Comments on: No More Silly Rules http://toestubber.com/archives/71 Music That Makes You Go "Ouch" Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:54:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Niclas http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-409 Niclas Tue, 16 May 2006 18:54:42 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-409 Leather Nun rules! Check out the mini-lp "Lust Games" here: http://dorfdiscobraunsfeld.blogspot.com/2006/04/i-can-smell-your-thoughts-you-want.html Awesome stuff Leather Nun rules! Check out the mini-lp “Lust Games” here:
http://dorfdiscobraunsfeld.blogspot.com/2006/04/i-can-smell-your-thoughts-you-want.html

Awesome stuff

]]> By: wedge http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-379 wedge Sun, 16 Apr 2006 16:24:55 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-379 one of the BEST rock records of all time...beware of the "Ensaminatt" ep from 1982. it has a GREAT pic sleeve, & has 2 tracks from the "Slow Death" ep on it, but one is a HORRENDOUSLY re-recorded version, and the other is a VERY poorly recorded live version.the one "new" song on it is just as bad as their other wimpy crud,too... this EP is GREAT though!!! one of the BEST rock records of all time…beware of the “Ensaminatt” ep from 1982. it has a GREAT pic sleeve, & has 2 tracks from the “Slow Death” ep on it, but one is a HORRENDOUSLY re-recorded version, and the other is a VERY poorly recorded live version.the one “new” song on it is just as bad as their other wimpy crud,too…

this EP is GREAT though

]]> By: Rick http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-364 Rick Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:12:29 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-364 Steve: You shame me. Steve: You shame me.

]]> By: Steve Cattani http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-363 Steve Cattani Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:08:06 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-363 Don't bother to tell the toestubber about what happens at the Egyptian. He never goes. He's "too hip" for that place, I guess. Save your breath. I'd bet he won't even go in two weeks when Christina Lindberg is there for They Call He One Eye and a bunch of her sex films. Lazy bastard. Don’t bother to tell the toestubber about what happens at the Egyptian. He never goes. He’s “too hip” for that place, I guess. Save your breath. I’d bet he won’t even go in two weeks when Christina Lindberg is there for They Call He One Eye and a bunch of her sex films. Lazy bastard.

]]> By: Artie Philie http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-360 Artie Philie Mon, 10 Apr 2006 00:32:49 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-360 Good thing you're you, otherwise I would have swiped this from your bedroom before we left... I seriously covet your record collection. Good thing you’re you, otherwise I would have swiped this from your bedroom before we left… I seriously covet your record collection.

]]> By: Mike Desert http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-355 Mike Desert Fri, 07 Apr 2006 17:27:37 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-355 have you seen Genisis P Orridge's post-op pictures? Crazy! Say, I couldn't find your email address on this site, so here's the skinny for this weekend: L.A. Film Noir Festival at the Egyptian! Saturday, April 8 – 6:00 PM THE DAMNED DON’T CRY, 1950, Warner Bros., 103 min. Dir. Vincent Sherman. This one gets our vote as the ultimate Joan Crawford noir. Ethel Whitehead (who else?) leaves behind her grubby life in the oil fields to parade her shapely stuff in NY’s garment jungle. After hooking up with a mob accountant, there’s no stopping her rise to power and glory — until she gets caught between the warring affections of gangsters David Brian and Steve Cochran. The script is really a thinly-veiled noir version of Crawford’s own relentless climb to showbiz success! Saturday, April 8 – 8:30 PM King Vidor Double Feature: RUBY GENTRY, 1952, Disney, 82 min. Dir. King Vidor. Now that Douglas Sirk’s florid Fifties melodramas have been canonized as great cinema, isn’t it time to reconsider King Vidor’s even more overheated noir-stained soap operas? The director pulls out all the stops in this sexually-charged (nee hysterical) tale of a boondocks babe (Jennifer Jones) bent on destroying all the men folk who have used her and cast her aside. "She Wrecked a Whole Town…Man by Man…Sin by Sin!" Screenplay by Sylvia Richards (Mrs. Buzz Bezzerides). With Charlton Heston and Karl Malden. BEYOND THE FOREST, 1949, Warner Bros., 96 min. Dir. King Vidor. As legend has it, Bette Davis begged not to play the role of Rosa Moline, the restless hellcat who’ll do anything to get out of her miserable hometown. But, trapped like Rosa, she chooses the same course—tear the place apart. Conventionally considered a "camp classic," but actually a much better movie than it’s given credit for. Love her, hate her, laugh at her or cry for her—Davis’s Rosa Moline is one of the most memorable characters in Hollywood history. Also starring Joseph Cotten, David Brian, and Ruth Roman. NOT ON DVD. Sunday, April 9 Egyptian Theatre Historic Tour & FOREVER HOLLYWOOD 10:30 AM Behind The Scenes Tour 11:30 AM FOREVER HOLLYWOOD Sunday, April 9 – 4:30 PM Dark Vision Of A Bygone Los Angeles!! ANGEL’S FLIGHT, 1965, 77 min. Dirs. Raymond Nassour and Ken Richardson. A Super Rarity! Listen up lovers of Los Angeles Noir! Be here for an unprecedented screening of this long-lost, locally-made feature. This oddball noir-horror-crime hybrid concerns a psychically scarred stripper (Indus Arthur) who turns homicidal whenever she gets horny. The real attraction is the seedy splendor of pre-development Bunker Hill and the focus on the famed funicular trolley that gives the film its title. Shown off of digital format, as 35mm and 16mm prints no longer exist! Starring and produced by the original "Marlboro Man," William Thourlby. NOT ON DVD. Discussion following film with writer, Dean Romano. have you seen Genisis P Orridge’s post-op pictures? Crazy!

Say, I couldn’t find your email address on this site, so here’s the skinny for this weekend:

L.A. Film Noir Festival at the Egyptian!

Saturday, April 8 – 6:00 PM

THE DAMNED DON’T CRY, 1950, Warner Bros., 103 min. Dir. Vincent Sherman. This one gets our vote as the ultimate Joan Crawford noir. Ethel Whitehead (who else?) leaves behind her grubby life in the oil fields to parade her shapely stuff in NY’s garment jungle. After hooking up with a mob accountant, there’s no stopping her rise to power and glory — until she gets caught between the warring affections of gangsters David Brian and Steve Cochran. The script is really a thinly-veiled noir version of Crawford’s own relentless climb to showbiz success!

Saturday, April 8 – 8:30 PM

King Vidor Double Feature:

RUBY GENTRY, 1952, Disney, 82 min. Dir. King Vidor. Now that Douglas Sirk’s florid Fifties melodramas have been canonized as great cinema, isn’t it time to reconsider King Vidor’s even more overheated noir-stained soap operas? The director pulls out all the stops in this sexually-charged (nee hysterical) tale of a boondocks babe (Jennifer Jones) bent on destroying all the men folk who have used her and cast her aside. “She Wrecked a Whole Town…Man by Man…Sin by Sin!” Screenplay by Sylvia Richards (Mrs. Buzz Bezzerides). With Charlton Heston and Karl Malden.

BEYOND THE FOREST, 1949, Warner Bros., 96 min. Dir. King Vidor. As legend has it, Bette Davis begged not to play the role of Rosa Moline, the restless hellcat who’ll do anything to get out of her miserable hometown. But, trapped like Rosa, she chooses the same course—tear the place apart. Conventionally considered a “camp classic,” but actually a much better movie than it’s given credit for. Love her, hate her, laugh at her or cry for her—Davis’s Rosa Moline is one of the most memorable characters in Hollywood history. Also starring Joseph Cotten, David Brian, and Ruth Roman. NOT ON DVD.

Sunday, April 9

Egyptian Theatre Historic Tour & FOREVER HOLLYWOOD

10:30 AM Behind The Scenes Tour

11:30 AM FOREVER HOLLYWOOD

Sunday, April 9 – 4:30 PM

Dark Vision Of A Bygone Los Angeles!!

ANGEL’S FLIGHT, 1965, 77 min. Dirs. Raymond Nassour and Ken Richardson. A Super Rarity! Listen up lovers of Los Angeles Noir! Be here for an unprecedented screening of this long-lost, locally-made feature. This oddball noir-horror-crime hybrid concerns a psychically scarred stripper (Indus Arthur) who turns homicidal whenever she gets horny. The real attraction is the seedy splendor of pre-development Bunker Hill and the focus on the famed funicular trolley that gives the film its title. Shown off of digital format, as 35mm and 16mm prints no longer exist! Starring and produced by the original “Marlboro Man,” William Thourlby. NOT ON DVD. Discussion following film with writer, Dean Romano.

]]> By: Ivan Lerner http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-346 Ivan Lerner Thu, 06 Apr 2006 03:09:37 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-346 More stuff that you introduced me to via your History of Music tapes! Thanks! More stuff that you introduced me to via your History of Music tapes! Thanks!

]]> By: Rich http://toestubber.com/archives/71/comment-page-1#comment-344 Rich Wed, 05 Apr 2006 21:01:02 +0000 http://toestubber.com/?p=71#comment-344 I like the fact that it's the only song that was inspired by Motorhead's Ovekill to feature an electric drill solo. I like the fact that it’s the only song that was inspired by Motorhead’s Ovekill to feature an electric drill solo.

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