de river » Vin Feb 06, 2004 11:20 am
de b0nechina » Vin Feb 06, 2004 12:19 pm
de nocturna » Vin Feb 06, 2004 11:21 pm
de superbiggy » Sâm Feb 07, 2004 12:30 am
de stefan » Sâm Feb 07, 2004 2:29 am
de river » Lun Feb 09, 2004 11:18 am
de river » Vin Feb 13, 2004 10:01 am
, spunea, intr-un interviu de prin 1966 ceva de genul:
) asa ca sa-l lasam in pace. Dar gandeste-te ca parul, de fapt, acopera si inconjoara creierul fiindca ata e inlauntrul craniului.
de stefan » Vin Feb 13, 2004 10:45 am
White :
Were you pleased with the movie? I was kind of disappointed with the movie.
Waters :
So was I. I sat with Alan Parker when we fin... and we had a.... It was a nightmare making it. We just screamed and screamed at each other, particularly through the editing of the thing. Then, then I dubbed it with James Guthrie reel by reel and as we got to the end of each reel we would look at the reel and go "Hey, that's not bad you know. It's a little bit busy, but it's okay." But then when we put all 13 reels together and sat and watched it, I felt my heart going lower and lower and lower and sank into my boots. I found it almost unwatchable. Which is why I think it's so successful on video; 'cause you don't have to watch the whole thing. You can watch your favorite bits or you can fast forward or you can... and you don't have to sit there and be bombarded with this unremitting assault on the senses, like you had to in the cinema.
de river » Joi Feb 26, 2004 8:36 am
de bhuttu » Sâm Feb 28, 2004 5:17 pm
stefan scrie:Si o chestie mai haioasa: Beatles prima oara in State, un reporter ii intreaba: "Cum gasiti America?". La care Ringo (cred) raspunde ceva de genul: "Mergem spre Groenlanda si o luam la stanga".
de river » Lun Dec 06, 2004 12:06 pm
de stefan » Dum Ian 23, 2005 10:26 pm
Marshall: But you were quite vocal about certain left-wing elements in the Sixties.
Zappa: I don't think that the left wing is anything to invest in. I think that the left wing has probably done as much damage as any other kind of political force. I think common sense is the way to go. There's no ideology for common sense. It's easy to talk about politics in terms of right and left wing because that's the way the news portrays it. And so to a degree, if I talk about political things I have to use the common parlance so people understand it. But I think of myself as a person devoted to practical and commonsense solutions to things that are real problems, and they oftentimes sound weird if suggested simply because people are so attached to the ideological ramblings of the right or the ideological ramblings of the left. They think that you have to choose between these two extremes. On the left you've got Communism. Well, Communism doesn't work. It absolutely doesn't work, and on the right you have Fascism and that doesn't work either.
...the difference here is that the left has often employed artists and creative people in order to further their goals. For the right-wing administration, the artists and dreamers are a threat to their way of life. And for the left-wing guys, the artists and dreamers are propaganda. So there's a danger coming from both directions. [...] There's only one place where you're safe and that's in the middle.
The problem is that the whole myth of the liberal media bias is preposterous because nobody who owns a broadcast license, or a newspaper, is a Democrat. They're all screaming on the right. And the flap about liberal media bias was manufactured by the right wing. The right wing goes to some of their friends in another part of the right wing and says, "You attack my network. You say that CBS is too liberal, and that gives us the license to behave more conservatively in order to appear to be fair". Thereby pushing any liberal idea completely out of their broadcast, and doing it in a way that's saying, "We're doing this to provide balance". Perfect fakeout.
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