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By Phil Scoville, May 3, 2010 9:22 am

I’m not huge on Ozzy but this kid is pretty dang good. He’s only 10 year’s old. I hope that he comes out with some original good music. I found this by way of Ellen’s Tweets.

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By Phil Scoville, April 10, 2009 6:49 am

Pick it up here. I found it on last.fm where you can find the music I listen to on a regular basis. Go to the comments section and you’ll see a comment by SPIN Magazine offering this new free single.

Or you could go directly to SPIN Magazine to pick it up. It isn’t too different than the recent 311 sound that has been playing over the last few years. I like it though. Let me know what you think?

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By Phil Scoville, January 9, 2009 1:55 am

Best Music of 2008

I’ve listed on this playlist some of my favorite music of this past year. New bands that I just can’t seem to get enough of are: The Gaslight Anthem, Ra Ra Riot, Mates of State. Veteran bands with excellent new albums are: Coldplay, Weezer, and Jack Johnson. And much more. Give the playlist a listen.

Click below:
http://www.imeem.com/people/SKrxTi/playlist/JtgGj6h9/best_music_of_2008_music_playlist/

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By Phil Scoville, November 8, 2008 1:28 pm

When the film played in Washougal and I was there watching it; I wasn’t sure how interested people were in the film. We had a 10 pm showing after a long drive from Utah to Portland through Roseburg to say hello to Marlene and the kids. Yes, we ran out of gas and thatb made it that much longer. But when we got to the local high school in Washougal and there was a big crowd watching fairly lame bang, bang, shoot em and knife em up flick, I was hopeful that many audience members would stick around. Well no only a few stayed and a few new audience members came. I liked the film and reviewed it earlier on this blog in August.

However it did receive the audience choice award for the festival and that is awesome and I was proud of my good friend Brandon Cahoon, the writer and director of this film about our lives in small town Utah.

I received a phone message last night from Brandon saying to check out the Torino Film Festival website on a few days at the of November schedule.

I then received a more official announcement via email from Brandon about its official acceptance into the Torino Film Festival.

Check it out for yourself at
Torino Film Festival.

Parade will be playing on three dates at the Italian Film Festival: November 22nd, 26th & 27th.

Congrats, Brandon. A much bigger Festival and one that has attracted the Academy Award winning Director, Oliver Stone. He will be showing his new film ‘W’ about George W. Bush. Not that I agree with his political leaning; but this is a huge festival and our little production is playing there. I know I say we but really this is a Brandon and Dayna production. I feel a part since I am a part of the original story.

Now we can hope that the great film will make it to DVD and maybe some extras will be created.

Also the awesome Movie Soundtrack might be a reality. If you haven’t seen the film or heard from Brandon about the music. Keep pushing for soundtrack to come out.

BTW – I like the new home page for the website. Parade – paradethemovie.com. Check it out.

This would be an amazing flight to go over to Europe to see the film at this huge festival. The distance, price, time, and the fact that my passport I think expired last year doesn’t help.

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By Phil Scoville, August 30, 2008 12:18 pm

Weezer

Coldplay

She and Him

Brett Dennen

Ra Ra Riot

Vampire Weekend