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Stars Are Blind is a great song.

I saw this at the Sydney Film Festival. It is great. A really funny intelligent comedy - something that has been all too sadly missed in recent years. Many great lines and moments. I really enjoyed it.

Sam's first post in the thread: No generalisations nor 'attempts to stir racial barriers' there. Despite being the first post to make any reference whatsoever to the Jewish people.

The greatest cinematic event I have ever experienced.

The Beatles – The White Album John Lennon – Plastic Ono Band Beach Boys – Pet Sounds Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. The Clash – Sandinista! Bob Dylan – “Love and Theft” Graham Parker – Squeezing Out Sparks Wilco – Yankee Hotel Foxtrot The Beatles – Abbey Road Prince – Sign ‘O’...

It's colour. I quite like the best of classic Hollywood - obviously anything from Hitchcock or Wilder is likely to be brilliant, but there's so much greatness out there to be had. My favourites would include: The Big Sleep The Searchers City Lights (or any other Chaplin film, really)...

Whoa, it must be good then.

IMPOSSIBLE!

Where is the Meg White option?

Yes, given Viduka has such a fantastic record for scoring goals.

I was the brown haired guy working who scanned tickets for the film as it went in and was in the general information booth (I think) when it came out. Were you the one who came over to the booth after the film to give me the survey? A few people complained that the film was too dark. Was...

You probably saw me at Bob Le Flambeur today, you lucky devil.

This thread is reserved for albums that are widely considered classics, so anyone mentioning something by Korn or their ilk will be ignored and very likely laughed at. With that in mind: Marvin Gaye - What's Goin' On AC/DC - Back In Black

About Zeppelin: The debut is far and away their best album, then II. Physical Graffiti and IV are well behind (and HTWWW if you count it) and the rest is just shit (HOTH has some decent stuff, though, to counterbalance the shit). How the West... isn't the best live album ever, either. Go...

The New World. I thought it really terrific, and can't understand the negative press and how it's so disappointing for a Malick (especially given how mediocre The Thin Red Line is). Not Badlands nor Days of Heaven, but still incredibly impressive.

As Harp Magazine reports today Neil Young has announced a new album... and it's already finished! The news that Neil Young has a complete album in the bag shocked all of us at JamBase. On the heels of his very successful 2005 release, Prairie Wind and with his award-winning documentary Neil...

Born in the U.S.A.

See, that for me would be a close description of "Crash" for me, but everyone else here seems to hate it.

Dylan's two best albums were Time Out of Mind and "Love and Theft", from 1997 and 2001 respectively.