t-rey wrote:So I had my wisdom teeth removed yesterday. Not nearly as bad as some folks made it out to be. Of course, I'm just considering it an excuse to be lazy, high on opiates, and watch movies/play games all weekend. Any movie suggestions are welcome. Bonus points for Netfilx.
I feel so happy when people ask this question because I always have an answer.
OK, do you like cartoons? Do you like Batman? Check out Under the Red Hood. It is amazing. I watched it this morning and I was incredibly impressed by it. I was surprised by how dark and awesome it was. Think Year One comic book arc from Frank Miller. And the actor who played Bruce is called Bruce in real life. That's reason enough to watch it. Prepare to be shocked by the violence though.
But if you aren't into Batman or cartoons, check out The Raid. It's on Netflix (at least in Ireland) and is totally bad ass. Or check out Hard Candy (also on Netflix) if you fancy something even darker and even more sadistic. But watch 50/50 if you want your wife to enjoy the movie too. I'm generalizing there. for all I know your wife could be more into Die Hard type movies than you.
t-rey wrote:GVT, but go for the 15 which can still sound hella good at super low volumes. VHT Special 6 would be good as well since it's essentially a Champ. Having a baby on the way is the may way I keep my amp gas to a minimum these days.
Not quite the same thing, but moving out has quenched some of my GAS. I still want a full stack from Ian and Phil with a Dunwich masterpiece or a Marshall Super Bass, but it would be totally pointless if I lived in a council house. The only thing I'm GAS'ing for now are things I need, like a quieter amp, a new guitar and a Timeline.
dazedbyday wrote:For some reason though I really like Bedazzled Fingernails from the Hunter. Otherwise meh but I really like that song. I think it is cause of the weird vocal effects. Makes it kinda proggy and ethereal.
But that title! What the hell were they thinking when they decided on Bedazzled Fingernails. They made a complete mockery of themselves.
CaptainBoxman wrote:I just remember going to Sonisphere to see them, and they played this awesome mix of Leviathan, Blood Mountain and Crack the Skye, with March of the Fire Ants thrown in, and being so in awe. Then I met them, and they were all rude except Brann. Then they released The Hunter.
They used to be my favourite band without a shadow of a doubt when I was 18.
Same. I've never met them, but I've lost a lot of love for them.
LOCOPELAND wrote:So last night John and I invited a guy that I had been talking to on Talkbass for awhile about coming down to jam with us on drums...and god damn, holy fuck, he was REALLY good! We went through our entire set with minimal hiccups. It was awesome and I got goosebumps. Seems like the guy is into it, too and willing to make the drive south from Seattle to come to practice. I'm fuckin' so stoked. My wife got a job yesterday, too!
Congrats, man. I love that feeling.
AxAxSxS wrote:Todd and the book of pure evil should be some cheesy low budget entertainment.
If you liked raising Arizona, check out wild at heart. really weird movie that kinda parallels the wizard of oz.
Wild At Heart was a fabulous tale. Nicholas Cage is often criticised and mocked, but back then he was truly and uniquely eclectic and awesome. The Rock and Wild At Heart are such classic films. The violence in Wild At Heart is really funny as well. When that guy's head gets blow off by a shotgun, that was genius.