Brain Poop: November 2009

Sunday, November 29, 2009

"Baby, Come To Me" - Now A Crowd-Pleaser!

Check out this live recording of the smash hit "Baby, Come To Me" from way back in 2001! Once upon a time audiences connected to the Kamizaze Snowmen!

For more Kamikaze Snowmen info you can check out our Facebook account at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kamikaze-Snowmen/217335025157?created

You can also dig the download via iTunes or go straight to the podcast source for songs old and new at
http://podcastmachine.com/podcasts/1206/

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Saturday, November 28, 2009

While I Was Away

Huzzah! I've returned from the Deep South safely and soundly! Above are a few doodles I did during the trip here and there. They're pretty random. Nothing spectacular.

I got to watch New Moon, and it's a million times better than its predecessor Twilight, which really ain't saying much. But it was so much better, and stayed faithful to the source material. I was really happy with it.

Also finally caught 2012, and it's a pretty great disaster movie as far as disaster movies go. Yeah, it's completely preposterous, but who cares when the world is ending?! It's great entertainment, though a bit on the long side.

Also saw the Pixar flick Up and was amazed at how good it was. It really hits you pretty hard with the sadness and then the funny. A realy great flick.

Also watched the first season of Castle with Nathan Fillion, and I must admit that I'm hooked. Really great stuff.

Finally saw a few epidodes of HBO's True Blood and the jury's still out until I see some more. I did enjoy what I saw, though.

Anywho - I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!

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Monday, November 23, 2009

Thanksgiving In The Deep South

I'm in Mississippi for a few days on vacation with family for Thanksgiving. I'll get back to my regular posting after I return and recover. In the meantime, I wish everyone out there a great Thanksgiving week! Take care of yourselves!

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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Nintendo + Kamikaze Snowmen = Best Song Ever Made

Why did Nintendo Corp. choose not to run this amazing Wii jingle? Clearly it's the best song ever made. The Kamikaze Snowmen are baffled! Listen up, then send a friendly letter to Nintendo Corp. Let them know they were totally wrong for not using this little diddy! It's blad!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Fluffer Nutter and Teenage Mudda

Boy, Teenage Mother was crazy! Crazy goodness, that is. Actually, as a friend put it, it's really just 9 minutes of trouble. Nothing - and I mean absolutely nothing - happens for most of the running time until they show the birthing footage towards the end of the flick which is just out-of-this-world incredible and disgusting. We're talking a huge closeup. Bigtime. Gooey. Wow.

Ultimately, it's one of those drive-in flicks where the trailer is about 10 million times better than the actual movie, but we had a great time watching nonetheless. A really great time had by all.

And, hey, they actually had a 35mm print of the thing! Where the hell did they find that? Fantastic.

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Friday, November 13, 2009

In Your Face

Hey, what do you know? Today is Friday the 13th. Hopefully I won't get in a car wreck with a plane and a train while simultaneously being drowned and electrocuted by a man with a penchant for machine guns and rusty nails - a moron who knows only what he reads in the New York Post.

Wait, what?

In other news, tonight I'm seeing the 1967 film Teenage Mother on the big screen! I'm so excited! It means 9 months of trouble! Yee!

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Beard

Yet another teeny tiny 3.5 x 5.5 drawing above. I loves the smallness.

In bigness news:
I bought Stephen King's new mammoth book Under the Dome when it came out on Tuesday. I've read a bit already, and it's great so far, but it's going to be a while until I finish. The sucker is over 1,000 pages long. Ack!

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Waiting On The Steps

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Monday, November 9, 2009

Heads Of Unknown Origins

Another meaningless sketchbook page. Or is it?

Naw, it's meaningless.

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Sunday, November 8, 2009

"Remembering Dismembering"

Ah, remember the good old days? Trapped in a cabin in the woods with demons trying to possess you?

Yeah, me too.

Dismember this song with your ears!

Saturday, November 7, 2009

More Toilet Humor

Another reeeeeally stupid page in a sketchbook.

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Friday, November 6, 2009

Yuppie For Dinner

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Thursday, November 5, 2009

Completely Nonsensical Page Of Wonders

Above is the completed sketchbook page from my last post. No, it doesn't make any sense to me, either.

In other news, I saw Where the Wild Things Are and I thought it was really great. Not so much while I was watching it, but upon reflection, really. It's one of those that has to stew a little and digest before you really decide how much you like it. And I like it a lot. It's ultimately a sad movie about growing up, being responsible, and how quickly innocent fun can turn into terrifying ordeal. Yay for Wild Things.

Thanks to the wonder that is Netflix Instantly Watchable, I also watched Cashback, which I thought was really kind of brilliant. It really, really hit me the right way. Highly recommended.

Also re-watched The Beastmaster and Dreamscape. Both movies from my childhood and both I still like, though they don't hold up nearly as well as I wanted them too.

I did re-watch Albert Brooks' Defending Your Life with Meryl Streep and it decidedly does hold up incredibly well. If you haven't seen that one, then I pity you, fool.

I also completed watching the first season of HBO's spectacular Rome. Boy howdy, that's a fantastic gladiator scene in the second-to-the-last episode. Wow. What an incredible show. On to the second and final season now.

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