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Wednesday, June 23, 2004
  AFI... Not The Band
Last night there was a special on TV that listed the top 100 songs in movies according to the American Film Institute (AFI). Okay, I'll give them the ones at the top... though I don't really know the films that well, the movies being older than the bible, I guess you have to make "classics" the ones at the top spot. It's like Q107 does there top 100 countdowns and Stairway To Heaven is number one... anyways. Here's a few scenes that did not make the list but definitely should have.

1) Wayne's World - I'm not talking about the "Foxy Lady" scene. I mean the Bohemian Rhapsody scene. That scene is classic. If you're ever in the car and Queen comes on, I really doubt that anyone doesn't think of this scene.

2) Back to the Future - Johnny B. Goode by Marty McFly. That scene kicks ass. Not to mention the fact that Michael J. Fox actually looks like he's playing.

3) Say Anything - In Your Eyes. If you've seen the film I think it's self-explanatory. Also, there are a number of Cameron Crowe scenes that might fit in there too... Free Fallin'?

 
Monday, June 21, 2004
  And So It Begins...
Here's my fist blog post within the realm of being a musician opposed to being a writer or blogger or student... I'll keep it simple for now.

You know what I hate? Ramones t-shirts. Why? Well, basically, you can never find the right one. You can never find the one that says Dee-Dee on it. For fuck's sake, Dee-Dee was the Ramones. I'm sorry, but he really made that band. C-Jay? Who the fuck is C-Jay? But really, doesn't anyone else see the problem with the fact that Bluenotes sells "Punk fashion", mass producing t-shirts of a band and a culture that's 30 years old. But at least they sell Jimmy Eat World t-shirts.
 
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