in the miniseries they stop at Ragnar Anchorage to pick up munitions after the Cylon attack. It hasn't been mentioned since.

Maybe Tommy Lee is more of a visionary than he's generally given credit for.

Edit: when I say "Tommy Lee," I mean "Vince Neil," as people do.

So, back to the subject of Brazil....

I downloaded a really hot version by a group called Pink Martini. They also have a version by Django Reinhardt which I suspect is intrumental only, but I'm thinking I should download anyway cuz Django Reinhardt. Any other input? Bueller?

but I'm thinking I should download anyway cuz Django Reinhardt. Any other input? Bueller?

Pink Martini is a contemporary group. If you like their "Brazil" you'd probably like their two albums.

Django is great, but yeah, it'll almost certainly be instrumental. You might want to find a version by Carmen Miranda or a forties pop singer. Carmen Miranda, maybe.

Wikipedia on "Brazil" - the song

From the Brazil FAQ:

The soundtrack by Michael Kamen is available on compact disc, Milan 35636-2. The disc features music from the film as well as snippets of dialogue and the title track sung by Kate Bush. The recording is excellent, and the disc offers insightful liner notes written by Steven Smith, Terry Gilliam and Michael Kamen.

Yep Rock emailed me with information about Rockin' Bones - a new Halloween collection that looks kind of fun:

Th' Legendary Shack*Shakers - Ichabod!
Los Straitjackets - Squid
The Fleshtones - Ghoulman Confidential
Dexter Romweber - Rockin' Dead Man
The Minus 5 - In a Lonely Coffin
The Forty-Fives - The Devil Beats His Wife
Laika & The Cosmonauts - Look! No Head!
Ronnie Dawson - Rockin' Calaveras
Jason Ringenberg - Honky Tonk Maniac
Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys - Haunted Heels
Heavy Trash - Under the Waves
Radio Birdman - Hungry Cannibals
Dexter Romweber - Monster Blues
The Minus 5 - Dr. Evil: Doctor of Evil
Robyn Hitchcock - Demons and Fiends

Pink Martini is quickly becoming one of my favorite bands, Sean, so I would reccomend them beyond their rendition of "Brazil."

I happen to have a random Pink Martini cut, from the Dead Like Me soundtrack, "Que Sera Sera", and as soon as Gmail allows, it should be up on Buffistarawk.

Hey guess what? Joan Jett is still fucking hot.

If you haven't seen it already, it's the video for her cover of Sweet's "AC/DC."

Meara should totally do this on drag king night.

My Halloween O'Seven Mix is complete! I'll try to get it posted by the weekend.

The Thing That Couldn't Die Radio Ad
Zombie Jamboree (Back To Back) Harry Belafonte (some may be more familiar with the Rockapella version from the 80s. It is, of course, a very old calypso song. I think Lord Invader did it. )
The Voodoo Man Del Vikings (1958)
Voodoo Voodoo La Vern Baker
Graveyard Tramps Radio Ad
Lookout Mountain Chuck Miller (1955) (this one's got a great groove)
Graveyard Leroy Bowman
Jekyll And Hyde Jim Burgett
Halloween Girl Blue Ash (Halloween Power Pop)
Fortune Teller Tony Jackson Group (Mod Halloween Power Pop!)
Vampire Playgirls Radio Ad
The Vampire Club Voltaire
Remains Of The Day Danny Elfman (from Corpse Bride)
Mister Bones Hillbilly Frankenstein
The Mummy Radio Ad
Mr. Ghost Is Going To Town Five Jones Boys (One of my all-time favs, courtesy of Spidra)
Mostly Ghostly The Creatures
She's A Zombie The Fall-Outs (Kickass garage rock)
Pet Sematary The Ramones
The Lurch Ted Cassidy (It's so groovy!)
The Munster Creep The Munsters (1964)
My Girlfriend Is A Witch Cattanooga Cats (Bubblegum Ghouls!)
Theme From "The Spooky Bunch" The Spooky Bunch (More Bubblegum Ghouls)
Spooky Movies Roy Clark (1963)
Be True To Your Ghoul - The Ghouls (aka, The Hondells. From the famous Dracula's Deuce album)
Don't Meet Mr. Frankenstein Carlos Casal, Jr.
The Screemin' Meemies from Planet X Merv Griffin (1961)
Martian Shave The Mad Daddy
I'm A Vampire Future Bible Heroes
Soul Dracula Hot Stuff (Disco ghoulery!)
Dr. Jeckyl and Sister Hyde Radio Ad
I Dig You Baby Bob McFadden & Dor
Ulalume Buddy Morrow & His Orchestra (Beatnik Poe)