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Very well said. Here's a quote from Clinton Heylin's Bootleg that pretty much says the same thing: "Bootleg punters are looking for something that is locked into the wellspring of inspiration, and the beauty of the musical interplay that rock music allows is that just such a moment can sneak...

kkk took my baby away-romones.

Actually I've never heard of them. You can be sure I'll give them a listen sometime soon though. Thanks for the plug.

Does he have to have been in every part of the trilogy? If not, then Danny Glover was in Saw, Lethal Weapon and Manderlay - all parts of trilogies (although Lethal Weapon went to 4). And Predator if you count Alien v Predator as part of a trilogy. Tenuous I know :o

Oh god they don't need a fourth one...

eurotrance/dance sounRAB gay to me

It's actually one album and two split ep's. I'm interested to see what direction they go in with the new album, they've kinda stuck to the same formula for the last two albums or so. The new Jesu and Cult of luna albums should be pretty interesting to methinks.

Not 90's but I love this song and if you dont want to dance to it you should check your pulse. it goes without saying, these videos are boardline NWS. WL1hlzLsUaU

chopin - nocturne no. 2 study music

anyone listen to dnb here? my personal favorite music genre with artists like Mayhem, teebee, Ed Rush and Optical, Evol Intent, Concord Dawn, Cause for Concern, there are tons out there and i would suggest checking out www.404audio.com and www.atldnb.com for the best in dnb in the ATL

99% of the music mentioned on this thread is popular music. I don't think of "popular" as a genre in itself, but as whatever music is popular at the time.

yea it became fun for a moment

They were talking about it on Radio 4 this morning. Seems as if it is finished and ready to be screened. I just can't see it being a success though. All those coy double-entendres seem so dated now and without them it just wouldn't be a Carry On Film.

thirty more days till i see them again, they rule.

The opening theme to Braveheart. Corny I know. But Bagpipes and Drums = Shivers.

Too many pointless sexual inuedos.

no the original karate kid is gold if they remake it, all my memories of being young watching it wiith frienRAB doing the crane kick will be tarnished. Get the dvd its a cinema classic

Blackstar is probably my favorite.

Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) has by far the best opening for any movie I have ever seen. And it's not a bad movie as well, btw. (Currently the 23rd best movie of all time according to IMDB) :)