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Originally posted by StoneCold Skywarp

Cusack's films always have a great choice of music in them too...

True... In how many other movies do you hear The Beta Band?

20/20, No problem whatsoever. Not even close to a challenge.
I could have located the St. Kitts & Nevis islands on a worldmap just the same if they'd asked me. Okay, most likely because I looked it up a few days back, but still.

Originally posted by Scarrita Easy... Disintegration. But, however, you did forget Bloodflowers (It is just brilliant). Easily their best work since Disintegration and I rank that at No. 2. And to add more of my two cents: Pornography comes in third. I believe the band itself had named Bloodflowers...

So if I'm reading it correctly, the seventh season will also be the last one ever?

Originally posted by Computron
Not overly impressed with it to be honest

I second that...

The Fifth Elephant was the first Pratchett novel I ever read, and it also has the watch in it IIRC. It's a bit difficult to compare it to the other novels because of the fact it was the first one, but I believe it was quite good. Good enough to make me want to read more of his work, anyways.

btw Quicksilver, there's a new Discword novel released only a few days ago IIRC with Vimes and the watch, called Night Watch.

The Last Continent was... different. Maybe it was the language barrier, but I was very confused during the last 30 pages or so; still don't know what happened exactly. Have to reread it at least once, I suppose. :) There's some classic Pratchett humour in it, but most of it didn't involve Rincewind...

Originally posted by Kickback
Jabba appears more mobile to me than this cat

BTW, got G1 part 6 for ya. I'll ask about the war within at the Eppo next Tuesday...

Thanks for the head's up! Just send me a PM later on.

A little bit of everything, actually... Read some Pratchett recently, but also Anne Rice's The Witching Hour (throw that one in the fantasy/horror category) and Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendant (of a more philosophical and "heavier" nature than the aforementioned novels ;)). Furthermore I ...

It reminds me of Jabba the Hutt, somehow...

My computer is noisy, and it's right next to my bed as well. If I don't turn it off at night, I'm hardly able to fall asleep...

Kid A is the only one out of that list I actually have, can't really be bothered to buy any of the others and add them to my pretty extensive collection of CD's... Not because they're necessarily that bad, and if I stumble upon some of them for a nice price I probably buy them, but it's that I alrea...

Originally posted by Warcry Ralph: Order the army to stand down, and invite Osama and Saddam over for tea so we can sort this out. Wait a second... So the pacifistic and diplomatic solution is frowned upon as ultra-left in the US? Good grief. Over here in the Netherlands about 70% of the population...

I not really interested in Greatest Hits compilations... Especially if they hardly offer anything new.

Watched it as well (BB2 is also available on Dutch TV), was quite an interesting list. But David Beckham 33rd? That's a joke, right?

Undecided. Both countries have its good and bad representatives, though perhaps I tend towards the US a bit... Normally when people ask me about my favourite bands, I name 4 (Pinback, Sonic Youth, Pavement and Motorpsycho), and 3 of those (the first three) are American. But it's not enough to say wh...

Originally posted by Hound
To all you out there that think GD is filled with nonsense here is your escape from it.

With the word association game as an absolute low, with all respect to those who actually like them...

Try and find weirder lyrics than these... Pavement - Stereo Pigs, they tend to wiggle when they walk the infrastructure rots and the owners hate the jocks with their agents and their dates if the signatures are checked you'll just have to wait and we're counting up the instants that we save tired na...

Pfft... Good question. Normally I spend way too much money on CD's, but since I've purchased a new computer a few weeks back, I decided to cut down on the number of trips to the record store. ;) Most recent CD's include Motorpsycho's It's a Love Cult , The Pearlfishers' Across the Milky Way and Soni...