http://www.npr.org/2011/1...clown-time

Sounds interesting, might have to get this

Out Nov 8

After one listen...definitely an interesting project.

An electro-pop jazzy blues haze that lingers in a good way....

I'm only 39 minutes into it and I like the first track best so far

It's the singer from yeah yeah yeahs on pinky's dream

http://www.nme.com/news/y...eahs/60108

I refuse to purchase this as an act of protest against his film retirement.

WetDream said:

One of the biggest geniuses of our time. A creative mastermind and a forceful humanitarian.

Indeed, I admire him a lot. Every time I see or hear him talk I get the impression that he is not quite with us, but in a good way.

Is he the guy from Insane Clown Posse?

sosgemini said:

I refuse to purchase this as an act of protest against his film retirement.

I wouldn't worry about that too much. He must go back to it at some point, it's been with him too long. Lastly, he's left us with a film career that is unrivalled, he doesn't need to do anything else if he has chosen to retire...But If he doesn't head back to feature film, he'll do SOMETHING with film.....personally, i love the fact he only creates what he feels. Something which will cement him as a powerful, creative historical figure in time.

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Edit: "I'm working on another new film, but it's not there yet." -Rolling Stone interview, August 17th 2011

http://rollingstone.com/e...42ff18f0be

[Edited 11/3/11 14:40pm]

WetDream said:

sosgemini said:

I refuse to purchase this as an act of protest against his film retirement.

I wouldn't worry about that too much. He must go back to it at some point, it's been with him too long. Lastly, he's left us with a film career that is unrivalled, he doesn't need to do anything else if he has chosen to retire...But If he doesn't head back to feature film, he'll do SOMETHING with film.....personally, i love the fact he only creates what he feels. Something which will cement him as a powerful, creative historical figure in time.

.

Edit: "I'm working on another new film, but it's not there yet." -Rolling Stone interview, August 17th 2011

http://rollingstone.com/e...42ff18f0be

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Sweet Jebus. My prayers have been answered. Now, if he will give up his "only digital camera" stance. As much as I appreciated Inland Empire, the look of the film was too flat and clean IMHO.

sosgemini said:

WetDream said:

I wouldn't worry about that too much. He must go back to it at some point, it's been with him too long. Lastly, he's left us with a film career that is unrivalled, he doesn't need to do anything else if he has chosen to retire...But If he doesn't head back to feature film, he'll do SOMETHING with film.....personally, i love the fact he only creates what he feels. Something which will cement him as a powerful, creative historical figure in time.

.

Edit: "I'm working on another new film, but it's not there yet." -Rolling Stone interview, August 17th 2011

http://rollingstone.com/e...42ff18f0be

" target="_blank"> http://rollingstone.com/e...42ff18f0be

Sweet Jebus. My prayers have been answered. Now, if he will give up his "only digital camera" stance. As much as I appreciated Inland Empire, the look of the film was too flat and clean IMHO.

I absolutely loved the digital look. It allowed for such innovative use of a camera and created such a unique atmosphere. I don't know if you were a member of his site, but the shorts he did on there with the DV cams was truly inspiring. However, i completely understand people's criticisms of it.