Saturday, September 22, 2007
Saturday Random 10 (but really 20) XVII: Halloween II is the SHIT!
Seriously, I just got done watching the first 3 Halloween flicks, and that second installment is one of the best horror sequels I've ever seen. Just plain badass. That third flick though? WOW; all kinds of levels of awful. You wouldn't think that you could mix Stonehenge, robots, Halloween masks and the world's most annoying commercial jingle into a coherent script, but...well, you'd be right; there was absolutely nothing coherent about this awful awful movie. But I insist that you all watch it at least once, if for no other reason than bad horror movies are like little jewels to be cherished and enjoyed.
Hey, here's a newsflash: Bill O'Reilly is a RACIST TOOL.
Heeeeeeeeeeere's RANDOM!
1. Jonny Greenwood - Moon Trills
2. Radiohead - Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong
3. Neil Young - Shock & Awe
4. A Hawk and a Hacksaw - Laughter In the Dark
5. Macho Man Randy Savage - Gonna Be Trouble
6. Green Day - King For a Day/Shout (live)
7. Dimmu Borgir - Unorthodox Manifesto
8. Fear Factory - Ascension
9. Faith No More - Land of Sunshine
10. The White Stripes - Little People
11. Outkast feat. Killer Mike & J-Sweet - Snappin' & Trappin'
12. Damn Yankees - High Enough
13. Tracy Bonham - Navy Bean
14. Thievery Corporation - Resolution
15. Dustin Kensrue - Pistol
16. Deftones - Riviere
17. The Cure - Hello I Love You (Psychedelic Mix)
18. The Smashing Pumpkins - Tear
19. The Kinks - Dedicated Follower of Fashion
20. Vanessa Carlton - Ordinary Day
Some choice picks in this week's Random. Starts off with a one-two punch of Jonny Greenwood awesomeness, the bizarre Laughter in the Dark, Tracy effin' Bonham (which I haven't listened to in YEARS), Thrice's lead singer's song to propose to his wife, a Cure B-side, the best song off Smashing Pumpkin's least popular album, and, as always, The Kinks are too cool for school.
I dare you not to laugh at this. See y'all next week!
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Seriously, I just got done watching the first 3 Halloween flicks, and that second installment is one of the best horror sequels I've ever seen. Just plain badass. That third flick though? WOW; all kinds of levels of awful. You wouldn't think that you could mix Stonehenge, robots, Halloween masks and the world's most annoying commercial jingle into a coherent script, but...well, you'd be right; there was absolutely nothing coherent about this awful awful movie. But I insist that you all watch it at least once, if for no other reason than bad horror movies are like little jewels to be cherished and enjoyed.
Hey, here's a newsflash: Bill O'Reilly is a RACIST TOOL.
Heeeeeeeeeeere's RANDOM!
1. Jonny Greenwood - Moon Trills
2. Radiohead - Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong
3. Neil Young - Shock & Awe
4. A Hawk and a Hacksaw - Laughter In the Dark
5. Macho Man Randy Savage - Gonna Be Trouble
6. Green Day - King For a Day/Shout (live)
7. Dimmu Borgir - Unorthodox Manifesto
8. Fear Factory - Ascension
9. Faith No More - Land of Sunshine
10. The White Stripes - Little People
11. Outkast feat. Killer Mike & J-Sweet - Snappin' & Trappin'
12. Damn Yankees - High Enough
13. Tracy Bonham - Navy Bean
14. Thievery Corporation - Resolution
15. Dustin Kensrue - Pistol
16. Deftones - Riviere
17. The Cure - Hello I Love You (Psychedelic Mix)
18. The Smashing Pumpkins - Tear
19. The Kinks - Dedicated Follower of Fashion
20. Vanessa Carlton - Ordinary Day
Some choice picks in this week's Random. Starts off with a one-two punch of Jonny Greenwood awesomeness, the bizarre Laughter in the Dark, Tracy effin' Bonham (which I haven't listened to in YEARS), Thrice's lead singer's song to propose to his wife, a Cure B-side, the best song off Smashing Pumpkin's least popular album, and, as always, The Kinks are too cool for school.
I dare you not to laugh at this. See y'all next week!
