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I’m all about Winona Ryder circa 1990, Edward Scissorhands in particular.
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I’m all about Winona Ryder circa 1990, Edward Scissorhands in particular.
Better late than never…
Bobby “Boris” Pickett– “Monster Mash” (1962)
The Misfits– “Halloween” (1981)
and of course
The Spooks– “California Boys” (2009)
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Yep, it’s that time of the year kiddies.

10) Seven (David Fincher)- 1995

9) The Exorcist (William Friedkin)- 1973

8) The Shining (Stanley Kurbick)- 1980

Yahhh PJ Soles!
7) Halloween (John Carpenter)- 1978

6) Carrie (Brian De Palma)- 1976
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PABST BLUE RIBONNNNN!
5) Blue Velvet (David Lynch)- 1986
4) The Silence of the Lambs (Jonathan Demme)- 1991

3) Jaws (Steven Spielberg)- 1975

This is the face I make when I’m in the presence of hipsters; I see them all of the time…
2) The Sixth Sense (M. Night Shamylan)- 1999

1) Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock)- 1960
Alright, I’m going to watch Psycho right now!

Here are some really sweet photos from last night’s epic, “Hell at the Hall” Black Lips Halloween show.
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2011/10/black_lips_davi.html– Brooklyn Vegan.
A review will be up soon!

Wow, I can actually remember when the final episode aired fourteen years ago; I watched it with my brothers at the tender age of seven. I can’t wait to see what the headbanging duo have in store for us in twenty eleven.
Tonight (10/27) Beavis and Butthead are back on MTV @ 10/9C!
Some informative links:
http://tv.yahoo.com/news/beavis-butt-head-back-whats-whats-old-195100006.html
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv/la-et-beavis-butthead-20111027,0,4953259.story
And best of all here is a sneak preview:

Yessir indeed, the one and only Maine Coons! Everywhere I go (music related) I drop my two favorite cum punk bands Cumstain and the Maine Coons. The Maine Coons is one man insane pop mastermind, Dave Spent. Good work Dave! MC is one of the finest bands roaming the planet right now, and I don’t toss around those words lightly. Seriously catchy jams of the Black Lips, King Khan & BBQ Show, Nobunny, Beets, Fat History Month variety. I cannot emphasize anymore how awesome this band is. Check out “My Kinda Luv,” “Hey Dickhead,” “Ghetto Queen,” ” I Am a Motherfucker,”- you know what just check out the whole Maine Coons LP from last year. Here is a mini review I did, placing the record in my top ten for twenty ten: https://klyam.com/2010/12/07/chriss-top-ten-of-twenty-ten/
Tell two friends about the Maine Coons and tell them to tell two friends and eventually the world will live as one or we will all end up killing each other and sleeping with our cousins, it could go either way. But, don’t you want to be one of those cool kids that can brag to your friends that you knew this band before it was cool!
Just heard this fine diddy for the first time. Mmmm good old fashioned punk slimy youth.

This is one of the best playlists/mixes I have ever made, or at least one of my favorites. It consists, for the most part, of old 50s-60s doo wop, rock and roll ballads and Atlas Sound covers of such songs. All of the songs are very chill and have a dream-like quality to them, perfect for the wee hours of the morning, when the sun is risin’.

1) Atlas Sound– “Blue Moon” (The Marcels) (2009)
2) Atlas Sound– “Ativan” (2008)
3) Bobby Vinton– “Mr. Lonely” (1962)
4) The Righteous Brothers– “Unchained Melody” (1965)
5) Lotus Plaza– “Rain Down” (2009)
6) Atlas Sound– “I’ll Be Your Mirror” (Velvet Underground) (2008)
7) Pixies– “Wave of Mutilation” (UK Surf) (1989)
8) Roy Orbison– “In Dreams” (1963)
9) The Everly Brothers– “All I Have to Do Is Dream” (1958)
10) The Platters– “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” (1958)
11) Best Coast– “Sun Was High (So Was I)” (2009)
12) Best Coast– “So Gone” (2009)
13) Beach Boys– “In My Room” (1963)
14) The Duprees- “You Belong to Me” (1964)
15) Atlas Sound– “You Belong to Me” (The Duprees) (2007)
16) Bright Eyes– “Silver Bells” (2002)
17) Atlas Sound– Unchained Melody (Righteous Brothers) (2007)
Colleen’s awesome here, I love the guitar sound! Nice vocals from the Dum Dum Girls too!
Thanks to Bernie [Melody Matters] for filming this and G. Delrossi for posting this on facebook; indeed he is a G.
One of the best Ramones songs/videos. The Ramones were/are the greatest, like the halfway point in Rock and Roll- they represented and still represent the past (Early Rock and Roll pre 70s/late 60s even), the Present (the 70s, present for them anyway) and the future (today), everything that came before and would come next. Completely derivative, but also cutting edge. Fucking love it. If you don’t like it, then you are on glue! Nuff said.
Alright, alright, I’ll take it easy on my Hunx references