Showing posts with label Egyptian Theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egyptian Theatre. Show all posts

Friday, September 25, 2026

RIP John Bonham - 46 Years Gone Today



Hard to believe. Granted, I was four when he died, so it's not like this has resonated with me since the day of his death. But Zeppelin is a huge piece of my musical psychology, and I have remembered this date since first reading it in a book Freshman year in high school (circa 1991). 

From the criminally underrated Coda, released well after Bonham's death. 




Watch:

I just got wind that Alex Winter and Tom Stern's Freaked is included with Prime until about the end of the month, so if you've not seen it, now's the time. 


Hell, over six-and-a-half years since I was introduced to Freaked with a debut screening for the restoration at Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre, with Paul Leary doing live guitar scoring no less and most of the cast present for a post-film Q&A. I wrote about that HERE; just rewatched this for the first time since and I still just have to marvel at the sheer audacity of the 90s - NO ONE would give a film like this the kind of money for practical FX on display in Freaked in 2026. This is one special film, and it 100% holds up as one of the greatest practical FX flicks of all time.




Playlist:

Steve Moore - Bliss OST
Joseph Loduca - Evil Dead II OST
Dreamkid - Daggers
Steve Moore - Christmas Bloody Christmas OST
Ennio Morricone - The Thing OST
Fear - Live... For the Record
Count Gorgann - Corpse Eater: Satanic Misery Live for the Dead
Godflesh - Purge
Steve Moore - VFW OST
The Devil's Blood - The Thousandfold Epicenter
Final Light - Eponymous
Ramones - Road to Ruin
Ramones - End of the Century
Chat Pile - Who Loves the Sun
Godflesh - Post Self
Type O Negative - World Coming Down
Flying Lotus - 1983
Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness
M83 - I Wrote you A Letter




Card:

One from the Thoth deck:


Renewal. I'm definitely feeling like I need it. I'm feeling burn out on music, movies, writing. Everything. I have a feeling a lot of it is from rounding the final corners on my reread of Stephen King's The Dark Tower. I'm dragging my feet because this final book is breaking my heart and yet, I don't want it to end. Maybe if I can knock that out this weekend (like 60 pages left), I'll get my renewal.

Also, I can't pass up the correlation between mentioning The Egyptian Theatre above and then pulling this card a few moments later.