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ive heard half of it so far and i've got no complaints. it's pretty good. i need to give it a few more listens though.

David Hasselhoff - "San Pedro's Children" yes, it's a real song lol. just thought id spice things up a bit.

oh man, this is awesome. we're going to make millions.

hahaha all $50 of it. sweet. if we throw in some french, we could throw in some german too, just to be really artsy and fucked up. maybe a scene or two with strange flashing lights. and to save money, the soundtrack will consist of either matthew good songs slowed down to half speed, or spoken word things by adam west himself.

Muse - "Butterflies And Hurricanes"

i dont have a camcorder, but my olympus camera can take 45 minutes of video on it with some decent sound. as far as the sound quality goes, we can just say we did that on purpose and our film will be hailed as "avant-garde" (sp?).

i dig that idea. it could definitely work since he already played a senile (or just plain crazy) mayor in family guy.

13 tracks as in places that you can skip to on the CD. but those thirteen tracks arent individual songs 100% of the time. sometimes they're just the beginning of a new movement, in the same song. for example, the first song "cygnus...vismund cygnus" has 4 different parts to it, and you can skip to those individual parts. but it's all the same song. any better?

The Cult - "Judith"

i was reading a little blurb about the album somewhere that that's what they had to do, because EP's are defined by tracks, not by track length. this is what i read. if i can find it again, i'll be sure to enlighten you.

Nine Inch Nails - "The Line Begins to Blur"

there are 13 tracks, but only 5 songs. a disc with 5 songs on it would only be considerred an EP.

agreed. it has a fantastic groove. maybe that's the wrong word for it... oh well, too late. it does take awhile for it to all sink in, but the last track is definitely worth it. it took a few listens for me, but i found tha the power that it has is unbelievable. i don't know why, but i like it a lot. i guess just because of how it builds...

The Beatles - "Savoy Truffle"

lets not over exaggerate here. Deloused was barely the jaw dropping opus people made it out to be and frances is just more of the same. ATDI>>Sparta>Mars Volta... You heard it here first. i dont understand why people think sparta are so great. their sound barely changed from what ATDI was. it's no departure whatsoever. they should really just change their name to "the old rhythm section for at the drive-in". because that's what they are.

Nine Inch Nails - "All the Pigs, All Lined Up"

when i heard the leak i was blown away. i love the album. although, it's certainly not something you can just put on and hear a track or two of, since the shortest song is 5 minutes and the longest is 31. it is definitely a great record though.

The Icarus Line - "Up Against The Wall Motherfuckers"

really smart and funny show. i love it. i found it once by accident. i had never intended to watch it, but there was nothing else on, and i laughed my pants off for the half an hour that it was on. so then i bought the DVD. that's probably the best $30 i've ever spent in my life. i think i'm going to go watch it right now. p.s. i hope they don't cancel the show and replace it with "american dad" that would be awful.

its a good show, but as far as canadian programming goes, i've always preferred watching "made in canada".

has anyone seen the original? i hear bad things about it as well... i dont think i'll like this because it seems as though marvel isn't putting any thought into their movies anymore. they all seem way too rushed. in regards to what someone had mentionned earlier about the iron man movie, i have reason to believe that it's going to be crap as well. recently, tom cruise declined the offer to play tony stark after much consideration and talks with the marvel people. cruise said "i've never just made a movie to make a movie".... here's the link: http://www.comics2film.com/FanFrame.php?f_id=11644 whatever, i'm just looking forward to the batman film.

Tori Amos - "Muhammad My Friend"

Primus - "Mama Didn't Raise No Fool"

from the list, it's a tie between zeppelin and sabbath. both are really good and way ahead of their time. i enjoy listenning to zeppelin a bit more than sabbath though. just because they seem a bit more broad in overall scope. and good at it. they don't spread themselves too thin, but they weren't afraid to experiment. i havent heard enough sabbath to really say the same for them.

how does that connect to the last one? and im pretty sure it's "Rorschach"