/lit/ - Literature

Hamlet (drama)/V. (novel)
The Velvet Underground
Citizen Kane

here is your pattern: only feeble-minded idiots have a favourite in those fields.

>>456338
as if, nice try though

>>456341

uh, okay. thanks?

>>456340

you're a tit.

Twilight
The twilight saga
My chemical romance

Gravity's Rainbow
The Clouds
Hellraiser

also,
>>456340
ever try to suggest something useful instead of attacking? if you think it's a dumb idea, then pass by. you can't improve the world by sneering at /lit/.

God Emperor of Dune
Beethoven
Turkish Star Wars

Top 3:
The Trial
Tom Waits
Synecdoche, New York

anyone lived in a pretty how town by E. E. Cummings
Pink Floyd
2001: A Space Odyssey

>>456346
I did not post that to improve the world in any way. Makes me feel good, because I am an asshole.

Now have fun with your stuff.

>>456350
>>456352
>>456338
I believe this is a really subtle trolling samefag.

here are mine, but I gotta say, they rank high but I do not really have a set favourite:
Tres tristres tigres by Cabrera Infante
Bob Dylan
The Meaning of Life

In your mind: Enumeration is reductive, logic and art are incongruous.

Reality: Inability to differentiate cultural phenomena on the grounds of quality, lack of self awareness. Feeble, inactive and juvenile mind.

Everything is illuminated/Crime and Punishment/Dr. Faustus(Marlowe)
Frank Turner
Motorcycle diaries/Titus

the waves
the amadeus quartet
zulu

the problem is not one of differentiation but one of absolutes.

American Psycho
CKY
Fight Club

>>456354

I post using a name on here a fair amount. I'm not hiding and I'm not making up that I like Pynchon and Lou Reed (shocking, I know).

Also, can /lit/ drop the "samefag"/"namefag" thing? We're slightly more intelligent than /b/ on here, for the most part.

Lit: A Song of Ice and Fire

Band: Ego Likeness

Film: Blade Runner

Pride and Prejudice
Prodigy
The Shinning

It's a shame good taste is met with such suspicion.

>>456352
EEEHHHHH EEEEEHHHH CUMMING(S)!!!!!

>>456356
Titus was a crazy badass movie. :D

Blood Meridian
Man or Astro-man?
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure

>>456402

Yes it was!

>>456403

So was PWBA!

>>456394
It's also a shame people on the internet have to be dickholes.

A Song of Ice and Fire, Muse, Aliens

The Stranger
Joy Division
Starship Troopers

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
NOFX/The Beatles
Fight Club

Watership Down
The Strokes
Reservoir Dogs

Gravity's Rainbow.
Beck.
There Will Be Blood.

Beck lovers, a wonderful - and regrettably rare - creed.

Animal Farm
Pearl Jam
Can't decide between Shawshank Redemption and Braveheart

Various
Various
Various

who has favorites in a postmodern world? sheesh

>>456425
>Beck

I loved that anime! Are you a Black Heaven fan as well?

>>456435
Interests are way too kitsch.

>>456437

The Mammoth Book of Wolfmen (Anthology)
Pink Floyd/Animal Collective
Into the Wild/Young Frankenstein

Céline - Journey to the End of the Night
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Bergmann - The Seventh Seal

See a pattern?

>>456454

Typo there, spelt Bergman* wrong.

>>456454
I see a pattern.
Of fucking awesome.

ARGGHHHH!

Lolita
Panic! at the Disco
Fight Club.

I don't think there is a correlation here.

Lolita
The Velvet Underground
Sunset Blvd.

so, did the patterns any emerging yet?

I don't have any favorites, because I have this thing called taste

>>456468

>spelt

>>456505
way to challenge the hipsters!

Ulysses
John Zorn
The Clerks

On the Road
Bob Dylan
American Beauty

I guess the first two are related, I read once that Dylan cites Kerouac as an influence.

A Song of Ice and Fire
Pink Floyd
Donnie Darko

The Joy Luck Club
Keith Urban
Under the Tuscan Sun

>>456551
Oh, you!

The Great Gatsby
Current 93
Apocalypse Now

>>456454
Seventh Seal is incredible.

Siddhartha
The Smiths
Dogma

The Fountainhead
The Fountainhead
The Fountainheads

1984
RATM
Watchmen

>>456544
Dylan was inspired by almost anything counter-culture in the 50s.
It is safe to say that Woody Guthry and Dylan Thomas were way more influential on him, Kerouac is just a side note.
And if you read some of Dylans writings, you will see a very different style.

les chants du maldoror
daft punk
sans soleil

the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies
which is curious, because you'd think that as they liked it so much they'd be keen to explore the rest of the director's work

lit:journey to the end of the night
mu:silver jews
tv:the science of sleep

Gravity's Rainbow
Stardust Memories
Portishead

>>456568
Yep. I never said he was the biggest influence, just one that Dylan mentioned.

Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
Talking Heads
Being John Malkovich

The Brothers Karamazov
huh, Anton Bruckner?
hmm. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

dunno, changes often and naming a single favorite work in such varied fields is silly in a way.

Perfume : story of a murderer
Against Me!
Troy

>>456594
and i just wanted to point out that the alleged relation is not really noteworthy.

Dune/1984
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Matrix

preliminary results are just in:
People who care about stating their favourites are into hipster-stuff and therefore its save to say they are hipsters.
There, I said it, but you can not refute science!
Because it knows stuff objectively!

Catcher (Not Trolling)
Say Anything
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Die welt als Wille und vorstellung
The Dillinger escape plan
The Idiots

>>456608
fuck yeah, CCR

>>456345
troll detected

>>456634
oh, hi there, captain obvious!

>>456622

>>456330
The Kite Runner
A Day to Remember
Shawshank Redemption

Madame Bovary
Bomb the Music Industry!
The Empire Strikes Back

Analyze that.

Siddhartha
The Grateful Dead
The Big Labowski

>>456642
second that

Crime and Punishment
Gogol Bordello
The Big Lebowski

The Stand / The Last Man
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Blade Runner

Steppenwolf/The Waste Land
Pink Floyd
Apocalypse Now

In Search of Lost Time
Squarepusher
Berlin Horse

A Clockwork Orange
SR-71
Stigmada

Altered Carbon series
Nine Inch Nails
Aliens

Ovid's Metamorphosis
Sibelius
Con Air

One Hundred Years of Solitude
Frank Zappa
Shawshank Redemption

Candide
Bruckner
Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot

sue townsend's adrian mole series
blood red shoes
the rules of attraction

Infinite Jest
At the Drive-In
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

>>456648 If you haven't seen the movie, save yourself some time, and stabbed your eyes out with a spork.
Although read Rita Hayworth and a Shawkshank Redemption, fantastic novella

Dune
Iron Maiden
Life of Brian

The Book of the New Sun
Yes
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Lord of the Rings
Warren Zevon
The Big Lebowski

Favorites?

Sun Also Rises, Neutral Milk Hotel, "Garden State."

Only in the middle case would I put it up as "greatest," but yeah.

Demian
Radiohead
V for Vendetta

On The Road
George Harrison
The Big Lebowski

The Sun Also Rises, The Beatles, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly/ Chinatown

>>456709
Joe?

Enders Game
Pink Floyd
Pulp Fiction

>>456767
Someday, anon, you will remember that noko goes in the email field.


Hamlet
The Dresden Dolls
Clue

1984
Fleet Foxes
Spirited Away

>>456779
I erased my cookies and kept forgetting to put it in, but then for that post I remembered!

Alas, I put in the subject field instead...

>>456787

Are you really the same one?! Oh shit, son.

Hemingway's In Our Time
Weezer
Lucky Number Slevin

Life of Pi
The Killers
The Pianist/Fight Club

American Pyscho
Murder by Death
Inglorious Basterds

Great Gatsby.

The Grapes of Wrath
Simon & Garfunkel
Taxi Driver

Currently:
Catch-22
Giraffes? Giraffes!
2001: A Space Odyssey

>>456544
I see a pattern here. Dylan lived a nomadic lifestyle for a portion of his life, much like Kerouac, and American Beauty also criticizes the traditional, monotonous, grounded suburban lifestyle.

>>456330

american psycho
american psycho
american psycho

Dahlgren
tied between Charlie Manson & Miku Hatsune
Blade Runner

Atlas Shrugged (not trolling, deal with it)
The Antlers
Cool Hand Luke

>>456862
TROLL!

Way too many to list, This World Fair and Two Door Cinema Club, Saving Private Ryan.

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami
5 Centimeters per Second
Mew

The Stranger
The Smiths
The Squid & The Whale/This Is England (can't pick)

>>456862
Fuck yeah, The Antlers.

>>456352
Fuck yeah, you're awesome. Great poem.

Book: The picture of dorian gray, though as I read more books related to my interests I think this will change.
musician: Pantha Du Prince
film: Waking life

>>456413
>>456886

Correlation detected.
Reading The Stranger makes you more inclined to listen to depressing 80s bands from the Manchester area.

>>456454
>>456471
Samefag

Ada or Ardor/The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
The Beatles
The Godfather Trilogy

Favorite Book: Infinite Jest, DFW
Favorite Band: Wilco
Favorite Film: Faces

Lord of the Flies / Lolita
Flobots
The Godfather

>>456356
Frank Turner is also pretty good music.

Gravity's Rainbow
Sparklehorse
The Beaver Trilogy

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

The Kinks

I have no idea....Apocalypse Now

The Stranger
Erik Satie
The Maltese Falcon

House of Leaves
Tom Waits
Goodfellas

>>456816
The monoliths are cinema screens rotated 90 degrees.

>>458915
Pretentious ex-goth detected

>>456807
LOL I LIKE VIOLENCE I'M SO EDGGGYYYY

>>456608
You're like me when I was twelve.

>>456709
You would have fit right in in a high school in the 80s.

>>458917

No?

>>456668
Pattern: single.
Kidding. You're awesome.

>>456563
Pretentious and ultimately useless Philosophy or Religious studies major detected.

Heart of Darkness
Justice
A Clockwork Orange

...

Common theme: angel/animal nature of man + distorted beats

>>456567
Underage

Instruction manuals
Elevator music
Infomercials

>>458946
I'm so glad you're trolling. If someone like this existed irl I would not hesitate to kill them.

I'll do two...one is too limiting.

Crime and Punishment, Bloom's translation of The Republic
Rosetta, Botch
There Will Be Blood, Rushmore

>>458946
pattern: autism

>>458952

...He is the least interesting man in the world.

Neuromancer
Fleet Foxes
Ghost in the shell: stand alone complex

Can't really pick a single favorite, so I'll throw out a few sets of things that are up there for me.

I, Robot / She / Real Genius
The Color of Magic / Anamanaguchi / Ever After
The Mote in God's Eye / Smashing Pumpkins / Forbidden Planet

moby dick
claude debussy
master and commander: the far side of the world

>>458961
/b/tard

>>458961
You like cyberpunk stories but can't seem to get into the cyberpunk music scene, instead sticking with whatever the local coffee shop is playing that day. You also like Fleet Foxes because they encourage you to pirate music, which is cyberpunk as fuck.

Not necessarily favourites, but they're up there.

Fahrenheit 451
NOFX
Blade Runner

>>458970
They wouldn't let you into the Navy so instead you read books about sailors while crying and drinking yourself to sleep every night.

>>456755
>>>/mu/
hipster

Good Omens
Beirut
Jacob's Ladder

>>458974
If it's retro or dystopian you like it.
You probably jack off to the thought of Big Brother.

>>458977
>>>/fag/
wanker

>>456862
egotist

Atlas Shrugged
Neutral Milk Hotel
Whatever TV finds to be interesting; not that you'd care, because it's too obscure.

Lolita, Fang Island (currently) and Bright Eyes, Welcome to the Dollhouse.

>>458989

God-fucking-damnit. /tv/* Wow.

The Long Walk
Sublime
Pulp Fiction

Frankenstein
Sisters of Mercy
Pan's Labyrinth

>>458995
You h ave an adventurous, dramatic mindset but also have a sense of humor and don't take yourself too seriously.

Factotum (Bukowski)
BT (Not a band but a musician is close enough)
Casablanca

>>458980
Yeah I do love me some dystopia. Though to be fair I could have just have easily said:

On The Road
New York Dolls
Trainspotting

Which I also love and you'd have got a totally different impression of me. Which is why these threads are silly.

>>458999
if you say so
i doubt i can really disagree with any of that

The Life And Times of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman.
Anything Ted Nugent was in
The Thing/ Police Story III: Supercop

A Prayer for Owen Meany
Tie: Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan
Shawshank Redemption

Italo Calvino - Invisible Cities
Grateful Dead
Andrei Rublev

>>459029
>LOL I'M SO ECLECTIC

Atlas Shrugged
Amanda Palmer
American Beauty

...I like things that start with "A," I guess.

>>459041
What do you mean by that?

>>459002
Read factotum the other week, was my first experience with Bukowski. I liked what I read.

The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Stephen Sondheim.
Young Frankenstein.

>>459053

Hilarious drunken antics+moments of profound thought=win.

The Pillars of the Earth
The Killers
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

The Old Man and the Sea
Modest Mouse
500 Days of Summer

i smell a looooooooooooooot of hipsters

100 years of solitude
Dream Theater
Metropolis

The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Magnetic Fields.

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Great Apes
Animal Collective
Rope

>>459137

>metropolis
>smell hipsters

Foundation
Bruce Springsteen
Almost Famous

The Sound and the Fury
Tupac + Outlawz
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

>>459137
I just recently saw the new remastered version of Metropolis with a live orchestra.

Shit is loooooooooong... and there are still scenes missing.

anime metropolis > silent movie metropolis
and no, i'm not a weeaboo

>>459143
false assumtion fagget, if i were a hipster i would have said Fight club or eternal sunshine, and i was also thinking on writing Monty python and the holy grail but then again i didnt

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Tom Waits
Harold and Maude

>>459160
nah you're just a fag

>>459163
or maybe Nosferatu

>>459160
there is an anime metropolis?
and you definitely are a weeaboo.

>>459194
Yes, but the guy who created it, says that he saw a movie poster for the original, and based his anime off what he imagined the movie was like from the poster.

>>459166
Switch the musician to Wilco or CAKE or The Beatles and you're me. How's it working out for you?

Lit: Deathbird Stories
Band: Radiohead
Film: Fightclub

>>456355
Art and religion are the exquisite masterpieces of human rationality.

King Lear
Joe Henderson
I <3 Huckabees

Lit: Persuasion
Band: Guns N' Roses
Film: 500 days of Summer

>>459265

Pretty well. And yourself?


btw, I LOVE the Beatles and Cake is quite good...Wilco is alright, I used to be more into them as a teenager.

A Tale of Two Cities
The Who
The Godfather

Lit: Der Process
Band: Tool
Film: Crank

The Stars My Destination
Cryptopsy
(Not sure)

I'm going to be a cock and pick three for each.

Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
Mother Night
Les Chants de Maldoror

Nine Inch Nails
Radiohead
Bad Religion

Naked Lunch
The Butcher Boy
The Manchurian Candidate (original version)

The Metamorphosis
Pink Floyd
Inland Empire

Invisible Monsters/Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay/Chinatown Death Cloud Peril

Modest Mouse/Mountain Goats/Gaslight Anthem

Royal Tenenbaums

Stranger in a Strange Land (novel)
All Quiet on the Western Front (novel)
The Man in the High Castle (novel)

Download (band)
Nine Inch Nails (band)
Skinny Puppy (band)

Thin Red Line (film)
Ran (film)
Stalker (film)

Lolita, Modest Mouse, and... well I can't fucking pick one because I don't have one that is the pinnacle, but recently I saw The Terminator for the first time and thought it was fucking awesome. Probably just because of Reed. But uhhh let's say Harold and Maude or Cabaret for mega faves.

>>456573
>the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies
Just quoting this because it's true

Ada or Ardor
Nirvana
Birth

>>460206

This is actually kinda true. The Silence, Through a Glass Darkly, and Hour of the Wolf are all better.

Then again, Seventh Seal is fucking awesome.

In general, Serpent's Egg notwithstanding, Bergman is fucking awesome.

Any book with Vimes.

Flogging Molly

The Prestige

on the road, bob dylan, coffee and cigarettes.
or
Crime and punishment, tom waits, the big lebowski

you get the idea

Literature: Catch-22
Band: I listen to a lot of soundtracks, so mostly Danny Elfman, Nicholas Hooper, John Williams, Hans Zimmer, John Powell etc.
Film: Blade Runner

I have a hard time picking simply one

Player Piano/Slaughterhouse-Five
Animal Collective/Boris
Waking Life/Ichi The Killer

Oooo this is kind of fascinating...

1. Band- Depeche Mode
2. Film- Barton Fink
3. Book- In Dubious Battle

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Queen
The Seventh Seal

>>460237
I certainly do. This dude abides.

Bearenstein bears
Blink 182
Indian in the cupboard

On The Road
Modest Mouse
Taxi Driver

Ender's Game / Atlas Shrugged
Dave Matthew's Band
Fight Club / (500) Days of Summer

Starship Troopers
The Prodigy
Patlabor 2

Anil's Ghost by Michael Ondaatje
Drive-By Truckers or The Hold Steady
Hot Fuzz

Lolita/The Catcher In The Rye
The Smiths
Désaccord parfait/The Fall

Slaughterhouse V
The Clash
Dr. Strangelove, or:

>>460266

>>The Hold Steady

Niiiiiice.

The Old Man and the Sea
Beatles
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

>>460116
I suppose Wilco is teenager-y.

It's going fairly well, thanks.

You know what's funny? I haven't exactly read through the whole thread (or even a quarter of it), but a lot of the movies /lit/ lists as favorites are ones I'd call favorites as well. But taste in music only barely correlates.

Gilead's Blood (Dan Abnett)
Kyuss
Man on Fire

If I had to choose, right now:

A Canticle for Leibowitz
Curve
Frost/Nixon

Brave New World
Clutch
GATTACA

Infinite Jest
The Mountain Goats
Primer

Catch-22
Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Dark Knight

East of Eden
Andrew Heringer Band
Yes Man

La Jetee
ELO
The Wind-up Bird Chronicle

The Gods themselves
The Velvet Underground
Brazil

>>456330
No idea, I haven't read them all yet
No idea, I haven't heard them all yet
No idea, I haven't seen them all yet

I'm awful at picking favourites.
I'm going to go ahead and say fuck the rules and put it this way:

So Far-

Literature: Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Gene Wolfe's The Book of the New Sun, Phillip K. Dick's VALIS, Murakami's Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.

Band: Smashing Pumpkins (especially Mellon Collie), ISIS (especially Panopticon), Buckethead (especially Shadows Between The Sky and Crime Slunk Scene)

Movie: Lost in Translation, Closer, American Beauty, Fight Club

>>460402
YOUTH IS WASTED

ON THE YOUNG

>>460403

Great song, but that line is much older than that.

>>456350
Synecdoche, New York is your favorite film? How fucking depressing.

Alice in Wonderland
Led Zeppelin
Lawrence of Arabia

Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlen
Starship Troopers, the film.
Death From Above - Holy Light of Demons.

>>460413
I know. Through the Eyes of Ruby is my favorite on there.

>>460402
Lost in Translation sucks. You're a faggot.

>>460427

You like both the book and film... equally? and separately?

That kind of rationality is not tolerated here, young man.

The Underground Man
Texas Is The Reason/Elliot Smith
The Big Lebowski/American Psycho

Moby Dick
Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band
Red Cliff pt. 1 & 2

Pic related.

the river why
tim hecker
for a few dollars more

You guys that can't pick only one of each are pussies.

>>460446
You guys that can only pick one are uncultured.

>>460437
I'm a pariah.

>>460452

>>460452
That's ridiculous it's easy to pick 4 or 5 of each but we did difficult thing and chose 1. Indecisiveness is a major flaw look at hamlet.

>>460459

No fighting in the war room, children.

Less Than Zero
Erasure
Brokeback Mountain

>>456573
>the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies
which is curious, because you'd think that as they liked it so much they'd be keen to explore the rest of the director's work

You're projecting. You consciously choose yours favorites, so you assume everyone else does as well. If they haven't chosen correctly, you assume it's because they aren't sufficiently knowledgeable. If they were, you reason, they would have chosen a favorite that is representative of their knowledge of film.

But Woody Allen, the guy who frequently references Bergman in his work, lists "The Seventh Seal" as his favorite Bergman film (and his favorite film, period); does that mean that he isn't familiar with Bergman's other work? No. He could have listed "Sawdust and Tinsel" as his favorite if he wanted to seem contrarian, or "Cries and Whispers" or "Persona" if he wanted to to choose something adored by critics without seeming like a novice, but "The Seventh Seal" is the one he actually likes best. That's what "favorite" means.

>the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies which is curious, because you'd think that as they liked it so much they'd be keen to explore the rest of the director's work

You're projecting. You consciously choose yours favorites, so you assume everyone else does as well. If they haven't chosen correctly, you assume it's because they aren't sufficiently knowledgeable. If they were, you reason, they would have chosen a favorite that is representative of their knowledge of film.

But Woody Allen, the guy who frequently references Bergman in his work, lists "The Seventh Seal" as his favorite Bergman film (and his favorite film, period); does that mean that he isn't familiar with Bergman's other work? No. He could have listed "Sawdust and Tinsel" as his favorite if he wanted to seem contrarian, or "Cries and Whispers" or "Persona" if he wanted to to choose something adored by critics without seeming like a novice, but "The Seventh Seal" is the one he actually likes best. That's what "favorite" means.

>>456573
>the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies which is curious, because you'd think that as they liked it so much they'd be keen to explore the rest of the director's work

You're projecting. You consciously choose your favorites, so you assume everyone else does as well. If they haven't chosen correctly, you assume it's because they aren't sufficiently knowledgeable. If they were, you reason, they would have chosen a favorite that is representative of their knowledge of film.

But Woody Allen, the guy who frequently references Bergman in his work, lists "The Seventh Seal" as his favorite Bergman film (and his favorite film, period); does that mean that he isn't familiar with Bergman's other work? No. He could have listed "Sawdust and Tinsel" as his favorite if he wanted to seem contrarian, or "Cries and Whispers" or "Persona" if he wanted to to choose something adored by critics without seeming like a novice, but "The Seventh Seal" is the one he actually likes best. That's what "favorite" means.

>>456573
>the only people who name the seventh seal as their favourite movie are people who haven't seen many other bergman movies which is curious, because you'd think that as they liked it so much they'd be keen to explore the rest of the director's work

You're projecting. You consciously choose yours favorites, so you assume everyone else does as well. If they haven't chosen correctly, you assume it's because they aren't sufficiently knowledgeable. If they were, you reason, they would have chosen a favorite that is representative of their knowledge of film.

But Woody Allen, the guy who frequently references Bergman in his work, lists "The Seventh Seal" as his favorite Bergman film (and his favorite film, period); does that mean that he isn't familiar with Bergman's other work? No. He could have listed "Sawdust and Tinsel" as his favorite if he wanted to seem contrarian, or "Cries and Whispers" or "Persona" if he wanted to to choose something adored by critics without seeming like a novice, but "The Seventh Seal" is the one he actually likes best. That's what "favorite" means.

>>460479
word

>>456330
I sure as fuck hope pic is unrelated...

Favorite book/literature: Tie between Prey (Chrighton was a literary god) and Macbeth
Favorite band: Muse
Favorite film: An extremely hard decision. Probably a tie between Ghostbusters and the LOTR movies. (And no I have not read the LOTR books, I am planning on doing that this week.)

The Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe
Electric Six
Dr. Strangelove

i read fantasy, favorite being the Wheel of Time series. i like metal, industrial, and rock. [psychostick (an indie "humorcore" band,) MSI, slipknot, mudvayne, sick puppies, seether, korn, 3DG, etc. don't really have a favorite right now.]

Moby Dick; Bauhaus; The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

DUNE
Tchaikovsky
DUNE

"Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov,
Bob Dylan,
The Godfather

Literature: Catch-22
Band: Shpongle
Film: Magnolia

middlesex - jeffrey eugenides
the knife
kids

>>456330
Noticing any patterns yet?

Book: A Confederacy of Dunces
Movie: Up
Band: Probably David Bowie

And the Ass Saw the Angel
Brand New
Star Wars (either jedi or empire strikes back if i have to pick)

What the hell, I'll give it a go

Book: Keep The Aspidistra Flying - George Orwell
Band: Streetlight Manifesto
Movie: either Fight Club or The Departed, although there are 5 or 6 more that I can put here

Eeee Eee Eeeee
Arcade Fire
Children of Men

Of Mice and Men, by John Steinback

Against Me!

Shawshank Redemption

The Lies of Locke Lamora or A Game of Thrones
Don't rightly know.
Opeth

>>460574
Goddamn you tao get out of here.

>>460527
brofist
from
>>458889

The Hobbit
The Prodigy
Rumble Fish

L'Etranger

Tortoise

Apocalypse Now!

War and Peace
Chopin
The Godfather

>>460715
you consider yourself quite the highbrow, but have only a surface appreciation for art and generally only pretend to like it to appear cultured. chopin appeals to you the most of the classical composers because his music is soft and relaxing and doesn't require too much mental energy to take in. generally you confine yourself to the nocturnes which can be listened to in the background to create a pleasing ambience
secretly you found the godfather kind of slow and boring, but it has enough acclaim that you convince yourself that it is a masterpiece that you love
you have dutifully finished war and peace; it is by far the longest and most cultured book you have ever read. now you have done, you tell people how good it is constantly, even though reading it was a chore and you have read little else of worth

the unconsoled
luciano berio
inland empire

>>460723
spot on

>>460723
>>460730
Same person.

Chinese Takeout
Nine Inch Nails
Clerks.

Plight of the single downtrodden man against establishment, woman, and self.

>>460736
nope

>>460736
it wasn't me actually, he was pretty accurate, except i truthfully love much of what chopin has written, i do consider godfather is the best movie i've ever seen, but, admittedly, war and peace was rather long, and i did read other books while reading it, so it took me about a year to finish

The SIlmarillion
Death Cab for Cutie
Shawshank Redemption

The Great Gatsby
Sunset Rubdown
Nobody Knows

>>456423
Oh, man... Watership down. :,(

Crime and punishment
A beautiful mind
Emancipator

Fifth Business
The Stone Roses
Being John Malkovich

Jeff VanderMeer, Shriek: An Afterword
Marilyn Manson
Amadeus

The Flounder - Gunter Grass
Cap'n Jazz
Volver

>>459137
Garcia Marquez por el gano

Hitchhiker's Guide
Iggy and the Stooges
I'm not sure I have a favourite film.

As I Lay Dying
The Smiths
The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Gravity's Rainbow
Opeth/Super Furry Animals
Seventh Seal

>>456519
I have a lot of respect for people who can appreciate John Zorn. We are but few.

>>456855
>tied between Charlie Manson & Miku Hatsune
haha fuckin wat

Anything by Gene Wolfe (probably)
Skynryd? Cash? Soundgarden? I dunno, I've been mostly listening to classical music and blues lately and haven't been paying attention to the singers or composer's identities.
The Quiet Man

A Child Called It.
Weezy and Drizzy.
Practical Magic.
<3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

I see a bit of love for Wolfe's New Sun books, but nothing for the other novels that relate to it. To be honest I enjoyed the Short Sun books a bit more.

The Count of Monte Cristo
Snoop Dogg
Falling Down

>>456454
I love you

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Sartor Resartus/The Castle/The Psychopathology of Everyday Life
Sun City Girls/TFUL282/Destroy All Monsters
Pieces/Liquid Sky/North by Northwest

>>456340
wonderful!

>>461415
fuck I forgot the LA Free Music Society

the lords of discipline
animal collective
the matrix?