Anime & Lego fans, take notes...

Sarah Moli Newton Applebaum. Her work totally reminds me of Beautiful Katamari...shit I really miss my Playstation 2 now.







http://www.sarahapplebaum.com/index.php?silo=portfolio

Wild Zero

Prior to the death of the original bassist (Billy "Bass Wolf") in 2005, Guitar Wolf made a spectacular zombie-horror filmed entitled Wild Zero. The movie involved potions of Japan, garage-punk rock, sex, blood, violence, beatniks, motorcycles, and fucking leather. The story is juicy, violent, and basically everything one could ask for from this truly magnificent trio!




I really enjoy this song because when Guitar Wolf screams Roaring Blood, it sounds like they are actually saying "fuck yo' blood!". Hahahahahaha...classic.

1 Hund-O

Top 100 Tracks of 2009 favorites:
91. HEALTH- Die Slow
89. No Age- You're a Target
87. Here We Go Magic- Fangela
85. Wavves- No Hope Kids
78. Charlotte Gainsbourg- IRM
72. Matt & Kim- Daylight
63. Real Estate- Fake Blues
61. Atlas Sound- Quick Canal
60. Kurt Vile- Freeway
58. Fever Ray- If I Had a Heart
57. Sleigh Bells- Crown on the Ground
47. Yeah Yeah Yeahs- Heads Will Roll
43. Camera Obscura-French Navy
34. Atlas Sound feat. Panda Bear- Walkabout
23. Animal Collective- Brother Sport
20. Japandroids- Young Hearts Spark Fire
10. Washed Out- Feel It All Around
6. Yeah Yeah Yeahs- Zero
5. Grizzly Bear- Two Weeks
3. Phoenix- 1901
1. Animal Collective- My Girls (!!!!)





http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/7742-the-top-100-tracks-of-2009/

She's Lost Control

Like nearly every female has done before, I must binge a bit on Joy Division's Ian Curtis. He's not a dreamboat and so that's not why I am speaking of him, but he was quite talented, so I'm lamenting a bit on him checking out early. He is one of my favorite lyricists and he had a good pipe to back it up. I mostly feel a connection to him, I guess, because he was Epileptic like me! I cannot tell you how much you feel related to a person when they share that, erm, characteristic with you!







Hangman looks round as he waits,
Cord stretches tight then it breaks,
Someday we will die in your dreams,
How I wish we were here with you now.

Je m'appele...

I used to hate my name. Then I got a bit more into Jimi. I think I like music so much because I feel as if the artist knew me, because a truly talented one can write as if they are describing everything I have gone through and feel, but will never describe. Goodness, I love this song! He describes absolutely everything about and even goes through the effort of mentioning my name! The pain, the agony!!

I love this song, dammit.


After all the jacks are in their boxes
And the clowns have all gone to bed
You can hear happiness staggering on down the street
Footprints dressed in red
And the wind whispers Mary

A broom is drearily sweeping
Up the broken pieces of yesterday’s life
Somewhere a queen is weeping
Somewhere a king has no wife
And the wind, it cries Mary


The traffic lights they turn up blue tomorrow
And shine their emptiness down on my bed
The tiny island sags downstream
‘Cause the life that lived is, is dead
And the wind screams Mary

Will the wind ever remember
The names it has blown in the past
And with his crutch, it’s old age, and it's wisdom
It whispers no, this will be the last
And the wind cries Mary

Me & Mary

Asobi Seksu - Me & Mary from Aaron Stewart-Ahn on Vimeo.

Asobi Seksu album Hush

Are you one of the good guys?

Saw The Road a bit of time ago...go see it! Viggo worked his magic, but that comes to no surprise for me, he's a legend in my book. If a director ever worries of fucking up the adaptation of novel to film, then just cast Viggo Mortensen and all the necessary remedies bloom tout de suite!
Kodi Smit-McPhee, "The Boy", also nailed it. I had not the slightest idea that he is Australian, so he has gained my utmost respect! His American accent amazing. If I had imagined any boy from reading Cormac McCarthy's novel, it'd be him. His helpless ignorance and raw curiosity was impeccable.
Robert Duvall was in it, as "The Old Man", but I didn't even realize it! He looked absolutely horrific! The story adheres to the writings of the novel and I believe the screenplay was much better done than the last movie I had seen, Where the Wild Things Are...sorry again Dave. One of my favorite moments of the film is when Duvall mentions how, during these times, it is too much a luxury to ask to be dead. I hear ya', sista! Kind of a reflection on the current events of America, eh? Should we stay, or should we go.
Also the goal to reaching the coast, really what is the cost of all of it? People see the beach as an oasis, you find it in the midwest all the time. But once you find yourself staying there, it's not so different from anywhere else. Apparently, this ideal does not change during post-Apocalyptic times.
Not to mention that in the book how there are no names, just "The Boy" and "The Man". Wonderful, frightening, suspenseful!!


NOTE: I do not want to be dead during these times; the mentioning of The Old Man's paraphrasing has no reflection on how I see the world these days...I'm happy living.