I <3 Kevin Block videos. I'm a definitely going to have to consult him on my movie that I'm not writing.
Re: Klaus Schulze -- I believe he still uses mostly that same set up, it's just him that's older (and the caps replaced, presumably).
Dude, there are plenty of psychopathic and sociopathic chicks, you just need to look harder.
I used to have a friend who said women fall in 3 groups -- taken, crazy, or far, far away. He married the first one who wasn't. I ran into him recently and told him that. He laughed. "Yeah, I guess I did."
"Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats"? Never heard of them. What kind of music? I'm presuming there's at least a bit of a psychedelic influence (which to me is a good thing).
Incorrect. Deftones do indeed often get lumped in with Korn, Limp Bizquik, et al, but they are not nu-metal. They are head & shoulders above. #1 - they don't do the rap thing. #2 - they have a bit of a gothy influence.
I can't decide of WC Olo Garb is demented mad genius, or demented mad schizophrenic diagnosably needs medication -- I submit the entire video, but for those of you who don't have the patience to watch the whole thing (presumably those of us who are either ( a ) fascinated by dementia, or ( b ) really into synthesizers -- this is, after all, a 30 minute [!] synthesizer demo), check out the sequence from 9:23 to 11:13:
EDIT: Srsly, WTF?!?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b8W1tFFs3M
This is funny as shit: Attack of the Show's Candace Bailey goes for a ride
The laughs start at 2:27, but this is about cars, so you guys are going to watch the whole thing.
Good luck with that. There's a reason I'm not in showbiz. Oh, hey, so that means the mother of your DJ friend since it's their sister, yah? Make them run interference if her wrath turns on you.
It's called "post-rock", which has a strong legacy in the alternative pop-rock world, but you know, 'alternative' is so vague...
I do like the "angel voices" analogy, though. I haven't heard the new one, but of the previous, () is still my favourite.
This is outstanding. Techno-thriller, with classic Stephenson humour, but not done ridiculously -- more humanly, like Whedon -- the characters have a sense of humour, and that's where it manifests, in their thoughts, words, actions, etc.