S.E. Hardy

1992 Dracula by Francis Ford Coppola with Gary Oldman. Shadow of a Vampire with Willam Defoe was also very good.

Of course a lot of it's fake, he's American. (I am an American too, but I have few delusions about what comes with that tag.)

It makes no sense to ANYONE, that's why we still have the fucking thing.

I just got his last album today. So far I'm blown away.

I love Ben Folds music. I always forget about it, and then I find it and fall in love with it all over again.

"Alice : But I don't want to go among mad people. Cheshire Cat : Oh, you can't help that. Most everyone's mad here."

weren't you already?? ;).

which one are you seeing?

I've only ever seen one beaver (and that was in a zoo) and he was extremely lazy--little bugger never did anything.

really? I though you were with the Brits on that one.

I didn't know there were two versions! Oh man...now I feel the terrible compulsion to have both. yes, I am weird. yeah...i didn't either for a long time...so you're not alone in that boat.

well, yes. that would be the paradox of the situation. ;)

I've 3 left...

I have no response to this.

who's 'Godspeed', I've never heard of them.

+1 for Kerry ;).

I intend to see it this week.

especially on the Audio of Being

To me it seems like Matthew Good over-dosed on Hank Williams before recording 'Hopeless'.

It's amazing... one of my favorites. "Vincent : A year is a long time. Irene : Not so long. Just once around the sun."

The beaver is very fun--seems to have a bit of an Elvis thing going on.

The Rock Against Bush CD. current track: Paranoia! Cha-Cha-Cha by The Sovietts.

sounds fair.

I wouldn't bet $NF on that.

make me ;D on a side note watching soccer (I guess you call it football) in Spanish is really fucking funny, esp. when you don't speak spanish.)