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Tre Cool asked if the bassist is in a band and talk of Flashback came up.

Glastonbury: The Movie In Flashback came out recently, so we thought it was as good a time as any to trace back the top ten music festival films.

If the line had been "My, my, I do believe I feel a flashback coming on," that would have been no more heavy-handed.

"It's kind of a flashback coming in here for me, and being among all the graffiti," Mr. Chalfant, who was a producer of the 1983 street art documentary "Style Wars," said.

Flashbacks came unexpectedly, at the whiff of certain cleaning chemicals.

The pleasure of those little living flashbacks came with the melancholic sense that they were the past rather than the present, and that the future would see gentle decay eat away a little more with each year.

On return to the laboratory 1 week later, the experimenter went through the diary to verify that the content of each of the flashbacks came from a scene in the trauma film watched 1 week earlier (if not, they were discounted).

"Flashbacks come anytime, so much they make you crazy," Salim said in the video.

The flashbacks come via a great recurring gag: Michael Shannon as a pot dealer who serves as the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future.

He told the Guardian that, while being tortured by CIA interrogators during his five years in custody, "you can't sleep, you can't eat, you can't smell". Now back home in Tanzania, he said "flashbacks come anytime, so much they make you crazy".

But her flashbacks come strong and often, even in the coziness of this borrowed apartment overlooking 11th Street.