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Maybe a "serious" title for a Bukowski-book is as shocking as it gets nowadays... :D Personally I'm quite tired of Buk's widespread "wild man" image, mainly because its misleading. You know, ppl like Henry Rollins never get past it. I think Buk is extremely lucky to have City Lights doing such...

heh heh, and he didn't even do it live. Iggy just did his part alone in his studio and sent the file over the net. O this brave new musical whirld.

Seems Iggy Pop listened to MJP's advice. He's contributed to a remix of 7. Ida Maria's - Oh My God. Way to go Iggy.

I've got it! What about calling it

OK, Rekrab, agreed, but tell me this: is shock value the most important aspect of Buk's writing, in the long run? Sure, Buk has plenty of shocking, outragious hilarious lines. He doesn't shy away from them. But standing alone they're just cheap thrills compared to his ability to see and sense...

So, El Tinto, you read english well you could have fooled me thats for sure if I'm sure about anything which I am not ;)

Does electric mean rock? No. are missing.

If you like the brainless joys of zombydom every now and dark then you should check out the Nwegian flick :D more

2. Underworld - Beautiful Burnout Nice work music.

Just watched The Servant, director: Joseph Losey, writer: Harold Pinter, actor: Dirk Bogarde. Quite excellent.

Mysteries is good too. He wrote it two years after Hunger. Pan is good. Its sort of "Hunger in the forest/country". ;) Victoria is considered a good love story, by some. Not my cup of tea though. Growth of the Soil won him the Nobel prize. Its a good read. By the way, Paul Auster & Siri...

I remember Bukowski somewhere saying he liked Finnegans Wake by James Joyce. Don't know if he was being ironic though. I've never been able to read it but I recently came over this audiobook that works wonders for me - in small portions. Joyce's words highten the melody of the spoken word, their...

5. The Dirty Mac - Yer Blues

Now thats's what I call a string quartet!

Sounds interesting. What chapter is it? Wanna have a look.

I hear Bent Hamer's latest film is playing a few places in the States now. You know Hamer, the guy that filmed Factotum. The film is alright. About a quirky old train engineer. You can read some reviews here.

Lots of unsung heroes behind heroes. Reminds me of Buk's english teacher in school.