otaku_emmy said:
Die Antwoord is fucking weird.

otaku_emmy said:
heck yeah

Kiho said:
Just NO.

The Doctor Who theme rant.....

was not meant to have an "epic" backing music or to be orchestrated. The theme was a classic early endeavor into electronic music. Not a single musical instrument was used in its creation. To mess with this master piece by underlying it with an epic orchestrated music score is heresy. The theme was intended to project a sense of the futuristic not epic (as envisioned in the early 1960's)

It really irks me when producers "feel" they need to "update" theme songs and "modernize" sets that have become classic to loyal fans. This is comparable to "updating" Hogwarts from Harry Potter or making major changes to the Lord of the Rings story line. You just don't offend loyal fans of classic works like that.

For those who have not seen the earlier episodes: Dr Who was not about epic battles, but more about the doctor's cunning and intellect out smarting the bad guys. Many times, he was not even the willing "crusader" of good, but begrudgingly and reluctantly operating under orders of the Time Lords. The Doctor was allowed the freedom to time travel in return for such "services". The original Doctor was at times cantankerous and not anything like a super hero. He left Gallifrey (The planet of the time lords) because he was bored.

The Tartus was an early experimental prototype time machine (which the doctor stole) and which was constantly breaking down. It was not this "futuristic (as currently envisioned by movie studios), ergonomic, organic looking thing.

With the latest reincarnations of the Doctor and "updates" to the tartus, I have totally lost interest in the show.

otaku_emmy said:
Also, I didn't wanna be sassy but it's TARDIS (time and relative dimension in space).

otaku_emmy said:
Anyway, here's something new from KPP.

Brin said:
so you're a hiphop hipster huh? 8)