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omg this is everything I hoped forrrrr

Velvet Goldmine - Prolly seen it for the 3rd or 4th time now, lol. Still a great glam-rock movie.

Damn, this is terrible. He's an interesting character. Hope he'll get the proper treatment.

Nice! I'm not too well-versed in those genres but I do like to listen to some SiM from time to time (I guess they somehow fit into those a bit).

Hi Zhane, welcome! Any favorite bands you like to listen to?

Rubber's Lover and 964 Pinocchio are rad!! If you like such movies, and especially Tetsuo, I strongly recommend Electric Dragon 80,000V. It's an amazing/hilarious flick directed by cult punk director Sogo Ishii and starring the always excellent Tadanobu Asano. Interesting tidbit: the harsh noise-rock soundtrack of the movie was provided by their (the director's and actor's) own band Mach 1.67. Also, Eraserhead is amazing.

Don't know, sorry. I haven't been to any of the gigs, this is just some info someone else posted on FB.

HEBI DESU. I dig immensely. starts at 1:40

^ It should go something like this (more or less): T-shirt: 20€ Hoodie: 39€ Poster: 10€ Bag: 8€ CD: 15€

Hayy there~ Some sweet bands u got there (BUCK-TICK!! *3*)

Thanks for the recommendations! I've seen Cannibal Ferox mentioned all over the place, so I guess I'll start with that one.

yayy~

I started watching the original Twilight Zone series a while ago but got kinda stuck after a few episodes (too "oldie" for me maybe). Nevertheless, it had some good ideas. Sorry to change the subject but: there's a new trailer for Eli Roth's cannibal movie The Green Inferno! I hope it delivers. @Bear, since you've been watching some cannibal themed movies recently as I see, which ones would you recommend? I've only seen Cannibal Holocaust (was okay) and Massacre in Dinosaur Valley (über-cheesefest but fun). Are there any modern-day cannibal flicks btw? Cuz I haven't really came across any with this typical jungle setting, etc.

End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones - Title says it all basically. It was a nice documentary with some fun concert bits and interesting interviews providing a good insight into the legendary band. There were lots of stuff I hadn't known about previously, so it was pretty cool.

^ Tower.jp, Zeal Link and Brand-X has it listed as CD... but Amazon also says it should be vinyl (the title there is "日進月歩 [Analog]"), so not sure. Maybe it's a special store-limited thing where there's only the vinyl version (?).

I would also like to add these three: Would You Rather Triangle Dark City The last one isn't really horror and might seem weird that I added it, but somehow it has that underlying theme for me (someone trying to escape and/or piece the "puzzle" together to uncover something, etc). Plus it has a totally rad eerie gothic/steampunk kind of vibe.

Nice.

Robocop (remake) - It was a decent/fun movie, I more or less got what I wanted out of it.

Heeeeey~ welcome! Anyone who's into Metronome, Merry and deadman is rad!

^ Haha, good to hear (pre-ordered yesterday too).

Wow, I spot a few new song titles in there, cool! Must've been fun with all those covers too.

Song lengths can now be viewed on Tower.jp: http://tower.jp/item/3530462/%E6%88%96%E3%81%84%E3%81%AF%E3%82%A2%E3%83%8A%E3%83%BC%E3%82%AD%E3%83%BC%EF%BC%9C%E9%80%9A%E5%B8%B8%E7%9B%A4%EF%BC%9E Damn, looks like it's gonna be more than an hour... hope it's good. *long album phobia*

Goddamn... hope he gets well soon & takes the needed rest.

Interesting new band pic btw: http://ameblo.jp/cell-officialkon/image-11862349385-12954080625.html

Kewl~