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Maybe I'll go and interview one of these new parking bollards myself and let you know if they have anything else interesting to share.

(NOTE: This newsletter is a work in progress. CHECK BACK for UPDATES). July 29... and still haven't seen any of those June newsletter updates. Guess it's hard to provide updates when there is likely no progress being made on anything by this band. I see Maynard and Danny working (on things other th...

...I saw a great movie this past weekend on Netflix, called "The Way Back" from 2010. trust me on this....check it out. true story about a WWII prison camp in Siberia. these guys escape and cross the Siberian wilderness, the Mongolian border, the Gobi desert and the fucking Himalayan moun...

I'm really enjoying this new track and definitely looking forward to the new album as well. Not entirely sure about some sections, but here's what I've got so far: Oh lost as I may be Oh in the fog of my own noise and triviality Grand holy mother grant me clarity I am standing on the edge of forever...

Calfium Jay wrote:The Imitation Game

If you haven't had the opportunity to see this yet...PLEASE make time to do so.

Even I was moved by the end. And it really takes a lot for a film to move me. No surprises there.

8/10

Watched it last night. A really good movie indeed. Thanks again for the recommendation.

UndKeineZwEier wrote:I liked the shots of Bruce Wayne running into the dust of the collapsing building.

And the few shots of the battles looked like fun.

Yeah, I agree. I think the action scenes are going to be great, and I'm really hoping the Lex Luther character brings some levity to it all.

^I enjoyed The Man of Steel. There were things I didn't like about it, but I still enjoyed it. I anticipate having a similar reaction to BvS, but all I keep thinking after seeing the trailers is...

That tune is from the new album, which they played straight through last night. That was by far the best track IMO. Guthrie Govan is one of the most interesting and technically proficient guitarists on the planet. Great (if disturbing) back story too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_meat_sho...

Now this is what I'm talking about:

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I find it hard personally to render judgement on a film that hasn't even started production yet. Admittedly, I am very critical of movies before, during, and after their production: a true film snob. It's actually part of how I enjoy them though. I realize I'm biased when it comes to the original S...

Don't bake that pie yet: Mark Frost says the new Twin Peaks won’t arrive until 2017

http://www.avclub.com/article/mark-fros ... l-2-221936

Kittaan wrote:Aristocrats in SF tonight!!!

I'd never heard of these guys before, and the first search result was "The Kentucky Meat Shower." What's not to like?

Instrumental rock, jazz fusion. Not really my cup of tea, but I always like checking out new music. Thanks for that!

Yeah, there's really nothing about a Han Solo prequel that sounds like a good idea. I wish they'd leave the original trilogy and characters alone and just focus on new stories.

Arcadia was the first episode I ever watched. I caught it on Sci-Fi one night at like one in the morning. Darkness Falls from the first season was definitely the first episode I ever saw, followed by Drive and then Arcadia. I remember Arcadia reminding me a lot of a Twilight Zone episode, which I l...

I had to look all of them up, but these are the only episodes of the X-Files I've ever seen: 1. Darkness Falls (Season 1, episode 20) 2. Home (Season 4, episode 2) 3. Drive (Season 6, episode 2) 4. Arcadia (Season 6, episode 15) 5. How the Ghosts Stole Christmas (Season 6, episode 6) I recall seeing...

The Imitation Game If you haven't had the opportunity to see this yet...PLEASE make time to do so. Even I was moved by the end. And it really takes a lot for a film to move me. No surprises there. 8/10 Done. It's now on the list. I wasn't all that interested before, but I'll check it out now. Thank...

I got to see The Appleseed Cast at The Echo last night. They're on tour playing the entirety of "Mare Vitalis", marking it's 15th anniversary. They've got a few more dates left on the tour, and they're definitely worth checking out: 07/06 – Santa Ana, CA @ Constellation Room 07/07 – San Fr...

Gaspar Noe's "Enter the Void" - This movie was a trip. I don't think I'll ever watch it again and it's definitely not a casual recommendation, but I'm glad I saw it. Watching it felt like a bit of a commitment. I was a fan of "Irreversible," and that one's was a difficult to get ...

Calfium Jay wrote:Welcome to the world where nothing ever happens.

This! We're playing out our own version of "Waiting for Godot" at this point.

blacksabbath wrote:It's just dumb hope posted to kill the time between now and Halloween. Another distraction until they release their long awaited double album.

Well, for the sake and sanity of those anxiously expecting, I truly hope it is something epic.

xZ1mM3r wrote:I am not of the camp that believes it will be a double album. I simply used that as an example because someone had mentioned it. I think it will be a single album, but a great one.

\m/

I dont think they would ever release a sub-par album of jams or cut songs just to fulfill their contract, and then go out on their own and release the good stuff.... just not like them to do that. I agree with the part about never intentionally releasing an album they aren't 100% behind, but...ther...

They were both ok in parts. I preferred Salvation - I thought it had an interesting story and spin on the whole Skynet thing, but was just lacking in execution. Lacking in execution is right: I recall a scene in a dilapidated gas station along a barren highway where the characters step outside to f...

I don't think that Tool would hold back a "magnum opus" just because they want fulfill their contract with something lesser. I agree with that, especially after hearing what Adam had to say during the meet and greets, but I do think expectations for some epic release should be tempered. W...

hellboy wrote:In news that will shock no one - it appears that the new Terminator movie is terrible.

Yeah, there was nothing in the trailers that looked promising.

I recall the prior one, Salvation, being quite a mess as well.

Although, there were moments in Rise of the Machines that I enjoyed.