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Ok. Over the weekend, I downloaded all kinds of new albums that came out this year from artists such as Morrissey, The White Stripes, Travis, and Radiohead. Travis is a Scottish band, and they are quite catchy, quite good with cute lead singer/son
gwriter Fran Healy. The new White Stripes CD is also very good. Morrissey's new one is decent at best. But it is Radiohead folks; good ole' reliable Radiohead. WOW! CAN I SAY WOW?! Never ones to disappoint, their new work of art is tremendous! My ears cannot get enough of this new audio feast! And I paid a total of 0 pounds for it, since they are offering it off their website for whatever price ya wanna pay. These Englishmen---> are first-rate superior songwriters/musicians indeed.This 30 Days of Night movie? Truly creepy, somewhat gross, and overall entertaining. Vampire movies simply rule!
Here's a Travis music video so ya get an idea:
6 comments:
Yes, I thought it was rather good.
Russian vamps running amok in Alaska.
However, the graphic novel is way better. Yet something fun from Stephen Kings comes rolling out soon.
Yes, I can't stop listening to IN RAINBOWS. It's incredible. It slides into your brain and makes you addicted to the sounds.
I love Travis, love The White Stripes. But wait, what about Annie? You've got to have Annie Lennox's SONGS OF MASS DESTRUCTION!
I am just dying to see this movie...I LOVE vampire flicks...they scare the bejeezus out of me!
I LOVE Travis! Don't get me started. I saw them a few months ago, and it was one of the best shows I've ever been to. I love Radiohead as well. And Feta cheese. Good call.
Some vampire movies are better than others. Thanks for recommending 30 Days Of Night. The trailer looks creepy, but you can't always tell from that.
30 Days Of Night looks intriguingly creepy. Haven't seen the fucking thing yet...
I really must stop cussing. Can't take the Brooklyn out of the boy...
Besos
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