Can > neu > faust
I'd take my favorite Faust song over Neu's whole career but Can probably still the goats I guess. Just got into them and Kraftwerk eons before the rest so I've wore them out a bit.
Gonna watch all the Tremors films tonight since they're all on Starz right now. I've only seen one and two, and the first one is an absolute classic. Can barely remember the second so im starting with that one.
Cant believe how many there are. It looks like 5, with the most recent being released in 2018. Which seems crazy to me cause i never felt like it was big enough to warrant so many. I know it has a cult following, but 5? Haha
Gotta love Fred Ward, and of Burt wearing his Atlanta Hawks hat
Can > neu > faust
Dam mine is the exact reverse
Amon Duul considered one of the best as well need to dive deeper this year
im taking them over neu
One of the best intro's in rap history, such a New Orleans flavored beat with those funky keys and those horns
Mannie also acting a fool
mannie fresh had some funny ass bars
i know you cant stand it 
d*** bandit
I’m not doing star ratings anymore but if I had to it’d be a 4 & 1/2
https://letterboxd.com/hellofidelio/film/licorice-pizza/1/
Favorite scenes?
take deez neuts
I'm listening to hair metal all morning before I transition over to Faust this afternoon
Which bands? Crüe?
Favorite scenes?
The job interview is a highlight. I love everything involving Bradley Cooper and the truck. Every scene where either of the leads is running is great too.
The job interview is a highlight. I love everything involving Bradley Cooper and the truck. Every scene where either of the leads is running is great too.
Thought you would’ve liked the Penn/Waits scene
Thought you would’ve liked the Penn/Waits scene
I thought that scene was solid but honestly felt a bit out of nowhere. It’s still really good but is the only part of the film that feels like it’s from something else.
Which bands? Crüe?
Yeah and Van Halen and Ozzy
Adrian Belew was almost like Bowie's Randy Rhoades for a bit there
didn't realize he started with Zappa and quickly worked with Heads after
Dude was a crazy guitar robot
I thought that scene was solid but honestly felt a bit out of nowhere. It’s still really good but is the only part of the film that feels like it’s from something else.
Agreed
The job interview is a highlight. I love everything involving Bradley Cooper and the truck. Every scene where either of the leads is running is great too.
You recognize the job interview lady from Phantom Thread? She was priceless in that too
Can't believe the Bradley Cooper character was a real guy and some of those quotes were Paul bitin verbatim
Yeah and Van Halen and Ozzy
Adrian Belew was almost like Bowie's Randy Rhoades for a bit there
didn't realize he started with Zappa and quickly worked with Heads after
Dude was a crazy guitar robot
Explains those ‘80s Crimson albums a lot


Older dude I worked with told me it's pronounced Noy?
yup