Two parts pop culture, a dash of professional librarianship and a whole lot of World of Warcraft.
Saturday, August 14, 2004
Fatboy Slim Is Back!
Fatboy Slim returns on October 5th a new CD called Palookaville. It's about time. The new single, a cover of Steve Miller's The Joker, sounds pretty good! Read and listen here.
The Return of The Prodigy
...and, speaking of returns after long hiatuses, The Prodigy will be back on September 14th with their looooonnnnnggg awaited new release Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. You can sample two tracks off the album at The Prodigy Team website here. Warning: If you are expecting The Prodigy to sound like they did on their last album, 1997's Fat of the Land (you remember...Firestarter, Breathe and Smack My Bitch Up were the most popular songs), you will be in for a surprise. They have abandoned the vocal style of that release and, instead, have returned to the beats that characterized their first two albums Experience and Music for the Jilted Generation. From the looks of the two advance cuts, it's gonna be a great album.
Friday, August 13, 2004
Sunday, August 08, 2004
Movie Reviews Page
It's finally done. Check out my Current Movies mini-review page. Everything you always wanted to know about every movie that I have seen in theatres this summer. I will be continuing this page into the rest of the year too. Most recent additions: The Bourne Supremacy, The Village, The Terminal, Anchorman and Metallica: Some Kind of Monster. More to come.
Friday, August 06, 2004
The Bourne Supremacy
I discovered the first film very late, only last month. Supremacy blew me away. Excellent flick. I am looking forward to the last chapter.
Monday, August 02, 2004
The Village
I am never let down by Night. I thought the payoff of this movie was so cool. And the performances were great too. Bryce Howard was exceptional. Awesome summer entertainment.
Sunday, August 01, 2004
Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
I had no idea that Metallica was experiencing this type of strife within the band. The movie reminded me a whole lot of The Beatles' Let It Be, but without the "concert film" baggage. I enjoyed every minute of this even though I really didn't enjoy the St. Anger album all that much.
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