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Re: “Black Lips, Cerebral Ballzy, Fergus & Geronimo”
the singer in Cerebral Ballzy is like Iggy Pop Jr.
Recent Comments
Re: “Goodbye to All That”
a Masters in "Literature, Culture and Media"? I think Mark wrote the textbook on that, right here at the L Magazine.
Re: “You Sunk My Weekend at the Movies”
"Stand Clear of the Closing Doors Please" : yes, please someone make this movie. I was gonna add "Mind the Gap" but that one is already made!
also, going back to last week: "Henry and June" comes to mind as one that was pretty good, "Vincent and Theo" is another favorite, but you are right, for example the ratio of movies about real life artists vs real life criminals is pretty staggering on the side of criminals. Oh, the humanity...
Re: “Your Dark, Shadowy Weekend at the Movies”
SLEEPY HOLLOW had some good action sequences, though, and Christina Ricci. Loved that movie, and I didn't like either BATMAN or his PLANET OF THE APES movie.
re: Seth Graeme-Smith's: I wish someone would make a movie about the real Herman Melville? or the real Walt Whitman? can we get a kickstarter on that? There's so much great 19th century history out there to mine for material and instead we get Abe Lincoln the Vampire Hunter? ridiculous.
Re: “The L Magazine Guide to Record Store Day”
this is probably a lost cause but anyone seen the Eddie Vedder 7" 45? any store in NYC...
Re: “How I Lost My Respect for Rex Reed”
hidden cam footage of Rex and Henry at the screening: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1_zadUaiIo
Re: “10 Songs Pulp Almost Definitely Will Not Play in NYC This Week”
I hope they skip "Common People", that song is totally played out.
Re: “Big Condos and Broken Teeth: Celebrating 5 Years of DIY Institution Death By Audio”
great interview! more great memories: Thurston Moore / Wolf Eyes, when Thurston planted his guitar in the ceiling tiles (I think that was my first show there...), seeing Talk Normal in the back room at one of the two stage shows, Dan Friel also played in the back room that night, and Anamanaguchi? Also last year Ariel Panero memorial shows, when Pat from These Are Powers announced that would be their last show, handed everyone the band business card and went to each person with a match to set those on fire and say goodbye, it was a perfect melancholy ending.
