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I'm a huge Yeah Yeah Yeah's fan, so I hate to say this but, I'm underwhelemed by this song. I've  really loved everything Karen O has been involved in till now (and I mean everything, the Yeah Yeah Yeah's albums…

I would say Heartbeats, because I actually like it more than Heart Of Glass (and I love Heart Of Glass).

I would say Heartbeats, because I actually like it more than Heart Of Glass (and I love Heart Of Glass).

So this is by the guy who did In Bruges? And his brother is the guy who directed The Guard? There's almost a Coen level of talent in that family (slight exxageration but, those are some talented brothers). Anyone who is a fan of Brendan Gleeson, really needs to watch The Guard if they haven't seen it yet, as it…

So this is by the guy who did In Bruges? And his brother is the guy who directed The Guard? There's almost a Coen level of talent in that family (slight exxageration but, those are some talented brothers). Anyone who is a fan of Brendan Gleeson, really needs to watch The Guard if they haven't seen it yet, as it…

Meadow Enthisiast, A fellow Hardware fan I see

Meadow Enthisiast, A fellow Hardware fan I see

Just wanted to agree with you that Satisfaction is incredibly played out and fairly over-rated (though stilll being a decent song), while Gimme Shelter is one of the most hauntingly amazing songs I've ever heard. Paint It Black was my favorite Stones songs before I had heard much of the Stones but, now it seems a bit…

Just wanted to agree with you that Satisfaction is incredibly played out and fairly over-rated (though stilll being a decent song), while Gimme Shelter is one of the most hauntingly amazing songs I've ever heard. Paint It Black was my favorite Stones songs before I had heard much of the Stones but, now it seems a bit…

Eyes Without a Face is one of the most hauntingly atmospheric horror ever. Most horror films from that period tend to drag a bit but, Eyes is mesmerizing from the first frame on.

Eyes Without a Face is one of the most hauntingly atmospheric horror ever. Most horror films from that period tend to drag a bit but, Eyes is mesmerizing from the first frame on.

He definately made huge leap in quality with his later films, at least I Married A Strange Person and Mutant Aliens, I haven't seen Angels and Idiots or Hair High yet (except for a couple excerpts that are on the Bill's Dirty Shorts dvd). I would have to say that I Married A Strange Person is my favorite of his films…

He definately made huge leap in quality with his later films, at least I Married A Strange Person and Mutant Aliens, I haven't seen Angels and Idiots or Hair High yet (except for a couple excerpts that are on the Bill's Dirty Shorts dvd). I would have to say that I Married A Strange Person is my favorite of his films…

It is the same character, he's one of Elmore Leonard's characters that appears in several of his books (or at least in Out Of Sight and Rum Punch AKA Jacky Brown but, he probably shows up in others).

It is the same character, he's one of Elmore Leonard's characters that appears in several of his books (or at least in Out Of Sight and Rum Punch AKA Jacky Brown but, he probably shows up in others).

I think he looks more like a runtier Juggernaut

I think he looks more like a runtier Juggernaut

Two words, Peeping Tom

Two words, Peeping Tom

In terms of their singing: Mike Patton for the win,  in terms of actual mental illness: Brian Wilson by a landslide.