in here it's different but i would put money on more young Coachella types knowing Plastic Beach and Demon Dayz over anything Blur did.
Blue has 1, maybe 2 songs that the average person knows.
Finally someone else with the right Stooges
Feel like Then Play On would be up your alley
Fun House was my #2
@Galaxy
1. Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express
2. The Stooges – Fun House
3. David Bowie – Low
4. Yes – Close to the Edge
5. Bob Dylan – Blood on the Tracks
6. Black Sabbath – Paranoid
7. Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On?
8. Ramones – Ramones
9. Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Rust Never Sleeps
10. The Rolling Stones – Exile on Main Street
11. Patti Smith – Horses
12. Stevie Wonder – Songs in the Key of Life
13. Nick Drake – Bryter Layter
14. Carole King – Tapestry
15. Fela Kuti – Expensive S***
16. Willie Nelson – Red-Headed Stranger
17. Al Green – Al Green's Greatest Hits
18. Joni Mitchell – The Hissing of Summer Lawns
19. David Bowie – Station to Station
20. Nick Drake – Pink Moon
21. The Kinks – Lola vs. Power-Man & The Money-Go-Round, Part One
22. Lou Reed - Berlin
23. Iggy Pop – The Idiot
24. Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
25. The S***Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the S***Pistols
26. Neil Young – After the Gold Rush
27. Talking Heads – Talking Heads: 77
28. Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures
29. Sly & the Family Stone – There's a Riot Goin' On
30. The B-52’s – The B-52’s
31. King Crimson – Red
32. Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
33. Brian Eno – Another Green World
34. Neil Young – On the Beach
35. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run
36. Bob Marley and the Wailers – Catch a Fire
37. Miles Davis – B****es Brew
38. Black Sabbath – Vol. 4
39. New York Dolls – New York Dolls
40. The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers
41. Nico – Desertshore
42. Kris Kristofferson – Kristofferson
43. Paul McCartney - RAM
44. Big Star – #1 Record
45. Siouxsie and the Banshees – The Scream
46. Stevie Wonder – Innervisions
47. Ramones – Leave Home
48. Joni Mitchell – Court and Spark
49. Brian Eno – Here Come the Warm Jets
50. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir – Like a Ship (Without a Sail)
51. Donny Hathaway – Live
52. David Bowie – Lodger
53. John Cale – Paris 1919
54. Leonard Cohen – Songs of Love and Hate
55. Joni Mitchell – Blue
56. Marvin Gaye – Here, My Dear
57. Various Artists – The Harder They Come (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
58. John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra – Star Wars (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
59. Devo – Q. Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
60. Donna Summer – Once Upon a Time...
61. Miles Davis – On the Corner
62. Funkadelic – Maggot Brain
63. Creedence Clearwater Revival – Cosmo's Factory
64. Waylon Jennings – Dreaming My Dreams
65. Elvis Costello & The Attractions – This Year's Model
66. Gang of Four – Entertainment
67. The Stranglers – Rattus Norvegicus
68. George Harrison – All Things Must Pass
69. The Police – Outlandos d'Amour
70. Van Morrison – Moondance
@Elric i posted this super long ago
Easy to forget
Blue has 1, maybe 2 songs that the average person knows.
i couldnt name anything other than song2 tbh
Bergman wild to tell the chubby mom in his first film not to wear a bra in the 1940’s lol
All these grooves 
James was on one in Payback
Peep that Bobby Blue joint for a real one
Bergman wild to tell the chubby mom in his first film not to wear a bra in the 1940’s lol
and for telling Harriet Anderssen to go teets out in 1953
Bergman wild to tell the chubby mom in his first film not to wear a bra in the 1940’s lol
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and for telling Harriet Anderssen to go teets out in 1953
Had no idea. Dude truly ahead of his time.
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It’s just once scene but they’re noticeable. There’s barely any pics of that movie online in general.
Didnt Kubrick or Hitchcock fire off a gun near an actors head to scare them for a scene? Lots of scumbag directors in general do wild s*** but they were crazy reckless back then
Didnt Kubrick or Hitchcock fire off a gun near an actors head to scare them for a scene? Lots of scumbag directors in general do wild s*** but they were crazy reckless back then
i cant picture either of them doing that but Phil Spector did that in the studio beside John Lennon who said "kill me if youre gonna kill me but i need my ears" or something
Fritz Lang nearly blew up and probably did drown a few few extras
i cant picture either of them doing that but Phil Spector did that in the studio beside John Lennon who said "kill me if youre gonna kill me but i need my ears" or something
Fritz Lang nearly blew up and probably did drown a few few extras
Didnt Kubrick or Hitchcock fire off a gun near an actors head to scare them for a scene? Lots of scumbag directors in general do wild s*** but they were crazy reckless back then
Idk bout them but guys like Sam Peckinpah, Samuel Fuller, Werner Herzog, and Dennis Hopper were not f***ing around
the work speaks for itself and shows just how different the level of actors were.
Idk bout them but guys like Sam Peckinpah, Samuel Fuller, Werner Herzog, and Dennis Hopper were not f***ing around
the work speaks for itself and shows just how different the level of actors were.
the Herzog stories are insane. Also the Scorsese Taxi Driver story
the Herzog stories are insane. Also the Scorsese Taxi Driver story
What's the Taxi Driver story ?
What's the Taxi Driver story ?
“The legend goes that Scorsese stayed up all night drinking, getting drunk with a loaded gun. And his purpose was, in the morning, he was going to shoot the executive at Columbia for making him cut his masterpiece. And it turned out to be a vigil all night as Scorsese sat there with a loaded gun in his lap, and some of his fellow filmmakers and friends came and talked to him and commiserated with him and tried to talk him out of it. And apparently, this lasted all night long. I’ve heard stories that literally all of them grew up that night because they realised how serious Scorsese was at the prospect of what he was going to do.”
“The legend goes that Scorsese stayed up all night drinking, getting drunk with a loaded gun. And his purpose was, in the morning, he was going to shoot the executive at Columbia for making him cut his masterpiece. And it turned out to be a vigil all night as Scorsese sat there with a loaded gun in his lap, and some of his fellow filmmakers and friends came and talked to him and commiserated with him and tried to talk him out of it. And apparently, this lasted all night long. I’ve heard stories that literally all of them grew up that night because they realised how serious Scorsese was at the prospect of what he was going to do.”
Could you imagine if Marty was really like a Joe Pesci character behind the camera
Could you imagine if Marty was really like a Joe Pesci character behind the camera
Scorsese loved his cocaine
“The legend goes that Scorsese stayed up all night drinking, getting drunk with a loaded gun. And his purpose was, in the morning, he was going to shoot the executive at Columbia for making him cut his masterpiece. And it turned out to be a vigil all night as Scorsese sat there with a loaded gun in his lap, and some of his fellow filmmakers and friends came and talked to him and commiserated with him and tried to talk him out of it. And apparently, this lasted all night long. I’ve heard stories that literally all of them grew up that night because they realised how serious Scorsese was at the prospect of what he was going to do.”
I heard it was Spielberg who calmed him down and suggested dulling the colors to get away with the bloodbath finale.
I heard it was Spielberg who calmed him down and suggested dulling the colors to get away with the bloodbath finale.
Spielberg really a horror fan