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joel plaskett - ashtray rock

all of them ...i wish

and what's the prize?

heart of darkness. It's really good. But a little dense. I think Apocolypse Now was a better take on the concept.

Grindhouse - best horror movie ever

It's the best of the tracks so far in my opinion. I really love it.

Single Explosion was my favourite. Then SIIFTM. Then 99%...

I just finished the movie. I thought it was great. I was impressed too that Will Ferrell pulled off a serious role.

scary movie

i have the song on my computer. just PM me if you want me to email it to you.

Dr. Strangelove 300 Lord of the Rings (yeah, shut up) And do documentaries like Uganda Rising and Why We Fight count? If so, I'd put those in there too.

Anil's Ghost by Michael Ondaatje It's interesting. And a bit depressing. But very good.

Little Children

I agree. The cheerleaders are pretty classic. My other favourite intro would be the one in Ex-Pats... As for conclusions, PTD and Born to Kill are pretty awesome. I think another interesting question would be: which album has the best intro and conclusion in terms of the opening and closing songs? To that I'd have to say Beautiful Midnight or Audio of Being would take it.

i love bill maher. real time is awesome.

i can do stuff in peterborough

so did kirsten dunst ;)

super mario flute beatboxing:

this pretty much sums up lost: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRp8N5jS3R4

babel it was alright. not as good as the hype.

I thought Out of Exile was pretty good. Obviously, no comparison to Cornell's work with Soundgarden. But the guitarist for Audioslave could've use some brushing up. As long as Chris keeps making music, I'll be open-eared.

rolling stones - gimme shelter

sam roberts - chemical city

I agree about the ending. But I wouldn't say it was about nothing. Other than the whole anticlimatic thing, I thought it was fantastic.

little birds - melissa mcclelland