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'The Glamned are a top seventies live band for hire. We are dedicated to reproducing the glam & glitz of the 70s Glam Rock era. Relive the classic live sounds from the 1970s music scene as you boogie the night away to hits from Sweet, Mud, Slade, Status Quo, T Rex, Bay City Rollers, Bowie and many more! A psychedelic light show will blow your mind as you rock on to the 70's music played completely live by a group of rockers dressed to thrill with looks to kill. Look no further, book The Glamned for your club, party, wedding or corporate event and we guarantee a glamtastic fun filled night that will have your guests talking for months. To hire a top Glam Rock band that performs the best live music and always delivers a rockin' night to remember, visit their glamorous website then email the date and venue of your gig to Rod Hammerite.'
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"A Glam Busters gig is one of the highlights of the year ... everybody gets dressed up for the occasion, and the band adds to the atmosphere by wandering amongst the audience by virtue of their radio-controlled guitars and mikes. The band are now extremely well-known in the area, and played some of their very early gigs here. Dressing up is all part of the fun, and it's compulsory for staff!"-- Landlord, Cat & Wheel, Bristol
"Outrageous glam rock covers band with musical tastes & dress sense firmly rooted in '72. This technically brilliant but disturbed band spend as much time putting on their make-up as playing."-- www.entsweb.co.uk
"My son got so excited when he knew you were coming back, I had to give him extra medication!"-- Landlady, Riverside Inn, Cheddar
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Koo Kaa Choo: Set list: 'Rock n Roll Part II', 'Mama We're All Crazee Now', 'Ballroom Blitz', 'My Coo Ca Choo', 'Shang-a-lang', 'Bye Bye Baby', 'Blockbuster', 'Get It On', 'Make Me Smile', 'Stuck In The Middle', 'Spirit In The Sky','Wig Wam Bam', 'Hi Ho Silver Lining', 'Radar Love', 'Rockin All Over The World', 'Play That Funky Music', '2468 Motorway', 'Hey Rock and Roll''Under The Moon Of Love', 'Grease Lightning', 'Tiger Feet', 'Don't Stop Me Now', Queen Medley: '(We Will Rock You, Bohemian Rhapsody, Hammer To Fall, Tie Your Mother Down)', 'Devil Gate Drive', 'Dancin On A Saturday Night', 'Tell Him', 'Juke Box Jive', 'Teenage Rampage', 'Hellraiser', 'Schools Out', '20th Century Boy', 'Cum On Feel The Noize', 'See My Baby Jive', 'Jean Genie', 'Saturday Nights Alright For Fightin', 'Leader Of The Gang', 'Timewarp', 'I Love You Love Me Love', 'Dynamite', 'Action', 'Love is Like Oxygen', 'Metal Guru'. For more information
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Lieutenant Stardust: 'Please Let me introduce myself, I'm Jean Claude Van Glam. My title/purpose in life is Stardust Media Manipulation Manager. Let me tell you how Lieutenant Stardust has changed my life and yours ... Certain bands are always associated with certain cities or towns - Liverpool had the Beatles, New York had the Velvet Underground, Frankie had Hollywood. Falkirk has Lieutenant Stardust - though sometimes they don't realise it. One day, however, the ever-youthful Mr Dust will in fact turn to dust, Chad Fever will have burned himself out, Boaby Rash will succumb to the Spinal Tap drummer's curse and Dickie Decibel will stand too close to his amp. What then? Who will future generations of Falkirk bairns get their rocks off to? Some say Mr Dust is already busy working on the problem in the labs below Stardust Mansion. No one knows what he's planning, but I've heard DNA and clones were mentioned. Or was that clowns? Anyway, who cares. Stardust will never die!' Visit their website.
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Sweet FA: 'The sun's shining (today at least), lambs are frolicking, the sap's rising (oooer missus) and Sweet FA are Rocking!! We are looking forward to bringing the best of the Glam Rock era to a venue near you soon. The band can be guaranteed put on a show to remember and play an exciting selection of the very best music of the 70's whilst precariously balanced on the most unikely platform boots and dressed to the nines in outlandish stage costumes. Shrinking violets Sweet FA are not. So dig out your wigs and makeup, your flares and platforms, paint yourself silver and cover yourself with glitter - the time has come to witness Sweet FA assault most of your senses (they try and avoid smell!) as they perform the very best of the 70's 100% live and without the aid of a safety net. Magic will be weaved before your ears and eyes.' Visit their colorful website
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'The Look were formed in 1992 to bring back the sights and sounds of a bygone age. Those who remember ‘Glam Rock’ and the seventies are in for a treat and those who are new to the sounds of this era will soon be hooked. The Look pride themselves on their professionalism, and as well as performing a range of Glam Rock classics by bands such as The Sweet, T-Rex, Slade, Showaddywaddy and Alvin Stardust, to name but a few from their wide repertoire. They also take care to wear clothes and make-up that reflect the glitz of the 1970s Glam Rock era. Highlights of their career so far include, appearing on Sky TV’s Friday night show Eat My Sports, giving a retro feel to a show which featured seventies footballing legend Charlie George and Hollywood superstar Vinnie Jones, switching on Didcot's Christmas Lights, and bringing Readings Broad Street to a standstill when performing at the opening of the Chicago Rock Cafe. Visit their website for pix, videos, and information on how to book them.'
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Glam R Us are coming soon to a pub near you! Sat 23 Jun 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 29 Jun 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 06 Jul 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Sat 08 Sep 07 - The Oaklands Hotel, South Woodham Ferrers -- Fri 28 Sep 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 05 Oct 07 - The Lodge, Battlesbridge -- Sat 27 Oct 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 02 Nov 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Fri 09 Nov 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 23 Nov 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 07 Dec 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Fri 21 Dec 07 - The Cauliflower, Ilford. For more information, visit the Glam R Us Website.
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Cupid Stunts are coming soon to a pub near you! Sat 23 Jun 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Fri 06 Jul 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sun 26 Aug 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 01 Sep 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Sat 06 Oct 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 10 Nov 07 - The Willow Beauty, Harlow -- Fri 16 Nov 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 24 Nov 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Sat 22 Dec 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford. For more info, visit the Cupid Stunts Website.
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'The glamgodz perform the definitive tribute to the Glam Rock era. The band recreate all the classic hits including “Tiger Feet”, “Ballroom Blitz”, “Hot Love”, and “Shang-a-lang” to mention just a few. From the theatrical art rock of David Bowie to the infectious foot stompers of The Sweet and Slade, all the extremes of the genre are presented with astonishing musical and visual accuracy. Dressed in authentic glittering costumes and full makeup the band are 100% live, using no backing tracks or digital enhancement. The band come fully self contained with a 3k PA system and a digital lighting rig. The glamgodz are available for corporate functions, theatre shows, holiday centres, weddings and parties, guaranteeing a dazzling night of pure nostalgia and total entertainment. So, take a look around our website and let us take you back to when Snickers were still Marathons, Starburst were called Opal Fruits, Curly Wurly’s were four foot long and Space Hoppers were toys, not a description of Jordan!'
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GlamNation: 'Do you miss Make-up in Rock-n-Roll? Well do I have the Band for you!!!! Britain's "Gift to Los Angeles" GLAMNATION!!!! The NEW GLAM Boys of Rock-n-Roll! You are about to enter into the most decadent Glam site on the earth!!! GlamNation are a L.A. Glam covers band that consists of pretty much the entire 2007 Alice Cooper touring band: Ryan Roxie, Eric Singer, Eric Dover, Teddy Zig Zag with DPM/L.A. Guns` Stephen Adika on Bass although the line-up can change depending on who`s around.'
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p.s. Hey. ** Michael karo, Michael! Do I remember you? Ha ha ha, what?! You are .., how to put it ... unforgettable, sir. Yay about your new Mac and its local consequences. Yeah, that scene. Anyway, excellent. Hang out, yes, t'would be great! ** David Ehrenstein, Thank you, David. She is amazing in 'DotL'. I haven't seen that film since it came out, but I was pretty blown away by it back then. I remember Burgess Meredith being startlingly good in it too. ** David S. Estornell, Hi, David! ** Kier, K-Man! Oh, so that Azzedine Alaia guy really is famous? People there were acting like he was. Yeah, he made me lunch. He was very, very nice. Huh, I'll have to look up his stuff. Cool. Sure, anytime, about what I said. You being crushed and exhausted by the turn-down makes total sense. It's one of those situations where logic is no help, at least for a while. But you'll be striking out toward the future brilliantly again soon, pal. I'm sorry about the trouble with your brother. Yeah, Aspergers is very interfering, or it can be. I'm so sorry. Give it time, seriously. Hopefully a surprisingly brief period of time. Uh, the lunch thing was mysterious to me. Somehow he was drafted in to make me lunch by the curator guy. I don't know why or what the connection there was. I'll probably do some apartment decorating once the mess is fully de-messed. Right now, it's just practical stuff. Like I had to buy a little washing machine yesterday because the one the apartment came with is broken. Stuff like that. Other than buying that, I mostly worked on stuff yesterday. More ongoing irritating stuff re: our film with the producers' promotion team who are either massively stupid or liars, I can't tell which yet. But pretty quiet day, overall, it would seem. But today, who knows? I'll try to be exciting. Did your today provide increasing pleasure and happiness or interesting life details at least? ** Etc etc etc, Hi, Casey. Yeah, really bad and shocking about Chris Burden. Such a great artist from start to finish. And for me, being an LA guy who's very in its art world, Chris was such a big personal, physical, influential presence there. It's shattering. Yeah, I'm super busy in the best way. The new film is about a guy who wants to explode. Hold on, here's the nutshell premise: 'A young guy wants to explode. He's not suicidal. He has no ideology. He's not interested in "heaven" or in going there. He doesn't want people to misinterpret his explosion as a suicide. He doesn't want people to misinterpret the explosion as his death.' Great about your writing gigging. I'd def. love to read you on rap. I saw the Apu trilogy, yes, but very long ago. Long enough ago that I remember its greatness but not it itself hardly at all. Report back, please. Take care! ** _Black_Acrylic, Hi, Ben. 'Artificial Womb' looks really good. And she got her funding, sweet! That piece idea for it sounds really good. The bit is being chomped. ** Keaton, Thanks. Really? I imagine you would like Burden's stuff, but what do I know. 'Titus 1999': I'm going to have to look that up. The syllables are familiar. ** Bill, Hi! Oh, gosh, my pleasure. I love it! It's not only super great, it's also really up my alley. Wonderful, Bill! Black, like a lot of the more interesting actresses from that '70s era, ended up being stuck with horror films as her work once Hollywood movies stopped being adventurously and intelligently made for a long time. She's incredible in those early films: 'Five Easy Pieces', 'Nashville', etc. ** Misanthrope, Oh, thank you about my GnR referencing thing. Only for you, bud. I can see how Cameron Dallas is very 'you'. Sorry to be crabby about his looks. His attractiveness is totally understandable. It has that 'freshly washed dishes' appeal. Oops, sorry, there I go again. Your neph' is a card. Do you know that term? Probably. Another one of those terms whose popular slang meaning makes no sense relative to the usual definition of the word. No, our film was rejected by Cannes, but we never really thought the film would get accepted. It was just, like, oh, I don't know, 'Hey, let's try to climb Mount Everest wearing only swimming trunks.' I know the Cannes Film Festival seems really artsy and daring in the US, but it's actually pretty old fashioned, relatively speaking. And we were, first, new unknowns, which Cannes does not like, and, secondly, our film is 'weird', which they only like when an already famous director goes weird. No big. ** Statictick, Hi, man! Great to see you, duh! Cool, really glad the Black and Kitchell homages had a good impact. Giggling, even inappropriately, is always good, I'm pretty sure. Don't ask me why, though. That's an instinctual opinion. I know, man, and continuing great endless hugs about Dusty. Stay strongest. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi! Exactly, about how Black's performances work in the lesser situations. Early on, the films were occasionally as great as she was. There's a cool vid out there somewhere of Black and Pfahler performing together, but I couldn't find it when I was making the post. Love to you! ** Right. You get an old, until-now-dead post today because I'm still behind on post-making due to recent traveling and general busyness. But it has its charms, right? No? See you tomorrow.
'The Glamned are a top seventies live band for hire. We are dedicated to reproducing the glam & glitz of the 70s Glam Rock era. Relive the classic live sounds from the 1970s music scene as you boogie the night away to hits from Sweet, Mud, Slade, Status Quo, T Rex, Bay City Rollers, Bowie and many more! A psychedelic light show will blow your mind as you rock on to the 70's music played completely live by a group of rockers dressed to thrill with looks to kill. Look no further, book The Glamned for your club, party, wedding or corporate event and we guarantee a glamtastic fun filled night that will have your guests talking for months. To hire a top Glam Rock band that performs the best live music and always delivers a rockin' night to remember, visit their glamorous website then email the date and venue of your gig to Rod Hammerite.'
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"A Glam Busters gig is one of the highlights of the year ... everybody gets dressed up for the occasion, and the band adds to the atmosphere by wandering amongst the audience by virtue of their radio-controlled guitars and mikes. The band are now extremely well-known in the area, and played some of their very early gigs here. Dressing up is all part of the fun, and it's compulsory for staff!"-- Landlord, Cat & Wheel, Bristol
"Outrageous glam rock covers band with musical tastes & dress sense firmly rooted in '72. This technically brilliant but disturbed band spend as much time putting on their make-up as playing."-- www.entsweb.co.uk
"My son got so excited when he knew you were coming back, I had to give him extra medication!"-- Landlady, Riverside Inn, Cheddar
Their website
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Koo Kaa Choo: Set list: 'Rock n Roll Part II', 'Mama We're All Crazee Now', 'Ballroom Blitz', 'My Coo Ca Choo', 'Shang-a-lang', 'Bye Bye Baby', 'Blockbuster', 'Get It On', 'Make Me Smile', 'Stuck In The Middle', 'Spirit In The Sky','Wig Wam Bam', 'Hi Ho Silver Lining', 'Radar Love', 'Rockin All Over The World', 'Play That Funky Music', '2468 Motorway', 'Hey Rock and Roll''Under The Moon Of Love', 'Grease Lightning', 'Tiger Feet', 'Don't Stop Me Now', Queen Medley: '(We Will Rock You, Bohemian Rhapsody, Hammer To Fall, Tie Your Mother Down)', 'Devil Gate Drive', 'Dancin On A Saturday Night', 'Tell Him', 'Juke Box Jive', 'Teenage Rampage', 'Hellraiser', 'Schools Out', '20th Century Boy', 'Cum On Feel The Noize', 'See My Baby Jive', 'Jean Genie', 'Saturday Nights Alright For Fightin', 'Leader Of The Gang', 'Timewarp', 'I Love You Love Me Love', 'Dynamite', 'Action', 'Love is Like Oxygen', 'Metal Guru'. For more information
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Lieutenant Stardust: 'Please Let me introduce myself, I'm Jean Claude Van Glam. My title/purpose in life is Stardust Media Manipulation Manager. Let me tell you how Lieutenant Stardust has changed my life and yours ... Certain bands are always associated with certain cities or towns - Liverpool had the Beatles, New York had the Velvet Underground, Frankie had Hollywood. Falkirk has Lieutenant Stardust - though sometimes they don't realise it. One day, however, the ever-youthful Mr Dust will in fact turn to dust, Chad Fever will have burned himself out, Boaby Rash will succumb to the Spinal Tap drummer's curse and Dickie Decibel will stand too close to his amp. What then? Who will future generations of Falkirk bairns get their rocks off to? Some say Mr Dust is already busy working on the problem in the labs below Stardust Mansion. No one knows what he's planning, but I've heard DNA and clones were mentioned. Or was that clowns? Anyway, who cares. Stardust will never die!' Visit their website.
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Sweet FA: 'The sun's shining (today at least), lambs are frolicking, the sap's rising (oooer missus) and Sweet FA are Rocking!! We are looking forward to bringing the best of the Glam Rock era to a venue near you soon. The band can be guaranteed put on a show to remember and play an exciting selection of the very best music of the 70's whilst precariously balanced on the most unikely platform boots and dressed to the nines in outlandish stage costumes. Shrinking violets Sweet FA are not. So dig out your wigs and makeup, your flares and platforms, paint yourself silver and cover yourself with glitter - the time has come to witness Sweet FA assault most of your senses (they try and avoid smell!) as they perform the very best of the 70's 100% live and without the aid of a safety net. Magic will be weaved before your ears and eyes.' Visit their colorful website
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'The Look were formed in 1992 to bring back the sights and sounds of a bygone age. Those who remember ‘Glam Rock’ and the seventies are in for a treat and those who are new to the sounds of this era will soon be hooked. The Look pride themselves on their professionalism, and as well as performing a range of Glam Rock classics by bands such as The Sweet, T-Rex, Slade, Showaddywaddy and Alvin Stardust, to name but a few from their wide repertoire. They also take care to wear clothes and make-up that reflect the glitz of the 1970s Glam Rock era. Highlights of their career so far include, appearing on Sky TV’s Friday night show Eat My Sports, giving a retro feel to a show which featured seventies footballing legend Charlie George and Hollywood superstar Vinnie Jones, switching on Didcot's Christmas Lights, and bringing Readings Broad Street to a standstill when performing at the opening of the Chicago Rock Cafe. Visit their website for pix, videos, and information on how to book them.'
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Glam R Us are coming soon to a pub near you! Sat 23 Jun 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 29 Jun 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 06 Jul 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Sat 08 Sep 07 - The Oaklands Hotel, South Woodham Ferrers -- Fri 28 Sep 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 05 Oct 07 - The Lodge, Battlesbridge -- Sat 27 Oct 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 02 Nov 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Fri 09 Nov 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Fri 23 Nov 07 - The Castle Mayne Pub, Basildon -- Fri 07 Dec 07 - The Swan, Hatfield Peverel -- Fri 21 Dec 07 - The Cauliflower, Ilford. For more information, visit the Glam R Us Website.
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Cupid Stunts are coming soon to a pub near you! Sat 23 Jun 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Fri 06 Jul 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sun 26 Aug 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 01 Sep 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Sat 06 Oct 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 10 Nov 07 - The Willow Beauty, Harlow -- Fri 16 Nov 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford -- Sat 24 Nov 07 - The Royston Arms, Chingford -- Sat 22 Dec 07 - The Marne Inn, Bishops Stortford. For more info, visit the Cupid Stunts Website.
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'The glamgodz perform the definitive tribute to the Glam Rock era. The band recreate all the classic hits including “Tiger Feet”, “Ballroom Blitz”, “Hot Love”, and “Shang-a-lang” to mention just a few. From the theatrical art rock of David Bowie to the infectious foot stompers of The Sweet and Slade, all the extremes of the genre are presented with astonishing musical and visual accuracy. Dressed in authentic glittering costumes and full makeup the band are 100% live, using no backing tracks or digital enhancement. The band come fully self contained with a 3k PA system and a digital lighting rig. The glamgodz are available for corporate functions, theatre shows, holiday centres, weddings and parties, guaranteeing a dazzling night of pure nostalgia and total entertainment. So, take a look around our website and let us take you back to when Snickers were still Marathons, Starburst were called Opal Fruits, Curly Wurly’s were four foot long and Space Hoppers were toys, not a description of Jordan!'
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GlamNation: 'Do you miss Make-up in Rock-n-Roll? Well do I have the Band for you!!!! Britain's "Gift to Los Angeles" GLAMNATION!!!! The NEW GLAM Boys of Rock-n-Roll! You are about to enter into the most decadent Glam site on the earth!!! GlamNation are a L.A. Glam covers band that consists of pretty much the entire 2007 Alice Cooper touring band: Ryan Roxie, Eric Singer, Eric Dover, Teddy Zig Zag with DPM/L.A. Guns` Stephen Adika on Bass although the line-up can change depending on who`s around.'
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p.s. Hey. ** Michael karo, Michael! Do I remember you? Ha ha ha, what?! You are .., how to put it ... unforgettable, sir. Yay about your new Mac and its local consequences. Yeah, that scene. Anyway, excellent. Hang out, yes, t'would be great! ** David Ehrenstein, Thank you, David. She is amazing in 'DotL'. I haven't seen that film since it came out, but I was pretty blown away by it back then. I remember Burgess Meredith being startlingly good in it too. ** David S. Estornell, Hi, David! ** Kier, K-Man! Oh, so that Azzedine Alaia guy really is famous? People there were acting like he was. Yeah, he made me lunch. He was very, very nice. Huh, I'll have to look up his stuff. Cool. Sure, anytime, about what I said. You being crushed and exhausted by the turn-down makes total sense. It's one of those situations where logic is no help, at least for a while. But you'll be striking out toward the future brilliantly again soon, pal. I'm sorry about the trouble with your brother. Yeah, Aspergers is very interfering, or it can be. I'm so sorry. Give it time, seriously. Hopefully a surprisingly brief period of time. Uh, the lunch thing was mysterious to me. Somehow he was drafted in to make me lunch by the curator guy. I don't know why or what the connection there was. I'll probably do some apartment decorating once the mess is fully de-messed. Right now, it's just practical stuff. Like I had to buy a little washing machine yesterday because the one the apartment came with is broken. Stuff like that. Other than buying that, I mostly worked on stuff yesterday. More ongoing irritating stuff re: our film with the producers' promotion team who are either massively stupid or liars, I can't tell which yet. But pretty quiet day, overall, it would seem. But today, who knows? I'll try to be exciting. Did your today provide increasing pleasure and happiness or interesting life details at least? ** Etc etc etc, Hi, Casey. Yeah, really bad and shocking about Chris Burden. Such a great artist from start to finish. And for me, being an LA guy who's very in its art world, Chris was such a big personal, physical, influential presence there. It's shattering. Yeah, I'm super busy in the best way. The new film is about a guy who wants to explode. Hold on, here's the nutshell premise: 'A young guy wants to explode. He's not suicidal. He has no ideology. He's not interested in "heaven" or in going there. He doesn't want people to misinterpret his explosion as a suicide. He doesn't want people to misinterpret the explosion as his death.' Great about your writing gigging. I'd def. love to read you on rap. I saw the Apu trilogy, yes, but very long ago. Long enough ago that I remember its greatness but not it itself hardly at all. Report back, please. Take care! ** _Black_Acrylic, Hi, Ben. 'Artificial Womb' looks really good. And she got her funding, sweet! That piece idea for it sounds really good. The bit is being chomped. ** Keaton, Thanks. Really? I imagine you would like Burden's stuff, but what do I know. 'Titus 1999': I'm going to have to look that up. The syllables are familiar. ** Bill, Hi! Oh, gosh, my pleasure. I love it! It's not only super great, it's also really up my alley. Wonderful, Bill! Black, like a lot of the more interesting actresses from that '70s era, ended up being stuck with horror films as her work once Hollywood movies stopped being adventurously and intelligently made for a long time. She's incredible in those early films: 'Five Easy Pieces', 'Nashville', etc. ** Misanthrope, Oh, thank you about my GnR referencing thing. Only for you, bud. I can see how Cameron Dallas is very 'you'. Sorry to be crabby about his looks. His attractiveness is totally understandable. It has that 'freshly washed dishes' appeal. Oops, sorry, there I go again. Your neph' is a card. Do you know that term? Probably. Another one of those terms whose popular slang meaning makes no sense relative to the usual definition of the word. No, our film was rejected by Cannes, but we never really thought the film would get accepted. It was just, like, oh, I don't know, 'Hey, let's try to climb Mount Everest wearing only swimming trunks.' I know the Cannes Film Festival seems really artsy and daring in the US, but it's actually pretty old fashioned, relatively speaking. And we were, first, new unknowns, which Cannes does not like, and, secondly, our film is 'weird', which they only like when an already famous director goes weird. No big. ** Statictick, Hi, man! Great to see you, duh! Cool, really glad the Black and Kitchell homages had a good impact. Giggling, even inappropriately, is always good, I'm pretty sure. Don't ask me why, though. That's an instinctual opinion. I know, man, and continuing great endless hugs about Dusty. Stay strongest. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi! Exactly, about how Black's performances work in the lesser situations. Early on, the films were occasionally as great as she was. There's a cool vid out there somewhere of Black and Pfahler performing together, but I couldn't find it when I was making the post. Love to you! ** Right. You get an old, until-now-dead post today because I'm still behind on post-making due to recent traveling and general busyness. But it has its charms, right? No? See you tomorrow.