#Listening to Psykup's 2008 album We Love You All;
https://seasonofmistcatalogue.bandcamp.com/album/we-love-you-all
This has vague undertones of Slipknot, Mr Bungle and System of a Down, and given the release date, they're probably all influences on this band's approach to music. But Psykup do their own thing, and these 6 tracks are well worth a listen.
My Toy, My Satan, the third track on We Love You All, has a bunch of vocal samples I recognise from the 1999 comedy movie Dogma. Including Chris Rock, as Rufus the 13th apostle, saying of his buddy Christ;
"Knew him? Nigga owes me 12 bucks!"
It's been years since I last saw Dogma, so I decided to make it my Friday night movie. So glad I did! What a frickin brilliant film. Thoughtful, heartwarming, clever without rubbing the audience's nose in it, and laugh out loud funny.
(1/5)
@mpanhans
> apparently Dogma isn't available in the US on any streaming platform or even for purchase anywhere
Intriguing. Why wouldn't the corporatist ruling classes not want us watching a film called Dogma? 🤔
Most likely there's some boring "IP" shitfuckery reasons for this. Just like there was when scAmazon reached out their Big Brother fingers and deleted 1984 from a whole lot of people's Kindles. But I find both cases symbolically resonant...
@strypey Watched Dogma last night, indeed very much worth revisiting this one!
@strypey You've sent me down quite a rabbit hole, apparently Dogma isn't available in the US on any streaming platform or even for purchase anywhere. And because of that I want to re-watch it even more now. I'm off on an adventure now to find it.