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Michael Gambon's line, "Ah, that's a load of shite, I'm goin' for a drink," is a classic line. I find it to be both hilarious, applicable to a great many situations.

Delightfully insulting lyrics.

The only thing that would make this scene even more poignant than it is would be if it was raining, heavily.

And it boasts perhaps the coolest theme tune out there, in my view.

Bob Dylan was right. Mickey Rourke really can break your heart with one look. The rarest ability that can be found only in the best actors, artists, or musicians.

"But what man can tame her?" A question asked by men the world over.

I love how cruel life is to Homer.

I first learned to head-bang to this song. Pity my hair's all short now.

I first heard of this through Derek Walcott. He used a few lines as a prologue to his poem "The Light of the World." Walcott and Marley, both great men.

@ACrackInTheWall2006 That is not weird at all. It is an awesome piece of music

Try as I might, I can't listen to this tune without imagining Handsome Pete playing it. Good tune nonetheless.

Fuck, now that's a raw deal. Poor Chandler.

Who else wishes that this really happened to Hitler and his ministers?

The guitar riff on this is cool.

Greatest bar fight song there is.

Rage Against the Machine: Anger is a Gift.

Public Image Limited: Anger is an Energy.

End of story.

In this film, Billy Mack is the best character. But their story is the most moving.

Only the heartbroken make for the best musicians.

@hellchild65 At long last, someone who agrees with me about Vicious! Long live Lydon and PIL!

Springsteen, Rourke and Aronofsky. Three great and heroic men.

I'm just happy for him. He deserved a second chance.

A heroic song for a heroic man.

If they weren't playing it for a laugh, this could be a really great cover.

A mighty album.

Lennon just seems to sing about the crisis the protagonist of this song is in. Mark sounds as if he IS the protagonist. This cover is a real jewel among stones.

@DonRMB Dude, you are a visionary!

@orrunan Well and truthfully said, my friend.

@LardGargantuus I know the feeling, friend. I myself hung out with this girl who possessed all of the horrible characteristics you have mentioned. But as if she wasn't bad enough by herself, her equally contemptible boyfriend joined along for the ride. The two made enough noise for ten, dominated...

This is the song of all angry young men, starting their journey.

The lyrics to this and to part 1 are very articulate. They capture the emotional state of frustrated love perfectly.

Spain's pride

If you're going to be a sensitive song-man who pours his heart into his work, then at least take note of John's example and do it right and without being cheesy and whiny. Great tune from a great band. So what if they're not as grungy or angry as they used to be? They're the Goo Goo Dolls! They'l...

Shame, that. It's a nice ship. Well-armed, looks intimidating. They could have used that.

@ghostnappa666 Well, when two giants among men like these two meet and work together, something unforgettable is bound to take place.

This has a dark, nocturnal, almost Leonard Cohen-esque feel to it. Anyone else feel somewhat reminded of L. Cohen listening to this? If not, doesn't really matter. The dark, ugly side of romantic love oozes from this great tune by a great man and his band.

Such a relaxed, cheerful tune.

This is the anthem of Dublin. Captures the capital's spirit beautifully.

The theme song of every predator moving in for the kill.

Cool heavy rock intro to this piece. There should be a full song using that riff.

@blastbeatdown The albums Faith, Pornography, Disintigration, Bloodflowers and The Cure Albums are all great places to find more of their material that sounds like this.

@rickbragarules I'm saying you're right, mate. It is impossible not to fee like a gangster listening to this. And I'm also saying that this tune, for me, is the chief reason for the Sopranos being cool.