The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended. want to see this and Repulsion quite badly. You've got a lo...

The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended.

These are the albums I'd replace the next day if lost... Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On (remastered version ftw!) Otis Redding - Otis Blue Prince - Sign of the Times Miles Davis - Kind of Blue Talking Heads - Remain in Light Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks Massive Attack - Blue Lines Tom Waits - Mule ...

I want one.

highly recommend Gordian Knot.

I think Behold...The Arctopus are mainly intrumental too, but I prefer Gordian Knot's songwriting.

dj phonetic wrote:Mix i made some weeks ago: http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=36723 mainly soul

Cheers mate. I've always wanted to hear Millie Jackson after seeing those album sleeves.

Funny you should mention them. I heard that Patton song on the radio today - apparently the only one with vocals on their latest album.

Definitely ear catching stuff.

Started watching Charlie Wilson's War...was originally put off by Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts, but it seems like a good film so far.

My 2nd attempt at The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.

Great chapter notes website for anyone interested...

http://www.csuohio.edu/english/nr0index.html

Also the last film I saw - thought it was okay, but not a classic by any stretch of the imagination. For a musical the music isn't that memorable and Johnny Depp wasn't all that IMO yet somehow he managed an Academy nomination. Tricky film to set the right tone. Burton has done better with Charlie a...

Baron_von_Carlton wrote:Vice Versa Love is a classic by Barrington Levy love that tune.

I can think of any Jamaican artists using this Soul style nowdays

Hell yeah!

My favourites are probably Sam & Dave, The Temptations, Curtis Mayfield, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson,The Isley Brothers, Isaac Hayes, The Supremes, Roy Ayers and the Four Tops. The usual ones mentioned really, they realeased so much classic material. Check this bat...

Listening to bits of Barrington Levy at the moment and while he normally rocks dancehall/reggae there's an element of soul in his ballads. Great stuff.

Seems like you have to buy compilations for the best motown as most stuff was originally released as singles.

So what floats ya boat?

tacospheros wrote:any chance of re-upping the tracklist graphic ?

What he said.

Looks deep. Cheers.