The Score

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1. Brother on the Run - Johnny Pate and Adam Wade
2. God's Children - The Kinks
3. Something's Cookin' - Quincy Jones
4. Dark Days - DJ Shadow
5. Get Carter - Roy Budd
6. Frankie Machine - Elmer Bernstein
7. You Cut Up the Clothes - Melvin Van Peebles
8. Time Is Tight - Booker T. & The MG's
9. Midnight Cowboy - John Barry
10. Bedazzled - Peter Cook & Dudley Moore
11. Arabesque - Henry Mancini
12. Watermelon Man - Mongo Santamaría
13. Linus and Lucy - Vince Guaraldi
14. Taking of Pelham 123 - David Shire
15. Truck Turner - Isaac Hayes
16. Death Line - Wil Malone
17. A Fistful of Dollars - Ennio Morricone
18. Johnny Too Bad - The Slickers
19. God Moving Over The Face Of The Water - Moby
20. Let It Be - Nick Cave

RIP Leslie Nielsen

Thanks for giving us the greatest comedy classics and the worst sci-fi movies of all time.

Your comedic timing and bulging eyes will be missed as well as so much more.

Under Construction

For those of you who don't know I'm updating my website after a serious crash my external hardrive went through. I'm going to be making it all shiny and new! But for the time being it is currently under construction.

But there's a shiny new homepage to look at!

JosephTheronEstes.com

keep watching the skies.


PS:
Black Angels Tonight... yesyesyes

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George Liquor, American

"I'm sick and tired of looking at CANDY CANE LANE!!" - John K

TB X

Artz VII

Rachel E. Morris

James "No Hair" Ryall

Notice the painting of the planet that perfectly mirrors his own dome.
And I suppose I can't say "no hair"... he still has a stache.

PS:

The Walking Dead

I can't say much about the comic book series, I only read the first couple volumes. The pacing was not as exciting as it should have been but it's hard enough to create tension and suspense in a comic book as it is. Other than fun zombie killings it was basically a wierd soap opera.

But AMC's adaptation is about as endearing and engaging as any television show I've ever seen. While most critics claim it has a deeper base than most zombie-related media the show still lives up to its gorefest (as shocking as it is for television). The drama, which was inevitable because of what goes on in the graphic novel, is consistant but much more real and powerful because the characters are live actors (and good ones at that) and not just drawings and font.













I can say I'm thoroughly impressed and can't wait to see more!

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