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It is a civic duty to keep the portraits of the Kims clean. NK inspectors make random drop ins to people's homes to make sure that the portraits are not dusty or dirty. It is insane when people are starving. Whatever problems that the USA has I am sure glad that I wasn't born in a country like NK.

Dude, look at how small that stage is.... Those people were so lucky to see them at that time. When they were at their peak.

I am watching this on my iPhone right now, which seems so appropriate. Lain could see our technologically obsessed age coming in the days of the infancy of the Internet. Pretty impressive insight for 1998.

The kind of weirdness that can only come from one place... Japan!

Eh, I'll buy it once it hits the bargain bin.

@CthuluHasChannel nah, i think i will stick around and annoy you pissant. my whole point is that you can't get paid unless the cd is in the stores. who put it there? it sure the hell wasn't rolling stone and mtv usa.

Here we have this turd of an "oligarch" who has helped brainwash and convince the middle class and the most backwards segments of the population to go against their best interests. Every single time and on every single thing. So yeah, I guess that if you don't bend over in order to be fucked in t...

The point is that Lennon had his flaws and I just wish that people could recognize that instead of treating him as this selfless modern day Jesus. Ask his estranged son about how nice the guy could be. Still, it was a tragedy that one deranged fan couldn't separate Lennon the man from Lennon the ...

@joecc6 He's a Rebel is also a good book and goes a bit more in depth about Spector's recording techniques and musical output. The echo chamber plus the fact that all of the musician's mics bled into each other was a key component to the Wall of Sound.

I've seen it twice now and think that it's a good film. Like Romero's Dead films the Deadgirl zombie isn't what's scary, it's the people in the film who are the true evil. I think that the film was an interesting take on adolescent culture and the way in which it treats women as objects of sexual...

@WytZox1 Why shouldn't it be considered music? And why should you be the one to dictate what is music and what isn't music? Of course, music has changed and evolved through the years. Rock was a natural progression from blues and black music. Rap was born out of the crack cocaine era of the inner...

Obama is a de facto believer in the free market as well. It was actually Bill Clinton who passed NAFTA and repealed glass-steagall (along with Lawrence Summers), which lead directly to the financial meltdown. Not saying that Reagan or Bush did anything to help Detroit, but there is more than enou...

we've met before haven't we?

at your house don't you remember?

The funny thing is that rap came out of the crack cocaine epidemic in the inner cities during the 80s under the conservative leadership of the mythical Ronald Reagan! I don't remember liberalism being responsible for decimating our manufacturing core in this country, which is what you are being a...

There's nothing that you can do, but know that you are not alone. I have been exposed to this. We all have. They put this in car brakes? We're all doomed, but still statistically getting sick from asbestos is extremely rare. As with anything, the more you work with it the more damaging it can bec...

No one knows how much is needed to become sick. I KNOW that I have been exposed to it in the form of automobile friction parts. Will it be enough for me to become sick? I don't know. It surprises me that it's used in that form because surely it's going to be broken down into a friable form. I don...

Croc revolutionized the business world and indeed much of the world has been "Mcdonalized" as a result. It's about the uniformity and sameness of the chain. You can walk into a Mcdonalds anywhere and it's the same exact thing, which was Croc's main idea. This business model has been adopted by ev...

50 years ago America had a strong manufacturing core and a healthy middle class. It doesn't have that anymore, which is why Detroit is a ghost town. It was a town that was built upon industry, but when those jobs disappeared so did the town!

It looked as busy as Chicago back then....

I remember when this happened. I was just a kid at the time. Interesting to find the old news reports on here. I don't even live in Michigan anymore, but that was the worst storm I ever experienced there. I remember the streets being littered with fallen tress and branches and there being a consi...

Hollywood is only interested in making money. That's the truth, so why do people act surprised that they blacklisted Barbara Payton when her life became engulfed by scandal? Even today you have sacred cows like Mel Gibson and Charlie Sheen being dropped because the notoriety of their personal li...

If I was a family member or close friend of one of the "troubled starlets" of today (like Lindsay Lohan for instance) I would give them this book to read. It would definitely give them second thoughts about their reckless behavior, or at least an idea of how unforgiving an industry like Hollywood...

Bauhaus are one of those rare bands who's covers of other people's material completely destroyed the originals.

Blacks are to blame? Really? It was white people who fled the city after the riots and essentially turned their backs on it.

I think the decline of Detroit has less to do with race and more to do with the decimation of America's manufacturing core. Detroit was an industrial city, after all, and ...

It's funny how a retrograde song about the 1970's is now a source of major nostalgia for the 1990's.

I grew up in Michigan. Joy Division used to be my winter time band and New Order were my spring time band. Now I live out west and it's impossible to even tell the difference between seasons. This video makes me want to go home.

Could you imagine being Phil Spector at that moment.... millionaire by twenty, champion of the pop music culture of the 60's, and basically having everyone lick your ass for decades being SENTENCED to spend the remainder of your life in prison? For the megalomaniac narcissus this is a fate worse ...

@sigilumsanguis The recording is way too distorted and muddy for me to make out well by ear. I am capable of doing that with some of Scott's recordings (like the Gate Through Blood Stained Mirrors demo), but I am not as good at knowing exactly what he played on Subliminal Genocide and/or Defectiv...

@PhuckAllYouPeople If that's the way that you look at life, then that's a shame. Wasting away like rock 'n roll's version of Barbara Payton isn't the way to go imo. There's much better options in life, but yeah... you are right... it is HER LIFE. It's just sad to see someone who had that kind of ...

SP are an example of a band that reached the stratospheric heights of super stardom only to see that subsequent success take its toll on each band member in its own individual way. The biggest tragedy however has to be Darcy. She just wasted away fast. I find it interesting that she relocated to ...

Bush this, Bush that.... Obama can stand on his own and he's just another corporate shill that you sheep so slavishly believed in....

Obama sucks. Trump sucks. Bush sucked. Clinton sucked. Reagan sucked. Mccain sucks. They all suck. This is called image politics. It doesn't mean a thing to the vast majority of the people in this country. If Obama deliverd on even half of the things that he promised in 2008 I wouldn't care where...

I don't remember ever seeing this commercial, but I did play this game when it first came out in the mid-90's. I am playing through it again on my PC and it brings back a floodgate of memories. 15 years.... Jaysus, seems like yesterday.

I think people will look back on 9/11 twenty... thirty years from now and think "wow, we were really fucking stupid to believe and trust the government." And I am not talking about the 9/11 clean up workers either. The entire nation was whipped into a irrational patriotic frenzy that did far more...

Believe it or not, Eraserhead was shot in L.A./Beverly Hills CA. However, the whole look of the movie was inspired by Lynch's time in Philadelphia. I agree that Eraserhead has a very industrial East Coast look and feel, but being the great visual artist Lynch is he was able to make L.A. look like...

I agree that Phil Spector being thrown into prison is probably a fate worse than death for him. We're talking about a guy who made his first million at twenty. He's lived a very pampered and wealthy life, so being thrown into the harsh environment of prison must be tough for him. I heard that he ...

It's pretty rare when a film's opening credit scene is the best part of the entire movie!

Having an idea and being able to execute it are two entirely different things. The point is that there is no tragedy in the story of Facebook, just a bunch of bruised egos and feelings of entitlement that are undeserved. Everyone made insane amounts of money, even the people who were supposedly "...

don johnson = the king of cheese.

Yeah, dude. I have been a fan for over ten years now and have always dug their music. I give them credit for getting me into the Japanese Indies scene where THANKFULLY you do not have these type of "anime fans" who gush over the band's appearance. I stick by the band because they have always made...

the dramatic close up certainly doesn't help make the scene any less cheesy