You guessed it…Frank Stallone.

Or Emma Stone. (Come at me bros)

He will play a villain known only as "The 8-Ball".

The Persitence of Celery

It's a sad story that a man whose films have made literally billions of dollars has to struggle to get his films made. I almost feel sorry for him. Almost.

True. But he also wrote the songs in the 1971 version. The melodies are better in that version.

1971 has better melodies. Which in turn make better songs. BTW, Roald Dahl wrote the lyrics for those songs as well.

You maybe mistaking "lyrics", which are essentially poems… with "songs" which entail both lyrics and melody. It's a common mistake, which Danny Elfman fell prey to in this film.

Would you wish death on Tom Petty?

Yeah.But as any songwriter will tell you, writing lyrics before a melody is pure folly.

Much better songs? Can I buy some weed from you?

He's the human Slurms Mackenzie.

Deep cut. Nicely done.

That is true. However, one of these musicians used his influences to create something greater than the sum of its parts. While giving a voice to bullied and disillusioned people and inspiring a wave of great bands. The other one wrote songs that people who beat up Nirvana fans loved.

Actually, this song starts on an arpeggiated Emaj chord. And "sancho" is Mexican slang for someone who cuckolds a man. But everything else is spot on. Fuck this band. And a doble fuck you to anyone who compares Nowell to Kurt Cobain.

Goddamn street rat!

What is a "putty monster"?

Why?

It's good to talk to you again Ortenzia. You're good people.

I would say it's more like "Ulysses meets coherence".