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john zorn - novato from the Alhambra Love Songs record. :)

Grizzly Bear - Two Weeks Nice song, shame they suck so hard live.

You have a 'crew'? Do they give you a footmassage during the movie or something? Never heard of the movie, what is it about?

25. Park Row (Samuel Fuller, 1952) :: 9.0 26. Pickup on South Street (Samuel Fuller, 1953) :: 8.5 27. Play Time (Jacques Tati, 1967) :: 10.0 28. El orfanato (Juan Antonio Bayona, 2007) :: 6.0 It was Cinemageddon weekend (a sort of movie club we've got). It's a somebody's place who has got a HD-Beamer, so it was a cinema-like experience. No movies are better for the big screen than Fuller's, so it really was a joy. I loved Park Row, a bit of an obscure Fuller, but one of his best. You can clearly see that the movie's subject is very close to him, since is such a passionate film. A perfect example of the Sam Fuller "Emotionpicture: . Pickup used to be one of my fav. Fuller movies, but after watching that fantastic Park Row it did seem a little bit less impressiv, it's very slick and smooth, you can clearly see it's a studio movie. Still a lot of Fuller greatness, the dialogue is fantastic, the classic scene with Thelma Ritter is so brilliant that it has got to be one of the most touching moments in the history of cinema, and Richard Windmark is incredible as well. After that we saw Tati's Play Time on blu-ray on the big screen, which was a dream come true. I always rated this movie 10 out of 10, but I think I should make that at least 15 out of 10. Saw El Orfanato somewhere else yesterday night, and it was a bit of a dissapointment. I'm not too keen on these paranormal flicks, and this one wasn't very exciting either. Kind of boring, some good moments though, and it didn't really tick me off, so that's good too. :)

uuh, no? :grin:

John Zorn - New Traditions in East Asian Bar Bands

Sure, who doesn't?

Bar Kokhba - Lilin I know I shouldn't play this song so much, but it's so damn good that I must hear it.

22. À bout de souffle (Jean-Luc Godard, 1960) :: 10.0 23. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (Phil Lord, Chris Miller, 2009) :: 8.5 24. Invictus (Clint Eastwood, 2009) :: 9.0 Series 25. Arrested Development - Seizoen 2 (Mitchell Hurwitz, 2003) :: 8.0

Bar Kokhba - Lilin I just can't get enough of this song. Woooyaa!

I had a day off today! :o went sporting, did some computering, cleaned my room and I'm waiting for a package now, after that I need to go to some kind of shop where they sell stuff for my window because I need to repair something. God, I hate that. I'm horrible with screwdrivers. :thumbdown: Tonight I'll watch a movie or something, I dunno.

haha. I love the first clip, how the album cover kind of goes back and forward. :') There are people who buy this stuff? haha. haha, moooovie.

#1 Europe after the rain

Yea, I think that's it. You're weird. You didn't like Naked City either. :P

15. Sherlock Holmes (Guy Ritchie, 2009) :: 5.5 16. Låt den rätte komma in (Tomas Alfredson, 2008) :: 4.0 17. The Great McGinty (Preston Sturges, 1940) :: 8.5 18. Venus in Furs (Victor Nieuwenhuijs, Maartje Seyferth, 1995) :: 7.0 19. The Naked Kiss (Samuel Fuller, 1964) :: 9.5 20. Joshuu 701-gô: Sasori (Shunya Ito, 1972) :: 8.0

haha, Gabber. That was such a strange time. :razz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu_1rkgNa8w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Inh2b1ADCxY&feature=related

Naked City http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkrfVZGmLL8&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PynbhqRlsbc&feature=related

John Zorn - Spillane For the 2nd time, I never get enough of this [cabbage]!

john zorn - godard

Erik Friedlander - Book of Angels Vol. 8: Volac #1 Harhazial Such a moving record, Friedlander doing things from the 2nd Masada Songbook on solo-cello.

I never really got into classical music. It's not that I'm not interested or that I dislike it, it's just that that world is so enormous that I get a headache when I think of it. And that kind of holds me back. Also no time. However, I do have a couple of classical things that I really like and play (as in put the disc in the cd player, not pick up a violin and play along) on a regular base. I've got a cd with Varese, some Schnittke and a couple of Takemitsu discs. Really nice stuff. :) From the music I've heard I can also say I really like Gustav Mahler. Maybe somebody can recommend me some things? I really like big and chaotic stuff.

Sorry!