What a great car mix! I love Exile in Guyville, in particular. That's right up there on the list of CD's I'd want if I could only have 1, or some bizarre hypothetical situation like that.
I'll have to check out some of the ones I haven't heard! (At least on Mp3. No money...)
Adrien and Keanu is: The Last Time I Committed Suicide, but I haven't watched it yet, and only know about it because of my Brody obsession.
Angelina Jolie and Sean Connery is; Playing by Heart, another I haven't seen. Ha ha.
I want to say Michael Caine and Ewan Macgregor is Little Voice, yet another movie I haven't seen. It seems to me this is the case, because I can't remember Caine being in any of the considerable Macgregor movies I've seen.
Yeah, they are rather lofty, but some of them are kind of directions to go in, rather than do or die goals. As in, if I move towards becoming a politician or published author, the process itself will be rewarding.
The restaurant is my most earnest real world goal at present. It will be a number of years in the future, but I really feel that it will happen and it will meet with success. Veganism is growing more popular and mainstream by the day. Hell, I never thought I'd be a vegan; it kind of just hit me upside the head.
I TOTALLY agree about "Chicago" being overrated, but not for the exact same reasons (other than Richard Gere; I can't stand him).
I TOTALLY disagree about Julianne Moore, who is one of my favorite actresses, and as Premiere's Libby Gelman Waxler says "one of the only actresses who can cry on camera without making me want to slap her."
I often suspected as much about New York City, but I think I need to give it a chance yet, though I'm not in a hurry. Plenty of other cities I actually really WANT to visit.
Dude. I KNOW the singer of number 20, but I can't think of the title for the life of me, and I can't check even though I own it, because the song titles are only on the back paper, which is in Wisconsin.
"I don't know if I could drive a plane, well enough to tailspin out your name, or high enough not to lose control completely, darling, I'm thinking maybe, you know just maybe.. maybe..."
And then number 4 - GADS! The title is easy, the band impossible.
I'm going to keep working on it. Both the title of the first and the artist of the second are right no the tip of my proverbial tongue.
Well, perhaps Disney is not as evil as I thought. However, I still hate the movie, for other reasons. I wouldn't be surprised, however, if lions or hyenas tallk after their own fashion, however. Though I doubt they waste time singing songs about being king of the jungle, or some such nonsense!
The point I was making was more that the female lions wouldn't be uniquely cowed by the hyenas, since in "The Lion King" one male lion is all that's needed to end the hyena's reign, even though there are many more female lions.
It wasn't a commentary on lions' abilities to cow hyenas in general, of which I know little.
WHAT a fantastic list. Worth coming back to the listology all by itself, what with the links you've included. It's like a little lesson in art history all by itself!
Damn that's a depressing list! But I understand. I love Goya too. I love his "caprichos", those morbid ink etchings with the little legends by them. Particularly the one where the man is sleeping on his desk with bats swirling around his head.
A) What happened to South Dakota?
B) There's a very insulting song about South Dakota by Liz Phair, called "South Dakota". I somehow doubt it would fit in with the spirit of this list, however.
No, but why do you ask?
What a great car mix! I love Exile in Guyville, in particular. That's right up there on the list of CD's I'd want if I could only have 1, or some bizarre hypothetical situation like that.
I'll have to check out some of the ones I haven't heard! (At least on Mp3. No money...)
- Jen
I ran across my Liz Phair TAPE when making a mix tape today, and I looked at the songs; is that cheating? Shatter, my friend. Shatter.
The other one will just have to continue to plague me, I'm afraid.
Adrien and Keanu is: The Last Time I Committed Suicide, but I haven't watched it yet, and only know about it because of my Brody obsession.
Angelina Jolie and Sean Connery is; Playing by Heart, another I haven't seen. Ha ha.
I want to say Michael Caine and Ewan Macgregor is Little Voice, yet another movie I haven't seen. It seems to me this is the case, because I can't remember Caine being in any of the considerable Macgregor movies I've seen.
Yeah, they are rather lofty, but some of them are kind of directions to go in, rather than do or die goals. As in, if I move towards becoming a politician or published author, the process itself will be rewarding.
The restaurant is my most earnest real world goal at present. It will be a number of years in the future, but I really feel that it will happen and it will meet with success. Veganism is growing more popular and mainstream by the day. Hell, I never thought I'd be a vegan; it kind of just hit me upside the head.
Yup, you got it!
I TOTALLY agree about "Chicago" being overrated, but not for the exact same reasons (other than Richard Gere; I can't stand him).
I TOTALLY disagree about Julianne Moore, who is one of my favorite actresses, and as Premiere's Libby Gelman Waxler says "one of the only actresses who can cry on camera without making me want to slap her."
I often suspected as much about New York City, but I think I need to give it a chance yet, though I'm not in a hurry. Plenty of other cities I actually really WANT to visit.
Dude. I KNOW the singer of number 20, but I can't think of the title for the life of me, and I can't check even though I own it, because the song titles are only on the back paper, which is in Wisconsin.
"I don't know if I could drive a plane, well enough to tailspin out your name, or high enough not to lose control completely, darling, I'm thinking maybe, you know just maybe.. maybe..."
And then number 4 - GADS! The title is easy, the band impossible.
I'm going to keep working on it. Both the title of the first and the artist of the second are right no the tip of my proverbial tongue.
Well, perhaps Disney is not as evil as I thought. However, I still hate the movie, for other reasons. I wouldn't be surprised, however, if lions or hyenas tallk after their own fashion, however. Though I doubt they waste time singing songs about being king of the jungle, or some such nonsense!
The point I was making was more that the female lions wouldn't be uniquely cowed by the hyenas, since in "The Lion King" one male lion is all that's needed to end the hyena's reign, even though there are many more female lions.
It wasn't a commentary on lions' abilities to cow hyenas in general, of which I know little.
I think Freddie Mercury was actually Faruk Balsara, but I could be wrong.
Is Alecia Moore Pink?
WHAT a fantastic list. Worth coming back to the listology all by itself, what with the links you've included. It's like a little lesson in art history all by itself!
Thanks!
Damn that's a depressing list! But I understand. I love Goya too. I love his "caprichos", those morbid ink etchings with the little legends by them. Particularly the one where the man is sleeping on his desk with bats swirling around his head.
"The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters."
A) What happened to South Dakota?
B) There's a very insulting song about South Dakota by Liz Phair, called "South Dakota". I somehow doubt it would fit in with the spirit of this list, however.
Iowa - "You ought to give Iowa a try" from "The Music Man" is a pretty good Iowa song, if a little old.