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The Top 10 discs that get us through the night...

1. Deerhoof - "Friend Opportunity" (Kill Rock Stars)
2. El Perro Del Mar - "El Perro Del Mar" (EMI)
3. Lily Allen - "Alright, Still" (Regal/Parlophone)
4. Cat Power - "The Greatest" (Matador)
5. Kanye West - "Late Registration" (Roc-A-Fella)
6. Gorillaz - "Demon Days" (Virgin)
7. M.I.A. - "Arular" (XL)
8. Kaiser Chiefs - "Employment" (B-Unique)
9. Bright Eyes - "I'm Wide Awake It's Morning" (Saddle Creek)
10. Mos Def - "The New Danger" (Geffen)


Kickin' It Ol' Skool on Our Stereo...

1. Bob Marley and the Wailers - "Exodus" (Island)


Favorite Kicks ...
Grand Theft Auto
Adidas "Adi Color Winner" -- Fresh high-top sneaker design from the German tennis shoe maker.


Favorite Video Game on Our PlayStation...
Grand Theft Auto
Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas (Rockstar Games) -- The greatest GTA eva'! It's been out for over two years and we're still freakin' playing it!



Overheard...

Guy talking into cellphone on West Broadway in Soho, NYC:

"Hey man, can you hear me? Got a new cell phone -- it's a Treo, man! That's right, a Treo. Yeah, the Palm Treo 650 and it's aaaawesome ... uh ... hello, can you hear me? Hello? Hello ... Shit!"

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Supercore:
Ivan Corsa
Princess Lower
East Side:

Reiko Oishi
OK Computer:
Typhoon
Lost in Translation:
Ken Taniguchi
Sources Direct:
Rob Samra
D. Carter Witt
Damon Smith
Adrian Tharani
Jess Eddy
Gravy to Potatoes,
Luke to Darth Vader:

Lao Tzu


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TECH GEAR
Mobile Devices We Like:
T-Mobile Sidekick and Sidekick II
Easy to use, unbusinesslike and not too techy-looking, we like the Sidekick 'cause it's easy on the thumbs for typing and is probably the most comfortable cell phone and text-messaging device in terms of keyboard size and design.

Palm Treo 650
The treo 650 is to the Sidekick what Prada dress shoes are to Adidas sneakers. Despite that analogy, the Treo will not win points for style compared to many cell phones, though the Treo is well-designed and nice on the eyes. The Treo is a so-called Smartphone and runs an OS for its Palm PDA functionality. Part phone, part PDA and part e-mail and Internet-enabled handheld computer, the 650 comes in slightly different versions for Cingular, Verizon, and Sprint. The best part of the 650 is its keyboard and high-resolution color screen.

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October 26, 2005

Most Underrated Movies of the Last 10 Years

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The humor weekly The Onion has a list of the most underrated films of the past decade in its critically literate and readable Onion A.V. Club section. The list is a straightforward set of blurby reviews laying out the merits for the most underated films, one for each year from 1996 to 2004. Additional cinematic examples are presented for each year surveyed. Not surprisingly, the critically-lashed Vincent Gallo film The Brown Bunny is the pick for most underated flick of 2004. Also listed and reviewed are Office Space, Starship Troopers, American Psycho, Dead Man, and Josie and the Pussycats. We've seen about half the films on the list, and except for a one, we agree that the films we've seen probably deserved more critical or commercial acclaim (or ideally both) at the time of theatrical release. It's nice to see that some of these films (Office Space being the prime example) age like fine wine and find a legion of fans many years later via DVD, cable, etc.

Essential Links

Who Will Love the Brown Bunny? A Decade Of Underrated Movies [The Onion A.V. Club]
Vincent Gallo Official Website

Posted by Robsam at October 26, 2005 12:21 AM



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