Interference Random Music Talk Pt XVI - Post-Cool Double Rainbow...WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

[If you shout...]

Didn't hate it. Just thought it was okay, which is how I feel about pretty much all them films. Spinal Tap is the only one I love. And I love it pretty fucking hard.

 

[No spoken words]

Spinal Tap is my favorite of the bunch, Best in Show would be next.

 

[martha]

A Mighty Wind?

 

[No spoken words]

A Mighty Wind?

A notch below, for me at least.

But better than For Your Consideration, which I understand was supposed to be scathing and uncomfortable, but it also forgot to be good.

 

[Imperor]

A Mighty Wind is a winner based on the merits of Fred Willard alone.

 

[bono_212]

That actually shocks me quite a bit. It's far and away my favorite of the Guest films. For Your Consideration? Now that's one you can safely not enjoy.

Aw, I like that one.


Well, I like all of the ones I've seen, so no shock there.

 

[corianderstem]

In a cruel and now somewhat relevant twist of fate, I didn't much enjoy Waiting for Guffman. Really sad.

"I HATE YOU AND I HATE YOUR ASS FACE!!!!"



I'd forgotten all about For Your Consideration, so I guess that shows where it is on my list of his movies.

I love Best in Show and A Mighty Wind.

 

[Jive Turkey]

Some really shitty DJs in Toronto stole 'Wha' Happen'?' for their morning show. It bothers me to no end when people I know think they made it up

 

[Jive Turkey]

I lost it when he whispers in this part of the movie

YouTube - A Mighty Wind clip: "Just a Thought"

 

[cobl04]

back in Australia. glad to be back in this ass-backward penal colony i call "Home". loved Canada & Cali & Vegas. the swathe of homeless really is hard to look at though.

Win some lose some, big guy. Nobody really knew vinyl would make such a comeback.

well according to the little booklet of "stuff we like" that i picked up from Amoeba, it is cassettes which are making an even bigger comeback. apparently. don't know why you'd fucking bother with a cassette, but maybe that's just me.

yet to see Spinal Tap.

 

[Imperor]

Wait, you bought the Stuff White People Like book?

 

[No spoken words]

Wait, you bought the Stuff White People Like book?

True fact: I'm friends with the author/guy who started the site.

 

[cobl04]

no, it's just a hilarious leaflet publication the staff put together of albums, movies and smells that they enjoyed/recommend in 2009/2010 thus far.

i've laughed at that blog though.

 

[cobl04]

Sir Lucious Left Foot: jumps into my top three albums of the year so far, behind that fat dude paying homage to "Heroes" and L!o!s! C!a!m!p!e!s!i!n!o!s!

has anyone here done the David Blaine?

 

[Jive Turkey]

has anyone here done the David Blaine?

Is that a sex move where you tell a girl you're going to have sex with her for a week straight, then just leave your penis motionless inside her the whole time and it ends up being really boring? No, I've never done that

 

[Lancemc]

A Mighty Wind is probably my favorite... by quite a margin actually. My favorite in terms of comedy and for it's particular emotional core. Just hit all the right notes for me. I do enjoy Spinal Tap and Best in Show as well, just not nearly as much.

 

[martha]

A few weeks ago, iTunes had a free Scissor Sisters song, so I downloaded it. I finally listened to it yesterday morning at the gym. Were they once a Styx cover band or something?

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

A few weeks ago, iTunes had a free Scissor Sisters song, so I downloaded it. I finally listened to it yesterday morning at the gym. Were they once a Styx cover band or something?

their second (or third, counting their indie single) single was a cover of comfortably numb, if that's what you mean.

what was the song? i'm guessing invisible light or fire with fire. i like both songs but knowing me that's not a huge surprise, really.

 

[martha]

It's Fire with Fire.

 

[If you shout...]

has anyone here done the David Blaine?

Yes.

 

[corianderstem]

A Mighty Wind is probably my favorite... by quite a margin actually. My favorite in terms of comedy and for it's particular emotional core.

Yes - you could tell he has a lot of love for that folk genre. I grew up listening to my dad's Peter, Paul & Mary albums, so I had a soft spot for it, too.

 

[Jive Turkey]

Birds in St Louis have good taste

Birds force Kings of Leon from St. Louis stage - CNN.com


edit: apparently someone thought this was thread worthy. I was FIRST motherfuckers!!!

 

[If you shout...]

lol

 

[cobl04]

Yes.

how did that work out for you?

 

[If you shout...]

Hilariously.

 

[cobl04]

Birds in St Louis have good taste

Birds force Kings of Leon from St. Louis stage - CNN.com


edit: apparently someone thought this was thread worthy. I was FIRST motherfuckers!!!

i had a good chuckle at your comment in said thread

i reckon if you were a KOL fan the reactions would be the same as if you were watching the original.

 

[No spoken words]

I need a love that grows
I don't want it unless I know
With each passing hour
Someone somehow
Will be there, ready to share

I need a love that's strong
I'm so tired of being alone
But will my lonely heart play the part
Of the fool again
Before I begin

Foolish heart, hear me calling
Stop before you start falling
Foolish heart, heed my warning
You've been wrong before
Don't be wrong any more

I'm feeling that feeling again
I'm playing a game I can't win
Love's knocking on the door
Of my heart once more
Think I'll let her in
Before I begin

Foolish heart, hear me calling
Stop before you start falling
Foolish heart, heed my warning
You've been wrong before
Don't be wrong any more

Foolish heart
Foolish, foolish heart
You've been wrong before

Foolish heart, hear me calling
Stop before you start falling
Foolish heart, heed my warning
You've been wrong before
Don't be wrong any more

Foolish heart
Oh, foolish, foolish heart
You've been wrong before
Foolish, foolish heart

 

[lazarus]

 

[lazarus]

Gwyneth Paltrow plays a country singer in her upcoming film; today they released one of her performances from the soundtrack:

Gwyneth Paltrow Hits Radio Airwaves With 'Country Strong' - The Boot

Not my kind of music, but she stills knows how to belt it out, and proves that her work on the Duets soundtrack wasn't a fluke.

 

[LMP]

"I HATE YOU AND I HATE YOUR ASS FACE!!!!"

People say, You must have been the class clown. And I say, No, I wasn't. But I sat next to the class clown... and I studied him.

Guffman's my definite favorite of the bunch and it goes in descending order. While in the same vein, I don't classify it with them since Guest didn't direct himself. Technical, yes, but also fucking right.

The bit where Jane Lynch and John Michael Higgins practice their crazy religion for a split second in Mighty Wind kills me.