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batmon said:I'd like a doc about his work and less about him. But Ill take this for now. I'd say this one's close to 50-50. I found the discussion of his work (and visual presentation of it) very interesting. there's a Warhol retrospect…
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I loved this movie when I first saw it 15 years ago or so, and have recommended it to many people since. I should perhaps revisit it before doing so again. in general I do ride for John Sayles into the early 90s, though. as an aside, I first …
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grandpa_shig said:she stretched out a fairly interesting 10 minute interview into a feature length flick by interviewing lots of rich old white dudes doing their best "i told you so's" to basically fill it out. fab 5 freddy was dope tho. nah, …
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Horseleech said:onetet said:not as familiar w/ her records from then on. my impression is she went the pop diva route? She was a straight up rocker for most of the 70's. cool -- which records would you recommend from that era, and how wo…
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I ride for rita lee Hoje ?? o Primero Dia do Resto da Sua Vida from start to finish (ugly cover aside), one of my favorite Mutantes-related lps: Its predecessor Build Up is probably better regarded by most Tropicalia fans, but doesn't do …
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I saw it at SXSW back in March, and while it might not be a masterpiece from a filmmaking perspective, it definitely got to me (both intellectually and emotionally). I got a hell of a lot more out of it than I did Schanbel's biopic from the 90s. …
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yes, the documentary is called Marwencol, and it's every bit as excellent as you'd hope it could be. It won the top documentary award at its premiere in SXSW 2010, and deserved it.
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I bought the original and the update popped up for free using the in-phone app store. Loaded fine, looks cool. Thanks for the head's up!
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Upping this for a friend who's headed to Jakarta on short notice for work, leaves in a couple days. He's into records, but also interested in hearing from anyone who's been there re: general travel advice including but not limited to can't-m…
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batmon said: :hard_as_fuck: too heavy for the walkman those were the shit. some high-end Walkmen had a metal "type IV" setting, right?
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orips said: He says, "It began when I was 11 and I heard he (Presley) had died. I got a paper round and spent everything on the collection." Imagine the price spikes had ebay been around...
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Note the update at the end of the article: this is just the end of their manufacturing/marketing in Japan. Sony will apparently still have em made in China for sales in the U.S.
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I used to enjoy these, and the first few sips still do me right, but now even nicer ones like Dogfish's end up tasting syrupy and cloyingly sweet halfway through one serving. Apricot, same deal.
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favorite new album at the moment (especially the first lp in the set) (Dustin Wong's Infinite Love)
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Advance tickets now on sale at 3 local independent businesses: VIDEO AMERICAIN (Charles Village location / 3100 St. Paul St.), ATOMIC BOOKS (Hampden / 3620 Falls Rd) and RED EMMA'S (MT. VERNON / 800 St. Paul St). Just $5 for a 35mm print!
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I'll definitely pick this up. The title track is actually my favorite, something so sad and beautiful about it, although Rosey and Johnny are both also amazing.
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this for album w/o hesitation song is a lot tougher -- Mother, Mind Games, Oh Yoko!, Gimme Some Truth, Watching the Wheels... favorite song w/ the Beatles remains Dear Prudence
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I enjoy this record a lot. Sounds very similar to Dungen to me, and I prefer the vocals on Dungen's record -- maybe because they're sparse and in another language; I'm pretty sure I'd prefer both bands if they were instrumental.
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SPlDEY said: Satori is mind melting from start to finish. - spidey that's a really good choice. That and the 1st Sabbath are definitely up there for me.
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Cosmo said:I love Red Emmas. Cullen is a dear friend of mine... yeah, that's a great spot and he's a great dude. we spun together many times back in the day and he's still one of my favorites in town for a chat about books, records…
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I live in Baltimore, in a small area called Stone Hill. It's roughly in the geographic center of the city made up of stone houses from an old mill area active from the 1840s until the mid-20th. I'm a 20-minute walk from downtown, and a 10-minute wal…
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If you're looking for artful older fare I heartily recommend the Allan King box set just released by Eclipse (Criterion "no frills" sub-label). The late 60s / early 70s titles such as A Married Couple and Come On Children will thrill fans of the May…
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Returns have been diminishing since Best in Show, but these guys are always good for some laughs, especially Willard -- and the topic is obviously a good fit.
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For those who attended, what were the films that did the most for you? My Top Twelve would look something like this: 1)PROMISES WRITTEN IN WATER (Vincent Gallo) Audacious, beautiful 16mm black-and-white button-pushing reminds me of …
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after a drenching of turds the first few days, my festival experience really picked up -- I've liked or even loved about a dozen of the last 15 movies I've watched. If you liked SECRET SUNSHINE, Lee Chang-dong's POETRY is a must-see; ditto U…
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bassie said:onetet said: But my friends and I thought it was beautiful, subversive, and hilarious. It was very beautiful. Gallo is such a romantic! To echo SeniorJunior, if the film works, the ego thing doesn't bother me either. And honestl…
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bassie said:Cool - thanks for that. It might be my only music film this year from the looks of it. PROMISES takes his obsessions and indulgences further even than BROWN BUNNY, so people who hated that one should probably stay away. In fact, 9…