Recent content by Bloopy

Bulletin boards were the peak of social media. There are 6 or more other ones I post on these days. I still love you, Ultimate Metal.

2 members of Canadian punk band Dayglo Abortions arrested in U.S. One of my fav bands. Given their history and the album cover depicting Reagan, maybe not a great time to go the US. Though on the other hand they went anti-woke on their last EP so maybe they should show that to Trump...

00s: 2003 1. Kill Bill: Vol. 1 2. American Splendor 3. 살인의 추억 (Memories of Murder) 4. Intolerable Cruelty 5. Coffee and Cigarettes 2004 1. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 2. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 3. The Butterfly Effect 4. Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed 5. The Ladykillers 2006 1. Inland Empire 2. Art...

This is one of my fav albums ever. Some slower tracks and death metal-influenced vocals but they have fast tracks too:

I just watched the doco God Bless Ozzy Osbourne (on the Internet Archive in full). Worth checking out. The crazy solo tour stories which Tommy Lee says were on another level he wasn't ready to compete with, haha.

One good thing about AI chatbots is you can easily ask about stuff that's only ever really been discussed in languages you don't know. There was a few things I still hadn't fully grasped about the Polish movie Miś, such as why the plantation is labelled as experimental, what the guy was claiming...

The other Sunday I slowly woke up from an allergic "fever" dream. I remember some moments vividly, but they were so insanely abstract that I can barely find words to describe them. I was itchy around the mouth, which provided a topic for making part two even more bonkers when I slept again. The...

Another non-metal one. I wanted a Regurgitator shirt at the 2012 Big Day Out festival and this is what they had, so what the hell. Wore it out to a show 2 days ago but I was out at another show last night. So 2nd to last I wore, close enough!

Top 10 songs, probably: 1. I Don't Wanna Stop 2. Mr. Crowley 3. Breaking All the Rules 4. Tomorrow 5. Killer of Giants 6. Over the Mountain 7. No More Tears 8. My Jekyll Doesn't Hide 9. Miracle Man 10. Spiders Honourable mentions to Demon Alcohol, Rock 'n' Roll Rebel and Fire in the Sky. So No...

The World Needs a Hero and The System Has Failed were great in my books, but everything since then has just seemed formulaic with the band taking no 'risks' at all. From a whole 6 albums I found maybe 2 songs interesting. On the other hand, the fact the band's still going meant I got to see...

Top 5 actors and the performances I base that on: Ingrid Bergman: Notorious, Gaslight, Saratoga Trunk, The Visit, Casablanca Ving Rhames: Pulp Fiction, Striptease, Give 'em Hell Malone, The People Under the Stairs, Evil Angel, Patty Hearst, Drop Squad, Echelon Conspiracy, briefly in Homicide...

I rewatched Hannibal Rising. Cromulent enough to me if I think of it as a mindless lowbrow revenge flick and don't ponder too much about the relevance to Lecter's character. I don't think it's as unfitting as people say though - 2-3 decades of the guy's story remains unwritten so he had plenty...

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I suppose there's always that hope that once they realise you don't fall for any of their games, they learn to act more normal!