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  • Recent Finds

    my recent finds weigh a ton
    Duderonomy
  • New mix of CONTROLLER 7 stuff (aka AMBIDEXTROUS STRAW)

    I always enjoy your mixes, I'll definitely be checking this out. It's been fun re-checking out C7's stuff as I recently signed up for his "custom wallees" newsletter where he's been writing about all his early stuff track-by-track. Also, after a long gap, he seems suddenly very productive currently, which is great.

    I am a man of simple tastes and will give anything with heavy drums a listen and he never disappoints.
    dj_cityboyrcwinkly
  • Recent Finds

    drum drops! now that's a name I've not heard in a long time
    ketan
  • Old movies you've only seen recently...

    Yeah I saw La Collectionneuse recently as well - similar vibe. It had much more forward plot motion than Reinette and Mirabelle, which wasn't helped by being episodic. But yeah definitely feels a bit like replaying (generally pretty interesting) conversations that the director had in real life, mapped across characters.

    I keep hitting play on his movies because they're summery and I like a bit of French countryside summer in a movie. Same thing happened when I revisited high school French class classics Jean de Florette and Manon de la Source, I just wanted to vibe in the setting. But those ones turned out to be, counter to my school experience, really fucking good stories.

    Next on my southern Europe summer movie playlist is Il Gattopardo, with Burt Lancaster, which takes place in Sicily during Italian unification.

    And I am also a born-n-raised Californian but I think as a kid I saw the 90s' Endless Summer II way more than the original. I'd forgotten most of the first movie except the classic term "el rolo". I'll have to check out "On Any Sunday" because his skillset from the surfing movies I've seen of his seems so specifically tailor-made to surfing. It'd be interesting to see how he tackled any other subject.
    Electrode
  • Old movies you've only seen recently...

    Just saw The Conversation on big screen on a 35mm print for the first time ever. I kind of think it's the perfect movie, I might've said before. It is so fucking good. Every time I watch it there's some new detail and bit of perfection in character development, or location, or the SOUNDTRACK which I felt like I never appreciated properly before. It makes me ashamed for modern movies. We must do better
    ketan