I'll Have a Burger . . . Hold The Aids

So I've been goint to town with Discographys, which are the new way to live.
First I got The Dandy Warhols, all albums except for the one from May this year:

The Dandy Warhols Rule, OK? [1995]
Come Down [1997]
Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia [2000]
Welcome To The Monkey House [2003] (Freaking sweet)
The Black Album [2004]
Odditorium or Warlords of Mars [2005]


We Used To Be Friends by The Dandy Warhols

The Last High by The Dandy Warhols
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And just to remind you people again, I really wouldn't mind being showered with cash at this point.
Wanna stop by and see Brett but God knows he could be a 2 day train ride from were I'll be in England.
To Explain who Brett Lewis is: (of course you have to watch the whole thing O_o )



Well he's like a celebrity but he's real too, he eats and sleeps.
He probably will be extremely creeped out when we harass him at the games section of the Woolworths he works at (oh yes he should be careful before posting his details on the internet :D ) but that's life.

R.E.D Campbell

OMG YAY! (Again) ((Sorry)) (((Kind of ))) :D

Word of the day: Yay

November Going Down

My recent Blog posts have been very weak to some standards.
And that's so not my fault, nothing ever happens.
And my other option would be becoming one of the many Bloggers who post their (what they believe to be) mysteriously vague poetry and excerpts from the GN that you actually have in fact read more than three times.

And the usual reason still stands: my deviantART account, it always pushes me to spend less time contributing to this side of my life.
While I'm on that topic, - maybe I just started noticing it - these past few months all my projects have been leaning way far into the music world.
I mean that all my pictures have song lyrics to be found on the premises or are rooted concept-wise in the things that I listen to.
Anyone who's read more than one of my posts knows that the only thing that takes a bigger part in my life than music is the feeling I get when I put a pen to paper.
I'm not really sure what I'm trying to say . . . but I'm pretty sure I'm just thinking onto this keyboard.
But I would love to be able to do something that doesn't have something to do with all of Placebo's 'Without You I'm Nothing' :D .
Again forking my train of thought; why does Christmas music have to be about Christmas.
I mean to me the perfect festive line-up is:

'The Bitter End' by Placebo
'Sleeping With Ghosts' by Placebo
'Wisemen' by James Blunt
'This Year's Love' by David Gray
'Signal Fire' by Snow Patrol
'Give Me Novocaine' by Green Day
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But I can't always get my way, after all Obama is president.

R.E.D Campbell

TV Shows . . .

. . . Are becoming a problem.

R.E.D Campbell

Comic Book Movies (Again)

Everybody knows how batshit-insane i am for comicbook flicks.
But the amount scheduled to storm in in the space of a couple years is insane:

Superman: The Man of Steel (sorry fellow Smallville fans, Tom Welling will not be taking up the torch . . tho I wonder if he has a chance of getting into the Justice League film)



Thor (no pictures available as of yet but if Brad Pitt get's the star role I don't know if there's anything bad enough that I could respond with)

Spiderman 4 & 5 (see my earlier post here 'That Jumpy Feeling' )

The Witchblade (yes Angelina Jolie could return as Tomb Raider in a possible sequel)



The Avengers (all I know is that Robert Downey Jr will be suiting up again as iron Man for this one)

Iron Man 2 ( :P )


The First Avenger: Captain America (Lord save us)

Hellboy 3 (Oh me in front line)

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I'm sure I'm forgetting some but here is a film I hope one day will actually be created . . .

Runaways




With Gabe Nevins (Paranoid Park) as a character somewhere in there.

And if God is in a continuingly good mood maybe we'll have

The Umbrella Academy (directed by Tim Burton of course :D )



R.E.D Campbell

Art Art Art Art . . . & That's just The First Few Minutes

Took this after I woke up, which I think scared the neighbors because they picked all the apples directly after.
The first snow only came last night.
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Drew this a long time ago but had to post it now since tonight is Devil's Night:

Devil's Night is a long-standing tradition predating World War II, with anecdotal incidents occurring as early as the 1930s. Traditionally, youths in Detroit engaged in a night of criminal behavior, these were almost exclusively petty vandalism acts, causing little to no property damage other than perhaps a damaged mailbox or eggs hardening on windows.

However, in the early 1970s a dark side of this holiday emerged and the vandalism escalated to more severe acts such as arson.

In 1994 film The Crow Set in Detroit, the film shows in flashbacks the murder of Eric Draven (Brandon Lee), and of his fiance Shelley Webster on Devil's Night.
One year later, on the same date, Eric Draven is brought back to set things right.
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So all that to say, have a happy Devil's Night (and watch the Crow with my link above) and an even better Halloween

R.E.D Campbell

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8:29 this morning.