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Pool by pool, they form a river all the way to our house.
About Me
Some Desert Island Discs
GANG OF FOUR: Entertainment
LOVE: Forever Changes
THE BEACH BOYS: Sunflower
AIR: Talkie Walkie
LIQUID LIQUID: Liquid Liquid
DEL SHANNON: Home & Away
!!!: Louden Up Now
THE CURE: Disintegration
JOHN BARRY: Body Heat
THE SMITHS: The Queen is Dead
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: Born to Run
RICHARD HELL & THE VOIDOIDS: Blank Generation
ELVIS COSTELLO: Get Happy!!!
TELEVISION: Marquee Moon
MARVIN HAMLISCH: The Swimmer
JOHN WILLIAMS: Superman
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Back to Mono
MARVIN GAYE: What's Going On
GOBLIN: Dawn of the Dead
THE WHO: Quadrophenia
TALKING HEADS: The Name of This Band is Talking Heads
ARTHUR B. RUBINSTEIN: Blue Thunder
GIORGIO MORODER: American Gigolo
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Larry Levan, Journey Into Paradise
BUZZCOCKS: Operator's Manual
VANGELIS: Blade Runner
TANGERINE DREAM: Thief
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Crème De La Crème: Philly Soul Classics And Rarities
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Cruising
ELMER BERNSTEIN: Heavy Metal
BELLE & SEBASTIAN: If You're Feeling Sinister
VARIOUS ARTISTS: Hearing is Believing, The Jack Nitzsche Story
CURTIS MAYFIELD: Superfly
THE FEELIES: Crazy Rhythms
DELTA 5: Singles & Sessions 1979-1981
MICHEL LEGRAND: Les Parapluies de Cherbourg
SLOWDIVE: Souvlaki
ESG: A South Bronx Story
TALK TALK: It's My Life
NEW ORDER: Substance
DAVID BOWIE: Low
ENNIO MORRICONE: Once Upon a Time In America
FRANCOISE HARDY: Comment Te Dire Adieu
4 comments:
Is it bad that of all the movies listed the one I'd want to see first is "Travels with my Aunt"?
I didn't even notice that one until looking at the ad again just now. FWIW, Ken Russell's THE BOYFRIEND, listed along with TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT, will be playing at the Walter Reade as part of FSLC's "Russellmania" retro later this month. There is apparently a remake of TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT scheduled for 2011.
'73 is a few years too early for me but I still love seeing those Times listings...did Cinema 5 become Walter Reade Theaters? I wonder. What I wouldn't give to go through Times movie listings from the late 70s--those are the days I first started to pay attention to those things.
I believe Cinema 5 and Walter Reade were separate theater chains operating into the '70s-'80s. The current Walter Reade theater at Lincoln Center opened in '91 and is named for the man who started the theater chain that bore his name up into the mid-'80s.
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