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Your argument seems stupid. I am "bagging him out" not for liking 70s music (which brought forth some fantastic music) but for liking it at the expense of all things since.

Yes, baroque composers borrowed heavily from jazz. Given this picture was the cover for Dirty Mind, in 1980, I'd say it represents him near the top of his game. And I'm heterosexual, though I must concede I do swing Prince's way.

I don't follow your logic.

Here you are wrong. Accept it.

I would. You're throwing out the baby with the bathwater, as the saying goes.

I dunno, I was hoping you could at least learn how to spell The Beatles. Unlike the 1960s/1970s, with The Rolling Stones releasing "Under My Thumb" and The Beatles "Run For Your Life", both sterling examples of feminist anthems.

I've handily bolded all grammatical/spelling errors for your attention. Hopefully you won't be as much of a whiney douche about this as you are about music.

I was too. I mean, Christ died! Who saw that coming? Anyway, clearly the final bit of Schindler's List is the most heartwrenching moment in any film ever. End of Midnight Cowboy's pretty horrible too.

That's bullshit. The law is wrong. It is not a fair law. Another culture is one thing, basic human rights is another. Are we wrong to judge the murder of six million Jews in Germany due to it just being a part of their culture? Don't be such an apologist. It's an unfair law and you're a...

That came out in 1985. Building from your answer, however, I think the song is probably the dance remix "Sunchymes" by Dario G. based on the "Heyo mamama" bit, which was actually infinitely worse. So there's your answer, greenapple, Dario G. - Sunchymes Pretty shit song. Pretty shit...

You're mad. Eight!? I love Adaptation, but it's in no way a greater film than this. I watched it again last night for having just bought the DVD (and am glad to see Wild Strawberries and Cries & Whispers released - they shall soon be mine) and find it difficult to give it any less than ten...

He fooled me. And this comes without having seen I Am Sam.

I thought Meryl Streep and Lily Tomlin were the most entertaining of all the presenters.

Wild Strawberries

I find there's usually three.

Okay, well in that case I add to the list Pol Pot. Cambodian dictator yes, but who cares.

Yes, Nick Drake's my favourite band also. Drongos.

Brian > Holy Grail

Dude, Gene Kelly.

My morning: Arrived at Blacktown Myer at 7:30 and am first in line. Next person arrived at 8:40. Much annoyance. Queued outside the car park entrance to Myer. Typically, security opens that door at five to nine so that Ticketek people can be at the counter at 9:00am when it all kicks off...