Gary Floyd

1.) Pink Floyd-Meddle 2.) Wu Tang Clan-Enter The Wu Tang:36 Chambers 3.) My Bloody Valentine-Loveless 4.) Black Sabbath-Vol. 4 5.) Led Zeppelin-III 6.) Kraftwerk-Computer World 7.) Public Enemy-It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back 8.) The Velvet Underground-S/T 9.) Radiohead-Kid A 10.) Death-Human

Tokyo Gore Police is a must if you want an incredibly gory (well, the title gives that away), fucked up, and all around strange movie. I loved it, though it really must be seen to be believed (one scene has a man's severed penis becoming a cannon like weapon-yes, you read that right.) Plus, it stars the psycho chick from "Audition."

I wanna shake this man's hand.

This thread needs some Death/Doom Metal dISEMBOWELMENT Dance of December Souls era Katatonia Autopsy Asphyx Winter The IVth Crusade era Bolt Thrower Feel free to add your own

you give Bush too much credit infowars.com I miss the 9/11 threads, I used to enjoy trolling Dames That's it, you're on ignore.

Oh God, Stanley.

"We don't even give him full internet access." "What?"

I don't know if you're over-exaggerating for effect or if you actually believe this, but there have been far greater snubs in the history of the Academy Awards than Ledger losing would be, and the show survived those with its "reputation" largely intact. Example: Many Martin Schorsese movies. I loved "The Departed", and thought he deserved to win Best Director, but it all felt like the Academy saying "Sorry you didn't win all those other times Marty!"

While I liked "Benjamin Button", it doesn't deserve that many nominations. I do like that Taraji P. Hensen was nominated for best supporting actress, I thought she was great in that movie. I'm not suprised that TDK was largely snubbed. I am miffed at "The Reader" getting that much love. Also, while the acting was great, "Doubt" just felt like mediocre Oscar bait made watchable by great performances. Also, does Meryl Streep really need another award nomination? Good to see Anne Hathaway nominated-doubt she'll win though. If anyone was robbed, it was Darren Aronofsky. Really, as much as I loved TDK, I think that Darren deserved a best director nod more.

I'd say something about Mike, but I think he gets enough shit for being in movies like "Shallow Hal" and "Nacho Libre."

Well, that didn't take long. Choice quote:

Yeah, agreeing with Henry Spencer that The Crying Light is awesome.

Heh. Heh. Yeah, I'm in a good mood. Don't like it? Fine, don't respond. Hell, go to another blog if you don't like it. Bush is out of office, and I couldn't be happier. For years, i've had to hear "you whiney liberals LOL" whenever expressing displeasure with Bush or the way he ran things. Now I don't have too. Will Obama fuck up? Probably, but for now, I'm in a good mood.

"Black Sheep", while terrible, gave us one of my favorite movies scenes ever

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Oh, to live in Germany. Seriously, this year's Roadburn festival has a great line-up: Amon Duul II, Saint Vitus, Baroness, Cathedral, Wolves In The Throne Room, Negura Bunget, Ufomammut, Bohren & der Club of Gore, Mono, and Church of Misery-that is too great for words. I'd kill to see Saint Vitus live. Oh, and Earth and Tribes of Neurot are playing. Saw it on their Myspace.

For those who care, The Free Republic thread.

Jesus, enough with the FAIL pictures. They aren't funny.

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