Don't thank me, thank Tarantino (seriously). I didn't even know who Moroder was until I heard this song for the first time in Inglorious Basterds.
Don't thank me, thank Tarantino (seriously). I didn't even know who Moroder was until I heard this song for the first time in Inglorious Basterds.
Beyond Tangled Up In Blue as my number one, I'm pretty sure at least a third of my top ten Dylan songs are from Blood on the Tracks.
Moroder did the soundtrack for Paul Schrader's Cat People remake, and he enlisted David Bowie to sing that particular song from it. It's pretty awesome.
1) Fuck pollen. It's the Devil's creation and it's ruined just about every April for me.
2) Fuck travel prices from DC to Boston, ever since I moved back home from Wahlberg Country I've been trying to plan a visit back to see some of the friends I made during my time there. I finally had enough money during the winter,…
It's not my number one of his, but it's still fantastic, and the fact that it appears on the same album as my number one (Tangled Up In Blue), just goes to show how incredible that collection of songs is as a whole.
Vampire Weekend - Don't Lie
Lulu - To Sir With Love
Dion & The Belmonts - Runaround Sue
Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
Squeeze - Tempted
Smashing Pumpkins - By Starlight
Low Cut Connie - Desperation
Gary Graffman - Rhapsody In Blue
The White Stripes - 300 M.P.H. Torrential Outpour Blues
The Rolling Stones - Sway
Giorgio Moroder…
The villagers had it up to here with The American.
ASK NAHT WHAT MAHKY MAHK CAN DO FAH YOU, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FAH MAHKY MAHK.
BAHSTON HAHDCOAH!!!
Upvoted for Angels Wanna Wear my Red Shoes and Tombstone Blues, or as I call it, "The Sun's Not Yellow, It's Chicken" song.
The Raconteurs - Intimate Secretary
The Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Kanye West - Can't Tell Me Nothing
Jefferson Airplane - Somebody to Love
Japandroids - The Nights of Wine and Roses
Elton John - Amoreena
The Beatles - Helter Skelter
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Goon Squad
Jack White - On and On and On
Ar…
True. perhaps I was being a bit harsh. It's messy. Even on the first viewing I was struck by how some scenes registered as Nolan's worst (Michael Caine asking McConaughey out of nowhere to fly the ship), and others were Nolan at the top of his game (The juxtaposition of Matt Damon's betrayal with Jessica Chastain…
I don't think the puns can go on any Führer.
I didn't even realize there was a second robot until my second viewing.
There were a lot of things I liked about Interstellar, and I know this has already been said endlessly, but God was that a movie a mess.
According to Quentin Tarantino, yes.
"Four inches, but it's thick." -Mortdecai on his……. mustache.
I was listening to it on a city bus, and I laughed so hard during the Sacco and Vanzetti tangent that everyone short of the driver turned and looked at me.
Bahston?
I've been on a mission since starting my job to catch up with Game of Thrones before Season 5 starts, considering the show is apparently all my coworkers talk about while it's on and spoiler kind of suck, and now I can say that after a great journey that included stealing a friend's HBOGo account and watching the Red…
Even if almost everything on this list was John Mayer-level embarassing, it would still be completely redeemed by the inclusion of Once in a Lifetime.