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Freddy makes Thanksgiving dinner his way.

Freddy makes Thanksgiving dinner his way.Author: gagfilms Tags: freddy krueger thanksgiving turkey gagfilms daneboe slicing claws horror comedy nightmare elm street monster creepy ghost black friday holiday ecard Posted: 24 November 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Cloud Burst is the final release from this trilogy from Elm, and it is one that Adam Loomis is most pleased with. If "ForThemFromThem" showed his playful electronic side, and "Significant Piano Movements" showed his thoughtful pianist persona, then "Cloud Burst" is the one that gels Elm all together. Complete with vocals, electronic sequences, guitar, violin, and more, this release is a very exciting one in terms of where Elm has come from and where he is heading to. Adam took a new approach to this album with regards to lyrics, recording and instrumentation, and so it shows a brave willingness to explore the new, as well a great regard and respect to what lies in the past. There is something for everybody on this album. "Don't you see?" is a monster track with piano leading the way, and a fierce drum pattern and heavenly vocal to add those extra layers that you will crave. "Unwind your heart" is a track that many indie dance bands would be happy to add to their setlist, and the acoustic "Here in my heart" ends off this trilogy in fine fashion. The trilogy ends. Thank you Elm for showing us all of your musical layers. Download full release Play a sample track Rack & Ruin records

Adam Loomis' output is breathtaking, what makes it so impressive is the fact that he can rattle of albums at breakneck speed with no affect to the quality of his work. Significant Piano Movements is the second album in the Elm trilogy, and this was recorded in one afternoon, in one take, on his fathers piano. Loomis, the eternal perfectionist does say, "There are a few notes that sound like they might not belong, but are you going to be the one to break the news to them?.....poor notes". To my untrained ear I am not sure where these notes are, perhaps they have managed to wriggle their way in with the rest to blend in with the peaceful aura that this release exudes. A simple afternoon sat in front of a piano can produce some wonderful things, if you don't believe that then give this release a listen. Download full release Play a sample track Rack & Ruin records

A lifelong resident of Lakeside, CA Mark discusses the Cork Elm trees that use to be abundant and align the city's roads.

To further prove that people with lots of money still care about people who used to have lots of money, The Daily Express reports that Johnny Depp may help bail actor Nicolas Cage out of his growing financial problems. Cage, as you may or may not know, is in some serious debt. He's already had two of his homes go into foreclosure, he owes something like $6 million in back taxes and he's currently suing his former business manager for $20 million claiming he sent "him down a path toward financial ruin." Now, though, things may be looking up for Cage as Depp could be coming to his rescue. The Daily Express says that Depp has contacted Cage and told him not to worry, that he'll sort everything out. Why Depp, you ask? Isn't that sorta random? What, was Depp a big fan of Con Air or something? Actually, no -- Depp feels like he owes his career to Cage in a way since Cage reportedly recommended Depp to his agent wayyy back in the day when Depp was a struggling musician. The story goes that Cage's recommendation led to Depp nabbing a role in the original Nightmare on Elm Street (his first), and the rest is history. So, is Johnny Depp really going to pony up some crazy cash to bail Nicolas Cage out of trouble? And can Hollywood somehow find a way to turn that into a movie with both power actors starring opposite one another? And would you go to see it?Filed under: RumorMonger, Celebrities and Controversy, Newsstand Permalink | Email this | Comments

The first release of the Elm trilogy (which sounds like a Horror movie marathon in the making), is ForThemFromThem. This album is a very personal one to Adam Loomis as it was inspired by those few special cherished moments with seldom-seen people. The album is a playful trip that encapsulates Elm's electronic side. This release is definitely an upbeat joyous offering, some tracks verge into the area of indie-dance, whereas other tracks, including the delightful opener "Jamyum" are more at home with some 8-bit references. A personal favourite is the almost spiritual "Worth it Wounds", a wonderful piece of upbeat electronica that has a touch of Helios about it. This release is the first of three, and will definitely leave the listener excited to hear what is to follow. Download Full release Play a sample track Rack & Ruin records

I have to tell you that this installment of Scenes We Love was a close one, because the more I searched for the scene in question from A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 4: The Dream Master, the more I realized that it was a pretty terrible movie. The fourth installment of the horror franchise saw Freddy looking for some fresh meat after he had worked his way through the original "Elm Street brats". But like I said, this is about the song as well as the movie, so Dream Master (despite it's failings) lived to earn its very own Songs We Love thanks to "Anything, Anything", by Dramarama. Now, no one would blame you if the name isn't ringing a bell, but Dramarama was an LA-based power pop band that made some inroads to fame before fading into obscurity in the early 90's -- with the exception of an appearance on a VH1 reality show, which seems to be the fate of most 80's bands. The song was used during a scene in which one of our young victims is practicing a martial art that will be utterly useless against Freddie, but one look at Andras Jones as Rick Johnson and this 13-year-old was in love (although I chose to overlook the Karate Kid headband). So even though "Anything, Anything" never really became a huge hit for the band, according to legend it is still one of "the most requested songs in KROQ [LA Radio] history" -- which I guess means I'm not the only one with fond memories of this tune. After the jump: Dramarama's contribution to the Canon of Freddie...Filed under: Horror, Music & Musicals, Fandom, Remakes and Sequels, Trailers and Clips, Scenes We LoveContinue reading Scenes (Songs) We Love: Anything, Anything 'Nightmare on Elm St. 4' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Nightmare on Elm Street Halloween Party at Thrive (Dallas) hosted by Mario Lopez. Same P Mike, Eric Marc, ReallyBadRadio, and Six-Gauge party at Thrive (Dallas)all night. Shots, Shots, Shots, Shots....Everybody....

For all Hallow's eve, Guru Larry presents a bumper extended two part Halloween special of the Retro Corner, all put into one extended Larry!

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