Posted: 23 Apr 2011, 11:54
I love Malcolm Tucker 
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Posted: 23 Apr 2011, 17:04
just finished watching the alice ballet. great stuff
Posted: 28 Apr 2011, 13:35
pish 30min Beastie Boys vid - Fight For Your Right - Revisited - International Version
contains swearys but quite frankly I'd avoid wasting half an hour of your life on it
contains swearys but quite frankly I'd avoid wasting half an hour of your life on it
Posted: 01 May 2011, 01:02
semi-aquatic McCaques with Mohawks
I shit you not
I shit you not
Posted: 01 May 2011, 10:17
Hadn't made it to the movies in ages, but last night we did get there and watched Duncan Jones' (son of David Jones
) latest effort. Not bad at all!Posted: 05 May 2011, 19:53
Abigails Party with Alison Steadman
Posted: 07 May 2011, 19:46
from the extra disc of this
Posted: 09 May 2011, 22:18
just back from cinema. it's closer to 'johnny got his gun' rather then 'avatar' and that's goodradiojamaica wrote:
Hadn't made it to the movies in ages, but last night we did get there and watched Duncan Jones' (son of David Jones
quite predictable (i know who's the bomber in first skip) but still decent
good job little bowie Posted: 09 May 2011, 22:56
Legally Blonde 2
Posted: 10 May 2011, 20:40
P'shaw on you! Missus VaNessa
anyway, I was watching Punk:Attitude an Don "Res'peck!" Letts fillum from Sky Arts 1
Recorded and now scrunching down via Handbrake.
I'm sure some of The Foreigns will need it - it goes from The MC5 and Stooges to The New York Dolls onto The Ramones/Television/Blondie/Voidoids etc.
Then Martin Rev pops up before ocean hopping to The Clash/Six Patels/Siouxsie, then back across for Black Flag/Agnostic Front/Jello COCK! all your faves.
An incredible programme, it would be easier to say who wasn't featured than who was - and it's not the usual suspects.
Ari and Poly are interviewed.
If I can edit it down to a uploadable size, I'll let ye ken.
If no... ask me
anyway, I was watching Punk:Attitude an Don "Res'peck!" Letts fillum from Sky Arts 1
Recorded and now scrunching down via Handbrake.
I'm sure some of The Foreigns will need it - it goes from The MC5 and Stooges to The New York Dolls onto The Ramones/Television/Blondie/Voidoids etc.
Then Martin Rev pops up before ocean hopping to The Clash/Six Patels/Siouxsie, then back across for Black Flag/Agnostic Front/Jello COCK! all your faves.
An incredible programme, it would be easier to say who wasn't featured than who was - and it's not the usual suspects.
Ari and Poly are interviewed.
If I can edit it down to a uploadable size, I'll let ye ken.
If no... ask me
Posted: 30 May 2011, 19:16
not a sausage, acht weel
anyways... found my Zack and Miri Make a Porno and decided to give it annar chance now that I'm au fait with Kevin Smith's output, it's not as bad as I remembered in fact it's quite funny and charming, still no up there wi Mallrats, Clerks II or the Michty Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
anyways... found my Zack and Miri Make a Porno and decided to give it annar chance now that I'm au fait with Kevin Smith's output, it's not as bad as I remembered in fact it's quite funny and charming, still no up there wi Mallrats, Clerks II or the Michty Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Posted: 30 May 2011, 22:29
Bought it when it came out and yes, I concur, it's fabbieJames Blast wrote:not a sausage, acht weel
Posted: 30 May 2011, 22:51
the Don Letts' doobry, yeah?Debaser wrote:Bought it when it came out and yes, I concur, it's fabbieJames Blast wrote:not a sausage, acht weel
Posted: 30 May 2011, 23:07
yessumJames Blast wrote:the Don Letts' doobry, yeah?Debaser wrote:Bought it when it came out and yes, I concur, it's fabbieJames Blast wrote:not a sausage, acht weel
Posted: 31 May 2011, 12:02
Res'peck!
Posted: 02 Jun 2011, 05:44
James,did you ever see Dig?
Posted: 02 Jun 2011, 11:14
Same here, got the dvd on a trip to London last year... if it say's 'this be done by Don Lett's, well then I alvays wanna see that docu! Tis a rather good one indeedDebaser wrote:yessumJames Blast wrote:the Don Letts' doobry, yeah?Debaser wrote: Bought it when it came out and yes, I concur, it's fabbie
Another fine docu was seen last night: the story of Island Records, told by mista Blackwell himself with added comments by almost anyone who ever was on that label
Posted: 02 Jun 2011, 18:42
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Posted: 02 Jun 2011, 21:05
Jeeziz Zed! you really have taken a lefthand path for the worse
Posted: 02 Jun 2011, 22:27
loads of pretty things on Ebay. Soon they will be all MINE!
Posted: 03 Jun 2011, 09:50
Tell me about it, there's some pretty dreadful stuff among thoseJames Blast wrote:Jeeziz Zed! you really have taken a lefthand path for the worse
Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 21:38
Senna.
A totally engrossing documentary though, for obvious reasons, ultimately a tough watch. Some quite extraordinary footage not seen before, especially the in-car Senna race footage. Exhilarating.
Lots I'd never twigged before - the Prost/Senna I knew but not so much the extent of the Senna/Balestre political battle.
The black & gold JPS was my first true love in F1. Seeing that in full force again was lovely. The change in mood & atmosphere in the cinema when the San Marino weekend footage started was a whole different thing. You could feel everybody hold their breath as if that could make for a different outcome.
A must see, F1 fan or not.
A totally engrossing documentary though, for obvious reasons, ultimately a tough watch. Some quite extraordinary footage not seen before, especially the in-car Senna race footage. Exhilarating.
Lots I'd never twigged before - the Prost/Senna I knew but not so much the extent of the Senna/Balestre political battle.
The black & gold JPS was my first true love in F1. Seeing that in full force again was lovely. The change in mood & atmosphere in the cinema when the San Marino weekend footage started was a whole different thing. You could feel everybody hold their breath as if that could make for a different outcome.
A must see, F1 fan or not.
Posted: 05 Jun 2011, 23:53
I can't wait to see it but I'll have to. I have vowed NEVER to set foot in a cinema with Gaz EVER again - fekkin jifflearse!Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:Senna.
A totally engrossing documentary though, for obvious reasons, ultimately a tough watch. Some quite extraordinary footage not seen before, especially the in-car Senna race footage. Exhilarating.
Lots I'd never twigged before - the Prost/Senna I knew but not so much the extent of the Senna/Balestre political battle.
The black & gold JPS was my first true love in F1. Seeing that in full force again was lovely. The change in mood & atmosphere in the cinema when the San Marino weekend footage started was a whole different thing. You could feel everybody hold their breath as if that could make for a different outcome.
A must see, F1 fan or not.
Posted: 09 Jun 2011, 22:29
the extra vids that come with the £10.63 Deluxe edition of this wonderment -
it really is a classic people, ye need tae hear/see it
it really is a classic people, ye need tae hear/see it
Posted: 11 Jun 2011, 15:11
why they treat like that, one of my fav writers? why?
looks like dick is unmovieable, with blade runner and maybe total recall and screamers exceptions
