Have you seen [i]Howard the Duck[/i]?

[i]Howard the Duck[/i] has Lea Thompson in it. Automatic bonus points.

She sleeps with a duck though.

What a whore.

[QUOTE=nutty_bar]AC/DC doesn't suck. Sure their songs all sound strikingly similar and they aren't the best musicians in the world, but I think it is still enjoyable.[/QUOTE]

Yes, they do. Worst singer ever.

That is all.

NP: The Cure - A Forest

Kung Pow was hilarious when I was younger.

Zoolander was a funny movie thats in the same vein as kung pow, well I guess I never actually saw kung pow.

i never saw kung pow or zoolander.
but i do know they're both really really stupid.

manos: the hands of fate is the worst movie i've ever seen, followed by anus magillicutty.
but i love them both so much, for being so crap.

Zoolander was good. Kung Pow sucked balls.

3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain is the worst film I've ever seen.

Is 3 Ninjas the 3 kids who each have a power? Like one kid can see whats going to happen on his game gear?

Whoa, new greatest albums thread. Did I miss the results from the last one or are they still up somewhere?

Nevermind, I suck.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Yes, they do. Worst singer ever.

That is all.

NP: The Cure - A Forest[/QUOTE]
finally. someone who realizes this as well.

The singer on High Voltage is much betterthan the one on Back in Black.

Alright kiddos, I have a computer.

No I do not. Mine's JonM though. I'll sign on right now.

Well, gee, do I ever hate this macbook. Does it work for anything?

yeah macs are super lame

macs are only good for garage band

The line-in port on my macbook doesn't work. And it won't read my external hard drive filled with music. And it doesn't run AIM (iChat is ****) or Minesweeper. So it's useless.

[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?reviewid=9050&page=1#lastpost[/url]

Finally finished that f[I]u[/I]cker.

Pixies, can you reccomend me a load of Post-Hardcore-ish bands that I might like? I'm really bad with genre definitions, but I mean bands like At the Drive-In, Sparta, old cursive, Bear Vs. Shark and Fall of Troy etc. Except I only like harsh vocals in rare circumstances. Thanks.

Yeah very clever, but i'd rather not make a fool of myself in there with my lack of knowledge. Thanks all the same.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Alright kiddos, I have a computer.[/QUOTE]
What were you posting on before? A potato?

The Datsuns are playing in my town next week for £10, any good live? I'll probably go anyway, just wondering if i'll actually enjoy it or not.

The Datsuns were completely awesome when I saw them a couple of years ago. Do it Kyle.


[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]What were you posting on before? A potato?[/QUOTE]
that made me LOL big time.

See the Datsuns, they're awesome.

[QUOTE=Kyle]Pixies, can you reccomend me a load of Post-Hardcore-ish bands that I might like? I'm really bad with genre definitions, but I mean bands like At the Drive-In, Sparta, old cursive, Bear Vs. Shark and Fall of Troy etc. Except I only like harsh vocals in rare circumstances. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

Hm.

Well... I'll double up Post-Hardcore with some Emo bands because there's some confusion in genre since alot of them were infulenced blah blah blah.

anyways.

Hot Cross
Glassjaw
Hopesfall
Drive Like Jehu
Trophy Scars (get hospital music, not alphabet alphabets)
The Blood Brothers
Q And Not U (No Kill, No Beep Beep)
The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg
Love Like...Electrocution
Life Detecting Coffins

Ok, thanks for the suggestions. I'll get to downloading some of these!

I guess i'll go see the Datsuns aswell.

Between a choice of seeing Lyrics Born live (backed by a full band) and seeing We Jam Econo, that Minutemen documentary, what would you do? Pretend that you've seen Lyrics Born before and enjoyed it. And pretend that We Jam Econo was a one day deal. Also, pretend free vs. $5. And also pretend purple monkey dishwasher.

We Jam Econo.

why not go see Lyrics Born and then just rent/buy We Jam Econo? is it playing in a theater or something? if it's showing on a big screen i'd go to that. it'd be fun watching with a full house of other Minutemen fans.

I've never really seen it in stores/rental places, but I rarely buy movies anyways. I don't know how big the screen will be. It's screening in a basement. I think I'll go see it and make it a music doc back-2-back weekend and go check out the Leonard Cohen thing that's playing at another place. Lyrics Born will probably be back in a few months anyways.

Decemberists are playing in Toronto!




..on a Monday :(

Is Chan Marshall any good live?

Yeah go see the doc. You'd meet cool people and see a cool movie.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Decemberists are playing in Toronto!




..on a Monday :(

Is Chan Marshall any good live?[/QUOTE]

I've read that she's gotten a lot better since sobering up.

If so then I might go to her show in October or November.

Is she playing in Toronto?

[url]http://www.ticketinbox.com/toronto-concert-tickets.html[/url]

Hm.. I swear I saw it there last week. She might've cancelled it or something. Well there's Kayo Dot at the end of September, and Yo La Tengo and The Hold Steady in October..

That's why I'd love to go to uni. in Toronto, so many good shows.

Cat Power live isn't anything like the crazy stories you've heard from the old days. She seems a bit awkward but fairly comfortable with the band backing her. Some minor quirks, but nothing that holds the show back. Her performance with the band is really solid, but a lot of the tracks on [i]The Greatest[/i] are just "nice" to me. That said, the time she spends solo on the piano or guitar makes the whole show worth it.