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oh yeh, in the deleted scenes there's this guy singing (erm...don't know who he is), but he didn't catch my attention. it was the long guitar player. was there ever a man and his body at one with his instrument! i rewound it quite a few times. what a dude. :cool:

ah. Johnny Down. the man with the grey hair. yep. i loved the bit in the barbers. and the ole man with the wobbly legs talking about how it used to be with that clothes catalogue.
 
Dubversion said:
Did you like the Johnny Down song - him and the woman in the barbers.. "first there was a funeral.. then there was trial... "

just stunning. And The Handsome Family were so cool in it.

i had heard of them (from you probably :D ) and didn't realise that's who the man and the woman were on the floating house until the credits, so i watched them again. :)

i'm going to watch the whole thing again. i'm already getting into slide guitar music (and i love the Paris Texas cd i've got - which i know is different, but has a similar atmosphere). i feel a new passion coming on.... :cool:
 
<gets compiling>

actually, if you want a really intriguing listen, check out an album that Luke Vibert, who's a kind of glitchy experimental electronic / jungle geezer (kinda :D ), did with BJ Cole, who's probably the best pedal steel player the UK's ever produced (worked with bloody everybody). It's odd but it really works
 
Dubversion said:
eta: i'm actually going to do your gospel disc today and i'll knock up a CD of that sort of stuff as well, as a "bit late" consolation prize :)

oh wow. thanks! :) x

edit: just seen that post. Luke vibert - will do. this is great, i love new stuff! (i know it's not new but it is to me iyswim)

mustn't get too animated; i'm cultivating a slowness of speech and movement. and looking up at the trees a lot.
 
heh :)

if you want to read a great book, try The Gospel Singer by Harry Crews, who was the old big fella walking alongside the car a while..
 
Dubversion said:
heh :)

if you want to read a great book, try The Gospel Singer by Harry Crews, who was the old big fella walking alongside the car a while..

cheers. the man with the wobbly legs - and the stories. :cool:
 
Just finished watching Black Sheep and I thought it was brilliant.

Funny as fuck and destined to become a cult classic. Good dumb entertainment. :D

It was filmed where my in-laws live which made it even more creepy.
 
Better Off Dead :D Uninterrupted by a mass outbreak of flies this time, so I was able to properly appreciate how great it is, even after all these years - funny, sweet, stupid and with some excellently filmed ski sequences. The only problem is that now I'm all hung up on teenage John Cusack all over again...sigh.
 
Dubversion said:
seem to have been caught up in Pie Face's Oz binge (she's blasted through about 10 episodes in one day).
Christ. :eek: I find it had to sit through more than an two hours of any show no matter how good it is. Isn't that a whole day in front of the TV? :eek:
 
jesus, a whole day of Oz, and i'd want to cut my eyes out :D

watched that film again last night Dub. i am in love. hurry up with those cds!

i'm going to Fopp today, to find the soundtrack :cool:
 
LD Rudeboy said:
Just finished watching Black Sheep and I thought it was brilliant.

Funny as fuck and destined to become a cult classic. Good dumb entertainment. :D

It was filmed where my in-laws live which made it even more creepy.

I enjoyed it too. I thought it was a touch long in the middle, but the idea is so wacko, that you don't really mind. We'll probably add it to the family library.
 
This weekend, I watched:

A Dog's Breakfast, a Canadian indie comedy, with half the cast of Stargate Atlantis. Actually very funny, beautifully played, single location film.

And Transformers. Errr, yeah. I think my interest was mostly held by the female lead :oops: . And maybe a little by the huge robots turning into cars and blowing up lots of stuff. Mildy entertaining, but tosh anyway.
 
Music and Lyrics.

The teenager bought it at the weekend (even though we had already seen it at the cinema) and insisted we all watch it together.

It is a sweet, lighthearted, girly, Hugh Grant film. Made us laugh. :)
 
requiem for a dream. made me want to take drugs, and then made me not want to take drugs very rapidly. another thing- this film viewed after drugstore cowboy could possibly lead a naive audience to the belief that women only get into heroin if they either are kelly lynch, or look very very like kelly lynch. hmmm. and another thing- this film viewed after traffic could lead a naive audience to believe that the very worst thing that can happen to a young woman in active heroin addiction is having vaguely non- consensual sex with big black men. which is also, you know, hmmmm.

also: sense and sensibility- regrettably i now find this much more my 'speed' than all that fast-cut vein- bulgey gruelling descent into degradation and pyschosis type stuff. yes, i am a pensioner, and a very middle- class one at that.
 
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