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We have been severely influenced by the works of Jan Michael Vincent and early Jean Paul Sartre and I guess this our way of saying “thank-you” to all those who stood for something real and several things unreal. For all the Lou Diamond Phillips of the world who can step out in faith and say “please show my date the way out, quick”! This is for you.

Ryan Gosling isn’t exactly following W.C. Fields’ advice on not working with children. The 28-year-old star of ‘Half Nelson’ and ‘The Notebook’ hits the road this month, debuting Dead Man’s Bones, the moody musical project he created with fellow actor Zach Shields. However, alongside their three-piece band, the pair enlisted a local choir to perform with them in each city the tour stops at. The choirs will reprise the parts originally performed by the Silverlake Conservatory Children’s Choir on Dead Man’s Bones self-titled debut, which is out now.

By including the kids on their first-ever tour, Dead Mans Bones aren’t exactly making it easy on themselves. “You’re making me nervous,” Gosling tells Spinner before laughing, well, nervously. “It’s cool. It’ll keep it new. There’s a fear factor involved, because we have a show every night for a month. Every night will be a new adventure.”

Shields says it’s a case of being careful of what you wish for. “We said to ourselves, ‘We want a choir, we want all these things.’ Now they’re happening and we have to deal with the reality of that. Which is, that we have to teach our songs to a choir every night. And play,” he says.”

“We’re not really worried about the choir,” adds Gosling, who, like Shields, didn’t even know how to play an instrument or sing before starting Dead Man’s Bones a few years ago. “They’ve been working on the songs, they have the record. We’re more worried about ourselves. “They,” he emphasizes of the kids, “are the least of our worries.”

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The official tracklist is out for Ryan’s upcoming debut album “Dead Man’s Bones”. His album will be released October 6th. Check out the tracklist bellow:

1. Intro
2. Dead Hearts
3. Name in Stone
4. Buried in Water
5. My Bodies a Zombie for You
6. Pa Pa Power
7. In the Room Where You Sleep
8. Young and Tragic
9. Paper Ships
10. Lose Your Soul
11. Werewolf Heart
12. Dead Man’s Bones
13. Flowers Grow Out of My Grave

The first review of “Dead Man’s Bones” is out and it’s good! “One might expect an actor’s foray into music to be littered with mistakes and miscues, but Gosling is able to craft a masterful album with the great help of [Zach] Shields and the Silverlake Conservatory Children’s Choir. The unique album will find company in similar side-projects like She & Him rather than The Bacon Brothers.” You can read the full review here.

I just want to let you know that I won’t be able to update and work on the site because I have school exams next week and the week after that. After that I will be done with this schoolyear so I can update you more often.

Added these pictures a long time ago but I added pictures of Ryan on set of his new movie Blue Valentine.

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2010 - Blue Valentine > Behind the Scenes > On set with Michelle Williams 05/20/2009