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Ha funnily enough I'm DJing this weekend and have been on the hunt for a house remix of this! Ive heard this before but it's not quite right for my usual stuff.
I'd not seen that, and have to say it is quite a compelling piece, convincingly laid out, although it feels to me like there is more going on than just 'it's a heist', as important as that is.
It's hard to witness the spectacle of a public cheering on a fat orange man and a gurning man-baby deranged by ketamine vandalizing their country without at least speculating at the psychology of it. Something I've been thinking about is that Trump 2.0 is almost the perfect conclusion to a decades-long process in which politics became increasingly and more barefacedly cynical, and electorates have become more and more resigned and, perhaps more importantly, nihilistic. I think liberals, even now, struggle with this point -- you can't just keep pointing out that Trump is corrupt and has no respect for the institutions of power -- because no one really cares any more.
On the whole Putiin's puppet thing - i mean, I thought Corbyn and Sanders were Putin's puppets a few minutes ago? Hard to keep up with it. But I think if your analysis of problems all the way from "where did Corbyn come from" to "why is Trump doing that?" keeps giving you the answer 'it's the boogy man again', it isn't quite right.
Frey's an easy guy to like, and he took his penalty really well. But the past two games his hold up play has looked really poor. In fact their second goal originates from Frey losing a ball in to him after a heavy touch. It's definitely an area we're struggling with at the moment.
I bet that was ace, and can imagine it fitting their set perfectly, I've always said TNK sounds like a chemical brothers track. Far and away my favourite Beatles tune, although I think of it more as a George Martin tune tbf
Intrigued by The Monkey, I loved Longlegs and read the short story as a kid and it made an impression on me. But everything I've heard about it sounds at odds with my memory of the story and the tone of Longlegs
One for Disco maybe, All The Right Movies podcast are doing Blue Velvet this week.
I dip in and out of ATRM but whenever I listen I remember how good the hosts are, and want to go and immediately watch the film they're discussing.
Watched Alien Romulus on a flight last week, basically agreed with all the comments on here. Good fun, if you like Alien and Aliens it's an entertaining watch without doing anything especially interesting. Avoids the ponderous world building of the other sequels/ prequels
Also watched Speak No Evil. Stressful, but better than I expected. James McAvoy having a great time chewing the scenery to bits. He plays sinister well. You know where the films going pretty much before you watch it, but kept me entertained
Cheers Clive, very informative as always. I thought Steve's comments on the nuances of (and the case for) playing the loans during the remainder of the season interesting.
Always enjoy the soundtracks to Christopher Nolan films, which are nearly all by Hans Zimmer.
Also a fan of the less celebrated soundtrack to his first film Memento, by David Julyan.
I also love this music from the trailer of Interstellar which is actually not by Zimmer and although used for the trailer I'm not sure actually made it into the film, but could be wrong
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