Since I have no way of lending my copy to most of you, I thought I'd just clip about it. This is especially for enbar, Brimstone, and other fans of German Expressionism. *This is where I shamelessly encourage you to get a copy: I got my copy of the book two years ago and I've never grown tired of it. Adaptations are rarely this great. Visit the official site here.

10x for such an informative clip

just an association: worth check a band heard lately called Gregor Samsa

Spy vs. Spy - I'm a fan as well.

Hey sync, there are two Gregor Samsas. Imma check out both.

hi haraya the cd i know titled 55:12
the band was formed in 2000 Richmond VA
similar artists (as found in allmusic.com) are Sigur Ros and Mogwai both worth listening

wish u good mus(e)ic time -)

@sync Music update: I've been loving the Czech Gregor Samsa since I first heard them last year. I have no idea what they're saying but their sound definitely keeps me listening.

@alan Thanks for the link! That man's face is amazing. I've read the text, the character, countless times and seen it in different forms. Never have I seen Gregor Samsa this way. Frank Schneider's face, that expression is so graceful and painfully beautiful.