Chris.

http://bombermusic.com/Pre-order/images/Seething-Is-Believing-cover-web.jpg love this band, new album coming out 21/3/11, check out a great track from it called 'Bones' below. jyJJpf3oK-I

.m4a/aac is the work of the devil. i never understand why people download from itunes only to get a $h!te format.

is anything going to come of this?

agreed. worst music software ever.

i already have loads of ideas for next UP :/

oh thats happened to me many a time, loads of effort and then all gone in a second, so so annoying.

interesting. i've heard of a couple of acts, but not actually heard them, although i've heard RAC remixes before.

leaked. i have link if anyone wants.

definatly the best metal band of the last 10 years.

to be honest, I was surprised to see they were doing shows this year, but i heard they were continuing because 'thats what Paul would have wanted'.

i feel it's better diversity wise to not have two tracks of the same artist.

I got the names June and Rose mixed round! opps. I did think it was recorded after her death not before though?

Stop spamming. and also learn what the word 'racism' means.

this month's film is: Dark City (Alex Proyas, 1998) cheapest place to buy the film (£4.48): http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/2386/Dark-City/Product.html Feel free to watch it and join in on discussion of the film in this thread. (for info on the buzzjack film club go here: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=123079 ) Anyone feel free to start the discussion once they have watched it. If you wanted feel free to write your own review/response on the film to help discussion. Read forward with caution if you have not watched it yet, as they may be spoilers in this thread. to start off discussion here is an article on the film I have found:

closed. Dark City it is.

i'm pretty sure 'Walk The Line' is how i got into him, either that or his cover of 'Hurt', well I think I knew him but never really got into him until I saw the film, not a bad thing though, the film brought a whole new generation of fans. and it's a brilliant brilliant film. I think Hurt was recorded just after Rose died, and just before he died, the amount of emotion in that one recording is amazing, he really made the song his own. Anyone who can watch the video to 'Hurt' and not cry has no soul. infact Trent Reznor's response to it: "I pop the video in, and wow… Tears welling, silence, goose-bumps… Wow. [i felt like] I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn't mine anymore… It really made me think about how powerful music is as a medium and art form. I wrote some words and music in my bedroom as a way of staying sane, about a bleak and desperate place I was in, totally isolated and alone. [somehow] that winds up reinterpreted by a music legend from a radically different era/genre and still retains sincerity and meaning — different, but every bit as pure."

I completely fail to see how this is relevant to this topic.

what? I perfer their original sound but, their original sound was much more commercial and easy to sell, 'Humbug' was in no way a sell out move.

I'm refusing to listen to this. I'd perfer to wait for an album where he isnt forced by a major record label to make music he is unhappy to make. music should be from the soul, not from some corporate arse telling you what to make, especially when you are as talented as this guy.

shut up joshua. trent reznor won an oscar last week have some respect. does not compute.

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the trailer doesnt do it justice that much, it's funny, well written, has meaning, and i just generally find it brilliant. probaly Kevin Smith's best.

i'd say start with a best of, then go into Live at Folsom Prison, then The Man Comes Around. infact i'd go these releases in order: Ring of Fire: The Legend Of Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison Amercian IV: The Man Comes Around then i'd say if theres anything specific on The Legend of Johnny Cash you enjoyed, go on to find more music of that era. also for bonus, heres a few more fav Cash releases of mine: Ride This Train Walking The Line: The Legendary Sun Recordings Live at San Quentin and just cos i'm me, this is my favourite thing he has ever done and gives me tears Hurt (cover of Nine Inch Nails) o22eIJDtKho Johnny Cash :wub:

fun fact, Chasing Amy is actually one of my favourite films ever.

FpOpMQYSPEk directed by Joe Cornish (of Adam and Joe fame). Basically, aliens attack a block of flats in South London and some chavs fight them off. looks brilliant.