Well, then let me bring up the point that I am not an extremely well paid actor with unlimited resources.
I am but a simple man, with a regular job and life, doing what I can to get by and amuse myself just enough to not go insane.

Marsupialized wrote:Well, then let me bring up the point that I am not an extremely well paid actor with unlimited resources.
I am but a simple man, with a regular job and life, doing what I can to get by and amuse myself just enough to not go insane.

Most of us are in that boat.

Rachi wrote:You just never know how someone is doing eh?

Especially when it's someone none of us (presumably) have ever met. Still, though, I was shocked.

Terry Gilliam truly is cursed.

I am saddened that this thread has made is five pages.

he was apparently so obsessed with nick drake that he made a 2007 video simulating drake's suicide.

we all know how drake offed himself.

SecondEdition wrote:he was apparently so obsessed with nick drake that he made a 2007 video simulating drake's suicide.

we all know how drake offed himself.

Not true.

It's a video set to "Black Eyed Dog" that was supposed to be included in some video installation/multimedia thing about Drake that's going to be screened at...I want to say Bumbershoot but I can't remember.

In the video, Ledger "drowns" himself in the bathtub.

burun wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:he was apparently so obsessed with nick drake that he made a 2007 video simulating drake's suicide.

we all know how drake offed himself.

Not true.

It's a video set to "Black Eyed Dog" that was supposed to be included in some video installation/multimedia thing about Drake that's going to be screened at...I want to say Bumbershoot but I can't remember.

In the video, Ledger "drowns" himself in the bathtub.

aaaaaaaaaannndd...I look like a dork.

last time I ever trust pitchfork to report news correctly.

BadComrade wrote:

sparky wrote:we were at a Rothko gig.

I'd like to see these guys. I have a 7" or two, and some comp they're on, but I've never bothered to look for an album.

They're still doing the 3 bass thing, right?

They were good, but not great. The song that I liked the best was identified by RIII as being one of their early ones; I felt they stopped some of the others just as they were getting really interesting. They seemed nervous, perhaps, though affable. My appreciation wasn't boosted by my being a little tipsy and joking foolishly about how the one without the beard looked like Michael Madsen. (And they were far too nice for an oafish shout for "Stuck in the Middle".)

Last night they had one bass, one baritone, and one up front making electronic, odd synthesised sounds; which worked well. I had a feeling that on a good night they might do something quite special.

Apologies for such a vague description. I remember that you have a 7" Rothko, because that started off this delightful exchange!

SecondEdition wrote:

burun wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:he was apparently so obsessed with nick drake that he made a 2007 video simulating drake's suicide.

we all know how drake offed himself.

Not true.

It's a video set to "Black Eyed Dog" that was supposed to be included in some video installation/multimedia thing about Drake that's going to be screened at...I want to say Bumbershoot but I can't remember.

In the video, Ledger "drowns" himself in the bathtub.

aaaaaaaaaannndd...I look like a dork.

last time I ever trust pitchfork to report news correctly.

Pitchfork reported it correctly.

johnnyemphysema wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:

burun wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:he was apparently so obsessed with nick drake that he made a 2007 video simulating drake's suicide.

we all know how drake offed himself.

Not true.

It's a video set to "Black Eyed Dog" that was supposed to be included in some video installation/multimedia thing about Drake that's going to be screened at...I want to say Bumbershoot but I can't remember.

In the video, Ledger "drowns" himself in the bathtub.

aaaaaaaaaannndd...I look like a dork.

last time I ever trust pitchfork to report news correctly.

Pitchfork reported it correctly.

last time I ever speed-read. are we happy now?