Nine Swords

I heard this was based off a book or prior movie but didn't get any details beyond that. Good to know now though

Burroughs is an amazing writer. We especially like the Pullicidar series, but be prepared to have your vocabulary challenged.

There's music from "The Last Temptation of Christ" in the trailer... But what really caught my attention is the remake of "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin. Led Zep seems to be in fashion with movies, nowadays, seeing they just had "The Immigrant Song" remade for the movie "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo". Growing up to that stuff, I'm glad with the remake, many remakes are poorly done but the Reznor one kicked arse I hope this one will too!

I always like to see Led Zep love! They were everything I lived for during a certain period of my youth (in the 1980's--I was not quite old enough to have been into them while they were still together), and they were the band that opened my ears to the blues for the first time when I heard a recording of their 1969 live BBC performance of "You Shook Me." After hearing that, I started to take my guitar playing seriously for the first time. I was also obsessed with the movie The Song Remains the Same for a long time and frequently annoyed my friends by playing and re-playing the extra-long version of "Dazed and Confused" from the soundtrack.

I just listened to the Trent Reznor version of "Immigrant Song" for the first time moments ago, and my first reaction was that the drums at the beginning made me think that I was hearing an alternate take of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill." Overall, I think it is a reasonably good cover, although maybe it could have benefited from a just little more weight and emphasis during the choruses. Trent Reznor introduced me to the joys of Joy Division with his excellent cover of "Dead Souls" back in the '90s, so maybe he will create new Zeppelin fans with this new cover.

As for the "Kashmir" cover, I have to say that based on the little snippet they give us in the trailer I like it a lot. I don't know who it comes from, but it sounds good to me.

Fetterlock wrote:I just listened to the Trent Reznor version of "Immigrant Song" for the first time moments ago, and my first reaction was that the drums at the beginning made me think that I was hearing an alternate take of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill." Overall, I think it is a reasonably good cover, although maybe it could have benefited from a just little more weight and emphasis during the choruses.

Same tempo, yes Bush's drums sounded drier. I like the ending on the Immigrant song's remake. In the ending, the guitar and voice "descente" was merely suggested by Palmer's faint moaning, but Reznor/Atticus highlighted it and it now packs a punch

Fetterlock wrote:As for the "Kashmir" cover, I have to say that based on the little snippet they give us in the trailer I like it a lot. I don't know who it comes from, but it sounds good to me.

It would take a rare "talent" to mess up a song like that...

Gimme a an empty bottle of beer and the first the words to the lyrics.

I saw this and thought of Berrith.

looooooool

Finally something completely and utterly random. Kudos Kotts. =D

Next topic up for discussion has to be de-forestation.

no...i think i'll drag out the kudos to kotts just a little bit longer. God how I love puns.