Pop culture/crime/trivia heads Help me with a Brooklyn themed website

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Howdy, I'm looking for music books films whatever that are dark in nature and feature Brooklyn NY. Crime stuff, punk rock, authors, porn...Last Exit To Brooklyn comes to mind.
I'm building a new website dealing with the gritty side of Brooklyn and we need content.
Please and Thank you.

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Please and thank you.

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bumping this again, I wanna see this website when its done http://community.here.com/infopop/em...on_biggrin.gif
let's keep this near the top for a while, every one bump it, it will take time for everyone to think aobut this project, certainly a bit different.
Give us some time smx1313(what does that alias stand for anyway?) http://community.here.com/infopop/em...on_biggrin.gif
these net-diggers will come up with something. http://community.here.com/infopop/em...icon_smile.gif

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Henry Miller, Do the Right Thing, just off the top of my head....

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NYC cop Frank Serpico was from Brooklyn, and I think some of his assignments were there.
Pretty sure French Connection was set in Brooklyn.
Saturday Night Fever was.
Crazy Joey Gallo's territory was in Brooklyn, though he got whacked in Little Italy (Umberto's Clam House).

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Donnie Brasco? Goodfellas?
Or are you wanting true crime stuff? One of the Son Of Sam murders was in Brooklyn. Most were in Queens and the Bronx however.
SMX, is that tall building with the "Gretsch" sign on it still standing? Not to do with your thread, just asking...

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John Gotti was convicted of RICO charges in Brooklyn's Federal District Court

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That graveyard!

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Thanks guys
Henry Miller and Spike Lee were two obvious ones that I missed.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Give us some time smx1313(what does that alias stand for anyway?) <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
It's my intials (sm) the X comes from a time when I had to sign paperwork * a job, there was another guy with the same intial, so I used X to indicate me.
13 is M the 13th letter of the alfabet.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> SMX, is that tall building with the "Gretsch" sign on it still standing? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Doesn't ring a bell...do you know what part of Bkln?
SHeliasSYI...were Gotti and Sammy the Bull based in BKLN?
Stuff don't need to be true...
BTW, didn't part of Angela's Ashes take place in Bkln?

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SMX, is that tall building with the "Gretsch" sign on it still standing?
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Doesn't ring a bell...do you know what part of Bkln?

I don't know Brooklyn well at all, but it's the part that's right across the East River from southern Manhattan. I saw the building once, the only time I was in Brooklyn. I had a delivery to Brooklyn once when I was driving truck.
BTW, the tall building with "Gretsch" on it is significant to me because that used to be the Gretsch guitar factory in the old days. Gretsch guitars were made in Brooklyn until perhaps the late 1960's or so. George Harrison played a Gretsch in the Beatles you may recall, built on your home turf. http://community.here.com/infopop/em...icon_smile.gif
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