Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, ‘What to Think with Mike and Jeff.’ In this episode we enlist and join the HD-DVD/Bluray war, which leads us, of course, into supply and demand economics and corporate greed. Sounds like a barrel of monkeys to me! Oh, we do get into movies as well, so don’t fret.

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Intro: The Cure “I Want To Be Old (Studio Demo)”
01: The Fall “Clasp Hands”
02: Killing Joke “Seeing Red”
03: Rebel Yell “Blue Highway”
04: Rick James “High On Your Love Suite/ One Mo Hit (of Your Love)”
05: Bob Mould “High Fidelity”
06: Big Star “When My Baby’s Beside Me”
07: Blue Man Group “Your Attention”
08: A Guy Called Gerald “Voodoo Ray”
09: The Hives “Supply and Demand”
10: The Psychedelic Furs “President Gas”
11: Sugar “Company Book”
12: Thievery Corporation “Lebanese Blonde”
13: Tears For Fears “Johnny Panic And The Bible Of Dreams (unstable mix)”
14: Spoon “Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we start off with a false start due to a pizza delivery interruption, then we get into beer, delivery driver tips, whether or not to answer the front door and cars. Eventually we start talking about movies, namely “There Will Be Blood”; the subject of Marc Forster comes up which leads us into Halle Berry’s unsexy sex scene, Billy Bob Thornton and “Sling Blade”; “3:10 To Yuma” and James Mangold; Reese Witherspoon goes off the reservation; Mike talks “Cloverfield”; Tom Cruise leaves the reservation in a rocket ship; and we end up getting Stoned.

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Intro: The Cult “She Sells Sanctuary”
01: The Jesus and Mary Chain “Taste The Floor”
02: Glassjaw “Tip Your Bartender”
03: Gary Numan “Cars (REMIX)”
04: Killing Joke “Love Like Blood (86 Remix)”
05: The Cure “Let’s Go To Bed (Acoustic)”
06: Kyuss “Fatso Forgetso”
07: The Ramones “Makin Monsters For My Friends”
08: Social Distortion “Mommy’s Little Monster”
09: Queens of the Stoneage “Rated R Monsters In The Parasol”
10: Teenage Fanclub “Straight and Narrow”
11: The Pixies “Where Is My Mind (REMIX)”
12: Graham Coxon “Baby, You’re Out of Your Mind”
13: The Replacements “Never Mind”
14: UME “Hive Mind”
15: The Fall “Blood Outta Stone”
16: Van Morrison “And It Stoned Me”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Elizabeth Collins one more time and she starts the show marveling at the profound greatness of my last name; we compare and contrast Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan movies; Elizabeth’s favorite movies; people we look like; how “Pulp Fiction” changed things; Dakota Fanning’s career path; our first film-going experiences; and we wind up on TV shows we have to watch before we die.

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Intro: R.E.M “I Took Your Name”
01: Chromeo “You’re So Gangsta”
02: Mission Of Burma “Academy Fight Song”
03: The Ramones “Street Fighting Man”
04: Thin Lizzy “Fighting My Way Back”
05: Comsat Angels “Missing In Action”
06: The Replacements “Favorite Thing”
07: Sugar “Your Favorite Thing”
08: Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick “Childrens Story”
09: Sonic Youth “Poet In The Pit”
10: R.E.M “Romance”
11: Metallica “Stone Cold Crazy”
12: Queen “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”
13: Sting “Shape Of My Heart”
14: The Beastie Boys “Ricky’s Theme”
15: Nine Inch Nails “March Of The Pigs”
16: Matthew Herbert “Movie Star”
17: The Fall “Jawbone And The Air-Rifle”
18: Violent Femmes “I Hate the TV”
19: The Rentals “My Head Is In The Sun”
20: The Beatles “Hello, Goodbye”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast,”What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Elizabeth Collins and she starts off telling us of her impending cocaine addiction before telling us about her film work as a writer and director; we get in a little “Eyes Wide Shut” action; TV shows we watch; leading female roles; quarter life crises, Hollywood lineages and texting; the wonderful world of Bergman; again with the “Zodiac”; and we end with a teaser for the next episode. Elizabeth likes to tease!

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Intro: The Chemical Brothers “Hey Boy, Hey Girl (extended remix)”
01: The Cure “Sugar Girl”
02: Cut Copy “Future (Chromeo Remix)”
03: Billy Idol “Eyes Without a Face”
04: The Glove “Orgy”
05: The Rolling Stones “Honky Tonk Women”
06: Bruce Springsteen “I Wanna Marry You”
07: The Sound “Quarter Past Two”
08: The Replacements “Kids Don’t Follow”
09: In Tua Nua “Seven Into The Sea”
10: Frank Black & The Catholics “I Think I’m Starting To Lose It”
11: Talking Heads “Totally Nude”
12: Husker Du “Ice Cold Ice”
13: Sonic Youth “Personality Crisis”
14: The Chameleons “Perfume Garden”
15: The Waterboys “Killing My Heart”
16: Veruca Salt “Awesome”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome the first female guest in the history of the show, Elizabeth Collins. That’s one small step for a woman, one giant leap for womankind. We wrap up the year in movies and pick our top 5; we discuss serial killers; the difference between P.T.A. and Gilliam; and we finish off with news of Elizabeth’s job interview in L.A.

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Intro: The Ramones “Blitzkrieg Bop”
1: Jimmy Eat World “Thinking, That’ s All”
2: Camera Obscura “Happy New Year”
3: Death Cab For Cutie “The New Year”
4: XTC “Spinning Top”
5: The Style Council “Shout To The Top”
6: Doug E. Fresh “Keep Rising To The Top”
7: Rezillos “Top of the Pops”
8: World Party “Show Me To The Top”
9: The Prodigy “Serial Killer”
10: The Prodigy “Serial Thrilla”
11: Frank Black “Ten Percenter”
12: New Young Pony Club “Jerk Me”
13: Thin Lizzy “Hollywood”
14: Killing Joke “Hollywood Babylon”
15: Peter Gabriel “Kiss That Frog”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Randun Henessey, and not only does he deftly steal the spoiler alert, but he refuses to relinquish control of it. Topics we touch on in this episode include: the insanity of Klaus Kinski; Wes Anderson films; movies that make us cry; the problem with anime and cartoons, which leads us to CGI; Coppola’s bohemian collective; “Pan’s Labryinth” and del Toro; the Coen’s rating system; great expectations ruined and no expectations rewarded; the overlooked Irish film “Intermission”; and we end up on Bergman of course.

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Intro: U2 - “A Sort Of Homecoming”
1: R.E.M - “Crazy”
2: The Jesus and Mary Chain - “Half Way To Crazy”
3: Queen - “Stone Cold Crazy”
4: Parliament - “Aqua Boogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop)”
5: Bruce Springsteen - “Highway Patrolman”
6: Bob Mould - “Stop Your Crying”
7: The Sundays - “Cry”
8: Van Halen - “Jamie’s Cryin’”
9: Robyn Hitchcock - “Flesh Cartoons”
10: The Dandy Warhols - “Bohemian Like You”
11: Queen - “Bohemian Rhapsody”
12: Adrian Borland - “European Streets In The Rain”
13: The Rolling Stones - “No Expectations”
14: Josie Cotton - “Johnny are you Queer”
15: Big Country - “Porrohman”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Randun Henessey, and we can hear him this time! We start off with a review of “No Country For Old Men”; we venture into Billy Wilder territory and eventually wind up on P.T. Anderson in anticipation of “There Will Be Blood.”

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Intro: Ned’s Atomic Dustbin “Happy”
1: Dinosaur Jr “Just Like Heaven”
2: Violent Femmes “Country Death Song”
3: Waterboys “Girl Of The North Country”
4: Johnny Cash “Country Trash”
5: Rod Stewart “Country Comforts”
6: Rolling Stones “Country Honk”
7: The Fall “The Man Whose Head Expanded”
8: Jon Brion “So Now Then”
9: Wire “(A Berlin) Drill”
10: Killing Joke “Love Like Blood (86 Remix)”
11: Midnight Oil “Blossom And Blood”
12: Editors “Bullets”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Frank Mendoza as Mike puts in a little music request: the Brothers Gibb. Well, he gets it. A lot of it. All of it, as in the whole episode has the Bee Gees playing in the background. We talk about actors we want to work with; Michael Mann’s passion; Bai Ling’s otherworldly feature; whether or not you can direct De Niro; Frank talks about showing up as an actor; and we finish with the Capra ending.

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Intro: The Bee Gees “Stayin’ Alive”
1: “Jive Talkin’”
2: “How deep is your love”
3: “Tragedy”
4: “You Should Be Dancing”
5: “If I Can’t Have You”
6: “Love So Right”
7: “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”
8: “I Started A Joke”
9: “Love You Inside Out”
10: “Heartbreaker”
11: “One”
12: “Alone”
13: “Too Much Heaven”
14: “More Than A Woman”
15: “Night Fever”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Frank Mendoza and we start off by lambasting Kevin Smith for talking about everything except films in his SModcast before doing just that: we talk about everything except films and generally annoy the hell out of one another. Lots of imitations go around and we pick on each other until eventually we start discussing movies. And then we get back to aggravating the hell out of each other.

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Intro: Billy Idol “Rebel Yell”
1: The Vapors “News at Ten”
2: Nine Inch Nails “Suck”
3: Faith No More “Naked In Front Of The Computer”
4: Queens of the Stone Age “Hispanic Impressions”
5: Jane’s Addiction “Ain’t No Right”
6: Men at Work “Overkill”
7: Public Enemy “Can’t Do Nuttin’ For Ya Man”
8: Soundgarden “Nothing to Say”
9: The Dandy Warhols “Smoke It”
10: The Smiths “That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore”
11: Nirvana “Mexican Seafood”
12: Lush “Fantasy”
13: The Boomtown Rats “Do The Rat”
14: The Smashing Pumpkins “Crush”
15: My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult “After the Flesh”
12: Lush “Fantasy”
16: Nada Surf “Sleep (French Version)”
12: The Buzzcocks “Fast Cars”
12: Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians “Tell Me About Your Drugs”
12: Wu-Tang Clan “Duck Season”
16: Iggy Pop “Kill City”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In our this episode we welcome back Frank Mendoza and start off with the new Coen brothers film, “No Country For Old Men”; we delve into Ealing comedies and that leads us to David Lean; for some reason Lean makes us horny and inexplicably that leads us into the abominably racist “Birth of a Nation”; Frank does some impressions for us– dance monkey, dance!!! Mike opines for Nick Gomez and I long for Peter Fonda to get his teeth knocked out; we get into pederast filmmakers and wonder why they get to keep making films; we talk about the craft of trailer-making and that leads us into “Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang”; Nicolas Cage tries to bite our heads off with his huge horse teeth; we talk about the Madsen-Sizemore interchange; the decline of the Farrelly brothers; Bonnaduce slam dunks a reality hack; and Dog the Bounty Hunter commits career suicide.

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Intro: VHS Or Beta “Dynamize”
1: The Kooks “Ooh La”
2: Big Audio Dynamite “The Globe (Orb Remix)”
3: Redanka “In A State”
4: Badly Drawn Boy “Nothings Gonna Change Your Mind”
5: Tweaker “Microsize Boy”
6: The Cribs “Mirror Kissers”
7: Dig “Electric Chord”
8: Charlatans “Good Witch Bad Witch/Impossible”
9: Abandoned Pools “Fluorescein”
10: The Cult “New York City”
11: Dungen “Sluta följa efter”
12: David Bowie “Never Let Me Down”
13: Brian Eno “Needles In The Camel’s Eye”
14: 808 State “Brown Sauce”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we start off with a little chit chat… you know, deer hunting, suicide, etc; we quickly get “Into the Wild”; Keir Dullea hosts a 2001 screening in Houston; Josh Brolin films the most expensive audition of all time; then we spend a really long time on the new cut of “Blade Runner”; and we wind things up with “Eastern Promises” and that beautiful crybaby Naomi Watts before ending with the disappearance of the Fiennes brothers.

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Intro: The Catherine Wheel “Sparks Are Gonna Fly”
1: Fischerspooner “The 15Th (Troy Roberts Vs Dave Dresden & Joy Remix)”
2: Blur “Battle”
3: Tubeway Army “Everyday I Die”
4: Fischerspooner “Circle (Vision Creation New Sun)”
5: The Glove “Relax”
6: The Glove “A Blues in Drag”
7: The Glove “Mouth to Mouth”
8: The Church “Spark”
9: The New Radicals “Crying Like a Church on Monday”
10: Iggy Pop & The Stooges “Search & Destroy”
11: Sting “Englishman In New York”
12: The Fall “English Scheme”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we get back to a two man show and it’s almost live! We start off with Bergman on the Dick Cavett Show and Mike’s review of Bergman’s film “Shame”; I bring up the works of Jean Cocteau and that leads us into Picasso; we briefly touch on Oliver Reed; we dabble in the new sequels in production and the concept of shooting sequels back to back to save money; and we end up on “The Twilight Zone Movie” and why they don’t have deleted scenes on the new HD-DVD.

Please enjoy and let us know what you think! For the music time we have a special lineup– almost the entire Huker Du album, “Warehouse: Songs and Stories”, save for one song, “Bed of Nails.” It wouldn’t fit. Also, the site we mention with many great Bergman clips and the Dick Cavett interview is called Bergmanorama. Enjoy!

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Howard Block one more time and we start off with the television show “The Shield”; Mike talks about Ridley Scott’s “The Duelists”; Howard avenges himself against the tyranny that is this show; we talk about what kind of movies we want to make ; we touch on the touch and go world of Atom Egoyan; Bergman rears his head once more; and so does Kubrick; then we end up with Howard’s progression.

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Intro: The Rentals “Hello, Hello”
1: Tears For Fears “Everybody Wants To Rule The World (urban mix)”
2: The Style Council “The Paris Match”
3: She Wants Revenge “I Don’t Want To Fall In Love”
4: Longwave “Tidal Wave”
5: INXS “Need You Tonight/Mediate”
6: The Futureheads “Decent Days And Nights”
7: The Bravery “Hot Pursuit”
8: Devo “Don’t Rescue Me”
9: The Doves “Sea Song”
10: The Engineers “Thrasher”
11: Green Day “F.O.D.”
12: The Editors “Blood”
13: I Am Kloot “Over My Shoulder”
14: Lush “Leaves Me Cold”
15: Midnight Oil “Someone Else to Blame”
16: Morrissey “Found Found Found”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Howard Block and get right to the point, which is, what is the point of “Five Easy Pieces”? Howard asks us the million dollar question: ‘Why do you guys like Kubrick?’ Hours later, seemingly, we discuss “Eyes Wide Shut” which was released in it’s uncut form for the first time in the U.S. this week; Then Mike is asked to justify his fondness for “Zodiac” and Fincher. We end up on Tarantino and the new cut of “Deathproof” as Howard promises to bring “the funny” for the next episode.

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Intro: A Certain Ratio “Do The Du”
1: Roxy Music “More Than This”
2: Earlimart “Happy Alone”
3: My Bloody Valentine “Come In Alone”
4: The Jesus And Mary Chain “Mo Tucker”
5: Gang Of Four “Cheeseburger”
6: Chicks On Speed “Warm Leatherette”
7: Hoodoo Gurus “What’s My Scene”
8: Meat Puppets “Flaming Heart”
9: Hot Hot Heat “This Town”
10: Living Colour “Under Cover of Darkness”
11: Incubus “New Skin”
12: Office “Company Calls”
13: New Order “Chosen Time”
14: Phoenix “Lost and Found”
15: Sam Roberts “On The Run”
16: The Ramones “I Wanna Be Sedated”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back Michael Carson and he brings along a guest– the one and only Howard Block. We start off with a lengthy review of “Michael Clayton”; we get into “25th Hour” and why Norton is Norton; we touch on the touch of Spike Lee; the whole HD-DVD vs Blu-Ray rears it’s ugly head; and we inform Courtney Love that it’s a vagina, not a clown car; and we finish with “American Movie” before Howard’s bladder explodes.

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Intro: The Cure “High (Higher Mix)”
1: Echo & The Bunnymen “Make Us Blind”
2: New Young Pony Club “Tight Fit”
3: Simple Minds “Sanctify Yourself”
4: The Sleepy Jackson “Acid In My Heart”
5: Stiff Little Fingers “Doesn’t Make It All Right”
6: Sigur Ros “Myrkur”
7: Sonic Youth “Incinerate”
8: Westbury Squares “Seperate”
9: Midnight Oil “Progress”
10: Jeff Buckley “Nightmares By The Sea”
11: Lou Reed “Rock ‘N’ Roll”
12: British Sea Power “A Lovely Day Tomorrow”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast,  ‘What to Think with Mike and Jeff.’ In this episode Mike goes back to rehab and we welcome back Big Mike and Frank. We drink a lot during this episode so prepare yourself for slurred words, rambling and lots of talking over each other. We start off with Pacino and American actors doing Shakespeare; we get off on Salvador Dali; we go a little into acting method; we debate the genius of Val; discuss the music biopic; Big Mike and Frank discuss their favorite directors; and Higgins rejects me.

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Intro: Prince “Controversy”
1: Billy Idol “Daytime Drama”
2: Brazilian Girls “Pussy”
3: The Bravery “Time Won’t Let Me Go”
4: Bob Mould “I Am Vision I Am Sound”
5: Brian Eno “Blank Frank”
6: Comsat Angels “Island Heart”
7: The Beastie Boys “Body Movin’”
8: Gwen Stefani “What You Waiting For”
9: Johnny Cash “I Walk The Line”
10: The Hourly Radio “Deaf Ears”
11: The Kooks “Ooh La”
12: They Might Be Giants “Meet James Ensor”
13: George Harrison “Love Comes to Everyone”
14: Felix Da Housecat “Madame Hollywood (Ursula 1000 Remix)”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode Mike watches “Zodiac” and gives me his full review. I don’t know what took him so long. Normally he watches a lot of good movies, but I guess there is no accounting for taste; I follow that up with a compare/contrast of “Straight Time” and “Five Easy Pieces”; we touch on “Eastern Promises” and agree to go see it together; Mike talks about “3:10 To Yuma” and the trailer for “There Will Be Blood”; we get pumped up for Naked Natalie in the short before “Darjeeling Limited” and Sean Penn’s “Into the Wild”; I give my review of “Narc” to Mike’s chagrin; we discuss another classic instance of a character appearing in two unrelated films; we talk about interesting double features; I introduce “Tales of IMDB”; then we end up on Frank Darabont and my depth of character.

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The music selection is a bit special for this episode. It is a megamix of 80’s songs. Here is the tracklisting in the megamix:

Birds Fly (Whisper To A Scream) - ICICLE WORKS
I Touch Roses - BOOK OF LOVE
Don’t You (Forget About Me) - SIMPLE MINDS
Beds Are Burning - MIDNIGHT OIL
A Little Respect - ERASURE
Feels Like Heaven - FICTION FACTORY
African and White - CHINA CRISIS
Pure - LIGHTNING SEEDS
Ghost In You - PSYCHEDELIC FURS
Wishful Thinking - CHINA CRISIS
The Pan Within - THE WATERBOYS
Don’t Do It - NEW ORDER
State Of The Nation - INDUSTRY
It’s My Life - TALK TALK
Two Rivers - THE ADVENTURES
Bride Of Frankenstein - O.M.D.
Desire - GENE LOVES JEZEBEL
Pretty In Pink - PSYCHEDELIC FURS
In Between Days - THE CURE
Let Her Go - STRAWBERRY SWITCHBLADE
More To Lose - SEONA DANCING
Palm Of My Hand - PALE FOUNTAINS
I Melt With You - MODERN ENGLISH
China - RED ROCKERS
Enola Gay - O.M.D.
I Got The Message - MEN WITHOUT HATS
Never You Done That - GENERAL PUBLIC
German Girl - THE LOTUS EATERS
The First Picture Of You - THE LOTUS EATERS
Chamber OF Hellos - WIRE TRAIN
Matador - XMAL DEUTSCHLAND

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode Mike returns in full effect, and immediately starts waffling; we jump on the new cut of “Death Proof”; we discuss the abomination that is “Inland Empire” at length; Q turns black and starts hatin on the new Bond, without even seeing it; we do a double feature; and Mike gets an offer he can’t refuse.

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Intro: Interpol “Evil”
1: Hard-Fi “Cash Machine”
2: Moving Units “Between Us and Them”
3: The Go! Team “Ladyflash”
4: Maximo Park “Apply Some Pressure”
5: Radio 4 “Absolute Affirmation”
6: The Kills “The Good Ones”
7: Duke Spirit “Lion Rip”
8: Nine Black Alps “Cosmopolitan”
9: The Subways “You Got Me”
10: Willy Mason “Oxygen”
11: Fleeing New York “Hollywood Bowl”
12: The Magic Numbers “Anima Sola”
13: 22 20s “Such A Fool”
14: Bloc Party “Helicopter”
15: The Futureheads “Meantime”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode I welcome two special guests, Frank Mendoza and Big Mike Hernandez, as Mike Carson takes the show off. We start off with my bad day and then the shenanigans begin. Caveat Emptor. This is the bastard spawn of Satan episode. This is the episode that won’t die. It’s the episode that you’ve all been hoping would not rear it’s ugly head. It’s the black sheep of our podcast canon. And it just so happens to be pretty entertaining and funny.

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Intro: Feeder “Feeling A Moment”
1: Dukes Of Stratosphear “You’re My Drug”
2: The Dresden Dolls “Coin-Operated Boy”
3: Graham Coxon “I Wish”
4: Newcleus “Jam On It”
5: Robyn Hitchcock And The Venus 3 “Underground Sun”
6: Social Distortion “Ring Of Fire”
7: The Who “Substitute (Rare US Single Version)”
8: Wire “Our Swimmer”
9: Keane “Everybody’s Changing”
10: Weezer “Getchoo”
11: Miss Kittin & The Hacker “You and Us”
12: Bark Psychosis “400 Winters”
13: DJ Format “English Lesson (Remix)”
14: Electric Light Orchestra “Turn to Stone”
15: Camper Van Beethoven “Borderline”
16: Foo Fighters “Cheer Up Boys, Your Makeup Is Running”
17: Goldfrapp “Strict Machine (Rowan’s Remix)”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back our special guest, Randun Hennesey, for one last show and start off with Fincher’s “Zodiac,” which leads us into an in-depth conversation on serial killers; Kubrick checkmates Sellers; great filmmakers dabble in TV; I vomit on David Caruso; Tarantino fades away a little more; Ryder and Reeves butcher accents; some Gary Oldman love; we walk to Werner; loathing product placement; we talk a bit more about Malick; Mike finally watches “The World According To Garp”; we get drenched in “Purple Rain”; we walk the “Thin Blue Line”; and we end up with guilty pleasures.

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Intro: Red Hot Chili Peppers “Higher Ground”
1: Siouxsie And The Banshees “Monitor”
2: Sex Pistols “Submission”
3: R.E.M. “Second Guessing”
4: Dresden Dolls “Girl Anachronism”
5: The Police “Reggatta de Blanc”
6: Bob Dylan “Jokerman”
7: Daft Punk “Face to face [Cosmo Vitelli rmx]”
8: David Bowie “Little Wonder”
9: The Walkmen “French Vacation”
10: Soundgarden “Big Dumb Sex”
11: The Sundays “Leave This City”
12: Social Distortion “Hour of Darkness”
13: Section 25 “No Abiding Place”
14: Queen “Radio Ga Ga”
15: Abandoned Pools “Start Over”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back our special guest, Randun Hennesey, and Mike kicks off the show with his best “Jeff Faulkinbury” impression (and fails miserably, I might add); we quickly agree to talk about Kubrick, and this leads us to HD-DVD release schedules; Randun tries to get us to pile on Tony Danza; we name our favorite actors; we get all taboo and talk about the Holocaust comedy; a brief review of “Blood Diamond”; Mike and I disagree about when to walk out, or not walk out, on a movie; we get back into Kubrick with “A Clockwork Orange”; we get technical with scratching and upconverting DVDs; and we finish with our problems with Netflix.

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Intro: Danger Mouse and Jay-Z “99 Problems”
1: Johnny Cash “Personal Jesus”
2: Kraftwerk “Taschenrechner”
3: The Kooks “Naive”
4: The Others “Lackey”
5: The Misfits “Astro Zombies”
6: Low Flying Owls “What My Friends Say”
7: Madness “Embarrassment”
8: The Paddingtons “Sorry”
9: Nova Mob “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”
10: Public Image Ltd. “Socialist”
11: The Slits “Typical Girls”
12: UME “Baby Xie-Xie”
13: Sonic Youth “Disappearer”
14: Radio 4 “CertainTragedy”
15: Paul Weller “Back In The Fire”
16: Prince & the Revolution “Let’s Go Crazy”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome back our special guest, Randun Hennesey, and start off with Dustin Hoffman’s latest stab at cash; I fawn over “Used Cars”; we dabble in a little Lynch and Cronenberg; Randun joins me on the Edward Norton hate wagon; we discuss ideas that other film makers unknowingly stole from us; my freakish nightmare rears it’s ugly head; Erin Moran’s head asplodes; Terrence Malick goes on holiday for 15 years; I reveal my love-hate relationship with the Spacey; Courtney Love tries to sue us for the rights to the podcast; Mike tries to sermonize us; and we end up agreeing to another podcast with Randun in which we will talk endlessly about Kubrick.

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Intro: The Dandy Warhols “Not If You Were the Last Junkie On Earth”
1: A Tribe Called Quest “We Can Get Down”
2: The Westbury Squares “Holiday”
3: The Wonder Stuff “Unbearable”
4: Radiohead “Paranoid Android”
5: Adam & the Ants “Deutscher Girls”
6: Paul Weller “It’s Written in the Stars”
7: Christopher Wilson “How Why and When”
8: Edan “The Science Of The Two”
9: The Urge “Straight to Hell”
10: The Teardrop Explodes “Treason”
11: The Talking Heads “Memories Can’t Wait”
12: UME “Baby Xie-Xie”
13: Sonic Youth “Disappearer”
14: Simple Minds “Alive & Kicking”
15: The Tubes “White Punks On Dope”
16: Nirvana “Dive”
17: Crystal Hutchens “Surround Sound”
18: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah “Over And Over Again (Lost And Found)”
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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we welcome a very special guest, Randun Hennesey, and start off with Mike’s disdain for the anti-piracy PSA at the front of DVDs these days; how the drugs are screwing with Ebert; Randun hates on 300; we get racial and you know that always leads to Star Wars; we discuss our favorite Kubrick films; McQ sells his car; Ridley Scott is the extra features master; Oliver Stone drops his own name; we touch on the effective use of the cameo; and we end up inviting Randun back for the next episode.

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Intro: Van Halen “Hot For Teacher”
1: VHS or Beta “Night On Fire”
2: Violent Femmes Jesus Walking on the Water”
3: Lipps Inc. “Funkytown”
4: Love Spit Love “How Soon Is Now?”
5: The Fixx “One Thing Leads to Another”
6: The Tom Tom Club “Genius of Love”
7: Queen “Another One Bites the Dust”
8: Trio “Da Da Da (I Don’t Love You You Don’t Love Me Aha Aha Aha)”
9: Peter Schilling “Major Tom (Coming Home)”
10: The Thompson Twins “Lies”
11: The Used To Be “Crash Helmet”
12: The Motels “Suddenly Last Summer”
13: Killing Joke “Chop-Chop”
14: Run DMC “It’s Like That (Legacy Mix)”
15: The Ramones “Pinhead”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we get all lispy and light-footed as we start off with a little Guy Ritchie; Edward Norton attempts to completely re-write the episode right under our noses; I ponder why a movie called “Snatch” has absolutely none in it; we discover that James Bond is a complete buffoon in “Goldfinger;” we talk a little about exactly why you move the freaking camera; Mike mourns the last Michael Mann film; The Simpsons Movie makes pedophiles of us; my head explodes after watching “On the Lot” for the first time; which leads us to a discussion on the what’s wrong with indie filmmaking and the festival culture.

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Intro: David Byrne “Angels”
1: Adrian Borland “Neon And Stone”
2: The Arcade Fire “Power Out”
3: Bloc Party “Shes Hearing Voices”
4: Moby “James Bond Theme”
5: Lush “Hey Hey Helen”
6: Meat Puppets “We Don’t Exist”
7: Men Women and Children “At Night I Like To Fight”
8: Morrissey “The World is Full of Crashing Bores”
9: Patrick Wolf “Accident & Emergency”
10: Nirvana “Paper Cuts”
11: Nine Inch Nails “Sin”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we begin our foray into television, as several cameras film us in a studio, instead of our normal recording location– a little cave I call “my home theater room.” This is the Ingmar Bergman retrospective episode, however, we do get in a little Antonioni and a complete review of “The Bourne Ultimatum.”

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Intro: The Presidents of the United States of America “Video Killed The Radio Star”
1: Billy Bragg “Tank Park Salute”
2: The Beatles “Eleanor Rigby/Julia/I Am the Walrus”
3: AC/DC “For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)”
4: The Undertones “Teenage Kicks”
5: The Tears “Imperfection”
6: The Shout Out Louds “The Comeback”
7: Simple Minds “Homosapien”
8: Prince and the Revolution “Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)”
9: Radiohead “Where I End and You Begin”
10: Pink Floyd “Run Like Hell”
11: Ministry “The Missing”
12: Ladytron “Light & Magic”
13: Moby “Extreme Ways”
14: Smashing Pumpkins “United States of America”
15: The Strokes “Last Nite”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we start off with my weight loss (South Beach works!) as I ponder doing the show without a shirt; we worship at the altar of P.T. Anderson; we compare and contrast the Lyne and Kubrick “Lolita” films; touch on Peter Sellers and actors that disappear in their roles; ponder why Roland Joffe’ hasn’t made a good film since “The Killing Fields;” Spalding Gray surfaces; why I can’t write in a big, comfy chair; why great actors in horrible movies tend to ham it up; we agree to disagree on “Midnight Cowboy;” I explain the ending of “Barton Fink;” and we wrap it all up with the enigma that is “Donnie Darko.”

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Intro: The Stills “Lola Stars And Stripes”
1: Modest Mouse “Gravity Rides Everything”
2: Aimee Mann “Save Me”
3: Keane “Nothing in My Way”
4: U2 Out of Control”
5: Pete Townshend “Let My Love Open the Door”
6: She Wants Revenge “Red Flags and Long Nights”
7: The Rentals “Friends Of P.”
8: Elastica “Waking Up”
9: A Certain Ratio “Do The Du”
10: The Church “Antenna”
11: Camera Obscura “Before You Cry”
12: Happy Mondays “Rave On”
13: The Catherine Wheel “Ballad Of A Running Man”
14: Devo “Cold War”
14: Husker Du “Sorry Somehow”
14: The Shins “Caring is Creepy”
15: Echo & The Bunnymen “The Killing Moon”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we start off with our complete and utter ignorance on the whole Harry Potter phenomenon; watching Wheel of Torture at dinnertime; liquid soap or urine? your choice; bad projectionists have final cut; Tarantino: master of homage or ripoff artist? you decide; ‘Choke’ is stolen from Mike; Carrie Fisher goes from zero to bitch in 60 seconds; torturing actors; Keith Carradine vs. Ingmar Bergman– the steel cage match!; and then Mike almost chokes to death on water before going all google-eyed on Tony Scott. (Please note that we recorded this episode just before Bergman died. We will have a full retrospective soon.)

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Intro: Crowded House “Locked Out”
1: New Order “World in Motion”
2: The Vapors “Turning Japanese”
3: U2 “God Part II”
4: Queens Of The Stone Age “Ode To Clarissa”
5: Xiu Xiu “Pox”
6: Kings of Leon “California Waiting”
7: Nada Surf “Popular”
8: The National “Secret Meeting”
9: The Psychedelic Furs “Love My Way”
10: The Radio Dept. “This Past Week”
11: Razorlight “Vice”
12: The Plimsouls “My Life Ain’t Easy”
13: The Raveonettes “Change”
14: Primus “Natureboy”
15: Frank Black “White Noise Maker”
16: Colin Newman “Order For Order”
17: British Sea Power “Oh Larsen B”
18: Blue Man Group “I Feel Love”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we start off with Werner Herzog and his ‘ecstatic truth’ on our way to “Rescue Dawn”; Jeremy Davies gets nutty on us as Steve Zahn shows his chops; We try to survive in the jungle; Werner gets shot; We dance to the Manchester sound; Mike one-ups me; We duel to the death over the Blu Ray/HD-DVD war; Travel down ole Mexico way; Mike has temporary amnesia; touch on the 175 million dollar comedy; Man-love for Phillip Seymour Hoffman; We watch movies where the hero has to kill every mother effer in sight; We debate whether or not to use the spoiler alert; We take a trip to Chan-wook Park; And wrap it all up with a Herzog-Kinski death throe.

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Intro: Megaherz “Perfekt Droge”
1: The Mekons “Empire of the Senseless”
2: New Young Pony Club “Get Dancey”
3: The Jam “Town Called Malice”
4: The Posies “Flavor of the Month”
5: Joy Division “She’s Lost Control”
6: The Sound “Deep Breath”
7: The Fall “The Knight, the Devil and Death”
8: The Jesus and Mary Chain “Blues From A Gun”
9: Iggy Pop “The Passenger”
10: Spacehog “In The Meantime”
11: The Soundtrack of Our Lives “21st Century Rip Off”
12: Smashing Pumpkins “Stand Inside Your Love”
13: The Walkmen “Revenge Wears No Wristwatch”
14: VHS or Beta “Nightwaves”
15: The Scanners “Lowlife”
16: Wire “Ex-Lion Tamer”
17: The Pixies “Wave of Mutilation”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.”In this episode we start off with a little Howard Block action; I come unhinged discussing my favorite Letterman moment; IMDB and the local scenesters; George Lucas continues to play the hack card; Three storylines converge into one; We briefly touch on acting method but avoid boring ourselves to sleep; J.J. Abrams and Star Trek; and for some inexplicable reason Mike had to bring up Guy Ritchie.

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Intro: New Radicals “You Get What You Give”
1: Midnight Oil “Read About It”
2: R.E.M. “Crazy”
3: The Police “Walking on the Moon (Techno Remix)”
4: The Ramones “Beat On The Brat”
5: Public Image Ltd. “Public Image”
6: Fischer-Z “The Worker”
7: The Damned “Neat Neat Neat”
8: Thieves Like Us “No Control”
9: John Lennon “Watching The Wheels”
10: The Lightning Seeds “Pure”
11: The Primitives “Crash”
12: Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians “Sleeping With Your Devil Mask”
13: Radio 4 “Dance To The Underground”
14: Soundgarden “Rusty Cage”
15: XTC “Making Plans For Nigel”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we talk endlessly about the new Michael Bay film while Mike eats some crow as I prepare the hangman’s noose; we mix in the new J.J. Abrams mystery trailer; discuss Terry Gilliam’s “Tideland” and his foibles; Alan Ball is obsessed with death; Mike reviews “Live Free or Die Hard;” we touch on Anthony Minghella; I dote on “Ripley’s Game;” and by the end, as we talk about Bay’s sociopathic filmmaking, I try to muster enough self respect to go on living.

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Intro: Keane “Is It Any Wonder?”
1: Living Colour “Information Overload”
2: Liz Phair “Supernova”
3: Love And Rockets “Motorcycle”
4: New Order “Road to Ruin”
5: Billy Idol ” Eyes Without A Face”
6: Comsat Angels “Independence Day”
7: The Dandy Warhols “Minnesotter”
8: The Charlatans “The Only One I Know”
9: The Buzzcocks “What Do I Get?”
10: The Cure “World War”
11: The Clash “Radio Clash”
12: Phnix “Long Distance Call”
13: Morrissey “Alma Matters”
14: That Petrol Emotion “Big Decision”
15: Moby “God Moving Over the Face of the Waters”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.” In this episode we ponder why Toy Story is better than Ben Hur per the AFI; Sicko and why we shouldn’t talk about politics and religion; Woody Allen, Ingmar Bergman and existentialism; mention cocaine several times; why musicals should never win Oscars; why Philadelphia Story sucks; the fact that I’m usually right; subversive cinema, and of course Lord Kubrick because we always have to give props to the master.

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Intro: Longwave “Wake Me When It’s Over”
1: Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five “White Lines (Don’t Do It)”
2: The Rapture “Killing”
3: Rage Against the Machine “Killing in the Name”
4: Veruca Salt “Don’t Make Me Prove It”
5: Jane’s Addiction “So What! (Jane’s House-Deep Red’s Dancefloor Dub)”
6: World Party Put The Message In The Box”
7: Peaches “Sucker”
8: Feeder “Pushing The Senses”
9: Caribou “Lord Leopard”
10: Blur “Moroccan Peoples Revolutionary Bowls Club”
11: Chromeo “Woman Friend”
12: Stiff Little Fingers “Alternative Ulster”
13: Radiohead “Everything In Its Right Place”
14: The Lemonheads “Dawn Can’t Decide”
15: The Cure “Halo”
16: The Edge w/Sinead O’Connor “Heroine”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think with Mike and Jeff.”This one is a doosie– as in, it’s really long, which is good if you like our show; bad if you don’t. In this third episode Mike Carson and I get kinda serious now as we, just kidding, it doesn’t get serious. No really, we talk really in depth about some heavy film topics in this one. No, not really. No, really, we do.

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Intro: Sugar “Come Around”
1: Sugarcubes “Coldsweat”
2: The Chills “Pink Frost”
3: The Chameleons “In Answer”
4: Cocteau Twins “Iceblink Luck”
5: The Sound “I Can’t Escape Myself”
6: Rolling Stones “Gimme Shelter”
7: Wire “French Film Blurred”
8: The Prodigy “Firestarter”
9: The Rapture “Down For So Long”
10: The Who “Behind Blue Eyes”
11: The Beatles “Back in the U.S.S.R.”
12: The Dears “Lost In The Plot”
13: Frank Black “Los Angeles”
14: Fatboy Slim “Right Here, Right Now”
15: Miss Kittin & The Hacker “Stripper”
16: Stevie Nicks “Stand Back”
17: Red Hot Chili Peppers “One Big Mob”
18: They Might Be Giants “Letterbox”
19: Bob Dylan “Knockin On Heavens Door”
20: Teenage Fanclub “Gene Clark”

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Ladies and gentlemen, please download and listen to the new episode of our weekly podcast, “What to Think.” In this second episode Mike Carson and I slander several hack filmmakers in Hollywood who have lots of money and power, thereby ruining our chances for making films in Hollywood in the foreseeable future. That is, unless Hollywood filmmakers are now self-effacing and have a sense of humor. If that is the case then forget what I just said.

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Intro: Camper Van Beethoven “(I Was Born in A) Laundromat”
1: The Bravery “An Honest Mistake”
2: Death Cab For Cutie “Pictures In An Exhibition”
3: The Editors “All Sparks”
4: The Pixies “Where Is My Mind”
5: Ned’s Atomic Dustbin “All I Ask of Myself Is That I Hold Together”
6: Suede “The Drowners”
7: Sugar “Changes”
8: Elliot Smith “Miss Misery”
9: Graham Coxon “Freakin’ Out”
10: Tears For Fears “Break It Down Again”
11: Foo Fighters “Stacked Actors”
12: The Futureheads “Hounds Of Love”
13: Missing Persons “Walking In L.A.”
14: LCD Soundsystem “Movement”

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So Mike Carson and I recorded a couple of podcasts yesterday and we are happy to present the first one to you today. The show is called “What To Think” and hopefully you will enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it. It consists of conversation between Mike and me about films and life in general and is backed by an ever-changing bed of music that is in someway related to the current topic. This first one is an hour and seven minutes long and hopefully will be up on iTunes soon. You can also download it right here:

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Intro: Public Enemy “Who stole the Sole”/”Contract On The World Love Jam”
1: Big Audio Dynamite “Medicine Show”
2: INXS “New Sensation”
3: Faith No More “Be Aggressive”
4: Men at Work “Down Under”
5: The Rolling Stones “Paint It, Black”
6: The Mahones “A Drunken Night in Dublin”
7: The Beatles “Help!”
8: Talking Heads “Girlfriend Is Better”
9: Christopher Wilson “Read On”
10: The Cars “Got Alot On My Head”
11: The Fall “The Classical”
12: Fischerspooner “The 15th (Felix Vocal Mix)”
13: Dropkick Murphys “I’m Shipping Up To Boston”
14: Gary Numan “Films”
15: Superdrag “Do The Vampire”
16: The Cure “Lullaby”
17: Radiohead “The National Anthem”

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