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I seem to be in bad shape along with the current economic decay though still in grips with considerable artistic projects (mainly film and music), The contagious and unkind vibe of this income deficient scam of a society that we are in almost rendered this

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Entertainment > Movie Genres Recommendations for comedic films: 1 of 28

This is a very recommendable list of comedic films that makes me laugh each and every time I pop it in my player and I have included each film with my personal analysis for those who share the same special type of humor as I do. Enjoy! 1. The Big Lebowski: The funniest scenarios and clearly a cult classic including Jeff Brid...
Entertainment > Movie Genres Best martial arts movies: 1 of 6

As a martial arts student, and urged to study the martial arts after seeing it on film, it is easy for me to appreciate some of the best fight scenes that was captured and choreographed well on cinematic views. The concept of suspending your disbelief but has elements of realism completely applies to a lot of martial arts mo...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd: 2 of 11

Pink Floyd delivers a landmark of a record released in 1973 when the marriage of electronic music and blues is evident on this album. As engineered by Alan Parsons in Abbey Road studios, the double-tracking recording technique was perfected along with some odd tricks with heavy reverbs, flanging effects, and other quadrophon...
Entertainment > Characters & Personalities Rod Serling and the Twilight Zone: 2 of 9

There once was a man who completely brought intelligence with entertainment and had figured out a creative way to be able to express undiscussed and touchy issues without being censored. The sheer, unadulterated brilliance and magical writing ability of Rod Serling had broken down barriers through his presentation of "The Tw...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: Rubber Soul, by The Beatles: 1 of 4

At the peak of the mania, in their dawn of experimentation with some herbal jazz cigarettes(marijuana),and at their post-cynical revelations and tour cancellation, The Beatles follows up the "Help" album that debuts their experimental flare with "Rubber Soul". A well crafted album rich with songs of energetic elements, some ...
Entertainment > Movie Genres Best movies ever: 16 of 52

I purchase movies for the purpose of being able to watch it again and again because of clever scripts, entertaining action, humor, overall appeal and even the darkness of its contents and (I might add) some um, just some sexual content but that's a different story. Here, I quickly compile a list of movies that I've seen at l...
Entertainment > Entertainment (Other) Funniest comedians of all time: 9 of 28

The relieving magic of laughter is an absolute escape from every tension that we all have to tackle in a life of various overwhelming obstacles and day to day trials. Comedy, with its many elements like parodies, one-liners, satire, situational, slapstick gags, stand-up, sketches and even some dark premises had always helped...
Entertainment > Album Reviews Album reviews: OK Computer, by Radiohead: 1 of 3

A monstrosity of an album conceived in 1996 and was released a year later in June of 1997, Radiohead achieved a monumental piece of work that earned triple platinum in the U.K., double platinum in the U.S.,a Grammy nomination and was awarded Best alternative music album. As similar to their previous (and also successful) eff...
Entertainment > Music Reviews (Other) Great lyrics of our times: 10 of 23

Lyricisms are the other inspiring engine in a song that supports the message of the personality of the music. Poetics can provoke themes of loneliness, anger, romance and joy depending upon the theme of the song. I've always found the lyricism of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, Dylan, Waters, Gilmore, Hendrix and a lot of other...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: My greatest accomplishments: 71 of 147

My son,Gabriel was growing up around all kinds of music and all kinds of guitars. Around his eight year, he started to become interested with music that I listened to (The Beatles, The stones, Jimi Hendrix, Tool, etc.) My brother's son, his cousin began his interest with the guitar before Gabriel did, and being as close as t...