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Why did you think Funny Games was terrible?

Yesterday morning I saw Stalker again. And as usual it is very good. I love Tarkovsky's world. Yesterday evening I decided to watch another Lindsay Andersson movie: O Lucky Man! and I loved it as much as his other movies that I've seen. This is by far his 'biggest' movie, spanning close to three hours, and what happens is just...crazy. It's like these crazy dreams that I'm having these days. When you're at the end of the movie it's so strange to think that it all began with a guy who was starting to sell coffee. Haha. Brilliant. Friday night I also saw two movies. I was curious to the movies of Ramin Bahrani, when I read an interview with him in Cineaste, when I stumbled across a movie of his when I was at the mediamarket I decided to buy it. Man Push Cart Me and my friend saw it inmediatly. And I thought it was really good. It really shows the hard life of some American migrants, without getting sentimental. Pushing the cart up every day was an excellent metaphor. Finally, something worth watching the modern art-house scene. After that we saw the Myst on blu-ray. I already saw it, and didn't like it very much, but I wanted to try again. And I'm sorry to say that I still think it's a bad movie. Can't help it. Other things that I've seen lately, but don't feel writing about (so I'll just go against my principles and give a grade) Strangers on a Train (Hitchcock, 51) 9/10 Dial M for Murder (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954) 7.5/10 the Party (Blake Edwards, 1968) 8/10 It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (Stanley Kramer, 1963) 6.5/10 Flying Down to Rio (Thornton Freeland, 1933) 6.5/10 Footlight Parade (Lloyd Bacon, 1933) 8/10 Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Busby Berkeley, 1949) 7.5/10

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Björk and Antony - the Dull flame of Desire :worship:

Not a bad album if you like lo-fi indie rock. I've been confronted with that record so many times, and I still never heard it. So I decided to just buy it when it crossed my path. The guy who sold me the CD said "Magnum is the Godfather of Freak Folk" and that the record is a concept album about somebody falling in love with Anne Frank. Especially the last part really pulled me over to get it.

Evil Dead, who doesn't love them. The first one is actually quite scary if you ask me. The second one is my favorite, it's so hilarious, so is the third. Ash, with his boomstick. :thumbsup: If you like Bruce 'God' Campbell, you should really read his autobiography "If chins could kill: Confessions of a B-movie Actor".

I think that on the entire line I like Neon Bible better, there's not a single track on it that I don't like, while there are some songs that I don't really like on Funeral. But the best songs on Funeral are just incredible and (a lot) better than the best songs on Neon Bible. You know what I mean? :P

Sufjan Stevens - John Wayne Gacy Jr.

Thanks SilverSword, somebody recommended Efterkleng earlier, but I never really checked them out. Will try do it again. Ahh. So much to listen, so much to see. Where am I going to find the time?

Nice. 8-) Went to Amsterdam today for the Last Shadow Puppets concert, they also got a very big record store there which is open an hour longer than the other shops, and I also get discount there from my own work, so I bought myself a few things that I can't get here in Zeeland. 4CD 1DVD box for 24 I though this was OOP, but they had a few there for only 4, strange. Also on sale for only 8 The concert was pretty great by the way.

For Adio: Farscape Although the chance that you know it already is pretty big. Lisa Gerrard made this album together with Klaus Schulze. Since you love Dead Can Dance and a lot of things Klaus has done, you can't go wrong here. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7evj128HJ4I

Yndi Halda - Dash and blast

Ecellent purchases. : I hope they are sending my limited edition of their new record soon. :x

Autechre - Dael from the record Tri Repetae Gravediggaz - Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide from the record 6 Feet Deep

thirteen pound inc. shipping from amazon.co.uk What a bargain!

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Tom Waits - Long Way Home Also from the Orphans CD, but now the second CD Bawlers as it is a bit later, and I am in a melancholy mood. :') Waits' stories are just so good.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=crK9Zg2ShFs is this the song? Oh. that danceoff. It's just a medley of some popular songs, that's not that hard to get, is it?

Maybe try the soundtrack of the movie/series/ whatever it is that you are on about?

Home...alone!. I just got a very nice pizza, grabbed a beer now it's time for some music. Tom Waits - Brawlers #1 Lie to me and we'are already in the second track #2 Low Down

tests are fun, although you can't get much out of it. I scored 14 points which places me in the category 'Possibly Mildly Depressed'. I don't really think I am mildly depressed, not even possibly. I just have the normal doubts about life that everybody has got once a month or something.

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