Mon 30 Jun 2003
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Mon 30 Jun 2003
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Mon 30 Jun 2003
Posted by assorted under Umboto
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Fri 27 Jun 2003
Posted by assorted under DJ Johnny Canuck
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Wed 25 Jun 2003
Posted by naz under JackUzi
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Tue 24 Jun 2003
Posted by naz under Bluegerm
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Slightly less forlorn than Nightfall. This mix makes makes feeling bad feel a little better.
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Sun 22 Jun 2003
Posted by naz under Uncategorized
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The Super Furry Animals first came to my attention during the Britpop “explosion” in the mid-90s with the single “Herman Loves Pauline” from their album Fuzzy Logic. Looking back on it, the only connection bands like SFA (and for that matter, Pulp) had with the rest of the Britpop rank and file was that they were erm http://b00mb0x.org. READ MORE
Wed 18 Jun 2003
Posted by naz under JackUzi, Uncategorized
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JackUzi writes: “US indie rock and dance music. It’s like chalk and cheese. UK indie and dance have crossed paths ten years ago now. Primal Scream, Happy Mondays and so on. But US indie stays in it’s own little compartment totally oblivious to whatever musical changes are going on around it. Incorporating rap music would seem too much like ‘cultural slumming’ and dance music, well only gays and yuppies listen.” READ MORE
Tue 17 Jun 2003
Mon 16 Jun 2003
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Bluegerm writes http://b00mb0x.org.
Narc is just another one of those undercover cop films you know like the back of your hand excepthttp://b00mb0x.org.well it really is just another one those movies excepthttp://b00mb0x.org.it’s brilliant. Narc is a hypodermic needle punched through the chest of cop movies delivering a shot of lifesaving adrenaline while the rest of us were already drunk at the wake. Watch that metaphor stretch! http://b00mb0x.org. READ MORE
Sun 15 Jun 2003
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June 04, 2003
DVD Review – Son of Kurtz
Title – Son of Kurtz
a.k.a: Apocalypse Now 2 – Son of Kurtz
Cast
Capt. Benjamin L. Willard/Narrator (Martin Sheen), Lt. Col. William ‘Bill’ Kilgore (Robert Duvall), Photo Journalist (Dennis Hopper), CoCo Bao (Rae Dawn Chong), Yung Tai (Victor Wong), Col. Walter E. Kurtz (Marlon Brando), Col G Lucas (Harrison Ford – Uncredited) and introducing Benicio Del Toro as Swallimoro Kurtz
Plot Summary
20 years later, Willard (Martin Sheen) is sent back to Cambodia, this time to kill Kurtz’s bastard son Swallimoro (Benicia Del Toro) who at the age of 16 has already taken power over much of Cambodia.
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Sat 14 Jun 2003
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assorted writes http://b00mb0x.org. We picked them up on Houston & 2nd Ave. It was myself, Rob & Jim. Rob & I were fairly buzzed. Jim was piss drunk and slightly manic.
Jim (or was it me?) was groaning that the high rent plus “safe streets” had guaranteed that nyc would never have a decent art or music movement again – that the city had essentially become Boston, a boring yuppie http://b00mb0x.org READ MORE
Fri 13 Jun 2003
Posted by assorted under Firstborn (Cocksucker)
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