The Doors (15-Year Anniversary Edition)224 reviews Val Kilmer Lions Gate, 2006 The Doors rock! + "Motel Money Murder Madness..." + Val Kilmer's best performance Highly entertaining film about the Doors rise to fame. The music is great. Not to be missed.             Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk111 reviews Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain Penguin (Non-Classics), 1997 First Book On Punk I Ever Read. + THE definitive primer on NY punk + Punk Rock 101 This is going to be short and sweet...like me. I read this book at the ripe age of 12. I was just getting into The Ramones and this book is just fantastic. I was just getting into Punk back then but I beleive that this is a good book for even people that know a lot about good Punk music and the ...             The Shadow Over Santa Susana: Black Magic, Mind Control and The "Manson Family¿ Mythos27 reviews Adam Gorightly AuthorHouse, 2001 A great read! + a new spin on old myths + Excellent retrospective of a hazy zeitgeist ,however + great book             Steal This Movie!23 reviews Vincent D'Onofrio, Janeane Garofalo Lions Gate, 2001 Steal This Book; Woodstock Nation - It all comes to life! + Watch it & enjoy. + Heartbreakingly Anachronistic + pretty balanced: he admits to arrogance and buffoonery, but inspired change + Very Good Film             Portable Darkness: An Aleister Crowley Reader5 reviews Solar Books, 2007 An Extended Essay on Crowley Woven into Excerpts from His Works + Amazing + The title is apropos + Excellent! + accessable crowleyana             From Hell - New Cover Edition95 reviews Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell Top Shelf Productions, 2000 A masterpiece! What did you expect me to say? + Alan Moore's most complex, challenging, and inventive work + Jack the Ripper's story in a comic book + A tour de force exposition of Victorian England and a fanciful take on the Ripper + Graphic SF Reader             William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Throbbing Gristle (Re/Search #4/5)3 reviews V/Search, 1982 Dr. Timothy Leary's Favorite Photo of Burroughs + Life Changing + Re/Search#4/5 a review The W.S. Burroughs photo in this issue was the late Dr. Timothy's favorite of Bill Burroughs--the great one with the gun in his hand. This alone is worth the price. Great photo, especially with the interview of Burroughs and the part about the murder of wife Joan in Mexico City. "There are no ...             Stoned (Unrated Widescreen Edition)36 reviews Leo Gregory, Paddy Considine Universal Studios, 2006 Definitely Worthwhile for Any Stones Fan + Brian Jones ROCKS! + Not As Bad As They Said + Stoned movie - A+             Pollock106 reviews Tom Bower, Jennifer Connelly Sony Pictures, 2001 Art minus hollywood frills + Tormented soul and a brilliant talent + Best DVD Commentary Remark Ever There is no simple way to label this film any more than there is a an easy way to describe its subject. Pollock was a fascinating person and the movie does an excellent job in describing how his paintings evolved. It's educational, in fact, gloriously so, but the film goes so much farther than ...             Gandhi (Widescreen Two-Disc Collector's Edition)192 reviews Ben Kingsley, Candice Bergen Sony Pictures, 2007 Gandih + Gandhi a spiritual journey + GANDHI is Must See! + Great movie + Kingsley IS "Gandhi"             Crowley's Apprentice: The Life and Ideas of Israel Regardie (American)2 reviews Gerald Suster Weiser Books, 1989 Love is the bleedin law... + Not What You Think but a Gem Anyways This is a superb biography of Israel Regardie who is responsible for great Occult classics such as 'A garden of Pomegranates', 'The Tree of Life' and countless others. The question you need ask yourself is, are you a Freud person or a Jung person? I was always a Jung person and so from an Esoteric ...             The Last Time I Committed Suicide22 reviews Thomas Jane, Keanu Reeves Universal Studios, 2005 one that slipped through the cracks + This isn't the last time he'll commit suicide + This movie is perfect for the restless. It seems that this movie can only be appreciated by fans of beat literature. If you happen to be one, or are curious about the beats, this is a fantastic movie. The movie is a dramatization of a letter that Neal Cassidy, the muse of the beat generation, wrote his famous pal, Jack Kerouac. The film ...             Turn Off Your Mind: The Mystic Sixties and the Dark Side of the Age of Aquarius18 reviews Gary Lachman The Disinformation Company, 2003 giving way to strange forces + tomorrow knew, huh? + Brilliant, well-researched, insightful. + Dark Mystical Thrills             Brian Jones Presents: The Pipes of Pan at Jajouka14 reviews The Master Musicians of Jajouka Philips, 1995 Instant Classic + An Enchanting Sound As It Should Be Heard + "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" + Take Me With You, My Beloved + A fitting memorial to Brian             Sid & Nancy127 reviews Sandy Baron, Perry Benson MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 Punk Super Star Sid Viciousis Great ! + THIS DVD IS NOT OUT OF PRINT!!! + Overlooked Performances. + Punk Super Star Sid Viciousis Great !             Rebels & Devils : The Psychology of Liberation13 reviews Timothy Leary New Falcon Publications, 2001 A Nudge Toward Self-Understanding + Neo should have feel this way after the red pill + nice selection of miscellany Rebels and Devils is a collection of literary forms, from essay to comic, dealing with the psychology of liberation. Standing alone, it is overwhelmingly inspiring at times, always thought-provoking, and seldom dogmatic. The point of this book can be as simple as an interesting read, or as grand as ...             Factotum47 reviews Matt Dillon, Lili Taylor Ifc, 2006 Factotum - How Could Any Bukowski Fan Not Love This Movie? + Excellent film, great acting, very good direction Factotum is a great, though perhaps difficult to swallow movie. Granted, there seems to have been a mixed reaction to this movie. Yet Bukowski himself elicited mixed reactions, from his work and personal life alike. So it comes as no surprise to me. What does surprise me is to hear many ...             Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Criterion Collection555 reviews Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro Criterion, 2003 Clever and Hilarious + An exposé for Rolling Stone magazine about the killing of Ruben Salazar + own this! + Breathtakingly Honest             Brian Jones - Who Killed Christopher Robin?: The Truth Behind The Murder of a Rolling Stone7 reviews Terry Rawlings Helter Skelter Publishing, 2004 Of all the Brian Jones books, the best IMHO + It explains a lot . . + Who Killed Christopher Robin + Who Killed Christopher Robin             The Prankster and the Conspiracy: The Story of Kerry Thornley and How He Met Oswald and Inspired the ...7 reviews Adam Gorightly, Robert Anton Wilson Paraview Press, 2003 Kerry the Sin Eater + Bizarre Book on a Forgotten Hippie Prankster + Malaclyptic masterpiece + Excellent, but unexpectedly melancholy + A great read!