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AuthorTopic: Shameless Self Promotion (Read 31 times)
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Re: Shameless Self Promotion
« Result #1 on Feb 3, 2009, 5:24pm »		[Quote]
Check it: themoonbog.blogspot.com
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« Result #2 on Sept 9, 2008, 4:07pm »		[Quote]
Since Muxtape is currently down, here is what I have been up to:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IVC6FPHG

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AuthorTopic: Listening Station (Read 19 times)
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Re: Listening Station
« Result #3 on Sept 4, 2008, 11:12pm »		[Quote]
Currently on the listening station:

SOD
Anthrax
Lichens
The Seconds
Burning Star Core
Wolf Eyes
GZA
Cee-Lo
The Meters
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AuthorTopic: Current Comic Reading List (Read 20 times)
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Re: Current Comic Reading List
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Alan Moore's Joker Story. It's pretty awesome despite his opinion that it's not very good.
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AuthorTopic: Shai Hulud (Read 30 times)
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Re: Shai Hulud
« Result #5 on Sept 4, 2008, 11:09pm »		[Quote]
I've totally gone back to New Orleans land. I'm going to have to build myself up again get to back into the series after "Dune Messiah". You should get a medal though. It's insane that you read all of those back to back.
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AuthorTopic: Top 5 movies (Read 23 times)
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Re: Top 5 movies
« Result #6 on Sept 4, 2008, 11:07pm »		[Quote]
My Top Five Movies Of All Time:

1. "My Own Private Idaho" Directed by Gus Van Zant. I first watched this movie with my girlfriend in high school Marcy and we were floored. We stayed up until late talking about how awesome that film was. I need to purchase the Criterion Collection edition that came out of that film. I might have to ask for that for Christmas from someone. One of the best written, conceived, and shot films of all time.

2. "Blade Runner" Directed by Ridley Scott. The best science fiction movie ever. To me, it's Raymond Chandler deciding it's okay to introduce sexual murderous robots into his strange noir land of double-timing two-crossers.

3. "Full Metal Jacket" Directed By Stanley Kubrick. A true study in evil and the darkness of the human soul. Best lines are: "You climb obstacle courses like old people f**k" and "What Makes The Grass Grow? Blood Blood Blood"

4. "There Will Be Blood" By Paul Thomas Anderson. Only second to "Citizen Kane". Truly the most interesting film I have seen in all of my life.

5. "Citizen Kane" By Orson Welles. Yep. Rosebud. It's awesome. See it.
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AuthorTopic: Scab Sand Witch show (Read 24 times)
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Re: Scab Sand Witch show
« Result #7 on Sept 4, 2008, 11:02pm »		[Quote]
The show was fun, minus the stupid laptop bugging out and not recording the entire show.
We were totally sick that night. It was a great set and I'm looking forward to doing that again soon.

If anyone wants to check out the sounds of that night, go to themoonbog.blogspot.com
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« Result #8 on Sept 4, 2008, 9:44pm »		[Quote]
Well, its official. I finished reading book six of the Dune series, Chapterhouse: Dune, last night.

I had read reviews that said that it ended with a "cliff hanger." But it ended with the same kind of open ending that all of Herbert's Dune books did. There could technically never be an "end" to Dune anyway as long as there were humans left to evolve and press on.

I found it to be satisfying, though in some ways I think that both Heretics and Chapterhouse were more like mood pieces. To me, the meat of the philosophical story ended with God Emperor. I enjoyed the last two books, but they felt like after -thoughts to me.

I feel like I should get a medal or something for making it through this whole series without a pause.
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AuthorTopic: Hellboy 2 (Read 14 times)
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Hellboy 2
« Result #9 on Jul 13, 2008, 8:16pm »		[Quote]
I went to see this late last night. I must say, I was really pleasantly surprised.

It was a lot of fun. Visually, pretty amazing. Good humor, good writing. Lots of action.

It was much better than the first one. And Ron Perlman really is perfect for the role, too.
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Scab Sand Witch show
« Result #10 on Jul 11, 2008, 10:47pm »		[Quote]
There is going to be a Scab Sand Witch show on the 25th at the Opera House in Austin.

Technically, I think this is our first show... after 13 years of recording. Its going to rawk your sawks.
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