Chuck Klosterman
breaks down Edgar Winter Group's 1973 Old Grey Whistle Test performance of Frankenstein. Unlike
zzazazz's previous post, there is no bonus, because
"Edgar Winter's finest nine minutes" is its own crazy good reward.
posted by davejay
on Jul 27, 2011 -
82 comments
Chuck Klosterman
breaks down Led Zeppelin's 1979 Knebworth Festival performance of In the Evening. Bonus: Led Zeppelin when they were
crazy good in 1970.
posted by zzazazz
on Jun 29, 2011 -
43 comments
Ctrl is an NBC webseries starring Tony Hale (
Arrested Development's Buster,
Chuck's Emmett Milbarge) as an office drone who suddenly finds that, thus far, CTRL-Z lets him undo recent events in his own life, and CTRL-B em
boldens him to stand up to his boss and confess his love to the source of his crush. It was based on a short film,
Ctrl-Z, starring Hale's
Chuck co-star Zachary Levi as the boss. Not exactly a
new concept, but nonetheless well-executed by a fairly good comic team ...
[more inside]
posted by WCityMike
on Jul 18, 2009 -
38 comments
Chuck Palahniuk (the author of such brawny reads as
Choke and
Fight Club) has an
online writers' workshop that has monthly assignments subject to peer review, essays on writing by Chucky P., and a real smoove interface. I'm not a big fan of the guy or his work, but his "distinction essays", which are only posted to the site for a limited time, do contain the kind of solid instruction you'd hafta pay money for at a real writers workshop. The quality of the submissions varies, but seems to me to be a bit better than most online freebie writers-circle-jerk sites. Just don't choke on the ego.
posted by BitterOldPunk
on Mar 30, 2004 -
6 comments
Meet Vlad. And Chuck. And Amiz. And Nec. This is an interview that I found to be absolutely fascinating. After countless (really...
countless...) hours spent in places like
Bianca's Smut Shack, Vlad got really,
really into chatting. I was really pretty amazed reading through this interview at how far people go on these things. Invented online personalities become real life ones. I can't help but wonder whether this is an extreme exception, or something of a norm. The next step in wondering, of course, is to wonder how many Mefites are going down this road. Hmm... could it be...
you? Find out. High scores, anyone? (Probably NSFW, but then, look at how much Vlad got away with!)
posted by dgt
on May 8, 2003 -
22 comments