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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Frank Sorrentino Talks about His Videos Bashing His Son Mike “The Situation” – Won’t Apologize - Audio
Okay, now I get it.Frank “The Scum Bag” Sorrentino is just as big of a Guido douchebag as his son Mike “The Situation”.
It just took me a couple of days to put it all together.
Yesterday Frank called into a Kiss 92.5 radio show to talk about his videos, and when given a chance to apologize – well, he didn’t.
InfoStar told you yesterday about our big fat Guido rat theory, and guess what? Last night Frank “The Scumbag” Sorrentino announced he was looking for a reality show.
Did we call it?
Related: Frank Sorrentino – We smell a big fat Guido rat
On top of trying to get a six figure book deal, Frank is now shopping around ideas for a television show.
This whole Sorrentino family is rotten to the core. I suspect we just forget about them all and move on with our lives.
But these videos are just so damn funny to watch!
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Life After Lost - Damon Lindelof Interview
Thanks to Xannie for the heads up.
Lost part is around 11:50 Minutes.
Lost in all of the TV coverage of the midterm election is this: November is a pretty important month for TV folks too because of sweeps. TV producers and writers tend to save their best stuff for this period. And that was true for commentator and co-creator of "Lost," Damon Lindelof.
As ABC's series "Lost" comes to an end, executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cues talk to Marketplace about their legion of fans, their surprise success, and their future in reruns
KAI RYSSDAL: Lost in all of the television coverage of the midterm election is this: Besides politicians, November is a pretty important month for television types, too. The November ratings sweeps are among us. That means your favorite show might feature some buzz-worthy television stunts all in the name of grabbing more viewers and higher advertising rates.
Television producers and writers do tend to save their best stuff for sweeps, including commentator and co-creator of "Lost," Damon Lindelof.
DAMON LINDELOF: I can't believe that "Lost" is actually finished. Over six seasons we wrote and produced 121 episodes and here is a spoiler alert if you still haven't seen the series finale: We managed to kill every single character. Sorry.
Anyway, during the course of those 6 years my life was committed to the telling of a single story. Writing and producing a TV show is a massive commitment and one must make significant sacrifices to help that show achieve its true potential. In many ways it's a lot like being a monk, except with less sex.
Now, however, I get to do all the wonderful things that I denied myself, while my colleagues who didn't manage to cancel their own shows must play Sisyphus. And of course I quietly judge how well they are rolling their respective boulders from the sanctity of my living room. And here is the thing about boulder rolling: It's a lot more fun to watch than it is to do. And let's be honest, is it fun to watch? It does, however, make me fondly reminisce about my time in the trenches. And by fondly reminisce I mean wake up in the middle of the night, screaming.
Normally around this time of the year, an average day would be spent working on five episodes of "Lost" simultaneously, we would be blue-skying the story for one, writing the script of another, rewriting the script that we had rushed through previously, shooting the one we just rewritten and editing the one we just shot. During this process I like to spend my down time curled up in the fetal position, crying.
Things would sometimes get so bad I'd fantasize about ways to destroy the show and alienate the viewers. Like having the castaways discovering a huge donkey wheel in the middle of the island that had the capability to transport them back in time. Oh wait, we actually did that.
Anyway, life has gotten much better now. November sweeps don't matter, no more fake scripts to keep the mystery secret, no more fans ridiculing me on the Internet for wasting six years of their lives and betraying their trust. OK, that last one is still sort of happening a little, but I'm OK with it. I really, really am.
The bright side is that in all my free time I have gotten to do all the things I've put off, like hunting the most dangerous game, man himself. And yes, I even curl up in the fetal position and cry just for old times sake.
RYSSDAL: Damon Lindelof is the co-creator of "Lost." He's also the writer/producer of the new Star Trek movie, too.
Source: marketplace
Lost part is around 11:50 Minutes.
Lost in all of the TV coverage of the midterm election is this: November is a pretty important month for TV folks too because of sweeps. TV producers and writers tend to save their best stuff for this period. And that was true for commentator and co-creator of "Lost," Damon Lindelof.
As ABC's series "Lost" comes to an end, executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cues talk to Marketplace about their legion of fans, their surprise success, and their future in reruns
KAI RYSSDAL: Lost in all of the television coverage of the midterm election is this: Besides politicians, November is a pretty important month for television types, too. The November ratings sweeps are among us. That means your favorite show might feature some buzz-worthy television stunts all in the name of grabbing more viewers and higher advertising rates.
Television producers and writers do tend to save their best stuff for sweeps, including commentator and co-creator of "Lost," Damon Lindelof.
DAMON LINDELOF: I can't believe that "Lost" is actually finished. Over six seasons we wrote and produced 121 episodes and here is a spoiler alert if you still haven't seen the series finale: We managed to kill every single character. Sorry.
Anyway, during the course of those 6 years my life was committed to the telling of a single story. Writing and producing a TV show is a massive commitment and one must make significant sacrifices to help that show achieve its true potential. In many ways it's a lot like being a monk, except with less sex.
Now, however, I get to do all the wonderful things that I denied myself, while my colleagues who didn't manage to cancel their own shows must play Sisyphus. And of course I quietly judge how well they are rolling their respective boulders from the sanctity of my living room. And here is the thing about boulder rolling: It's a lot more fun to watch than it is to do. And let's be honest, is it fun to watch? It does, however, make me fondly reminisce about my time in the trenches. And by fondly reminisce I mean wake up in the middle of the night, screaming.
Normally around this time of the year, an average day would be spent working on five episodes of "Lost" simultaneously, we would be blue-skying the story for one, writing the script of another, rewriting the script that we had rushed through previously, shooting the one we just rewritten and editing the one we just shot. During this process I like to spend my down time curled up in the fetal position, crying.
Things would sometimes get so bad I'd fantasize about ways to destroy the show and alienate the viewers. Like having the castaways discovering a huge donkey wheel in the middle of the island that had the capability to transport them back in time. Oh wait, we actually did that.
Anyway, life has gotten much better now. November sweeps don't matter, no more fake scripts to keep the mystery secret, no more fans ridiculing me on the Internet for wasting six years of their lives and betraying their trust. OK, that last one is still sort of happening a little, but I'm OK with it. I really, really am.
The bright side is that in all my free time I have gotten to do all the things I've put off, like hunting the most dangerous game, man himself. And yes, I even curl up in the fetal position and cry just for old times sake.
RYSSDAL: Damon Lindelof is the co-creator of "Lost." He's also the writer/producer of the new Star Trek movie, too.
Source: marketplace
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
LOST - New Soundtrack Released
Update: 14th Oct Thanks to Kim for the update that varesesarabande are having shipment trouble and the CD's are not arriving to them until tomorrow. They will then start to send them out.
Thanks to Kim for the heads up.
LOST: The Last Episodes
Original Television Soundtrack
Music Composed by Michael Giacchino
LOST's final season contained just too much great music from Michael Giacchino for a single or even a double CD to suffice. It was clear at the recording session for the series finale that our treatment of this historic television saga demanded an unprecedented final soundtrack release. In total we have chronicled LOST's final season with not one or two or even three CDs full of music, but a full 4 discs, featuring five hours of music! Lost: The Last Episodes now joins our previously released Lost: The Final Season to conclude our presentation of music from LOST's final sixteen episodes.
CD 1 of LOST: The Last Episodes features music from The Candidate, Across The Sea and What They Died For. Disc 2 is devoted solely to the epic and emotional concluding episode, The End. And that brings our LOST soundtrack series to a whopping ten discs! Bravo to Michael Giacchino and congratulations to J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, Bryan Burk and the entire LOST team! And thank you to all the LOST fans who have been part of this epic journey since Varèse Sarabande's Season 1 album. We are thrilled to offer this very special release to bring LOST's musical story to a moving and poignant end.
LOST Season 6 was released on DVD and BluRay from ABC Home Video on August 24.
Varèse Sarabande Catalog #: 302 064 207 2
DISC ONE
1. Cage Crashers (:45)
2. Shephard’s Why (1:08)
3. Sub-Primed (6:33)
4. SS Lost-tanic (6:56)
5. Flew The Coop (2:06)
6. Across the Sea (1:54)
7. Don’t Look At the Light (3:31)
8. A Brother’s Quarrel (2:58)
9. Make Like a Tree (6:10)
10. Mother of a Plan (5:14)
11. Mother of Sorrows (3:56)
12. Love is Stronger Than Death (2:51)
13. Cereal Experience (2:25)
14. The Four Amigos (1:13)
15. Walk And Talk And Aah! (2:31)
16. Hide and Snitch (3:00)
17. A Better Ben (1:56)
18. What They Died For (3:30)
19. Jack’s Cup Runneth Over (1:41)
20. Get Out Of Jail Free Card (3:10)
DISC TWO
1. Parallelocam (3:23)
2. Leaver-age (1:10)
3. The Stick With Me Speech (3:05)
4. Ultrasonic Flash (2:52)
5. Fly By Dire (:52)
6. Down The Hobbit Hole (4:34)
7. Dysfunctional Setup (2:15)
8. The Well Of Holes (3:21)
9. Pulling Out All The Stops (2:28)
10. Blood From a Locke (:33)
11. Our Lady of Perpetual Labor (4:35)
12. If A Tree Falls (2:56)
13. Locke v. Jack (2:21)
14. Can’t Keep Locke Down (2:51)
15. The Long Kiss Goodbye (5:29)
16. We Can Go Dutch (2:28)
17. Kate Flashes Jack (1:13)
18. Hurley’s Coronation (2:47)
19. The Hole Shabang (7:29)
20. Aloha (1:12)
21. Closure (8:08)
22. Jumping Jack’s Flash (:56)
23. Moving On (7:53)
Bonus Track:
24. Parting Words (Drive Shaft) (3:32)
Return to Catalog
Source: varesesarabande
Thanks to Kim for the heads up.
LOST: The Last Episodes
Original Television Soundtrack
Music Composed by Michael Giacchino
LOST's final season contained just too much great music from Michael Giacchino for a single or even a double CD to suffice. It was clear at the recording session for the series finale that our treatment of this historic television saga demanded an unprecedented final soundtrack release. In total we have chronicled LOST's final season with not one or two or even three CDs full of music, but a full 4 discs, featuring five hours of music! Lost: The Last Episodes now joins our previously released Lost: The Final Season to conclude our presentation of music from LOST's final sixteen episodes.
CD 1 of LOST: The Last Episodes features music from The Candidate, Across The Sea and What They Died For. Disc 2 is devoted solely to the epic and emotional concluding episode, The End. And that brings our LOST soundtrack series to a whopping ten discs! Bravo to Michael Giacchino and congratulations to J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, Bryan Burk and the entire LOST team! And thank you to all the LOST fans who have been part of this epic journey since Varèse Sarabande's Season 1 album. We are thrilled to offer this very special release to bring LOST's musical story to a moving and poignant end.
LOST Season 6 was released on DVD and BluRay from ABC Home Video on August 24.
Varèse Sarabande Catalog #: 302 064 207 2
DISC ONE
1. Cage Crashers (:45)
2. Shephard’s Why (1:08)
3. Sub-Primed (6:33)
4. SS Lost-tanic (6:56)
5. Flew The Coop (2:06)
6. Across the Sea (1:54)
7. Don’t Look At the Light (3:31)
8. A Brother’s Quarrel (2:58)
9. Make Like a Tree (6:10)
10. Mother of a Plan (5:14)
11. Mother of Sorrows (3:56)
12. Love is Stronger Than Death (2:51)
13. Cereal Experience (2:25)
14. The Four Amigos (1:13)
15. Walk And Talk And Aah! (2:31)
16. Hide and Snitch (3:00)
17. A Better Ben (1:56)
18. What They Died For (3:30)
19. Jack’s Cup Runneth Over (1:41)
20. Get Out Of Jail Free Card (3:10)
DISC TWO
1. Parallelocam (3:23)
2. Leaver-age (1:10)
3. The Stick With Me Speech (3:05)
4. Ultrasonic Flash (2:52)
5. Fly By Dire (:52)
6. Down The Hobbit Hole (4:34)
7. Dysfunctional Setup (2:15)
8. The Well Of Holes (3:21)
9. Pulling Out All The Stops (2:28)
10. Blood From a Locke (:33)
11. Our Lady of Perpetual Labor (4:35)
12. If A Tree Falls (2:56)
13. Locke v. Jack (2:21)
14. Can’t Keep Locke Down (2:51)
15. The Long Kiss Goodbye (5:29)
16. We Can Go Dutch (2:28)
17. Kate Flashes Jack (1:13)
18. Hurley’s Coronation (2:47)
19. The Hole Shabang (7:29)
20. Aloha (1:12)
21. Closure (8:08)
22. Jumping Jack’s Flash (:56)
23. Moving On (7:53)
Bonus Track:
24. Parting Words (Drive Shaft) (3:32)
Return to Catalog
Source: varesesarabande
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
LOST - Season 6 Soundtrack Samples Released
Update: 14th Sept The Final Season Soundtrack is now out on iTunes. Thanks to saitek for the heads up.
Thanks to DarkUFO reader youngladyfl for sending us these images.
Thanks to saitekgamer for the heads up.
Here is the 30 seconds samples List for both CD’s of the LOST: The Final Season Soundtrack.
Listen here (Scroll down to the "Listen to Samples" section)
Thanks to DarkUFO reader youngladyfl for sending us these images.
Thanks to saitekgamer for the heads up.Here is the 30 seconds samples List for both CD’s of the LOST: The Final Season Soundtrack.
Listen here (Scroll down to the "Listen to Samples" section)
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
LOST - Swan Song: Orchestrating the Final Moments of LOST
Thanks to Heather for the heads up and to hwkgrleo10 for the videos.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Lost - Season 6 - Soundtrack - Track Listings and Times
Here are the details of the Lost Season 6 Soundtrack
You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Performed By: The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Recorded At: Capitol Records, The Clint Eastwood Scoring Stage and The LA Sound Gallery
Mixed At: Capitol Records, Capitol Records, The Clint Eastwood Scoring Stage and The LA Sound Gallery
Conducted By: Tim Simonec
Orchestrated By: Michael Giacchino
Recorded By: Dan Wallin
Mixed By: Dan Wallin
Edited By: Steve Davis and Alex Levy
You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Source: michaelgiacchinomusic
You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Performed By: The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Recorded At: Capitol Records, The Clint Eastwood Scoring Stage and The LA Sound Gallery
Mixed At: Capitol Records, Capitol Records, The Clint Eastwood Scoring Stage and The LA Sound Gallery
Conducted By: Tim Simonec
Orchestrated By: Michael Giacchino
Recorded By: Dan Wallin
Mixed By: Dan Wallin
Edited By: Steve Davis and Alex Levy
You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Source: michaelgiacchinomusic
The Final Jorge Garcia Podcast
Thanks to Paweł for the heads up.
Here is the final ever Geronimo Jacksbeard Podcast.
Direct Download
Source: geronimojacksbeard
Here is the final ever Geronimo Jacksbeard Podcast.
Direct Download
Source: geronimojacksbeard
Friday, July 30, 2010
LOST Season 6 Soundtrack confirmed
Update: 23rd August We now have the release date for the Season 6 Soundtrack.
It's 14th September. You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Thanks to saitekgamer for the heads up.
Release Date: To be confirmed
Record Label: Varèse Sarabande
Catalog Number: 302 067 --- -
Availability: CD/Digital Download
Estimated Value: $15/£10
Source: michaelgiacchinomusic
It's 14th September. You can pre-order the 2 Disc CD here at Amazon.
Thanks to saitekgamer for the heads up.Release Date: To be confirmed
Record Label: Varèse Sarabande
Catalog Number: 302 067 --- -
Availability: CD/Digital Download
Estimated Value: $15/£10
Source: michaelgiacchinomusic
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Live Orchestra & Chorus Conducted by Michael Giacchino Performs LOST Finale Score
Thanks to SL-Lost for the heads up on this great video.
Here is another video of the same performance.
Here is another video of the same performance.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Lost - All the Songs, All in One Place
Amazon have put together a handy playlist of all the songs featured on Lost that you can play samples from, download/purchase.
View Full Playlist
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
The Spoilered Perspective Podcast: The Candidate
Here's the link for people to download or listen to the "The LOST Spoilered Perspective," covering "The Candidate," hosted by BookhouseBoy and Thirty-Fiver of the SpoilerTV Forums. The Spoilered Perspective recaps the latest episode including all of the information that people who read spoilers knew about the episode ahead of time (but without any actual spoilers for unaired episodes):http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072
The podcast is also available at ITunes:
Episode 10, covering 6x15, will be broadcast live at http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072 at 8PM EST on Wednesday, May 12th. Fans can also read the text version of the Spoilered Perspective (6x14), where BookhouseBoy makes the self-admitted perhaps ridiculous argument that if you don't count MASSIVE DEATH SPOILERS, the episode was "relatively" unspoiled, here: http://www.spoilertv.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18577
The podcast is also available at ITunes:
Episode 10, covering 6x15, will be broadcast live at http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072 at 8PM EST on Wednesday, May 12th. Fans can also read the text version of the Spoilered Perspective (6x14), where BookhouseBoy makes the self-admitted perhaps ridiculous argument that if you don't count MASSIVE DEATH SPOILERS, the episode was "relatively" unspoiled, here: http://www.spoilertv.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18577
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
The Spoilered Perspective Podcast: Season 6 Recap Special
Here's the link for people to download or listen to the "The LOST Spoilered Perspective" episode for April 28th, which was a special season 6 special, hosted by BookhouseBoy and Thirty-Fiver of the SpoilerTV Forums: http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072 Non-spoiled people will want to know that the last 15 minutes of the podcast do discuss spoilers for upcoming episodes, including a few minor spoilers for the finale.
The podcast is also available at ITunes:
Episode 9, covering 6x14, will be broadcast live at http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072 at 8PM EST on Wednesday, May 4. Fans can also read the text version of the Spoilered Perspective (6x13) here: http://www.spoilertv.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18251
The podcast is also available at ITunes:
Episode 9, covering 6x14, will be broadcast live at http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/77072 at 8PM EST on Wednesday, May 4. Fans can also read the text version of the Spoilered Perspective (6x13) here: http://www.spoilertv.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18251
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