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TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM
I know it ain't gonna happen but I really, really want to see the national spit-take if Labour take it (or at least the Cons can't form a government). It'd be the perfect culmination of 2 (really 7, but let's be generous) years of the government literally fucking up every prediction of every election result, writing checks they can't cash, being held to it, wreaking havoc and then for some reason being rewarded for it anyway at every turn.
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SET IT OFF...A Classic Hip Hop Mix & A Bonus OST Mix
Oh I didn't realize you did Zone for President too. I dug that one a lot.
I think I'm gonna get my shit together and put some of my mixes up so someone hears them aside from me.
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SET IT OFF...A Classic Hip Hop Mix & A Bonus OST Mix
My call would be Italian as I have come across so many giallo/police etc. soundtracks that LOOK awesome but end up lame or one-trackers, so I never delved deep even though some of the rewards are great. -
SET IT OFF...A Classic Hip Hop Mix & A Bonus OST Mix
Good stuff mang. Am especially feeling the OST mix. -
current film strut
This isn't that current as it's a film from 2009 and the director tragically died of malaria whilst shooting a film in Liberia in 2014, but I want to vent about this - I just watched Michael Glawogger's "Contact High" having only ever seen his documentaries Megacities and Workingman's Death.
Both those documentaries are ultra essential (especially Workingman's Death), cold, voice-over-free, observational films with something serious to say about the future of the world.
Contact High is a stoner comedy caper movie where every character with a speaking part either is on mushrooms or is acting like it, which ends when, with nothing resolved, all the protagonists and antagonists and also everybody in the world get high as fuck together. I have never in my life experienced such a difference in directorial style, genre, tone, aesthetic, everything between two movies by the same director. I dare anybody to watch WD and Contact High and name a director who made two more different movies. Very enjoyable, if half for the surprise.
