Thread: That movie of the month thing is pretty nifty. How about we do album of the month?

I wanna make everyone listen to a Good Charlotte album just for fun.
























Even though I won't.

Originally Posted by adgy-san

I just want to make everyone have to listen to a whole Masonna disc. Is that so bad?

as long as it's True Blue i'm down

How about ELO--Out of the Blue?

First record I ever bought.

Yeah, I said record! Didn't have CD's yet!

Something Weird Video?

Does that mean that something Like the Wizard of Gore will show up on the movie thread?

Originally Posted by orpheus

Something Weird Video?

Does that mean that something Like the Wizard of Gore will show up on the movie thread?

"Have you ever had an Eygptian feast?"

Originally Posted by adgy-san

We going to provide download links or something to go with the album of the week/month? How's everyone going to hear it?

That was my question. With cable and Netflix, it's easy to see a movie without going out of the way. Unless we set up some kinda file share, we'd have to pay to participate.



I do like the shorter time frame, though. The movie thread can do with some compression from where I sit.

Originally Posted by darby

That was my question. With cable and Netflix, it's easy to see a movie without going out of the way. Unless we set up some kinda file share, we'd have to pay to participate.



I do like the shorter time frame, though. The movie thread can do with some compression from where I sit.

Noted...you could have made that suggestion there though. I always listen.

Originally Posted by Mondo Blando

I'm not knocking your thread at all - I just think the movies selected so far are too "safe" and too widely seen to evoke any real, genuine response - it seems liek it is defeating the purpose. I'd love to watch something I haven't seen before, maybe out of our collective comfort zone, and see where it takes us.

I listed that GnR album because it was everybody and their brother has heard it to death. There is nothing left to discuss, other than to reminisce about the times you heard it.

And for the record, I have like 90 some odd Something Weird Video dvds, and you should see my cd collection. I am as low-brow as it gets, and not in the ironic hipster way.

btw...the new Classic Rock magazine has a tremendous article about the breakdown and excess of G'N'R during the Use your Illusion period. Lots of great insight from most of the majors, minus...you know who. A great look in to, in my opinion, the last really relevant band that ever was. I really don't think physical albums have been the same since.