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What no love for this one:

Art and Craft (2014) Doc. "When one of the most prolific art forgers in US history is finally exposed, he must confront the legacy of his 30-year con". Also, quite enjoyed It Follows (2014)

OK, laugh out loud - big and countless times: Bombardiers by Po Bronson. Don't know anything about the book or author. Just know it made me silly. I'm not a big re-reader, but I expect to give this another turn.

Yep the problem with biopics - filling in all the blanks that comprise the played out history of a star. Still I'll see it.

I'm mostly interested in getting a sense of the local culture within a particular time and place. Generally, I don't think much of biopics except for this element. The whitewashing obviously takes away from this (as well as the credibility of it as a realistic biopic). The tone of you're slight...

Well, how is it? Any other thoughts? Would you at least reservedly recommend it ('scuse my non-conformance to this thread's purpose)?

OK, that's all I need: 1 ringing endorsement. I loved a previous film by this director - TIme Out. Based on the setup/description, The Class seems to have a lot of possibility to suck, but I'll now give it a go. I'm part way through The Rockers as it turns out, and it's naturalistic style is...

Yes after spending some time with it, I too find it a tad disappointing. I actually prefer the mp3 album I found called Da 2nd Phaze Promo. I assume this was a released promo that came out prior? Logan? I downloaded it some time before the proper release. It has some of the tracks of the proper...

quick post before the brazil-croatia kickoff. davor suker was just interviewed on TSN. The interviewer said that Brazil looked good and asked who Davor likes. He replied that of course Brazil, Germany ... but ENGLAND have very good players and he picks them for the final! Yay my fave player...

The URL doesn't take me to the specific show and I can't seem to find it. Could you pass along a more specific URL or more likely some navigation help?

Whoa. --------------------------------------------- Knitting Factory & Vice present ** NYC Debut ** Roll Deep Crew featuring Wiley, DJ A-Trak, DJ Ayres, Free Admission / Afterparty in the Tap Bar Price: $12.00 Date: Fri, Aug 12 Start Time: 11:30 PM...

In no particular order: L'Atalante - Jean Vigo Close-up - Abbas Kiarostami Viaggio in Italia - Roberto Rossellini Flowers of St Francis - Roberto Rossellini The Crowd - King Vidor Le Mepris - Godard Ali Fear Eats the Soul - Fassbinder Ordet - Dreyer Fat City - John Huston Saturday Night...

bump Good question. I too would like this. Currently I just add to the same folder as the mp3 a text file named similarly as the mp3 (i.e. The Stateside Connection.mp3 and The Stateside Connection.txt).

Yeah, I just received it in the post yesterday. Haven't given it a proper listen, but obviously there is some top content within.

Already I like this a lot. this would certainly be a great set as an intro to current grime without painting-by-numbers. (I'm thinking of N American audiences here). according to my info that unknown Skepta track is called Muction.

warming up for work on Workin So Hard and Workin Every Day on Roll Deep's lp Rollin Deeper ??

i know the dood and his work. went to artschool just prior to me here in Vancouver. a sort of post Richard Prince type artist.

alright Marty that's all I needed and yeah I will hit you up for the contact. yes, grungy/grimey is the way to go!

Logan according to my tracks track 20 on Creeper Vol 1 has the Take Time tune reworked a bit with the Doorway lyrics (from Treadin on Thin Ice) over top. It certainly is a quality (fidelity-wise) version of that tune - tho I may slightly prefer the Take Time mc'ing.

hey crew, tanks for the props to chimpyserve! i think i'd give the edge to Lick as a venue cause its got a darker, warmer vibe. I havent been there since it was Milk - Scott used to DJ rock nights there - tho he says the sound system is crap. they do have some OK visuals worked out via...