Not much time to post so here are some crappy pictures. This is Underground Railroad to Candyland, an excellent band. They got those costumes at the Don Quijote store in Tokyo when they were on tour with the Bananas. I would write "good times" right now except I hate when anyone says or writes good times.
Here's the Bananas making all the customary rock faces. Here's a band I saw saturday night at El Rio, the Rantouls. They were fucking great! Super bubblegum. That guy on the right is Gavin of Fevers fame, and more importantly he is the similar guy of cassingle fame! Look at that guy on the left, he was born to have that haircut. It was his destiny.
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You know my new thing to get excited about? Besides George Michael? Screengrabs. Here are a few from a secret source. Can you guess where they're from? You can click on them for more detail. The bottom one is a big clue. And here's another clue,"my eye!"
Tonight on the big screen, I'll be showing Aguirre, Wrath of God. It's one of Klaus Kinski's finest movies directed by Werner Herzog.
According to director Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski threatened to abandon the film entirely at one point during the shooting. Werner Herzog says he threatened to kill Klaus Kinski and then turn the gun on himself if Klaus Kinski left - and later declared he was quite prepared to do so. Klaus Kinski stated in interviews that Werner Herzog wielded a pistol to emphasize the threat, but Werner Herzog denies this.
Movie starts at 8:30. Let me know if you're interested.
Here's the Bananas making all the customary rock faces.
Here's a band I saw saturday night at El Rio, the Rantouls. They were fucking great! Super bubblegum. That guy on the right is Gavin of Fevers fame, and more importantly he is the similar guy of cassingle fame! Look at that guy on the left, he was born to have that haircut. It was his destiny.
Tonight on the big screen, I'll be showing Aguirre, Wrath of God. It's one of Klaus Kinski's finest movies directed by Werner Herzog.
ReplyDeleteAccording to director Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski threatened to abandon the film entirely at one point during the shooting. Werner Herzog says he threatened to kill Klaus Kinski and then turn the gun on himself if Klaus Kinski left - and later declared he was quite prepared to do so. Klaus Kinski stated in interviews that Werner Herzog wielded a pistol to emphasize the threat, but Werner Herzog denies this.
Movie starts at 8:30. Let me know if you're interested.
what big screen?
ReplyDeleteI'm only working at one theatre.
ReplyDeleteThose Rantouls are adorable! They look like mascots for good times.
ReplyDeleteAnd, what's wrong with the term "good times"? If it's good enough for Jerri Blank, it's good enough for me.
Good times suffers from the douchebag syndrome, over-use for comic effect.
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