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| Volume 7, Issue 3, March 2008 |
| Josh's March media picks |
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| The Mars Volta: “The Bedlam in Goliath” This album is fantastic. Bottom line. Seriously, it’s great. I don’t know what else can be said about it. Buy it and enjoy. |
| Chris Walla: “Field Manual” This is a great debut solo album from the guitarist and producer of Death Cab for Cutie. Don’t buy it thinking it’s going to sound like a DCFC album, though. Walla has a very unique style and has put together a great album of pop/rock goodness. |
| “The Fountain” Daron Aronofsky (“Pi,” “Requiem for a Dream“) is a brilliant director, and this film is a beautiful account of love and loss. The imagery enhances the storyline as it weaves from imagination to reality and back again. Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz are great in this. |
| “Déjà vu” Tony Scott and producer Jerry Bruckheimer explore more “science fact” than “science fiction” in this “Man on Fire”-style action film starring Denzel Washington and Val Kilmer. The film explores space, time and to a degree, time travel, without having to suspend reality or have a degree in advanced physics to follow. |
| What Capital City Free Press Managing Editor Josh Carples is watching and listening to this month... |
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