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Music Review: 'AMOK' - Atoms For Peace
PROS:
- Cerebral, danceable, groovy music
- Thom Yorke sounds slightly creepy
- Great production work
CONS:
- "What The Eyeballs Did" isn't on the album
- It's missing the energy of their live…
Posted on March 8, 2013 at 12:00pm
Epic Song Endings
Originally Posted 3/4/13
One usually hopes that a song is great from beginning to end, but more often than not, certain parts are better than the whole thing. For me, if there's any part of a song that has to be good, it's the ending. (From my point of view, a good ending makes the whole song worth listening to.) Here are some great songs that happen to have fantastic endings. …
Posted on March 6, 2013 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
Music Review: 'The Heart of the Nightlife' - Kisses
PROS:
- Nice laid-back, mellow vibe
CONS:
- Way too loud and distorted to enjoy properly
The Heart of the Nightlife is the debut album by Kisses released last year, and yet…
Posted on March 1, 2013 at 11:42am
Music Review: Black Earth - Bohren & der Club of Gore
PROS:
- Bleak, deeply unsettling lounge music (how's that for an oxymoron?)
- Great playing throughout
- Just as good for active listening as it is for background music…
Posted on February 26, 2013 at 11:00pm
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Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMusic Review: 'AMOK' - Atoms For Peace
PROS: - Cerebral, danceable, groovy music - Thom Yorke sounds slightly creepy - Great production work CONS: - "What The Eyeballs Did" isn't on the album - It's missing the energy of their live performances Back in 2006, Thom Yorke, to help promote his solo debut, The Eraser, formed a supergroup that included…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postEpic Song Endings
Originally Posted 3/4/13One usually hopes that a song is great from beginning to end, but more often than not, certain parts are better than the whole thing. For me, if there's any part of a song that has to be good, it's the ending. (From my point of view, a good ending makes the whole song worth listening to.) Here are some great songs that happen to have fantastic endings. The Beatles - "Hey Jude" Actually, now that I think about it, a good number of Beatles songs have awesome endings (…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postEpic Song Endings
Originally Posted 3/4/13One usually hopes that a song is great from beginning to end, but more often than not, certain parts are better than the whole thing. For me, if there's any part of a song that has to be good, it's the ending. (From my point of view, a good ending makes the whole song worth listening to.) Here are some great songs that happen to have fantastic endings. The Beatles - "Hey Jude" Actually, now that I think about it, a good number of Beatles songs have awesome endings (…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMusic Review: 'The Heart of the Nightlife' - Kisses
PROS: - Nice laid-back, mellow vibe CONS: - Way too loud and distorted to enjoy properly The Heart of the Nightlife is the debut album by Kisses released last year, and yet another in the long list of albums I bought knowing absolutely nothing about it. Going in cold, I…See More
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Kisses - The Heart of the Nightlife (Waveforms)
(THIS IS A GIF. CLICK 'VIEW FULL SIZE' TO SEE IT IN MOTION.) These are waveforms for all of the songs on Kisses debut album, The Heart of the Nightlife. As you can see, they're all pretty loud.
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMusic Review: Black Earth - Bohren & der Club of Gore
PROS: - Bleak, deeply unsettling lounge music (how's that for an oxymoron?) - Great playing throughout - Just as good for active listening as it is for background music CONS: - Don't play this at night or if you're depressed It's amazing the music you'll find when you're bored and aimlessly browsing. I had never heard of Bohren & der Club…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMusic Review: Crystal Castles (III) - Crystal Castles
PROS: - Short and sweet (just under 40 minutes) - Darker and more urgent than their previous albums - Recorded using only analog synthesizers and "live" single takes (according to them)CONS: - Pretentious, incomprehensible lyrics I'm always skeptical of albums that are said to be recorded "live in-studio" because more often than not, they contain a few or more overdubs, which kind of defeats…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postWhy Don't Black People Like Rock Music?
There are two moments in my life I remember most. The first took place in high school: during a computer class, I was looking up pictures of the Libertines while at the same time listening to one of their songs. A black girl sitting next to me saw what I was doing, and she asked me, "Are you white?" I was a bit taken aback, but I answered, "No." She replied, "Then how…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMovie Review: The Tree of Life (2011)
The Tree of Life is an Academy Award-nominated film by Terrance Malik, who also directed The Thin Red Line and The New World. The film opens with a married couple, played by Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain, grieving over the death of one of their sons. Their eldest son, played by Sean Penn, is also grieving as he is shown sitting at a table, lighting a small candle in memory of his brother.…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMovie Review: The Avengers
*in my Major Glory voice* "Avengers, ASSEMBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE!!!" After being teased and hyped up over the course of five movies, The Avengers have finally arrived, just in time for the summer. The basic plot: S.H.I.E.L.D. commander Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) has summoned a bunch of superheroes (Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Iron Man, etc.) to stop an Asgardian god named Loki and his army of…See More
Dan the Dark One posted a blog postMovie Review: Safe
Safe stars Jason Statham as an ex-cop who crosses paths with a little Chinese girl, played by newcomer Catherine Chan, and ends up protecting her from, well, pretty much everyone. Turns out, the girl has memorized the codes to a couple of safes belonging to some powerful people in New York…See More
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- Hometown:
- Atlanta, GA
- About Me:
- Um...I love music and movies.
I don't sleep much...
I like candy.
- All Time Favorite Movies:
- Oldboy, A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Westworld, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Alien, Predator, Total Recall, the Evil Dead trilogy, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Groundhog Day, Waking Life, Planes, Trains, & Automobiles, Uncle Buck, Matilda, Return to Oz, Aladdin, The Lion King, too many to name...
- All Time Worst Movies:
- Disaster Movie (goddamn that movie to fucking hell), Soul Plane, The Uninvited, Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Enough, Cyberbully, Born Bad, Expelled, The Adventures of Pluto Nash, The Last Sentinel, Alone in the Dark, and The Last Airbender.
- Favorite Actors or Actresses:
- Johnny Depp, Al Pacino, Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Peter O' Toole, Errol Flynn, Arnold Schwarzenneger, Nicholas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson, Yul Brynner, Bruce Campbell, James McAvoy, Anne Hathaway, Heath Ledger, The Three Stooges, Jeff Bridges, John Belushi, Bill Murray, Woody Harrelson, Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, Marion Cotillard, Christian Bale, Larenz Tate, and Robert Downey Jr..
- Favorite Directors:
- The Hughes brothers, the Coen brothers, Stanley Kubrick, Christopher Nolan, Sam Raimi, John Hughes, Quentin Tarantino, James Cameron, J.J. Abrams, Guillermo del Toro, and Darren Aronofsky.
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