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Icke is an interesting read. His books have some well researched theories and lots of good information on bloodlines and the web of connections among people in power. Unfortunately his reptile theories get the most attention. I guess there are a couple ways you could look at this (not limited...

I'd like to go but it'll be a tight schedule the second half of this year.

FLCL Serial Experiments Lain Cat Soup Boogiepop Phantom All are a bit more on the unconventional side.

Onibaba (1964) - Creepy Japanese drama Band of Outsiders (1964) - French crime film from Godard Alphaville (1965) - A surreal scifi crime picture from Godard The Seventh Seal (1957) - Swedish drama from Bergman about a man on the verge of death who challenges death to a game of chess La...

Frankenstein Girls Will Mostly listening to hiphop past couple days but checking out new material from Autechre, Richard Devine, RDJ and Shpongle. As far as releases go, it's been a pretty good year.

I don't expect vinyl to replace CDs commercially, but I like to spin records. Plus the current format for CDs rot after twenty or so years while vinyl will stay fresh as long as you replace your needles and keep it out of moisture. (Well, eventually they'll wear down but many vinyl from five...

A couple hundred or so but I'm getting rid of most of them soon to switch to vinyl. CDs are a pretty wank format and soon to be a dead one, I think, give or take a decade or two - if that.

Good source material and interesting use of animation. Style reminds me of Linklater's Waking Life. Hopefully Keanu will pull his weight.

I've read that it's common at Japanese funerals for the deceased woman to have her hair let down over her body, hence the ghost with long hair in front of their face a la Ringu. Not sure how true this is though.

Going back to read the appendices of The Teachings of Don Juan since I skipped them the first time around. Real short so I'll probably reread Cosmic Trigger from R.A.W. since it's been awhile and I have an itch.

You're might be thinking of Genesis of the Daleks when Tom Baker was told by the Time Lords to go back in Skaro's past to change the Daleks evolution so they're less threatening. It shows the creatures before they are to enter the armor. Also, Remembrance of the Daleks with Sylvester McCoy...

As trancejeremy said, techno actually refers to specific genre. I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but for the sake of recommendation - definately check out the Godfathers of Techno being Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins, Derrick May. Also, one of my favorites, Underground...

I own Torrini's Love in the Time of Science. It's pretty good. IMO, something of a cross between Kate Bush and Beth Gibbons in both voice and sound. She's of Icelandic descent if that possibly means anything in reference to a similar voice as Björk.

Sometime I'll use music on low. For medieval fantasy, I have things like the OSTs for Baldur's Gate or IWD as well as other fantasy themed movies. For a specific cultural feel, there's lot of corresponding ethnic music. On a more modern or futuristic tip, lowkey ambient/soundscapes/drone has a...

Very much worth your time. One of my favorites. Recommended.

How'd you come to that conclusion? Personal opinion?

Doctor Who Gumby (with the original music would be preferred)

It's nearing the end of March and I'm finishing up Mumbo Jumbo written by Ishmael Reed. How'd everyone else fare this March?