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The Haunting (1963) - possibly my favourite, and one that, despite (or because of) the lack of violence, is all the more effective, relying as it does on sound and atmosphere. I don't watch gore/slasher films. Because a) I scare easily b) they leave a nasty taste in my brain (which, I know...

Hausu - finally saw this bonkers Japanese horror fantasy last night - lots of artistry & imagination at work amid all the lunacy, daft humour and cartoon horror. Cut-up editing along with cut-up victims....at times I thought 'Godard on LSD'. If John Zorn made a film, it might look like this...

Yes, another mix. If you have time...and space...you might enjoy it. http://i.mixcloud.com/CqgmZ

Cheers 'You'.

Like the poetic line there. On the Trans-Europe express? ;)

(Shakes fist) 'You crazy kids of the 80s!'. Now why didn't I think of including that track in the mix? Thanks for the compliment re the 'Kiss Me Deadly' mix.

If they produced an abridged version of Bolano I might read it...you know, the kind of thing Readers Digest put out...for housewives...'cause I'm a lazy bastard, and quite puny, therefore holding a book thicker than 2cm is not easy... ;) Now reading Stanislaw Lem's The Investigation...in which...

Mix includes Delia D, Haxan Cloak, Mort Garson & other popular music-makers of the past and present... http://i.mixcloud.com/Cp7Aq

As Frankie Howard would have put it: 'Nay, nay, and thrice nay'. :p

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Well done. And good luck!

The Ekoclef album, 'Tape Swap'. Very good.

Playboy (as read by R.Buckminster Fuller...I know, 'cause there's a letter from him) - 1957 to 1971 (writing that, I feel I should be about to answer questions whilst sitting in the famous black chair). Here are some scans from their 'Zap-In' party which, obviously, I would love to have...

I wouldn't bet on that.

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Well that's a great book. It was about 30 years ago that I read it, however, so I won't be able to contribute to any discussions, unfortunately. Back then I read a few 'classics'...trying to be more intellectual than I really am. :slanted: I read Zola too, when I was a Socialist (ask your Dad)...

No, but I'm thinking of trying it, either with my book on Jazz or something else...like Scribble Electric, which I can see selling very well...hah! ;)

Yeah, 'man up' you wimp. ;) You don't read Burroughs...you keep on reading him...as an ongoing experience in the form of choosing random chapters/passages/sections....jesus, you're so old school with your start-at-the-beginning-and-read-til-the-end idea...:slanted: I'm reading Le Carre's 'The...

'Blood Stereo' New mix on SoundCloud Mort Garson, John Carpenter, Goblin, Stevio Cipriani, Haxan Cloak, Zombi & more. . . . . V http://includemeout2.blogspot.com/2011/09/blood-stereo-new-mix-on-soundcloud.html

Gainsbourg - what a mess. I kept expecting it to come together but all it did was disintegrate more. Little or no explanation of who was who or how he got into various phases...dwelling on the shagtastic (!) women (cheap, easy thrill), and as far as I recall (although I might have been asleep...