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Comment number 1.
At 9th Oct 2008, hardpunk wrote:Looks like a great movie, hope we get to see it locally. Thanks also for the bassist joke to go with my drummer joke.
What do you call someone who hangs round musicians?
A Drummer!
Keep the blogs coming, from a guitar playing fan.
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Comment number 2.
At 11th Oct 2008, james hesford wrote:A band have just signed their first record contract and they are on stage playing a gig.
The lead guitarist is fantasizing about his future.
"I'm going to have loads of new tall leggy girl friends who look like Kate Moss and I'll drive them around in my fleet of Porches"
Drummer -" I'm going to buy a big house with a swimming pool and take loads of expensive substances and have parties every day of the week"
Bass Player _" A 234 D 234 E 234 D234"
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Comment number 3.
At 11th Oct 2008, james hesford wrote:A party of explorers a walking through the jungle lead by an old African Scout.
The drums start up
"What's that drumming" says one explorer
"Don't worry about the drumming but beware when it stops" says the scout
The drumming goes of for 3 days and 3 nights and its driving everybody mad.
"drums are good" says the scout "but very bad when they stop"
on the fifth day they suddenly stop and the scout starts to look very worried.
"WHAT HAPPENS NOW" say the explorers
"NOW THINGS GET SERIOUSLY BAD" says the scout with a terrified look in his eye.
"SO WHAT HAPPENS NOW" scream the explorers
"Bass Solo"
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Comment number 4.
At 14th Jul 2009, KubrickandScott wrote:Dear Dr. K,
Having recently seen U2-3D in the Birmingham IMAX, I was inspired to go back and watch Stop Making Sense on DVD. That is a proper rock film. The lack of shots of the crowd makes you feel like the gig is a polite conversation between you and the band, rather than some kind of bizarre ritual. It's much better than The Last Waltz and proves not just how good a band Talking Heads were at their peak, but also just how underrated Jonathan Demme is as a director. I disagree with you insofar as I think that Silence of the Lambs is better than Manhunter, but I can't wait to see more of Demme's work, especially Rachel Getting Married.
Incidentally, on the subject of remakes, what's your opinion on his version of The Manchurian Candidate?
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