Annabelle

uh oh, lotc is busting out some indie rock humor in the movies folder. uh oh! and no, samual l. was never ever my bag. sorry. he's no jack palance, thats forsure.

Buffalo 2.5 3.5 Carolina Chicago Cleveland Jacksonville Minnesota 4.5 Oakland 3.5 Tampa Bay Tennessee Arizona San Francisco Pittsburgh 3.5 N.Y. Giants Kansas City OAK 27 my picks this week are hilarious.

he's never been good. he was just in pulp fiction. chappelle should take credit for making people care about him.

thats how palmeiro is. what a scumbag. fuck. be a man. you got caught. nut up & take your punishment.

palmeiro is a fucking snake. does he have any credibility anymore? his word is even more useless than canseco. he's a joke. and deservedly so.

so simple, yet so effective. pretty much summizes that entire album. it seemed so effortless.

highway 61 revisted is both his loudest & angriest, to boot. lyrically, for an amateur like me, its the most confusing & complex.

i'd say highway 61 revisted is his angriest album. his angriest song is masters of war. his best album is blonde on blonde. and his best song is sooner or later from blonde on blonde. close with sad eyed lady of the lowlands & the aforementioned iiiiidiot wiiind. favorite albums in order 1. blonde on blonde 2. highway 61 revisted 3. blood on the tracks 4. bringing it all back home 5. the times they are a-changin another side of bob dylan & nashville skyline are about being in love. blonde on blonde, blood on the tracks, & desire are about being out of love. freewheeling & times are a-changing are political. john wesley harding & nashville skyline are just plain old country. bringing it all back home combines it all. there's all of his best shit right there.

i've never made a single snipe at you about the smiths. the rest is all true. actually i wouldn't have said anything bad because your first sentence states the truth while the other is a preference. while the thin line between the two can be blurred, especially when i am judging, i can understand why people don't like to listen to his folk stuff. blonde on blonde? you have to like that.

i finished this last night. the most comical part is a visibly wrecked johnny cash duetting with dylan for about 20 seconds. he's about to tip over with each word he sings. the film itself is actually quite powerful. i am eager to discuss it with everyone once they see it.

it played at select theatres, but no actual release. the entire thing is actually narrated by Dylan himself. its all from his point of you, rather than the regurgitation of other critics opinion. in fact, there are no critics interviewed whatsoever. just Dylan & his fellow artists. you never even hear scorcese ask any questions. its surreal hearing bob tell his own story, his mindset, and his goal - even if at may be from a revisionist point of view. even more surreal is that bob smiles, laughs, and jokes a bit in it. not a lot, but really, has there ever been a film or anything that has made Dylan seem human? as opposed to this deranged, drug addled, eccentric asshole which is he is mostly characterized as.

man does ricky gervais slay steve carroll. fuck. i've never seen the office america before. substandard.

the show will be great because they'll take the nip/tuck or six feet under route of having different characters each week that lee can pay back. sure some will intertwine like those shows, but it will be nice to see hilarious different ways he screwed people in the past, and how he'll pay them back. i like it.

i used to like that one the most, too. but since i have been listening to his older stuff, i find some of his 1975 interpretations to be lacking. especially the lonesome death of hattie carroll. the '75 version is atrocious. but i still really like desire, so the songs from that version sound nice. they have like a rollingstone from 1966 complete with the JUDAS yelling at the beginning, as opposed to scrolling through the song before it to get the entire vibe of the track. i really enjoyed vol. 6 1964 as well. its bob at his most lucid & jovial. all of his greatest acoustic tracks are on it, although the second disk starts to suffer with too much baez.

very good show. earl is likeable. good relationship between earl & randy. hope it lasts.

1. squash matches 2. 4 PPVs a year 3. matches that meant something 4. gimmick interview sets (brother love, barber shop, ect) 5. saturday mornign squash shows 6. saturday night tbs squash shows 7. old people in wheelchairs in the front row

oh nevermind.

actually, yes. the second disk actually has notable alternate versions of popular songs. like an electric version os desolation row & acoustic subterranean homesick blues. plus it has several notable live tracks from his infamous 1966 tour. its a good starting place for people to check out before jumping into any of his other bootleg offerings. you'll get a better idea of what i am talking about after watching the pbs show next week. you'll hear many of the tracks in that. and it helps explain the significance of many, especially like a rolling stone from the royal albert hall.

c-bacon don't you already own all of mgb's stuff? this seems like a waste of money. i think?

i've never even heard of cradle of filth. i liked atdi's last album, but not any of their earlier ones. i also liked mars voltas first album. have i said that yet? because i did like it. i might still.

whatever is under your avatar is what i mean. and slayer is right.

reason # 1. you are the trendiest music listener ever. antony & the johnsons win the mercury award & suddenly lotc is making an avatar/personal sig collage in their honor. how typical.

there was disinterest in lords of dogtown because a superior, non-fiction documentary based on the exact same people no less than 3 years ago. lords of dogtown used the real life characters from the great doc, and made a fictionalized hollywood teenybopper movie out of that. it has nothing to do with 70's nostalgia being dead.

oakland cannot win with collins. whodda though that their defense would be the strong point. collins should realise that when he has a player like moss, he better look his way all of the time. the guy beats triple coverage. the raiders, like the lions, will be known as an actually pretty well rounded team that is buried by a horrible quarterback. which is sad. but as i said from the beginning, the bears are going to be good this year. no one believed me. but its going to happen. orton is better than harrington & collins.

the czech republis is the only poster here who can be really good while still managing to be the worst poster here. besides c-bacon & lord of the curry.