Posts tagged Jamie Vine
Vinyl (HBO) Episode 10: Zelig, Carnac, or "Record Man"
This is my Episode 10 recap of Vinyl (HBO) - The Season One Finale
They call the episode "Alibi" and I call my recap: Zelig, Carnac, or "Record Man."
In this episode, Richie kind of wins, Zac definitely loses, and The Nasty Bits are fictionally amazing?
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe April 18, 2016 Kill The Lights, Indigo, Nile Rodgers, Alex Newell, DJ Cassidy, Kick Out The Jams, Motor City 5, MC5, Vinyl, Vinyl (HBO), Vinyl Episode 10, Alibi, Richie Finestra, Bobby Cannavale, Zelig, Woody Allen, Forrest Gump, The Factory, Andy Warhol, Kool DJ Herc, Ingrid, The Velvet Underground, Velvet Underground, Hip-Hop, Rap, Mercer Art Center, New York Dolls, Hilly Kristal, CBGB, CBGB OMFUG, CBGIBs, CBGB's, Country, Bluegrass, Blues, Country Bluegrass Blues and Other Music For Uplifting Gormandizers, The Nasty Bits, Nasty Bits, Jamie Vine, Juno Temple, Devon Finestra, Olivia Wilde, Corrado Galasso, Armen Garo, Chuck Negron, Three Dog Night, Spinal Tap, Kip Stevens, James Jagger, American Century Records, Lester Grimes, Ato Essandoh, Pulp Fiction, Carnac the Magnificent, Terence Winter, Martin Scorcese, HBO, Mick Jagger, Joey Ramone, Dee Dee Ramone, The Stooges, Iggy + The Stooges, Ramones, Pixies, The Pixies, The Ramones, Nirvana, Richard Hell, Woman Like You, Johnny Thunders, That Thing You Do, Change The Channel, Alibi Records, Julie Silver, Max Castella, Max Casella, Tony Bennett, Boulevard of Broken Dreams, The Boulevard of Broken Dreams, Ray Romano, Zak Yankovich, The Godfather, Scott Leavitt, P.J Byrne, Xavier, Joe Corso, Bo Dietl, NYPD, FBI, Frank "Buck" Rogers, Andrew Dice Clay, Andrew "Dice" Clay, Clark Morelle, Jack Quaid, Booker T, Jimmy Castor, The Jimmy Castor Bunch, Aretha Franklin, Queen, Mr. Robot, Who Is Mr. Robot's LandlordComment
Vinyl (HBO) Episode 9: 2 + 2 = "Record Man"
This is my recap of Episode 9 of HBO's drama Vinyl. They called this episode "Rock and Roll Queen."
I am calling it 2 + 2 = "Record Man"
In this week's episode, Richie decides to come clean to some and becomes truly visible to others, Devon makes important choices, and The Nasty Bits get, well, Nasty.
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe April 10, 2016 Lester Grimes, Ato Essandoh, Mr. Robot, USA, HBO, rock and roll, Rock and Roll Music, Punk Rock, Punk, Music, Vinyl (HBO), vinyl, Richie Finestra, Bobby Cannavale, Patti Smith, Hey Joe, Corrado Galasso, Armen Garo, Terence Winter, CeCe Matthews, Cece Matthews, Susan Heyward, Maury Gold, Paul Ben-Victor, Zak Yankovich, Ray Romano, Ann Powers, NPR, Andrea "Andy" Zito, Annie Parisse, Devon Finestra, Olivia Wilde, Billy McVicar, Richard Short, Eddie Cochran, C'mon Everybody, Skip Fontaine, J.C. MacKenzie, The Chelsea Hotel, American Century Records, Cyclone, Rock and Roll Queen, Frank "Buck" Rogers, Andrew Dice Clay, The Nasty Bits, Nasty Bits, Mercer Art Center, New York Dolls, Noel Murray, Vulture, Jamie Vine, Juno Temple, Hannibal, Mott The Hoople, Andy Warhol, Bruce Springsteen, Clark Morelle, Jack Quaid, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Bob MarleyComment
Vinyl (HBO) Episode 7: "Record Man's" Needle And The Damage Done
This is my episode 7 recap of Vinyl (HBO) I am calling my recap "Record Man's" Needle and the Damage Done.
In this episode, Richie meets Elvis, sets up a threesome, and reminds us just how bad he can be.
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe March 27, 2016 Colonel Tom Parker, Vietnam, Enter The Dragon, Suspicious Minds, Sun Records, Jailhouse Rock, Kid Creole, Elvis Presley, Elvis Aaron, Elvis Aaron Presley, Scotty Moore, DJ Fontana, Bill Black, Olivia Wilde, Devon Finestra, Maslow, Richie Finestra, Bobby Cannavale, Zak Yankovich, Ray Romano, Burt Reynolds, RCA Records, American Century Records, Paul Rudd, Las Vegas, David Bowie, Jan and Dean, Brian Wilson, Surf City, Shawn Klush, Dr. John, David Crosby, Stephen Stillls, Graham Nash, Neil Young, Crosby, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Big Chief, Treme, Mardis Gras Indians, Los Angeles, California, Jamie Vine, Juno Temple, Lena Olin, Clark Morelle, Jack Quaid, Funky Stuff, Kool and the Gang, Jim Morrison, Gavin EdwardsComment
Vinyl (HBO), Unicorns, and the NYT
Vinyl has not been universally loved by critics. I am taking this opportunity to answer some of the most prominent and consistent criticisms of the show.
In particular, I am defending Richie's character arc, the treatment of female characters, and the criticism that the writers have made the female characters stereotypically "shrill." I also criticise the New York Times' coverage.
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe March 25, 2016 vinyl, Vinyl, Vinyl (HBO), Bobby Cannavale, Richie Finestra, American Century Records, Rock and Roll, Alice Cooper, David Bowie, The Velvet Underground, Velvet Underground, Johnny Thunders, Don Draper, Walter White, Devon Finestra, Olivia Wilde, Lester Grimes, Ato Essandoh, Zak Yankovich, Ray Romano, Jamie Vine, Juno Temple, Mick Jagger, Susan Heyward, Kim Gorden, Noel Murray, Betty Draper, Carmela Soprano, Andrea "Andy" Zito, Annie Parisse, Lena Olin, Gavin EdwardsComment
Vinyl (HBO) Episode 6: A "Record Man" Of Wealth And Taste
This is my Episode 6 recap for Vinyl (HBO). I am calling the recap - A "Record Man" of Wealth and Taste.
On this episode of Vinyl (HBO), Richie Finestra is plagued by a devil, haunted by a skinny four-eyed ghost, and loses his Ziggy Stardust to the planet Mars.
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe March 21, 2016 vinyl, Vinyl (HBO), Mr. Robot, The Cure, Pictures Of You, Cyclone, The Cyclone, Richie Finestra, Bobby Cannavale, Carrington Vilmont, Devon Finestra, Olivia Wilde, Ernst, The Velvet Underground, Velvet Underground, Ingrid, Birgitte Horst Sorensen, David Bowie, Noah Bean, Andy Zito, Andrea "Andy" Zito, Annie Parisse, American Century Records, Ray Romano, Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, Ziggy Stardust, Life On Mars, Trey Sonz, Buddy Holly, The Champs, Tequila, Rave On, Coney Island, Iggy + The Stooges, Iggy Pop, No Fun, Jamie Vine, Juno Temple, Ato Essandoh, Little Richard, Keep A Knocking, Keep A Knockin', Suffragette City, Fats Domino, Brandy, Looking GlassComment
Vinyl (HBO) Episode 5 Recap: "Record Man" Shows His True Colors
This is my recap of Episode 5 of Vinyl (HBO, "He Is Racist Fire")
I am calling my recap "Record Man" shows his true colors (again)
This week Richie shows that he is a racist, a sexist, and almost exposes that he is a murderer. So, basically, more of the same.
Vinyl (HBO Series)Joshua B. Hoe March 14, 2016 Walter White, Don Draper, Anna Draper, Mad Men, Richie Finestra, Bobby Cannavale, Frank "Buck" Rogers, Andrew Dice Clay, Devon Finestra, Olivia Wilde, Lester Grimes, Ato Essandoh, CeCe Matthews, Susan Heward, Jackie Jervis, Ken Marino, Andrea "Andy" Zito, Annie Parisse, Hannibal, Daniel J. Watts, Bachelorette, Her Rotating Head, The Velvet Underground, White Light White Heat, Little Richard, David Proval, Sal Finestra, Bruce Lee, Enter The Dragon, Rip It Up, Richard Wayne Fenniman, Fats Domino, Juno Temple, Jamie Vine, Kip Stevens, American Century Records, Julie Silver, Max Castella, Clark Morelle, Jack QuaidComment