Hey You, out there in the cold, getting lonely getting old..

Cybrludite · Post by **Cybrludite** » Sun Sep 22, 2013 3:13 pm

JKosprey · Post by **JKosprey** » Sun Sep 22, 2013 3:14 pm

Greg wrote:
JKosprey wrote:My girlfriend asked me tonight what kind of weird shit I was listening to.....

I was playing "The Wall". Love her, but sometimes I think she was raised under a rock.
In fairness, there's some stuff on there that *is* kind of weird shit, to anyone who doesn't own the album (or the movie, there are a fair number of differences between the album and the movie music). Also it helps if you're at least 40.

Yeah, I suppose I might not have recognized it immediately myself; I can't remember exactly which song was on. And we're 25, so it's a bit before our time.

Weetabix · Post by **Weetabix** » Sun Sep 22, 2013 9:21 pm

Greg wrote:In fairness, there's some stuff on there that *is* kind of weird shit, to anyone who doesn't own the album (or the movie, there are a fair number of differences between the album and the movie music). Also it helps if you're at least 40.

Try listening to or watching "Tommy."

Greg · Post by **Greg** » Sun Sep 22, 2013 9:25 pm

Weetabix wrote:
Greg wrote:In fairness, there's some stuff on there that *is* kind of weird shit, to anyone who doesn't own the album (or the movie, there are a fair number of differences between the album and the movie music). Also it helps if you're at least 40.
Try listening to or watching "Tommy."

I'd really rather not. I say that not because I'm unfamiliar with the material, but because I am.

Weetabix · Post by **Weetabix** » Sun Sep 22, 2013 9:39 pm

Greg wrote:I'd really rather not. I say that not because I'm unfamiliar with the material, but because I am.

I listened to it after enjoying one of their more mainstream offerings. What an eye opener.

evan price · Post by **evan price** » Mon Sep 23, 2013 2:23 am

HTRN wrote:
evan price wrote: Absolutely. 'Wires' is probably my favorite, although 'Prehistoric Dog' comes in a close second.
Wires is probably the best(best scene, when they hand the guy walking in a flaming molotov ), although the opening scene in "Hank is dead"(with the guy drinking beer in the shower! ) and he turns around and the two other guys from the band are standing there..

Yeah, and when they leave, his beer is gone. I'd say that is #3 best scene.

"Enjoy your diarrhea!" is one of the most underused lines in a video production.

MiddleAgedKen · Post by **MiddleAgedKen** » Mon Sep 23, 2013 4:31 pm

Weetabix wrote:Try listening to or watching "Tommy."

The original album and the movie have a title and a few songs in common. Had I not been 13 or 14 when the movie came out, I might have been smart enough to avoid it.

If one must have a Ken Russell fix, Lair of the White Worm is a lot more fun. (Also, Quadrophenia is more consistently high quality than Tommy, but that's a tale for another time.)

Jeffro · Post by **Jeffro** » Tue Sep 24, 2013 7:16 am

Greg wrote:I'd really rather not. I say that not because I'm unfamiliar with the material, but because I am.

What?!? Seeing Ann Margret lolling about in baked beans and chocolate didn't do it for you?

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