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short version: fred durst loves jazz and put together a band, with some rotating musicians, locked down a venue, and does this jazz night. he only acts as MC, not a performer. he doesn't make any money off of it. also there are a few magic tricks during the show because fred likes magic.
Goddamit. I was just in LA last weekend. Now I gotta go back.
short version: fred durst loves jazz and put together a band, with some rotating musicians, locked down a venue, and does this jazz night. he only acts as MC, not a performer. he doesn't make any money off of it. also there are a few magic tricks during the show because fred likes magic.
Goddamit. I was just in LA last weekend. Now I gotta go back.
Come for the beaches, stay for the Fred Durst Jazz, Magic, and Taco Show.
short version: fred durst loves jazz and put together a band, with some rotating musicians, locked down a venue, and does this jazz night. he only acts as MC, not a performer. he doesn't make any money off of it. also there are a few magic tricks during the show because fred likes magic.
we really sold the Fred Durst Jazz and Magic Show short by just referring to it as Fred Durst Jazz Show
short version: fred durst loves jazz and put together a band, with some rotating musicians, locked down a venue, and does this jazz night. he only acts as MC, not a performer. he doesn't make any money off of it. also there are a few magic tricks during the show because fred likes magic.
Goddamit. I was just in LA last weekend. Now I gotta go back.
I'm glad someone understands my human conflict.. because somehow Fred Durst has arisen quietly above all the sad figures of our rap-rock times (I'm staring directly at you Kid Rock), to somehow kinda do something... cool?
Goddamit. I was just in LA last weekend. Now I gotta go back.
I'm glad someone understands my human conflict.. because somehow Fred Durst has arisen quietly above all the sad figures of our rap-rock times (I'm staring directly at you Kid Rock), to somehow kinda do something... cool?
I did it all for the 'Sookie Sookie'?
I'm laughing out loud at my desk thinking of "Rollin' feat. Kamasi Washington."
I just watched Nurse Jackie with my sister in it's entirety for the first time over the last couple weeks and I have a lot of feelings about it. Such a roller coaster ride. My sister and I are about to get the HBO pass for Hulu so we can finally watch The Sopranos and The Wire for the first time.
I just watched Nurse Jackie with my sister in it's entirety for the first time over the last couple weeks and I have a lot of feelings about it. Such a roller coaster ride. My sister and I are about to get the HBO pass for Hulu so we can finally watch The Sopranos and The Wire for the first time.
Jealous you get to experince them fresh.
We are pretty excited, we just can't decide which to watch first. I'm pushing for The Wire but she wants more Edie Falco, so she's leaning towards The Sopranos. I know they're both acclaimed as two of the best television series of all time though, so it feels like there's not a wrong choice to make here.
We are pretty excited, we just can't decide which to watch first. I'm pushing for The Wire but she wants more Edie Falco, so she's leaning towards The Sopranos. I know they're both acclaimed as two of the best television series of all time though, so it feels like there's not a wrong choice to make here.
Nurse Jackie was so good. It's the type of show that's most entertaining to me: a serial with procedural elements. The Good Wife also comes to mind as another good example. Nurse Jackie also has a very accurate portrayal of drug addiction. No spoilers, but I'm a fan of the ending as well. Edie Falco is transcendent.
Re: The Wire vs. The Sopranos, you can't go wrong.
We are pretty excited, we just can't decide which to watch first. I'm pushing for The Wire but she wants more Edie Falco, so she's leaning towards The Sopranos. I know they're both acclaimed as two of the best television series of all time though, so it feels like there's not a wrong choice to make here.
I don't know which I'd watch first but I'd also remember to watch Deadwood.
There's a local brewery that sells a jalapeno beer. I just so happen to like jalapenos (hot sauce more than peppers) and beer. I hate that beer, it's disgusting. I have a friend who doesn't like peppers and loves the beer.
We are pretty excited, we just can't decide which to watch first. I'm pushing for The Wire but she wants more Edie Falco, so she's leaning towards The Sopranos. I know they're both acclaimed as two of the best television series of all time though, so it feels like there's not a wrong choice to make here.
I don't know which I'd watch first but I'd also remember to watch Deadwood.
We are watching Deadwood for the million and seventh time right now. It never gets old.
The name is awful but with the right content, that could be a dope magazine. Esp if they sought out smaller regional fests or had interviews with talent bookers.
We'll probably see even more festival stuff coming mainstream after the Seth Rogen and Lonely Island music festival movie comings out.
*Crawls out from under rock The WHAT movie?!?!
They are collaborating on a movie about a music festival or something. When the fyre festival documentaries came out there was talk about them making a movie similar to what happened there but they've actually been working on it for quite a while and it shouldnt really be looked at as a fyre parody.