Mustard Death

I've downloaded each single and I'll probably download the album when it comes out. I'll buy a vinyl copy to show support/keep my collection complete/etc.

the full version is already available.

You are not going to see what is probably the best movie this year.

If your inclination to see this movie is at least 50%+ "I should see this", go see it on the biggest screen, with the best 3D quality possible. If you do not see Tron: Legacy on a giant screen with lazers flying at your face, you will probably not like it. I watched it under above circumstances though, and it was pretty enjoyable. Or should I say.... radical, man!

Gave Focus a few listens awhile back. Pretty good stuff, but I was kind of falling away from that genre by then. If you dig them a lot, check out Watchtower, Spastic Ink, Spiral Architect and Blotted Science.

QUOTE (Storm Shadow @ Oct 8 2010, 05:36 AM) Finally, a good episode last night. this. "you fell on your face almost immediately man" "they're definitely gonna play that shit on ESPN"

It was great... I need to dig up more movies like it.

QUOTE (Storm Shadow @ Sep 15 2010, 08:36 AM) I genuinely love Pootie Tang. why god why On the whole genuine love note though, I wish I had a cardboard standup or giant poster of your signature.

Yeh, he's pretty great. And it seems like his "second chance" at a TV comedy is going a lot better, with 13 episodes made and aired, and more on the way. I haven't seen Lucky Louie yet, I'm in the process of tracking that as well as an indie film he wrote and directed in 98 called "Tomorrow Night". From what I've read about LL, Louie has a pretty fair amount of differences. It's basically just random vignettes mixed with him doing standup at the Comedy Cellar. A lot of the people who appeared on LL return for Louie though, like Nick DiPaolo and Pamela Adlon. And I can somewhat agree with CK doing no wrong, but eh... he doesn't quite have the midas touch. He DID, after all, write and direct Pootie Tang. And while it wasn't necessarily terrible, it... definitely wasn't gold

Any of you watched this glorious new show from FX? It's a comedy by Louie CK and it just wrapped up it's first season. This along with Sunny and Bored to Death is more great new comedy on TV than I could ever ask for. However, while never ceasing to be hilarious, it is a pretty damn bleak, depressing, black comedy fit only for those with the proper mindset. It will arouse suspicion in you that people are, in fact, assholes. If you already have those suspicions, they will be confirmed. Anyways, it's a really well done show and I'm very happy to hear it's been picked up for a second season. Check it out! Oh and P.S., if you dig this show check out CK's standup special, "Shameless".

Oh, I laser. It's like a turtle shell down there.

I'm speedballing on tranq darts and pure adrenaline!

I want to punch Paul W.S. Anderson in the face. A few times :/ Try Dead Snow.

Flip, flip, flip... adelphia.

QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Sep 7 2010, 10:19 AM) QUOTE (Mustard Death @ Sep 7 2010, 08:33 AM) Come on guys, blackhawk may have liked The Happening (is that really true? dear god ), but he's right. This movie felt incredibly forced... like none of them cared at all except for maybe Mickey Rourke (ok ok, the speech was pretty good). Other than wishing I owned one of those giant explosion rifles Terry Crews had, I felt pretty ripped off after seeing this movie. I was expecting the best thing since Taken, and all I wanted to do was go watch Taken again :/ It's not a rifle, it's the AA 12 combat shotgun and it is definitely squared away! It can be man-carried and man-fired (as we saw in the movie) or it can be attached to a mount alongside another AA 12 and fired remotely from inside a vehicle! The 12-gauge grenades that Crews fires from the weapon in the movie were developed exclusively for the AA 12. The weapon's internal parts are all stainless steel which makes it very low-maintenance and not only does it fire in semi-auto mode, it also fires on full auto! This weapon was once featured on the 100% awesome show FutureWeapons, and it remains a great crime against humanity that this great show was cancelled! I so want one of these! Warning: this weapon is so awesome that it will reach right through the screen and punch you in the face! Oh my GOD! I knew of the AA 12, but I had no idea those ridiculous rounds he was using in the movie were real, or just how crazy that shotgun is. Also, thanks for the vid... gonna have to track down all the episodes of this show now And to blackhawk, I didn't like FPWL either Other than John Travolta's pretty awesome character, it didn't do a lot for me. However, I just finished watching the A-Team, and it was f***ing great. Not quite Taken, but really, really fun.

QUOTE (1-0-0-1-0-0-1 @ Sep 7 2010, 09:55 AM) QUOTE (Mustard Death @ Sep 7 2010, 08:58 AM) QUOTE (Ya_Big_Tree @ Sep 4 2010, 04:29 PM) I love David Fincher's movies (Fight Club, Memento) Memento is a Chris Nolan film. As for TSN... I like Fincher, but the trailer doesn't really interest me that much. I'll still probably see it just because Fincher hasn't failed us so far. Well, except for maybe Panic Room. I liked "Panic Room" a lot, and so did the critics. I wouldn't call it a failure. I think "Alien 3" Was Fincher's only misstep, and I'll give him a pass on that one because it was his first feature film. As someone who is a fan of Fincher and NOT a fan of Facebook, I think this film will be interesting. I liked Panic Room alright, it was just by far my least favourite of his films... until you reminded me just now that he did Alien 3. I think I'll give him a pass for the same reason you listed

Come on guys, blackhawk may have liked The Happening (is that really true? dear god ), but he's right. This movie felt incredibly forced... like none of them cared at all except for maybe Mickey Rourke (ok ok, the speech was pretty good). Other than wishing I owned one of those giant explosion rifles Terry Crews had, I felt pretty ripped off after seeing this movie. I was expecting the best thing since Taken, and all I wanted to do was go watch Taken again :/

QUOTE (Ya_Big_Tree @ Sep 4 2010, 04:29 PM) I love David Fincher's movies (Fight Club, Memento) Memento is a Chris Nolan film. As for TSN... I like Fincher, but the trailer doesn't really interest me that much. I'll still probably see it just because Fincher hasn't failed us so far. Well, except for maybe Panic Room.

It's pretty much terrible.

I loved it, thought it was really well done. Edgar Wright and the rest of the cast/crew did the graphic novels some real good justice.

The Sound of Animals Fighting

QUOTE (fledgehog @ Aug 12 2010, 12:13 AM) emily haines is hotter and has a better voice, and metric is better in general. You misspelled Leslie Feist

You are most welcome for that pic, good sir And I only listened to Riot... guess I'll have to check out the Brand New Eyes record and see what's up.

QUOTE (Xanadu93 @ Aug 11 2010, 09:39 PM) QUOTE (Mustard Death @ Aug 11 2010, 09:34 PM)QUOTE (fledgehog @ Aug 10 2010, 02:28 PM) hayley williams isn't even that hot. banned http://blog.ymijeans.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/hayley-williams.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_t6XXVrt631U/SSmEcZdqOUI/AAAAAAAAFqc/TeQ7pPjvI5k/s400/hayley+williams.jpg http://www.rocksins.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Hayley-Williams.jpg Seriously, get 73 or some other admin in here NOW. Also, this topic is no longer about Paramore's mostly mediocre but sometimes ok music and is now about how great looking Hayley Williams is. But really, on topic, I think Williams has a ridiculously cool voice. She just needs a more inventive backing band. But she seems to be perfectly happy with the band she's got, so more power to her, I guess...

QUOTE (Sussossus @ Aug 11 2010, 04:41 PM) QUOTE (workingcinderellaman @ Aug 11 2010, 01:37 PM) I think that he was still in a dream. I think that the way the ending has you wondering is pretty cool; it could be either way because the top continued to spin but it wobbled. I hope they don't ruin it with a sequel that exposes it. I don't think Nolan is big on sequels. He did it with Batman Begins, but he doesn't want to do a third, and not only because of Heath Ledger's passing. I would be extremely surprised to hear of an Inception sequel. lolwut? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Knight_(film)#Sequel He seems excited enough in those quotations... As for his other films, they aren't built for sequels to follow. And that's a very good way for him to do things.