Mastodon is still a good band, if only for being in a good spot soundwise and keeping things complex, I was just trolling a bit, and yes, Blood Mountain is exactly the reference point for the Mastodon I dig most, pretty impeccable album with a roaring from 0 to 100 mph in three seconds-no 1 track that belongs in…

Aaawww, man, did boring-era Mastodon have to be preferred to the maximum fun that a Metal Grammy for BODYCOUNT would have been?!?!

Shared Universe possibilities!!! Bring on The Fast and the Curfew-rious!

I’ll needlessly add that there is/was a crust and/or grind (would have to look it up but can’t be a’d) band called Asschapel.

Alice doesn’t live here anymore (she moved to the geriatric ward).

Age Of Incontinence?

“and ate only fava beans.”

“But the first-time writer-director is after something more complicated in terms of drama” - great review (as expected) that is actually enticing me to watch this, but what is the more complicated something in terms of drama that the director doesn’t quite achieve? Did I read over it?

Theme tune re-imagined by Avengers’d Sevenfold or GTFO.

OK, Commuter I’d definitely watch and I’d give a Ful Non-Stop watch a decent chance and whilst I’m not getting on with the uncalled-for Radiohead-angle with the other two films, they sound quite rad, too. (Yes, I’ve watched none of these films), The descriptor action filled B-movie-Hitchcock alone might make a sale…

So I suppose Mantas and Abbadon won’t be in this one.

Before the kinja’ning there used to be a gimmick poster named ‘Guy posting in the wrong thread’ - haven’t seen him in quite a while, so, I guess, what I’m saying is: you could probably own that bug and make it a feature.

All around great interview, thanks! Love EC (just yesterday put on Punch The Clock, which has a ton of hits) yet didn’t know he is in Straight to Hell, too, wanted to see it because of Strummer for ages, now all the more.

That was a fun read/re-read and it’s a bit off-putting for pan-, erm, pun-commenting purposes, but here it goes:

Sounds like ‘The Great British Bake Off Swindle” to me.

*cues up “Speed Trials” by Elliott Smith.

Minimum wage slave: Please, Sir, Mr Hubbard, Sir, ca-, ca-, can we put some more coals on the fire? It’s awfully cold!

Guy’s classic rhyme work is to be found on the A Tribe Called Queso-output.

Made an inspired choice while standing in front of my CD-shelf like the obsolete-media-using fossil I am by pulling out the excellent and un- or hardly-sung ‘Hard Times’ by the Laughing Hyenas. The opener ‘Just can’t win’ is a total winner in spite of it’s name, starting out as a soaring-on-bad-drugs Rolling…

The (valuable) vase in film might be an addendum to the principle of Chekov’s gun: just like the latter just has to be fired off, the former has to be dropped/smashed/hurled.