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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Jackson Pollock Abstractisms

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Ain't nothing like some old school early 1920's surreality.

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

I'm Not There Review

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Haynes' adventurous biopic of Bob Dylan uses six actors from different time eras and ages is a highly stylistic and thought-provoking choice to tell a complex singer's life. Characters become reborn, they fall, and they reflect Bob Dylan's persona extremely well - but moreover brings attention to the influences and experimental methodology that Dylan may have used himself throughout his musical career. It's almost challenging pieces together all of the pieces, but any Dylan fan should find the utmost appreciation for this piece of work; it's one of the more artistic and well-thought out musical biographies out there. 8.2/10.

Monday, July 28, 2008

The Best PC vs. Mac Anology Ever

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A good friend of mine said it best. A Mac is like a good prostitute. You pay good money to do crazy things that your wife wouldn't do, but at the end of the day the prostitute isn't nearly as useful as your wife. You're wife can do alot more than in your life than a prostitute. Yeah, it's fun and sexy, but is the price really worth it? I think I'll stick to my PC.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

If I Was An Architect

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I would imagine my desk looking something like this.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Hot Rod Review

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While screenwriting and directing is rather lacking during most of the movie, its feel-good attitude and homage to almost all 80's underdog movies is something to admire. Personally, I felt a kid in middle school may have found a bit more appreciation for the dry humor, but the movie itself carries over time well and is worth a watch if you have nothing else to put on. 6.7/10.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Deerhoof of San Francisco Gives You Tremors

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Choo choo choo choo beep. Makes me feel like hopping around and flopping around my dog ears, spilling chocolate rainbows across the fields.

Deerhoof - +81 (MP3)

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

The Bank Job Review

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Bust out a plate of chips, kick back and enjoy. That's the type of movie the Bank Job is - nothing loud or boisterous. No over-stylized cinematography, pointless set-pieces, or cheesy dialogue - just a good ol' average bank robbery movie. With Jason Statham, of course. 7.3/10.

Japan's Vader Project Is Amazing

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It seems Japan has a compulsion. A compulsion with Darth Vader masks. So when you combine a bunch of modern artists with a bunch of Vader masks, you're bound to get some crazy results. Come check out some more here.

X-Rated Romp Tees X SEEE

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Nothing short of hell yes, these latest tees by the collaborative duo is bloody piece of frickin' genius. Available for $32.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Because Good Just Isn't Enough These Days

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I need a new camera. Something with 720p video recording. Something ridiculously awesome. I think this Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 should do the trick.

Eric Haze Brings It Full Circle

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Gods like circles. As do minimalists. So enjoy some heavy iconism with Eric's latest gallery full of simple shapes and patterns.

Now That's Interesting

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I don't know what catches my attention more; the fact that the stairway in this house design goes straight through the kithen counter... or that it's called the "Tattoo House." Whatever Andrew Maynard may have been thinking, it's unique and I likey.

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