What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by suziginajackson

3. "Another Brick in the Wall Part 1" 3:21
4. "The Happiest Days of Our Lives" 1:46
5. "Another Brick in the Wall Part 2" 3:59

Originally Posted by Rik

This is the start of my bands usual second set, I get a nice long solo at the end of it

Originally Posted by Demdike

Remind me to go to the bar (in another pub) at the start of your second set then.

No - if you do that, you will miss song #4 - 'Mustang Sally'!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by suziginajackson

No - if you do that, you will miss song #4 - 'Mustang Sally'!

Its a shame, but worth it to miss that mind numbing Floyd number.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by suziginajackson

No - if you do that, you will miss song #4 - 'Mustang Sally'!

Only if it's a wedding! That pile of shite has been retired again, thank God!

[Wes]

I never listened to any Pink Floyd after Dark Side of the Moon... Wish You Were Here just doesn't cut it for me... The Who have had a good run at the movies though, The Kids Are Alright is a great rockumentary and Ken Russell's Tommy is another massive favourite - I revisited the film over the summer and it was as dazzling as ever !

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by Wes

I never listened to any Pink Floyd after Dark Side of the Moon... Wish You Were Here just doesn't cut it for me...

That's the best way to be.

[Wes]

I'm currently 7 of 9 films through the Val Lewton Collection and it's plugged me straight back into the sheer joy of watching vintage Horror. I Walked With A Zombie remains an extraordinary film for all its 68 minutes (and is still my all time favourite film title) but 1944's Curse of the Cat People has been a tremendous discovery for me, far superior to the original film and along with To Kill A Mockingbird, surely one of Cinema's most enchanting films about the world seen from childhood - strange, magical, sad and scary. The film features a knockout performance by 8-year old Ann Carter...

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by Wes

I'm currently 7 of 9 films through the Val Lewton Collection and it's plugged me straight back into the sheer joy of watching vintage Horror. I Walked With A Zombie remains an extraordinary film for all its 68 minutes (and is still my all time favourite film title) but 1944's Curse of the Cat People has been a tremendous discovery for me, far superior to the original film and along with To Kill A Mockingbird, surely one of Cinema's most enchanting films about the world seen from childhood - strange, magical, sad and scary. The film features a knockout performance by 8-year old Ann Carter...

I pray for a UK release for years

[fuzzymctiger]

Originally Posted by Wes

Many thanks Suzi, I'm gonna sit down with that one when I get a bit of quiet time... All this business has me thinking if I should revisit Alan Parker's film of The Wall, another rock film I hated back in the day...

I absolutely loved The Wall! I even have an authentic oversized theatrical poster on my wall!

[Wes]

If you're region 1-equipped the Val Lewton set is a steal at 19bucks over at Amazonia...

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by Wes

If you're region 1-equipped the Val Lewton set is a steal at 19bucks over at Amazonia...

I'm a region 2 dude