Love & Carnage as a whole is generally very impressive, IMO. I never play my copy of Two Houses (and I feel vaguely disloyal!) because pretty much the only song I'm willing to hear repeatedly is 32 Down, and that's because it's DS-related. The Two Houses music videos, though, completely make up for it. Because they're insane.
L&C, on the other hand, is totally brilliant - it's not even in a genre I'm enthusiastic about, and I still love it. Even Jerusalem, which is either quite moving or insanely cheesy, depending on one's mood. *g* I've got a none-too-quiet fondness for David's singing, too, I have to say. ::happy sigh::
LOL, don't worry - I have a persistent fantasy of Paul covering The Headstones' Tweeter and the Monkey Man. I think I would die of pure shiny joy were THAT to occur. :-)
Oh! Yes! Watch Twin Peaks! As an impressionable teenage girl that show totally broke my brain, and the result is the woman you read before you today. Absolutely astonishingly brilliant television. Deeply weird, but no more than the rest of Lynch's work. IF you can find it (season 1 and the prequel movie are out on DVD; the rights to season 2 are still being fought out, and its release has thus far been delayed five years - I'd try the video store for tapes), I highly recommend you give it a shot.
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Date: 2006-12-01 01:01 pm (UTC)L&C, on the other hand, is totally brilliant - it's not even in a genre I'm enthusiastic about, and I still love it. Even Jerusalem, which is either quite moving or insanely cheesy, depending on one's mood. *g* I've got a none-too-quiet fondness for David's singing, too, I have to say. ::happy sigh::
LOL, don't worry - I have a persistent fantasy of Paul covering The Headstones' Tweeter and the Monkey Man. I think I would die of pure shiny joy were THAT to occur. :-)
Oh! Yes! Watch Twin Peaks! As an impressionable teenage girl that show totally broke my brain, and the result is the woman you read before you today. Absolutely astonishingly brilliant television. Deeply weird, but no more than the rest of Lynch's work. IF you can find it (season 1 and the prequel movie are out on DVD; the rights to season 2 are still being fought out, and its release has thus far been delayed five years - I'd try the video store for tapes), I highly recommend you give it a shot.