Sir Stewart

Living In A Box - "Living In A Box", Living In A Box

East of Eden or something. Yeah, scarring.

You're not thinking of the Rosie O'Donnell variety show?

Same here. I really loved AFTP for a long time, but it has not aged well. There are great tunes on it for sure, but I mean - can anyone really still listen to 'Everybody Hurts'?

If he could, he would probably turn that on its head and say each inning Tek hit a line drive, the ERA of his pitcher for the following half inning averaged above 5.

I just noticed my quote in your sig

What isn't?

I can assure you - The Stuff is not 'really good.'

Fuck this thread, I quit the board.

Life Is Beautiful - still magical. Iron Man - totally awesome.

I love that Chinese Democracy will forever be linked with a disastrous soda pop giveaway.

Speaking of DJs - one of the best terrestrial DJs, Steve West of 91X in San Diego (his show Resurrection Sunday was new wave nirvana) was fired last week. "There goes the last DJ..."

Okay - I take that back.

I've read multiple reviews now that acknowledge the dullness of it while praising its scope and calling for repeated viewings. Man, I just don't have time to be bored by movies. Sorry Charlie.

Sooo...you're not comfortable with people disagreeing with you? Smells like baiting. I get it - you don't like Dylan's voice. I don't believe you though when you say you can't understand a word he's saying.

He's got quite a team there, that's for sure.

Oh man, couldn't disagree more. I think his voice and its character are perfect for this.

I did not like Synecdoche, New York. Maybe someday after I've read more about it and Charlie Kaufman's intentions in making it, and discussed it with others who appreciated it, maybe then I'll have some level of admiration for it, but whether or not that happens, it will not change the fact that watching this film was one of the least enjoyable experiences in a movie theater I've ever had.

You mean you don't come home after each deadline and queue up 'Get In The Ring'?

I can't wait to spin that Counting Crows song next month.

You like it more than he does, or you like it more than you like him? Dr Pepper?

Ha, not really.

I had a copy awhile back, but.

Thanks for the heads up - I need the Bootleg Series 1-3.

The Joshua Tree was certainly overplayed, but has since secured its place head and shoulders above all other '80s music.