Two words:

Come "Car".

I wonder how Marsupialized will vote?

I like that Tumor Circus record.

Anyone else like it?

I have Mule by Alice Donut and Drainland by Michael Gira on the desk to be uploaded to the PC.

Not crap, although I've heard a small percentage of the output of this label.

Monochrome is at least worth a listen; Hamilton gives his guitar a good workout on "Brand New".

Not Crap.

But not funny either.

The new album sounds inert and tedious to me.

The songs don't go anywhere.

How is this record getting such good reviews?

Sorry lads but I won't give you a penny for that download.

Low have a considerable number of good songs and I very much like Alan Sparhawk's voice, phrasing and words; but have they got any songs as good as "Washer" and "Good Morning Captain"? I don't think any of Low's songs have the same feeling of release as at the climax of those two...

In 1987. I particularly liked hearing "Little Lies" and "Big Love" by Fleetwood Mac, and "Hourglass" and "Trust Me To Open My Mouth" by Squeeze. A year later I could not just hear, but also see, "Love Changes (Everything)" and "Rise To The Occas...

I thought the "Rabbit" tetralogy was good, although I read those novels as a very young man. I reread Rabbit, Run a few years ago and got more from it than I did on the first reading. I thought that Terrorist was about as good as Saturday by Ian McEwan, which is to say, not very good at all.

I prefer Dario Argento.

That said - give me Brian De Palma, Wes Craven, John Carpenter, David Cronenberg, Tobe Hooper, George Romero, any of these guys - over the MTV-horror-movie dabblers of today.