What I can't understand is the selection of movies that they reference after they show Scorsese. Mean Streets? Got it. The Aviator? Ummm, there's three hours of my life I won't get back. GoodFellas? Got it. Gangs of New York? Errr, even Daniel Day-Lewis couldn't save that thing. Casino? Fuck yes. The Departed? Jesus. Where the fuck is Raging Bull? Taxi Driver? The Color of Money, even? All three of those knock The Aviator, Gangs of New York and The Departed out of the fucking ring. At any rate, I digress. This looks pretty good, as does Silence.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Shine a Light: Scorsese & the Stones
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Monday, November 27, 2006
While You Were Eating: Music News
Hope everyone enjoyed a nice holiday. Some news of note:
* Silversun Pickups continue to prove that Pitchfork hate cannot bring them down. 7 PLUG Award nominations and an opening slot on the recent Wolfmother tour later, the band will further expand their reach during Snow Patrol's spring tour and as announced today, a spot on Friday night's Late Show with David Letterman.
* Popmatters has an interview with Dave Sitek of TV on the Radio.
* Interpol is back in the studio for what is rumored to be their major label debut.
* Editors, also in the studio, have revealed some details on their second album. More here.
* It's amazing how much money the Stones and U2 gross on these tours.
* Tool's new single, "The Pot" is Number 1 on Billboard's Singles Chart for Mainstream Rock Tracks, a first for the band.
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Labels: Billboard, David Lettermen, David Sitek, Editors, Interpol, Pitchfork, PLUG Awards, Popmatters, Silversun Pickups, The Rolling Stones, Tool, TV On The Radio, U2