Author: jimmy

Here it is at long last, our ode to the films of 2010. Most of it was quite shitty, to be honest, but we found some that we liked.

Brendan’s 2010 List

5. Inception
4. Monsters
3. n/a
2. Dogtooth
1. Carlos

Jimmy’s 2010 List

5. Heartbeats (Les Amours Imaginaires)
4. Dogtooth
3. Kaboom
2. Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
1. Trash Humpers

The podcast opens with Deerhoof’s “Milk Man” as heard on The Kids Are Alright and ends with Duran Duran’s “The Chauffeur” as heard on Greenberg.

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In this episode we mostly have a cynicism-free conversation about Valentine’s Day. It opens with Mesh’s “It Scares Me” and ends with Depeche Mode’s “Shake the Disease.” We talk about our Valentine’s Day plans, Gaspar Noe’s Love, Moby Dick, the presidential election, American Crime Story and more.

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Here’s the new episode which starts up with Massive Attack’s “Take It There” and ends with PJ Harvey’s “The Wheel.” We talk about my whoring myself out literally to go to Barcelona for the Primavera Festival, rosebud cylinders, Jimmy-hog Day, the new episodes of The X-Files, Kanye West’s asshole, why I can’t deal with Twitter anymore, straight guys and their buttholes, Amy, Brendan playing tons of video games while his wifey has been away, stupid beards and more.

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Now that Sickie McGee (aka Brendan) has gotten better, we decided to record another one of these. We talked about old bands releasing new music this year, we talked about Sicario and we couldn’t help but putting down The Revenant again. God. What a fucking awful movie.

The episode started with Autolux’s “Future Perfect” and ends with a string quartet version of Björk’s “Hyperballad.”

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Happy new year! Hopefully? It’s our first episode in a few weeks, the first in the new year and we feature a guest! Our friend Matthew Harrison dropped by to inject some flavor in our movie talk — talk that we engaged in to avoid having to talk about our depressing as hell lives. Thank heavens for friends!

The episode opened with The Hearse’s “Dead City” off their self-titled debut album you can pick up on Bandcamp. The episode closes with Alter der Ruine’s “Soft Hours” which you can also get on Bandcamp.

– Brendan and I argue about David Bowie’s output over the last two decades.
– We agree on The Revenant — HATED IT!
– Brendan tries to convince me to watch the new Star Wars by making a comparison to Depeche Mode and Sisters of Mercy.
– We then have a scintillating conversation about streaming services and Hulu
– Hateful Eight and Quentin Tarantino talk that Matthew Harrison interrupts.
– Matthew talks about living in Reno, and we devolve into a freeform conversation that eventually ends. Eventually.

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It’s been several weeks since our last podcast, and upon hearing this episode I have to warn you all: I call a lot of people cunts. We didn’t really talk about our absence at all, but we did have plenty to talk about.

– Right off the bat I talk shit about Grimes and Adele and how fucking dull their music is. Then we talk shit about Eddie Redmayne, St. Vincent and most of David Byrne’s work.
– We give a lot of praise to Mad Max Fury Road and Creed.
– Brendan is offended that I am not a huge TV Buffy fan.
– We talk about this “Golden State of Television” and my ambivalence towards it.
– I talk about my goal of becoming the Supreme Leader of America.
– I rail against Caitlyn Jenner and what a stupid cunt she is.
– Sofia Coppola love segues to Matthew Barney hate.
– Zack Greinke going to the Diamondbacks, and Yasiel Puig talk.

The podcast opens with Peaches’ “Dick in the Air” and ends with Haujobb’s “Failure”.

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This episode is probably us at our worst with respect to attention span. We start talking about one thing and quickly get derailed into something else. It’s actually pretty interesting to listen to us trying to figure out what the hell we are talking about and how it all started. We talk:

– Al Jourgensen to Aimee Mann to Paul Thomas Anderson and the monstrosity that was Magnolia to Boogie Nights to 70s porn.
– Guns N Roses reunion rumors to grunge killing hair metal to Smashing Pumpkins to Bush.
– Brendan educates me about playing Fallout 4. I still don’t get it so we start talking about Infinite Jest, musing why some folks are very against abortion, to whether heteros are now forbidden from donating blood after the Charlie Sheen HIV revelation, to GG Allin to even more Infinite Jest.

The episode starts with Ministry’s “Reload” and ends with Coil’s “Backwards.”

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This podcast is late, I know. We talked a lot about the tragedy in Paris, and I guess part of me didn’t want to re-live that. I thought we managed to not to ape what was being said on social media, but I did tell a great U2 joke. So there was that. We also talked about Wes Anderson movies and other things I had recently watched.

I probably should have edited this down since this goes on for about 75 minutes, but I’m already late in putting this together. So voila! The podcast opens with Bauhaus’s “In the Flat Fields” and ends with Nocando’s “Anne Rice”.

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This is an interesting podcast. We had a couple of interruptions and lot of nonsense that had to be excised from this recording. And thanks to the extra hour with the time change, I had more than enough time to do it. In this episode we talk about:

– The Running Man and industrial music samples.
– The Republican debates and why Jimmy doesn’t get why people watch it. Somehow we start talking about porn, naturally. Then there is a technical difficulty of sorts.
– Brendan had to expel some things from his system. Then we did a eulogy for Grantland.

The podcast starts with Noise Box’s “I Hate You” and ends with My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult’s “A Daisy Chain 4 Satan.”

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Weather is truly terrifying. While we don’t talk about it the entire hour, I think you can hear it in our voices throughout the episode that it’s not too far from our minds. We talk about:

– We talk stormy weather, specifically Hurricane Patricia. Brendan somehow gets butthurt when he is pointed out that he was spouting misinformation. Jimmy is terrified about everything.
– Don Mattingly leaving the Dodgers
– Brendan is anxious about seeing the five-hour directors cut of Wim Wender’s Until the End of the World.
– Brendan could move to Colorado. Jimmy could move to Louisiana or Montana. Then Jimmy tells his pants pissing story.

The Pixies “Stormy Weather” opens the episode while Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds “(I’ll Love You) Until the End of the World” closes it out.

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