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Magic Hate Ball posted:It's one of my favorite Monk pieces and it makes me sad Quarry was never officially recorded in full, though Radio Songs is floating around somewhere. Oh, loving dope, thanks for the hook-up
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I didn't mean to include it but the last track is from Robert Wilson's 1973 12-hour career mashup Life And Times of Joseph Stalin.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:I didn't mean to include it but the last track is from Robert Wilson's 1973 12-hour career mashup Life And Times of Joseph Stalin. What about the fifth one "Quarry Procession"? All I can find on Radio Songs is that it was a four track record, but I'm not sure if maybe there's different pressings. Was this released in '72, 'cause the current pressings are from 2014.
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K. Waste posted:What about the fifth one "Quarry Procession"? All I can find on Radio Songs is that it was a four track record, but I'm not sure if maybe there's different pressings. Was this released in '72, 'cause the current pressings are from 2014. That's an incredibly good question that I absolutely lack the answer to and hadn't even considered.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:That's an incredibly good question that I absolutely lack the answer to and hadn't even considered. It's digitally available on a compilation from 2009 called Beginnings, so maybe it was some kind of demo or single. Thanks again all the same, this is the straight dope. edit: According to Discogs, she began work on Quarry in '72, and "Gotham Blues" and "Gotham Lullaby" were commissioned by Ping Chong for Fear and Loathing in Gotham in '75, so I'm just gonna put it in my iTunes as ca. '72-'75. How'd did you get ahold of this rad poo poo, anyway? K. Waste fucked around with this message at 02:44 on Oct 12, 2017 |
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If I see A24 in the trailer I immediately stop it and order a ticket or copy.CharlieFoxtrot posted:21 Grams 21 Grams suuuc- wait, wait, I'm thinking of, Maria Full Of Grace. Okay film but really pedestrian in its anti-drug message. You want a film about dying? Mr. Nobody, Enter The Void, and even Antichrist counts. The best film about death is from a director that fell from grace. gently caress that rapist creep forever, gently caress him to a pulp (okay, do not actually do horrible violent sex crimes) do not give him money. A 1,000 year voyage to defy the death of your loved ones and yourself before, at long last, accepting it. gently caress him for tainting his own artwork by preying on others.
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K. Waste posted:It's digitally available on a compilation from 2009 called Beginnings, so maybe it was some kind of demo or single. Filehunting back in my college days when I was obsessed with Robert Wilson (you can get the rest of the Joseph Stalin stuff album here, I think, I recommend it).. A lot of this stuff comes and goes but there are always blog sites floating around with links to obscure stuff - I still love digging through this, and sometimes I still stumble across blogspot and wordpress sites that upload weird tapes and albums. There's plenty on youtube as well (I was gonna link the awesome analog 70s version of Music In Twelve Parts but it seems to be gone RIP) but there's something special about someone's livejournal that has, like, musique concrete albums and tapes of people's parents playing grand piano.
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Gorman Thomas posted:Thanks for reminding me that I paid ~$50 to see that poo poo in a theater in an attempt to get laid. Why did you spend so much money?
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Post 9-11 User posted:The best film about death is from a director that fell from grace. gently caress that rapist creep forever, gently caress him to a pulp (okay, do not actually do horrible violent sex crimes) do not give him money. A 1,000 year voyage to defy the death of your loved ones and yourself before, at long last, accepting it. gently caress him for tainting his own artwork by preying on others. What film and who? I'm guessing it's not Allen or Polanski?
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Egbert Souse posted:What film and who? I'm guessing it's not Allen or Polanski? Yeah, I was trying to figure out what awful poo poo Aronofsky or David Lowery did.
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Coffee And Pie posted:Why did you spend so much money? Gonna guess two tickets plus drinks and snacks in the theater. Concession prices can be downright silly.
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Yeah. I just bought two tickets for that Pokemon movie in November and it cost me $27 total. Movies add up quickly. But I'm only spending $10 total on two tickets to Citizen Kane, so it balances out.
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Post 9-11 User posted:The best film about death is from a director that fell from grace. gently caress that rapist creep forever, gently caress him to a pulp (okay, do not actually do horrible violent sex crimes) do not give him money. A 1,000 year voyage to defy the death of your loved ones and yourself before, at long last, accepting it. gently caress him for tainting his own artwork by preying on others. Dracula Dead and Loving It definitely rules but where do you get off saying all that messed up poo poo about Mel Brooks??
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LesterGroans posted:Yeah, I was trying to figure out what awful poo poo Aronofsky or David Lowery did. If his posts in the mother! thread are any indication, he is in fact taking about Aronofsky, and as far as I could tell from that thread this accusation is being made based on the fact Aronofsky is now dating Lawrence... and that's about it.
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Eh, I might have jumped the gun there. I just saw your mention of Aronofsky, remembered that someone had been accusing him of stuff in the mother! thread with not much to back it up, saw it was post 9/11 user and just jumped to a conclusion. His accusations there aren't as strong as what he's saying now though so he's probably taking about someone else
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https://twitter.com/fussybabybitch/status/918287387687501824
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Great, they gave the whole game away!!
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Egbert Souse posted:What film and who? I'm guessing it's not Allen or Polanski? Werner Herzog Did Nothing Wrong
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LesterGroans posted:That's the one where all the Ninja Turtles jerk off on a pizza, right?
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viral spiral posted:The Snowman is getting lovely reviews, apparently. Just like that my hype melted awaaaaaaa
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viral spiral posted:The Snowman is getting lovely reviews, apparently. I mean...yeah? It looked incredibly stupid. It looked like a movie the characters in an episode of Seinfeld would be in line for.
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The Snowman looked terrible and great at the same time. Very my poo poo, but I never expected it to review well.
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glam rock hamhock posted:I mean...yeah? It looked incredibly stupid. It looked like a movie the characters in an episode of Seinfeld would be in line for. The trailers made it look competently made.
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Oct 12, 2017 07:27
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Hahaha the main character in The Snowman's name is Harry Hole.
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viral spiral posted:The trailers made it look competently made. To me the trailers made it look like they were taking a movie about a guy who murders people and uses them in parts of snowmen to taunt the detective tracking him and trying to be completely serious and scary about it. Stupid was probably the wrong word but man does it look silly and how serious it seems to be taking what seems to be a mix of every serial killer movie cliche ever and the premise of a direct to video 80s slasher movie just makes it all the sillier. Like it looking competently made just makes the movie all the more baffling to me. Also the main character is named Harry Hole
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Unrelated but gently caress twitter
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"Detective, the killer's getting away!" "Harry Hole never lets a a piece of poo poo like that escape so easily."
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Detective Harry Hole, drunk and teary-eyed, stares at a framed picture of his ex-wife. "Oh, Heidi... where did it all go wrong?"
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It can be scary to burp and fart at the same time.
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"I'm Detective Harry Hole. And before you even ask, yes, my rear end is very hairy. Especially around the sphincter area. And I'm pretty sure it's a genetic trait so my parents knew what they were doing when they named me. To make a long story short, unlike my butt hair: I know true evil when I see it. I was raised by it and I have carried its shameful mark my whole life, so trust me when I say I will find the man who turned your daughter into a snowman with a real person's head for a head and bring him to justice. Or my name isn't Harry Hole, and my hole isn't hairy."
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I'm patrolman Harry S. Hole. I'm doing my rounds, and I'm a little behind.
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Skwirl posted:Isn't it based on a Swedish book or something? Did they just Anglicize his name and at no point realize it becomes a pun in English? The way I understand it, "Hole" is pronounced "Hoo-la" in Norwegian. Not that Detective Harry Hula isn't also loving hysterical.
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Budgie Jumping posted:The way I understand it, "Hole" is pronounced "Hoo-la" in Norwegian. Not that Detective Harry Hula isn't also loving hysterical. A show starring Detective Harry Hula sounds like procedural on USA.
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I can't even deal with this photo. https://twitter.com/FluffSociety/status/918129065382612992
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Budgie Jumping posted:The way I understand it, "Hole" is pronounced "Hoo-la" in Norwegian. Not that Detective Harry Hula isn't also loving hysterical. Whoo-leh. The books are silly and stupid, but it really sounds like they played it up to the point of parody since at one point Hole wakes up drunk in the Vigelands park. I still want to watch it because of Tomas Alfredson though.
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corn in the bible posted:Werner Herzog Did Nothing Wrong But Klaus Kinski on the other hand.....
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