Hands up who jumped ship after Transatlanticism!

Rip Hunter, fuck yeah.

i live in Indonesia, so the prospect of ever seeing Roddy is beyond miniscule.
But hey! one man and a guitar, playing a classic catalogue, a ticket with no extra baggage is financially feasible, at least in theory!

i so envy you sir

unintended, but yeah!

As much as i hate to admit it, Waid seems to be a better fit for DC's characters

I daresay his early Flash run is the best run ever EVER.

i liked it a lot at the time, but the way she urged her listeners to skip the MAtrix stuff and listen more to her self-written stuff mad me cringe

Willam Billy, the contestant from RuPaul's Drag Race

Fuck, early and late Aztec Camera was so fantastic. The middle part (the glossy, overproduced albums) are skippable, but hell, High Land Hard Rain, Frestonia and the Frame solo stuff is so so good.
At his best, Frame is Morrissey and Marr rolled into one.

Natasha Khan makes my antlers hard.

Agreed to disagree then. That's a valid point, but damn, i think thats a great comic

Action Comics' "Whats So Funny About Truth Justice and The American Way" by Joe Kelly shows that Superman can be edgy without sacrificing his essential values.

fuck yeah

Let me add a few:
- REM's Welcome To The Occupation on the Green Tour, when Stipe lets rip.
- MErchant-era 10,000 Maniacs. I have most of the bootlegs, and they're much more muscular than the records.
- Sarah McLAchlan's Fear from the Mirrorball album was fucking intense.

the 1970s Robin Zander is dreamy!

that's because other people played the instruments on most of their early records, my friend

Chuck Klosterman would like a word with you regarding Vinnie Vincent

I'd settle for foxy when there's a lack of Fox (Mulder)

Awesome to see JAck The Ripper mentioned here.
Aside from that, the much-maligned Beethoven Was Deaf is worth repeated listens for the glamabilly remakes of Certain People I Know and Sister I'm A Poet.