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Can's Tago Mago finally arrived and after having listened to it I'm just about speechless. Just... wow. It feels like a handgrenade has exploded inside my head (and I mean that in a good way).

Escape from New York - Special Edition

This is from WCW, but bear with me. At a Clash (the one after BatB'94) Hogan and Flair are brawling outside the ring and out of the blue some old lady in the crowd suddenly hits Hogan over the head with her cane. Hogan gets a hilarious "what the fuck" expression on his face and tries to grab the cane from her, but she refuses to let go of it. Had me laughing like crazy for a good 15 minutes back in the day.

Quiz 1: Points: 30 Our experts are please to report that you are a tolerable, if not pleasant. You should be proud of your annoyance rating (unless you lied on your quiz, then you're a complete bastard!) Time Spent: 1:9 Quiz 2: Your total score is: 72 Annoying Although you could have scored worse, our experts have pinned you as being "annoying." This is nothing to worry about, but if you want people to stop making faces behind your back, it would be best if you consider some adjustments in your life. Quiz 3: Points: 41 According to test results, you've been branded "not annoying." But don't celebrate yet, this also means that you have no personality. Cheers! Time Spent: 2:50 This makes no sense...

Melt Banana - Section Eight

Vivre sa vie is on it's way.

The last album I bought was Mambo Sinuendo by Ry Cooder and Manuel Galban. Within the next week I'll probably order me some Can and Popol Vuh (I'm thinking about getting Tago Mago and Einsjager und Siebenjager, any recommendations?).

I'll add myself to the "if anyone would be willing to PM me a link I would be very grateful" crowd.

I picked up Paul Schrader's version of Cat People yesterday. Actually much better than I expected. The script bordered on the ridiculous but Schrader somehow managed to make it work, and the production design and camerawork were off the fucking charts.

Neil Young - Live Rust Prince - Sign 'O' the Times Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Plastic Fang The Byrds - Younger Than Yesterday

Popol Vuh - Angel of the Air, part one

Tangerine Dream - Exit Philip Glass - Symphony 3 The Kinks - Arthur, or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire Popol Vuh - Agape Agape

I like Lovecraft, I like Shakespeare, I liked the sound of the name, so I went with it.

There's a scene in the Boogey Man where the boom mic is hanging right in the middle of the frame, plainly visible for anyone with a functioning pair of eyes.

Haven't posted one of these in a while... The Kinks edition: 5. Starstruck 4. No Return 3. Waterloo Sunset 2. Till the End of the Day 1. Victoria

I haven't listened nearly as much to either as I'd like, but for innovation and the like I'd go with Davis in a heartbeat (it may also have something to do with the fact that I much prefer jazz to country).

More stuff on the way: Pride FC 10 - Return of the Warriors M - Special Edition

My CD collection, though guzzlefish didn't recognize a few of my cd's, namely: bob hund - Jag rear ut min själ, allt ska bort John Cale - Fear Cast - Magic Hour John Coltrane - Live at Juan Les Pins Jazz Festival, July 26-27 1965 Flamin' Groovies - Yesterday's Numbers Popol Vuh - Agape Agape And here is my vinyl collection: Angelo Badalementi - Music from Twin Peaks Count Basie - Basie Boogie The Beatles - Hey Jude David Bowie - ChangesTwoBowie Lindsey Buckingham - Go Insane David Byrne - Rei Momo JJ Cale - 5 JJ Cale - Grasshopper JJ Cale - Troubadour John Cale - Carribean Sunset John Cale - Comes Alive John Cale - Slow Dazzle Eric Clapton - Slowhand Lloyd Cole - Easy Pieces Ry Cooder - Get Rhythm Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies Alice Cooper - Constrictor Alice Cooper - Trash Elvis Costello - Imperial Bedroom Elvis Costello - King of America Elvis Costello - This Year's Model Deep Purple - Fireball Deep Purple - Shades of Deep Purple Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms Dire Straits - Dire Straits Echo and the Bunnymen - Ocean Rain Echo and the Bunnymen - Porcupine Keith Emerson - Honkey Keith Emerson - Inferno Soundtrack Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Pictures at an Exhibition Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Trilogy Bryan Ferry - Another Time, Another Place Bryan Ferry - Bête Noire Bryan Ferry - Boys and Girls Bryan Ferry - In Your Mind Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Genesis - Foxtrot Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Genesis - Live Genesis - Trespass George Harrison - Cloud Nine Ian Hunter - Short Back N' Sides Jean-Michel Jarre - Jarre Live Jean-Michel Jarre - Revolutions KISS - Alive Led Zeppelin - Presence Didier Marouani - Space Opera MC5 - Kick Copenhagen Nektar - Down to Earth Oingo Boingo - Boingo Oingo Boingo - Dark at the End of the Tunnel Oingo Boingo - Good For Your Soul Pearl Jam - Ten Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd - Final Cut Prince - Around the World in a Day Prince - Diamonds and Pearls Queen - A Day at the Races Queen - Hot Space Queen - A Night at the Opera Queen - Queen Queen - Sheer Heart Attack Roxy Music - Avalon Roxy Music - Country Life Roxy Music - Stranded Todd Rundgren - The Ballad of Todd Rundgren Paul Simon - Graceland Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water Bruce Springsteen - The River Squeeze - East Side Story Squeeze - Sweets From a Stranger Talking Heads - Little Creatures Talking Heads - Naked Talking Heads - Remain in Light Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues Talking Heads - True Stories Tangerine Dream - Exit Tangerine Dream - Thief Soundtrack Pete Towneshend - White City Stevie Ray Vaughan - Soul to Soul Yes - Close to the Edge Yes - The Yes Album Neil Young - Harvest Neil Young - Reactor Frank Zappa - Roxy and Elsewhere

He plays Jimmy from Toluca Lake.

To me, the pre-credit sequence in Goldfinger is probably THE defining moment in any Bond film.

Ry Cooder & Manuel Galban - Drume Negrita

The La's - I Can't Sleep

Tough one. For me it's really close between "Highway 61 Revisited" and "Blood on the Tracks" and my vote could change instantly, but I picked "Blood on the Tracks". Tangled Up in Blue settled it.

Bought Buster Keaton's The General a couple of days ago.

Any of the following: A Day in the Life Tomorrow Never Knows Across the Universe While My Guitar Gently Weeps