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I ordered some records from this very cool website: www.stora.de. They sell all sorts of interesting music... Felix Kubin(Gagarin records), Messer Fur Frau Muller, Messerchups, Oleg Kostrow, Puyopuyo and even some cd's that were made with a gameboy and a nanoloop software. I strongly recommend visiting their site. 1 + side is that they agree for cash on payment:)

We went to see "Once upon a time in Mexico". Yes it sucked kinda alot... but there were some nice things: Salma Hayek, That other hot mama, some car chase(bike?) sequences, nicely choreographed fighting, ok soundtrack especially that "Pistolero!"-song and Johnny Depp(he never disappoints!).

I saw "Master and Commander..." too. I liked it. The actors were ok and all but what I liked most was that they didn't focus on the individual persons too much... they focused on the sea, the ship and the battles they waged against the french ship Acheron. It felt pretty real and I liked the fact that the director had given some attention to little details too. Definitely worth seeing if you happen to like sea, sailing and ships... If you are looking for classic romance(between man and woman that is), pointless action or slapstick comedy don't choose this one.

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music tips:

Puyopuyo, Little in Japan(great Japan influenced glitch/experimental electronic music that is surprisingly easy to enjoy)

Oleg Kostrow, Lego for 4(the keyboardist/programmer from MFFM. He has done soundscores for several theatre plays)

Felix Kubin, Helgoland, Groenland Orchester, Brezel Goering etc. Psykoscifipoppia(Kubin and his label mates... there are no bad tracks on this album!)

Messerchups, Vamp Babes(Oleg Gitarkin ? of MFFM at his best. It includes the song "Go Satan Go!")

nuff said

vi ses

Ill Chilling by the pool with a martini glass and a cuban cigar Janne