started were for CGI movie with talking animals, or some shit. There has to be a breakthrough soon in commercial film animation, I don't see why rotoscoping can't turn the tide.
Brian Posehn has deep comedy roots. He first gained famed as a performer/writer on the seminal sketch comedy show Mr. Show with Bob and David. Since then hes become an in demand supporting in numerous sitcoms like Just Shoot Me and movies such as The Devils Rejects and Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic. This past year has been the biggest for Posehn. The Comedians of...
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lensturtle420:
His CD is great. Really funny.
strega:
Great interview. Love him.
Linda Medley may have grown up in rural California but that didnt stop her from reading comics. She grew up reading such kiddie books as Richie Rich but then later she became obsessed with the X-Men. She attended the Academy of Art College in San Francisco and eventually became a working comic book artist on such books as Books of Magic and Batman. But like...
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tcosk33:
I am currently half way through the collected HC and I love it! Can't wait for more!!!!!
lumenagerie:
Castle Waiting is one of the greats.
Cut Chemist is part of the seminal hip-hop band Jurassic 5. But in the past few years hes stepped back from the band to work on his solo album, The Audience's Listening. After four years hes finished the album and is releasing it through Warner Bros.
Buy The Audience's Listening
Daniel Robert Epstein: Why did it take you so long to get a solo album...
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Daniel Robert Epstein: Why did it take you so long to get a solo album...
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vanessa:
doctashock said:
all I can say is...
word
I somehow knew I was going to see a comment from you on this. 
Oh, Cut Chemist, how I heart thee.
dylan:
Everything Cut Chemist touches is gold.
I love this album.
I love this album.
Tony Millionaire is one of the best comic book creators in the world. Every cool underground scene is aware of his creations such as Maakies [which runs in over ten of the US largest weekly newspapers] and his lovely creation Sock Monkey. Millionaire has just added another soon to be classic character to his pantheon, Billy Hazelnuts. The new hardcover from Fantagraphics combines the nuttiness...
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norritt:
he illustrated a they might be giants album cover
that and the constant suicide/alcholism comics make millionaire my hero
that and the constant suicide/alcholism comics make millionaire my hero
rozehead:
the first time i met Tony was in an elevator going back to my hotel room. he was on the same floor as me. he asked if my friend and me if we wanted to drink with him. he said he had warm beers in his backpack. i'm not sure if it comes across in the interview, but Tony likes to drink...
true story.
true story.
came up with a good one!
"Most people in casinos look like they are the ones who lost their bathing suit in the gene pool"
"Most people in casinos look like they are the ones who lost their bathing suit in the gene pool"
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deceptiviewfilm:
HEY!!! My mom loves the casinos...she doesnt look like a gene pool gone bad...
Monkey Man...wow...I cant watch Thundercats now u know.
But the reason y i am posting is... With Clerks 2 coming out...are you going to be interviewing Mr. Smith for SG?
Monkey Man...wow...I cant watch Thundercats now u know.
But the reason y i am posting is... With Clerks 2 coming out...are you going to be interviewing Mr. Smith for SG?
peetymcgee:
what did you get for your birthday old motherfuckin paint? 
I WANT TO BE CALLED OLD PAINT EPSTEIN
also please dont do a friend req
also please dont do a friend req
wren:
I turned off my friend request option I was so sick of the fucking things.
Why "Old Paint"?
Why "Old Paint"?
The Riverboat Gamblers are made up of Freddy Castro and Ian M on guitar, vocalist Mike Wiebe, bass guitarist Patrick Lillard and Mark Baker on drums. Their latest album is called To The Confusion Of Our Enemies.
Buy To The Confusion Of Our Enemies
Daniel Robert Epstein: Whats going on today, anything good?
Freddy Castro: No, I had the day the off. I was worried...
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Daniel Robert Epstein: Whats going on today, anything good?
Freddy Castro: No, I had the day the off. I was worried...
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courtneyriot:
The Riverboat Gamblers are made up of Freddy Castro and Ian M on guitar, vocalist Mike Wiebe, bass guitarist Patrick Lillard and Mark Baker on drums. Their latest album is called To The Confusion Of Our Enemies...
jameson13:
I have never seen a more energetic live show than the Gamblers. It's not uncommon to see Mike swinging from the rafters, wading through the crowd or rolling on the floor, all while singing his little heart out. I miss seeing Mike and Fadi at The Brickhaus in Denton getting some coffee and nursing a hangover.
Watching shows like Wildboyz and Jackass really brings up that bile of fear in the back of my throat. Now if I was one of the Dudesons I would puke that bile up on my best friend while he was sleeping on an ice floe. The Dudesons consist of childhood friends from Finland named Jukka Hildn, Jarno Leppl, H-P Parviainen and Jarno Laasala. In their...
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sonofapunk:
Wait... Nevermind YouTube... The internet's been around for four years?!?! Where have I been?!
Hahahaha!
I love anything to do with Jackass, Viva La Bam, Wild Boyz... When I saw The Dudeson's on Viva La Bam, I was just waiting politely for them to show up.
They did.
But they didn't talk about Jarppi!
Awesome interview.
More more more more about people of this nature! My lifestyle is very similar to theirs. I just wish I had cameras and shit.
Cash-cow! Cash-cow!
Hahahaha!
I love anything to do with Jackass, Viva La Bam, Wild Boyz... When I saw The Dudeson's on Viva La Bam, I was just waiting politely for them to show up.
They did.
But they didn't talk about Jarppi!
Awesome interview.
More more more more about people of this nature! My lifestyle is very similar to theirs. I just wish I had cameras and shit.
Cash-cow! Cash-cow!
gameshowhost:
Fuck yeah first finn to comment. *What has been lost is that these guys have been doing this shit long before jackass was out. just pure finnish madness and besides everything they are really nice guys!!!
just pure finnish madness and besides everything they are really nice guys!!! 
Page Hamilton is the brainchild behind the heavy wall of sound New York band Helmet. Helmet has been pounding our skulls with their unique brand of music since the early 90s. For a while Helmet had been broken up but they reunited for their 2004 album. But since the lineup has changed but Hamilton has stayed the same and now they are going on...
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bean:
Funny that you bumped this now. Shalome, brvhrt and I just saw them last week at the Troubadour in LA. We very nearly went to the second night too, because there were still tickets available (amazingly). It was an incredible show. They were all very tight, despite a couple of the band members being pretty new to the gig. I saw them back with their old lineup too, in 94, with The Jesus Lizard and Therapy opening, and I don't think I ever realized until seeing them at such a small venue as the Troubadour how phenomenal a guitar player Page is. On top of that, he was so down to earth and nice, staying out after the show ended to chat with fans at the edge of the stage. Toward the end of the show he and their bassist were posing for camera-phone shots, and he encouraged everyone to shoot, record, youtube, bootleg, whatever the shows.
mistresst:
Ah, Helmet... takes me back...
*buys Monochrome*
*buys Monochrome*