AnOceanPearl

I did too the first time I watched it. I watched United 93, and come to think of it, it was the day before the 9/11 anniversary, and I absolutely lost it during that movie. Twice. I imagine this movie will do the same thing.

The Bridge is a movie I'm looking forward to eventually seeing. I bet I'll cry when I do.

What I've seen Tom Cruise in, I've liked. I think he's a decent actor, and frankly, his personal life isn't any of my business, so I don't let that weigh into my opinions about the movies he's in.

Running for Home by MG

Kidney! If you're a masochist, that is. It hurts there ;)

I've thought of getting the "gunman" from an old MGB t-shirt tattooed somewhere on me.

They had to make Bumblebee something other than a VW Beetle because the Beetle was licensed for the cinematic masterpiece Herbie Fully Loaded.

Beethoven's 9th Symphony, 2nd movement. Orion by Metallica

"Our lives in these empty spaces aside" "This world's too old to hate you" "Down came your blackbird to suffer in my arms"

I think the cock bulge is gunna haunt the rest of my days ;)

I'm wondering if this is the tune he played at Calgary Folkfest that was dubbed "Mind the Gap" by whoever bootlegged it.

The Tanbark is Hot Lava by Dredg

I didn't mind Rock Machine, to be quite honest, but other than that, I didn't like that band. The keyboardist looked like... well, uh, I'm not sure, but it was really weird, though I did like Christian's guitar skills.

I read it in the paper at work and was mostly indifferent because I knew he'd still be making music and I would still love it.

You all may laugh, but really, it was traumatizing.

Now that I think about it, I think my MGBFC jersey will go up on there too.

Matt Mays is sweet, though whenever I hear the Trews I think I'm listening to a new Sloan song.

I remember seeing Copyright with MGB when they toured for Loser Anthems, and I was front row center, staring at the singer's cockbulge and hoping it wasn't gunna poke out from the hole in his crotch.

I don't have a wall of MG, but when I get unlazy and buy some frames, the solo acoustic poster is getting a frame, as is my Avalanche vinyl.

I always thought of it as him saying, "I'm doing this for you, dear," So I guess that's why I find it romantic. Fair enough, everyone interprets things differently.

The only part of Truffle Pigs that sounds even remotely romantic to me is the "Jenn, I'll bring them to their knees" line, because to me, that song is Matt's big "fuck you" to the industry.

Too much flanger.

I watched American Psycho for the first time last night.

Day for Night is a stellar album, although it bugs me that every song has that long outro.

I don't mind it, but it's nothing special. Pretty catchy though.