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Books over 3 years ago

all the kings men – warren
things i didn’t know – Robert Hughes
book of disquiet – pessoa
los caprichos – goya

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Greatest Albums of All-time over 3 years ago

nina simone – black gold
townes van zandt – delta momma blues
rodd keith – something for everyone
dr. john – gris gris
skip spence – oar
brigitte fontaine – comme a la radio
robert wyatt – comicopera
snakefinger – night of the desireable objects
shelley hirsch – o little town of east new york
leonard cohen – new skin for an old ceremony
bill withers – still bill
moondog and his honking geese

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Superior concert DVDs about 3 years ago

Cteve if you are looking for Jazz concert films I would maybe look into the Jazz Icons series. I only own the Nina Simone and Roland Rashaan Kirk, but they are both excellent. Nina’s live at montreax casts some kind of wicked spell as well.

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Bob Dylan's thoughts on film about 3 years ago

Has anyone seen Dylan’s movie Renaldo and Clara. I’ve seen the exerpts that appeared on bootleg 5 but not the 4 hour version. I know Dylan has distanced himself from it, and it was heavily influence by children of paradise, but i’m still kinda curious to see it.

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John Berger almost 3 years ago

All four epsiodes of “Ways of Seeing” are available on youtube. If you like me fell in love with robert hughes’ “the shock of the new” and also like me had not heard of “ways of seeing” than its a glorious day. School children discussing the sexual ambivilance of a Caravaggio, women dancing on cars cut to “the third of may” cut to a real execution cut back to goya, the painting franz hals traded for peat moss, dziga vertov, bruegel. I guess to make this a question and not just a recommendation I’ll ask if anyone has seen John Berger’s cinematic work with swiss filmaker Alain Tanner. I haven’t but by title alone I would like to see " Jonah who will be 25 in the year 2000".

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film quizzery almost 3 years ago

Douglas Rain

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film quizzery almost 3 years ago

Name the other movie in which Douglas Rain provides the voice of an evil computer? (not 2010)

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film quizzery almost 3 years ago

that was quick

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film quizzery almost 3 years ago

alright law we need a stumper

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OT: Can anyone recomend me a good album that's 30 minutes or less? almost 3 years ago

serge gainsbourg – histoire de melody nelson

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A challenge in coolness over 2 years ago

the mother and the whore – eustache
crime wave – andre de toth
le magnifique – de broca
ashes and diamonds – wadja
who are you polly magoo – william klein
killing of a chinese bookie – cassavetes
mouchette – bresson
simon of the desert – bunuel
being there – hal ashby
salo – pasolini
barry lyndon – kubrick
el topo – jodorowsky
stroyzcek – herzog
le collectioneuse – rohmer
unfaithfully yours – sturges

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Any Good Artists Out There That Are Similar To Beefheart? over 2 years ago

One String Sam – I need a 100 dollars

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OT: BEST GUITAR FOR A BEGINNER? over 2 years ago

a good player can make a bad guitar sound great and a bad player can make a fantastic guitar sound bad. If your starting just go to a pawn shop and find somthing cheap. my first guitar was 99 dollar yamaha and it did me just fine for a couple of years. after that my guitar teacher helped me wade though ebay and found a gem.

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An update on a possible DVD release of "Barry Lyndon". over 2 years ago

“the dvd of barry lyndon is a joke” – “my first generation dvd is a piece of crap”
sounds like a good problem to have. the wait sucks but at least it inevidable. who knows if something like “Legend” will ever come out on dvd

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An update on a possible DVD release of "Barry Lyndon". over 2 years ago

the shortlived richard dean anderson tv show of course

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

http://olympic-swim.blogspot.com/2009/02/cremaster-cycle-by-matthew-barney.html

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

i’m kinda of two minds about the whole thing. i’ve got a soft spot for movies that shoot for the moon, but it is also so boring. But that is what i like about it at times it can be entrancing, hypnotic and surprising . what do you guys think?

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

no, it should be free you just gotta wait like 70 seconds, if it isn’t working maybe the rapidshare link is dead, just search and find another link or i’m sure theres a torrent of it

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

http://art.domawe.com/tag/megaupload – here’s another one just for kicks

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

mike – winrar

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Where Can I Find the Cremaster Cycle? over 2 years ago

http://download.cnet.com/WinRAR-32-bit/3000-2250_4-10007677.html

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The Best Concert Film over 2 years ago

Tom Waits – Big time

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National Film Registry Entries for 2009 over 2 years ago

this looks like a down year for the registry, a bunch of culture i would prefer not to preserve. all i gotta say is Pillow Talk. It doesn’t seem to gel with such gems as “jammin the blues” which was just on tcm a couple of days ago. Hot Dogs for Gauguin sounds promising though.

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Who's better than Stanley Kubrick? over 2 years ago

art isn’t a competition. who cares?

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Anybody Seen It? over 2 years ago

utterly sumptuous, like a drug, like a hot tub, my eyes roll back just thinking about it.

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Anybody Seen It? over 2 years ago

its not saying anything profound saying toru takemitsu is awesome but toru takemitsu is awesome.

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SONGS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR, anybody? over 2 years ago

finally got down to seeing this and man, it is something. i laughed i teared up, i laughed even louder. some scenes the tableau style left me with that edward hopper feeling. other scenes feel so playful like a Jacques Tati sight gag. unique but familiar, uncanny.

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Tarkovsky's Cinematography over 2 years ago

Tarkovsky’s 10 favorite films
01Diary of a Country Priest Robert Bresson
02Winter Light Ingmar Bergman
03Nazarin Luis Buñuel
04Wild Strawberries Ingmar Bergman
05City Lights Charles Chaplin
06Ugetsu Kenji Mizoguchi
07Seven Samurai Akira Kurosawa
08Persona Ingmar Bergman
09Mouchette Robert Bresson
10Woman in the Dunes – Hiroshi Teshigahara

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Tarkovsky's Cinematography over 2 years ago

great minds think alike eh alexander

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