Nostromo

CARRY the Cross - DeGarmo & Key

Chronicles of Narnia - Lion, Witch, & Wardrobe

*** Spoiler warning***

Thought I'd go to the Friday, 5pm show to avoid the crowds, but it was still mobbed. The story really gets the Lord of the Rings treatment. I would guess that three-quarters of the film's 250-million dollar budget went into the film's final hour alone. Cool closing-credits tune by Alanis Morrisette called "Wunderkind."

SHAKE a Leg - AC/DC

Shriekback

I just came across this helpful link. Apparently "cobblers" is another word for "bollocks." I prefer "Bristols" me self.

http://www.bbcamerica.com/britain/dictionary.jsp

So what does "bollocks" mean? I know there was a Nirvana bootleg called Nevermind the Bollocks, so I was assuming it was a place where they performed. And how about "bugger" as in "bugger off"? I have same vague recollection of bugger being synonymous with sodomite.

Here's a word I'm 100% sure of. "Sheist" = in German

I've been watching a lot of BBC America--shows like 'Green Wing,' 'At Home with Braithwaites,' 'Mile High.' Can my UK friends provide me with definitions for the terms below. Some I have an idea about based on the context in which they were used.

wanker, wankpot - one who plays with himself

sod - poop

sod off - like 'piss off' but to do so in the poopy sense

bullocks - ?

git - ?

quid - same as a British pound?

Wildwood Weed by Jim Stafford

"Smokin' that wildwood flower got to be a habit,

We didn't see no harm.

We thought it was kind of handy,

Take a trip and never leave the farm!"

FYI: Telephone Man by Meri Wilson peaked at #18 in 1977. The song is a Dr. Demento favorite.

The songs that get stuck in my head tend to be awful, unpleasant tunes. Goofball stuff like "Alexander's Ragtime Band." I once spent an entire night with that cycling through my brain before having to rise bright and early for a job interview.

Zoot (w/Rick Springfield)

BOOM! There She Was - Scritti Politti

Icehouse

Eurogliders

Long Distance WINner - Buckingham Nicks

Most Beautiful GIRL in the World - Prince

Oysterhead

I don't understand why would a band want to reissue their album on CD-R. They can be overwritten, they denote cheapness, plus they blur the line between legit and non-legit recordings. I'd be afraid to sell them, as they could be mistaken for pirate copies. Is silver-pressing that expensive?

Enjoyed JUST FRIENDS tonight. Captures the same spirit as Something About Mary and Wedding Crashers, although less raunchy. Amy Smart is hot!!!

SUICIDE Blonde - INXS

Narnia

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Very timely!

Annie McLoone

Acid EAGLE - Siloah

New Pornographers

DEAD Sea - Hoodoo Gurus

Tonight I saw THE ICE HARVEST (strange title) starring John Cusack and Billy Bob Thorton. Funny but forgettable film with all these corrupt goings-on in a Christmas setting. Similar to REINDEER GAMES.

Oh, at the start of trailers, they had an ad with new Fandango puppets. Woohoo!

Saint Etienne