Search results

are the 2 mutually exclusive? ;)

he should have done Bono. that would really have woken people up from their slumber

i know of a chap on a private bit torrent tracker who says he is working on subs for it. if he ever comes up with the goodies i'll upload the .srt somewhere.

sorry i was singing the song, not saying we should move on. i quite liked it too. it's a bit odd though innit, the quite mushy bit with the baby in particular... gialli and spag westerns do have the best titles! i watched The House with the Laughing Windows last night, pupi avati.

it's a bit strange, not really like a 'normal' spag. western, or any of his other stuff that i;ve seen... although he does manage to get a rape scene and a bit of cannibalism in there the soundtrack is a right ear worm mooooooooovin onnn :mad:

hmmmm... there is a degree of truth to this but i think even the uber canonical westerns of ford, mann etc are more complex and nuanced than that sort of simple black and white morality... things like man who shot liberty valance ending on a totally downbeat beat note... tom dies uncelebrated...

yes i think henry s is right, there's a good quote from Warshow, westerns are "an art form for connoisseurs, where the spectator derives his pleasure from the appreciation of minor variations within the working out of a pre-established order" these little variations and re-arrangements allowing...

yes westerns are great some faves not mentioned yet... the gunfighter the man from laramie johnny guitar + the budd boetticher ones, The Tall T, Seven men From Now, Commanche Station etc... short and simple, beautifully formed westerns. quite hard to see some of them these days tho i think...

after having read so much good stuff about it i was a little underwhelmed by that bollywood breaks 12", i thought it sounded like a lot of other breakcore records but with bollywood samples over the top instead of ragga ones or whatever.

to talk about the history of electronic music but exclude dance music seems a little odd..?

it was definitely Muira they were using throughout the program, it may not have been the one on the advert though. sorry, not very helpful!

dunno if it was what Gibson intended, but whilst reading 'Idoru' i always pictured Rez as looking exactly like Bono, sat there in his sun glasses spewing platitudes.. :confused:

yeah, talented and versatile guy isn't he. 16/17 were good too as i recall, and i liked the second Curse of the golden vampire LP from a couple of years ago or so, the one that was more on the metal tip. Interesting how he has had fingers in a lot of pies; dhr, the justin broadrick/godflesh...

amusing if it is keven martin, remember reading on someones blog a while ago that they were just waiting for him to make some dubstep stuff.

yeah, this is gutting to me. I chucked a big stack of all my old flyers out when i moved house, and now i see people flogging em ebay. *weeps* still got all my old tape packs although i haven't listened to them in ages, in fact i don't even have a working tape deck anymore...

agreed! don't know whether to put this in here or in the Shizou thread, but i think a lot of the music that came out on DHR gets a bit lost behind their stchick and exclamation marks. the early Alec Empire mentioned above Shizou Patric Catani Christophe De Babalon some of Bomb20's stuff all...

yeah, Venetian Snares & Hecate - Nymphomatriac springs to mind, although the sounds are all mutilated to the point that you can't recognise their origin anyway really.