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As per the poll, if you had to pick one. Derrick May for me, not least because he's an excellent DJ on his day.

I would never programme patterns as too hung up on tone, or basically putting effects on it, as I always thought rhythm could come later, so I end up with a 4 bar loop for drums.

An hour into The Straight Story. I said this was the film I wanted to watch again the most as it's the one I knew the least. It's pretty sleepy in tone and pace, which is why I think I struggled with it before, but noticing all the dark humour more this time.

I think it's relative. You could do a psychological 'experiment' where most people have beards, the odd one without a beard would be perceived as less desirable. That said, I remember on a film forum an American watched Bill Forsyth film and commented that they were all ugly.

Squarepusher.

I suppose, to almost answer in reverse order, it is down to the Noir tradition. I've just got out of watching loads of old Noir on YouTube, then I watched Chinatown and just thought it was a masterpiece. The Long Goodbye is a very mellow film, but Elliot Gould is wonderful. I don't want to...

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Less enthusiastic about anything but fishing, what I spend most of my time doing.

Never heard of Detroit pizza? I'll have to buy a Harry Bertoia wire chair to sit on and eat it to complete the look.

Love these vocals and how they come into a mix.

Most pizzas I have are Chicago style. I've never knowingly had a New York one but it looks familiar, and would have been more fitting as I ate it watching the original The Taking of Pelham 123 last night, didn't rate the film that high but loved the Detroit pizza.

Detroit is square and different base. I ate them for quite a while without realising they were a Detroit dish.

As per the poll, which style of Pizza do you prefer? Reason for asking, I had a Detroit style pizza last night and forgot how nice they were, when I'd got used to Chicago style.