[I]13 Tales[/I] and [I]Come Down[/I] are IMO their best albums. I saw them once in concert. :D

80's? No, it's the 60's man.

Erm...no, the Strokes are more like a terrible version of Television.

[QUOTE=Dark_Horse_335]It feels good to be back in a thread without any arrogant mods makin up random sh[B][I][/B][/I]it.

/kicks off shoes

Anyone here like Roy Orbison. My Dad's got his greatest hits but I've never listened to it.[/QUOTE]

Roy Orbison was great, I love him. I was just listening to "Pretty Woman".

Great singer.

np: The Beatles - Polythene Pam

[QUOTE=Schyma][I]13 Tales[/I] and [I]Come Down[/I] are IMO their best albums. I saw them once in concert. :D[/QUOTE]

Come Down is my absolute favorite album to smoke too.

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Erm...no, the Strokes are more like a terrible version of Television.
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Listen to most of their stuff and then listen to Lust for Life. Direct influence. More like a watered down version, though...

If my "Lust By Life" you mean [i]Marquee Moon[/i], then yes, you are correct.

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Roy Orbison was great, I love him. I was just listening to "Pretty Woman".

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Have either of the albums from the supergroup with him McCartney, Dylan and Petty? I think there was a 5th member too but I can't remember who and I can't remember the name of the group either...the traveling somethingberries.

1) It was George, not Paul
2) The fifth member was former ELO leader and Tom Petty producer Jeff Lynne
3) Travelling Wilburies
4) Go away

I have both volumes from them :cool:

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1) It was George, not Paul
2) The fifth member was former ELO leader and Tom Petty producer Jeff Lynne
3) Travelling Wilburies
4) Go away
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1) kthnx
2) :cool:
3) Had all but two syllables to it.
4) Not a chance. I think I like it in here, so I'll have to start posting quite regularly :thumb:

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I have both volumes from them
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I don't own either, but I've heard the second one is better than the first. Is this your opinion too?

Always cool to have a new regular, except when their first post is "hey guyz i liek classic rawk 2, my favs r zepplin and ac/dc and gnr but every1 @ my skool just listens 2 emo and rap lolololol."

Oh, and both volumes are good, but I like Vol. 1 best.

Finally got a hold of the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack.

And I just watch True Romance. :cool:

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Finally got a hold of the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack.
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*Stuck In the Middle With You...*

Man that is a memorable scene :p

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Finally got a hold of the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack.

And I just watch True Romance. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Lookin' back, on the drag, for a little green bag...

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Oh, and both volumes are good, but I like Vol. 1 best.
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:cool:

Is it that volume two wasn't the same without Orbison's presence?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Finally got a hold of the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack.

And I just watch True Romance. :cool:[/QUOTE]

I love True Romance, what a sweetass movie. It's sitting here on a chair in my room, I should probably watch it again.

[QUOTE]*Stuck In the Middle With You...*

Man that is a memorable scene [/QUOTE]

Yea definitely :).

[QUOTE]Lookin' back, on the drag, for a little green bag...[/QUOTE]

Good song. :thumb:


After watching True Romance I found it funny how many obvious (Well, not necessarily) connections to other Tarantino movies (Natural Born Killers, Reservoir Dogs) there were.

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Is it that volume two wasn't the same without Orbison's presence?[/QUOTE]

It was made right after he died, so, yeah. As much as I like Lynne and Petty, and love Harrison and Dylan, it wasn't the same.

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After watching True Romance I found it funny how many obvious connections to other Tarantino movies (Natural Born Killers, Reservoir Dogs) there were.
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His films are in may ways as much about the music as anything. Everyone remembers the opening surf music of Pulp Fiction, Steeler's Wheel from Resovoir Dogs, etc.

I've heard True Romance is good.

I rented some movies today.

Yeah, Q.T. has a great taste in music.

I also thought it was quite interesting how he used Surf Rock for the soundtrack of a Spaghetti Western type of movie like Kill Bill Vol. 2. It fits oddly well.

[QUOTE]I rented some movies today.[/QUOTE]

What'd you get?

Didn't you rent Being John Malkovich, like a week ago. I just saw that movie; it was pretty good.

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I've heard True Romance is good.

I rented some movies today.
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If you liked Pulp Fiction, I think you'll enjoy it. It does have quite a cast...and Elvis...

I tried Being John Malkovich, didn't grab me. I'll try it again some other day.

I got [I]Airplane![/I] and [I]Coffee & Cigarettes.[/I]

I've been watching the Who Live 8 performance all day. Pete and Roger are still so badass.

Pete can still rock out after forty-odd years. Roger, too.

Roger's voice is still great. Tomorrow they're showing a bunch of the Live 8 performances uncut, commercial free, because so many people bitched about how they cut off stuff. 10-3 on Vh1, and 3-8 on MTV, I think.

Pink Floyd rock harder approaching seniority than most every other band ever does.

I listen to the mp3 of the reunion all the time.

That piece of surf music from Pulp Fiction? I love that piece. I'm listening to it right now.

/late

"Miserlou" by Dick Dale :thumb: