“I saw the Undead at Un-Alpine Un-Valley.”
Roger Corman’s The Undead gets the Mystery Science Theater 3000 treatment:
(more…)Archive of entries posted on May 2010
Vulcan Worlds
Return to Forever performing the Stanley Clarke composition, “Vulcan Worlds” (live):
(more…)Friday Random Ten: 2010-05-28
| Name | Artist | Album | Genre | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | To Live Forever | Dream Theater | Greatest Hit (…And 21 Other Pretty Cool Songs) [Disc 2] | Metal |
| 2. | Airhead | Thomas Dolby | Aliens Ate My Buick | Alternative & Punk |
| 3. | Hollow Years | Dream Theater | Live At Budokan [Disc 1] | Metal |
| 4. | Scrutinizer Postlude | Frank Zappa | Joe’s Garage (Disc 1) | Alternative & Punk |
| 5. | April In Paris | Wynton Marsalis | Marsalis Standard Time – Volume I | Jazz |
| 6. | Heavy Duty | Spinal Tap | This is Spinal Tap | Soundtrack |
| 7. | Guns And Dolls | The Bastard Fairies | Memento Mori | Alternative |
| 8. | The Dangling Conversation | Simon & Garfunkel | The Best Of Simon & Garfunkel | Folk |
| 9. | Treebeard | London Philharmonic Orchestra & London Voices | The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers | Soundtrack |
| 10. | Turn Of The Century | Yes | Going For The One | Rock |
My name is DarWIN, not DarLOSE
(via Pharyngula)
Dana Carvey is “DARWIN” – First came action-packed Sherlock Holmes now comes action-packed Darwin:
(more…)Pizzas baked in ovens lit with wood from coffins
(via email) Uproar as Naples pizzerias are hit by claim their pizzas are baked in ovens lit with wood from COFFINS It may be the biggest scandal to ever rock the world of pizza – and it has struck right in its historic home. Pizzerias in the southern city of Naples have been accused of [...]
Towel Day
Don’t Panic! It’s Towel Day.
Parents of young, organic life forms are warned that towels can be harmful if swallowed in large quantities.
— Douglas Adams (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy)
MST3K 0306 – Time of the Apes
A teacher and two children find themselves in a world populated by sentient apes. Where do you suppose the filmmakers got that idea?
Time of the Apes gets the Mystery Science Theater 3000 treatment:
Science
Martin Gardner, 1914 – 2010
(via James Randi)
Martin Gardner (October 21, 1914 – May 22, 2010)
I was exposed to Gardner’s books columns in Scientific American at a relatively early age. It’s hard to express the influence he had on me…
Call Of The West
Wall of Voodoo performing “Call of the West” (live):
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