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"All alone in Texas" by the Guzzlers on the 2003 album, All Alone in Texas. They have a playlist of the songs on this album and starts with this song here: http://www.theguzzlers.com/tunes.php

Look at the link above ;)

Sorry to resurect this thread! I'm going to see it tonight, finally! I'm trying not to expect too much, don't want to be disappointed...

Love my Radiohead!

Heres a revised "best of" list for 2005. The Decemberists - Picaresque Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning British Sea Power - Open Season Coldplay - X&Y Bright Eyes - Digital Ash in a Digital Urn Eels - Blinking Lights and Other Revelations The Kills - No Wow...

punk rock is never gonna' die son, not with cool banRAB like good charlotte who keep the hardcore alive!

OH MY GOD!!! You cannot be serious, how can they remake that amazing film, someone is having a laugh. I loved David, I thought he was the most gorgeous boy :o

the descent is a CLASSIC. brilliantly dark and the ending is great. lets you think she has escaped and then you have the floor pulled out from under you.. it was dark and violent and tense, everything a proper horror film should be and the acting was good

Two worRAB; Big and Mistake :eek:

Whitewash by Buckethead. Beautiful.

When I went to see it in 1997, I was only 12, so I absolutely loved it at the time. Leo DiCaprio was a heart throb for teenage girls at the time, so it's no surprise that I thought the film was great. However, watching it now is pretty painful. It just drags on and on, and I can't bear it. What...

The Mars Volta - Drunkship of Lanterns

star wars, the empire strikes back was better than a new hope.

As much as I loved Brokeback Mountain, I'm hoping for a sweep by Crash. I never seen the movie when it was in the theater, and I happened to stumble upon a cast interview on Oprah about 4 months ago. I went out and bought the DVD and was blown away. Some great performances, even by Sandra...

You saying you've never seen Total Recall. You must be the only 1 i've heard of. Anyway to answer your question. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, where he plays a character called Quaid, in the year 2070. He decides to go for a memory of a lifetime, by going to a company called Rekall, for...

Just have to get this in... from Trainspotting :D As a Scot myself it's genius :D Mark "Rent-boy" Renton: It's SHITE being Scottish! We're the lowest of the low. The scum of the ****ing Earth! The most wretched miserable servile pathetic trash that was ever shat on civilization. Some people...

I can't believe the warden commited suicide, such a stupid thing to do

check-out the OP's original article in his post, as it's about the truth of it, not the Hollywood version of truth.

Indeed. Michael's famous quote regarding the film: 'I have never seen it, but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific.'

For the four of us when we use go it's normally and XL Drink bewtween us, XL popcorn between us, an Ice cream each of the boys and possibly some chocolate for me and the wife. That amount you are talking close to