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7628. Macnas - 9/22/2004 4:58:48 PM If you like jazz, then this picture is going to be interesting.
7629. TheWizardOfWhimsy - 9/24/2004 1:38:51 PM Thanks Macnas–great site. 7630. Macnas - 9/24/2004 1:43:26 PM Isn't it though? Even to a non-jazz head like me, there is something cool about seeing all those artists together.
Plus the interface and site as a whole is very well done. 7631. PelleNilsson - 9/30/2004 3:52:32 PM We move towards this year's Nobel prizes. According to Ladbrokes, the UK betting firm, the top candidates for literature are
- Adonis
- Joyce Carol Oates
- Tomas Tranströmer
These three have been touted for years. I wouldn't put any money on Oates. She's too productive.
7632. Macnas - 9/30/2004 5:15:52 PM Who is Transtromer? 7633. PelleNilsson - 9/30/2004 5:40:56 PM Tranströmer is a Swedish poet. 7634. Macnas - 10/5/2004 5:58:04 PM I am currently listening to The Buzzcocks "ever fallen in love". 7635. alistairconnor - 10/5/2004 6:11:09 PM But if you don't mind
I don't mind
Not the same song, but now it's buzzing in my head like a bluebottle. 7636. Macnas - 10/5/2004 6:15:33 PM Ah yes, tunes that you can't get out of your skull.
Trepanning is the only thing that works.
I am now listening to The Pixies "this monkeys gone to heaven". 7637. Macnas - 10/8/2004 7:53:44 PM Just before I head home, I am listening to The Damned "Smash it up". 7638. Macnas - 10/8/2004 7:55:11 PM Ah feck it, I'll hang on for a few more minutes to listen to a particulary kicking Flaming Sideburns "street survivor". 7639. marjoribanks - 10/8/2004 10:31:25 PM Yo wizardo, left a post for you in technology.
Your response would be appreciated. 7640. Macnas - 10/12/2004 12:21:26 PM An interesting article on Dr.Strangelove, a favourite film of many.
7641. Marc-Albert - 10/13/2004 3:35:24 AM Paramount Home Entertainment has finally dug into the studio's Jerry Lewis holdings, releasing a superbly mastered suite of 10 Lewis films.
The much-parodied French fascination with Mr. Lewis comes in large part, I suspect, from their habit of seeing Mr. Lewis's sweetly destructive naïf as a representation of something essentially American, just as Americans sentimentally (and inaccurately) believe Maurice Chevalier to represent the French soul.
Hehehehe! 7642. alistairconnor - 10/26/2004 5:50:03 PM World's greatest DJ, John Peel dies
I really feel I've lost a friend... me and millions of others... erudite, witty, endlessly curious, a trustworthy guide and discoverer of great music, a godfather and a godsend to generations of (not only) British bands... the Pope of BBC Radio 1, dead of a heart attack, in Peru, at 65.
His show has been on the internet for ages, I bitterly regret not following it more often. 7643. alistairconnor - 10/26/2004 5:51:47 PM 
Bye bye Uncle John.
7644. Macnas - 10/26/2004 6:03:33 PM Well fuck it.
And Mike Read still lives. There is no justice. 7645. Ulgine Barrows - 10/28/2004 8:41:41 AM Never heard of the guy (John Peel), sounds as if I missed out.
Never heard of Mike Read, either.
7631. PelleNilsson
re: Joyce Carol Oates
"These three have been touted for years. I wouldn't put any money on Oates. She's too productive"
Well, we can't have those Nobel winners making money, can we?
I just read the funniest beach novel, 2 months too late:
Big Love by Sarah Dunn
She proposes the theory that a man with a big penis can't be faithful, much like the owner of a fast car can't help driving fast.
Got to show off that tool!
Very funny. 7646. Macnas - 11/5/2004 2:03:21 PM Did you know of Dean Reed? even if you did, this article makes good reading.
7647. angel-five - 11/10/2004 11:33:28 PM I asked my GF last night which she liked more, REM or U2. She thought for a few seconds and then said U2.
This is one I could go either way on, depending on what mood I'm in and what day it is and which last good song by one of these groups I've heard. But I put these two groups in the same category and I wonder how other people would compare the two.
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