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Without a doubt the most impressive male vocalist in pop-music, ever. Antony. :worship: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=mbA0RmHD7RY Oh, come on. :thumbup:

Of course I would hit a woman if my life depended on it. But that's not really the question here, is it.

You could PM KniteLite, he seems to know quite a bit about piano, especially in the genre you are looking for. I haven't seen him post here in a while, so that's it seems best to pm him.

Look buddy, if someone hits me, I'm going to hit back. Do you know anyone in this forum, let alone myself? No, then why assume we wouldn't hit a chick. Hey, buddy.

Oh, and I think Nazi-exploitation films can be funny. Stuff like Ilsa.

How about: F*ck off, with your torrents and your crap music. Ha. Blink 182, Foo Fighters, The Who, (Old) Green Day, AC/DC, Jimmy Eat World, Rage Against the Machine, System of a Down, Led Zeppelin, and Smashing Pumpkins are all crap music? It's not my fault not everybody likes your crap oldies and foreign music :roll: Yes, nearly everything from that list is crap music. I generally don't waste my time saying things like that, but the reason why I posted this is that you don't post your downloaded things in a thread that is meant to post the things you BOUGHT. Idiot.

How about: F*ck off, with your torrents and your crap music.

Of course it is plain wrong. It's not even up for discussion. You're not old fashioned. 99.99% of the forumers who say they will slap a girl just have a big mouth.

Why would you burn a flag? Back in the day it might have been revolutionary, maybe. But today it just seems so unnecessary, and not really relevant.

bob bylan - the times they are a-changing bonnie 'Prince' billy - lie down in the light japan - adolescent sex japan - tin drum david sylvian - gone to earth sufjan stevens - the avalanche talking heads - talking heads: 77 (CD/DVD) bruce springsteen - darkness on the egde of town bruce springsteen - the wild, the innocent and the e-street shuffle bruce springsteen - greetings from asbury park n.j.

You don't hit women. And you don't question that. Why would you hit anyone. There's not much use to it.

I don't really know. We used to go to mass every sunday, untill I was a year or 8/9. Then we used to go with Easter and Christmas only. Now we only go when somebody in our family has passed away, or when they are honoring my grandpa or grandma. I don't really believe in going to church, that's why I prefer to stay home. The things these people say are generally very boring moral lessons, brought in a very childish way. I can't believe people older than 5 accept the way that they are spoken to. And it's nice to sleep a little longer on sunday. I'm suposed to be a catholic by the way.

Me and a friend on the Lowlands festival this year. I'm on the left. Sunday morning, same festival.

When I was about 10 years old, we ate a 750 gram cake every wednesday. On wednesday you've got the afternoon off, at that age. So me and my friends always went to the supermarket, for a 0.5 liter can of Dr. pepper and one of those cakes each. Oh, the good old days.

Ah, okay. That's always good. Fear of Music and the live record the name of this band is Talking Heads are worth listening too. But that's for later. First enjoy these. :)

That's nothing to be ashamed of. Since the last Britney Spears album is quite good, actually. I'm not ashamed of it, but people generally laugh at me when I say that I love musicals (the movie ones, of course). Especially the cheesy old ones.

I work at a record store.

Oh, nice. What records did you get?

Tonight I would go the gym. But my fitness partner had other business to take care of. So I had an evening of rest. Instead of sweating on the 'wave' I went to the cinema. And that was lucky, because they played Fados again. I wanted to see this movie a wihle ago, but I had to miss it. As the title suggests this movie deals with Fado. So it's a music-film, about Portugese music. I'm not really known with Fado, I know some artists, but that's it. Luckily being an expert is not required for this movie. I really liked this music, it's very tragic and they sing it with so much feeling. Seeing how these people live for their music is very interesting. Another thing that was very interesting was the way this movie is shown to us. It would be easy to choose for some background images from the beautiful Portugal. This would most likely result in a bit of a, how do you say it, meager promotion video for Portugal. And with all the impressions the street life would give, the music would dissapear to the background. Luckily we are watching a Carlos Saura film, and he always chooses a different way. The film is set in a sort of minimalistic world, it has got something from a museum. So there are obviously boundries, which is a good thing. Every now and then we get some influence from the outside world, but it's always to compliment the music, not the other way around. There is some archive material, dancers who play streetscenes, and of course shots of the instrumentalists. These images, mixed with the beautiful singing and the great playing make this a very relaxing experience. Recommended

Indy and I say. Arrested Development Firefly Battlestar Galactica (new series)

I don't think Monty Python are very funny. I do enjoy their movie Life of Brian though.

Congratulations on the Cassavetes box! It's fantastic. <3 On the second Herzog box. Haven't seen everything from it. Only Herz aus Glas and Auch Zwerge haben klein angefangen and those two only are worth the 14 pound it sells for at amazon.co.uk. The second (zwerge) one is a bit of an aquired taste though. Also curious to the other movies. Herzog generally has got a lot of interesting things to say, so I would try that box set (for the price it's on now), if I were you. :P

Not really the way if you ask me.

Sigur Rós - Ágætis Byrjun #2 Svefn-G-Englar

Just see that October is brining a new bootleg series album by Dylan. Just pre-ordered that. :thumbsup: Can't wait!