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Pretty bloody funny film. A few lulls in the humour here and there, but at its funniest moments it had me in tears of laughter. Best comedy in a long long time (not that hard, but it is).

lol

Following this ridiculous statement in the Ben Folds thread: I have gotten to thinking about which artists do the best covers, and what my favourite album would be comprised entirely (or almost entirely) of cover songs. Currently I'd say Bryan Ferry's first solo album, These Foolish Things...

I'd say I prefer the 70s - it would vie with the 50s in contention for best decade in cinema as far as I am concerned. The 80s are a very interesting decade, somewhat transitional in a way. You have some of the old masters signing out (such as Kurosawa's Kagemusha and Ran, Bergman's Fanny &...

What?

Does anyone still like The Walkmen? I didn't. The Rat was good though. What's the point of covering an album without making any changes whatsoever? What's the point of covering an entire album at all? I don't get them.

I know what you mean. Not with those two albums so much, but Wu-Tang Clan's Enter the Wu-Tang was pretty mehworthy according to me. Yet strangely, I thought Wu-Tang Forever was quite good.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,221001,00.html This could either be the best or worst thing ever. Probably worst.

Re: Little Miss Sunsine I saw it last night. Enjoyable, and with some very funny moments.

I thought Infernal Affairs did not live up to the promise of such a good film concept, so I hope this manages to do so. While I do generally find Scorsese really quite overrated, I think that when he's on form he really is fantastic (though sadly he's terribly inconsistent). Nevertheless, I...

Brandon Flowers: "The sky used to be the limit, and it's not anymore. It's about 200 feet, and beyond that people think you're being comical. People ask me if we were trying to be funny with this record because it's big and exciting and confident. And my answer is, 'I don't think Beethoven...

Not on the list.

1980s. The Clash, Bruce Springsteen, Talking Heads, Public Image Ltd., Captain Beefheart, Elvis Costello, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Gang of Four, X, Rolling Stones, Rickie Lee Jones, Squeeze, Tom Verlaine, Rick James, Go-Go's, Richard & Linda Thompson, King Sunny Ade, Lou Reed, The English Beat...

Big yay. He has peaked in the last decade.

Hey, he may loathe himself, but it has nothing to do with the fact that he's Jewish.

Pink Moon

You're a loony - Damien or Bobby were by far the best. Anyone who does Warren Zevon does all right with me.

black eyed PEES lol

Stars Are Blind. Haters be damned.

He's seen everything, he's seen it all.