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clickie wrote:Whats up that bands name panda? What does it mean?

I have no idea. Sounds appropriately gothic in a German sorta way though.

this may be the most beautiful guitar playing of all time, unbelieveable

[quote="Matz"]this may be the most beautiful guitar playing of all time, unbelieveable


Could it be that you just really liked the way it was integrated into the movie?

it is one of my favorite movies so your theory could be true. But trying to be objective for a second as if I'm hearing it for the first time, I think this Terje guy's phrasing is very beautiful and moving

Matz wrote:it is one of my favorite movies so your theory could be true. But trying to be objective for a second as if I'm hearing it for the first time, I think this Terje guy's phrasing is very beautiful and moving

I just thought that was an especially strong statement, and I imagined all of the competition.

Is he the same guy who plays on other Michael Mann stuff like Miami Vice (the series)? I seem to recall a lot of guitar like that on that show.

I'd be really surprised if he has scored Miami Vice, it would seem like a job for a main stream Steve Stevens type player in my mind. This guy fits better in a dark, artsy type univers Like the Heat score or in a David Lynch production or something like that

Did you guys know Heat's a remake from a TV movie he created about 5 years earlier?

I've been obsessing with this song for the last 5 days.

clickie wrote:Did you guys know Heat's a remake from a TV movie he created about 5 years earlier?

yeah I knew about that. If you compare the classic diner scene in Heat to the one in LA Takedown it's comedy gold. Such bad acting compared to Pacino and De Niro

that's a Norweigan poster you got there by the way

That one guy looks just like humongous from mad max.

I guess a lot of people go to that diner and ask to sit at that same table from Heat.

haven't seen that movie in ages have to dl again



ever seen this? a decent tv movie of the bank of america shootout...that i always sorta felt was inspired by heat

btw this is the music thread

Matz wrote:
that's a Norweigan poster you got there by the way

It's all good just like Norweigan wood.

forgot how much I love the Knitters/X

Did my once-in-a-while trip to Amoeba Records in Hollywood today. Didn't have anything I was actually looking for so all I walked out with was Thin Lizzy's "Thunder and Lightning" 2 cd remaster, the "Ed Wood" movie soundtrack and The Cure's "Connect The Dots" box set ($25!).

Speaking of The Cure, I'm slowly but surely digging into the band and have the deluxe cd releases of Pornography and Disintegration as well as the self-titled '04 album (which I don't care for). I really like the sound they were mining, especially the harder, darker bass/drum-heavy stuff on Pornography and am looking to pick up KMKMKM, Wish or Faith next. Anyone got any suggestions what my next buy should be?

Pandemonium wrote: Speaking of The Cure, I'm slowly but surely digging into the band and have the deluxe cd releases of Pornography and Disintegration as well as the self-titled '04 album (which I don't care for). I really like the sound they were mining, especially the harder, darker bass/drum-heavy stuff on Pornography and am looking to pick up KMKMKM, Wish or Faith next. Anyone got any suggestions what my next buy should be?

All of those are great, but I will say, go with Faith next.The Cure was one of my fave bands in high school(81/82 - 85/86) and Faith was in heavy rotation. I like the early albums the most.

A couple of my fave tracks...

Pretty soon The Cure is gonna overtake Van Halen for Pandas favorite band.

clickie wrote:Pretty soon The Cure is gonna overtake Van Halen for Pandas favorite band.

Van Halen hasn't been my favorite band for a long time.

Oh yeah U2..

clickie wrote:Oh yeah U2..

Killing Joke's my number 1.

U2's gonna have to pull a really amazing album outta their ass this year to get back in my top 5 band list.