Fuck Pulp, i want a new Menswe@r record.

This is fantastic. Solid A!

Every complaint and incorrectness can vanish if you just look into Olivia DeHavilland's beautiful, beautiful face.

Fourteen Years is my favorite GnR track, man.

That era of the Beautiful South was perfect. And JAcqueline Abbott has the warmest, most comforting alto since Karen Carpenter.

I'm sitting here looking at my CD shelf, and the color schemes are striking. Both Dog Man Star and Second Coming are limited in their hue (mostly monochromatic, with a bit of brown in Suede's and some purple/red in the Roses'), while everything else from the same era (Parklife, Definitely Maybe, His and Hers) are very…

That's an interesting opinion, though i dont really agree. I guess that if a band takes drugs, they kinda have to synchronize so everyone's on the same level? When your lead singer is too laid back on the herb but your guitarist is neurotic from coke, then the results would inevitably be fucked, sometimes in a good…

She was the most beautiful in that one. And the cast includes Liv Tyler and Gina Going!

Jessica Alba's peaks and valleys, man. True perfection

plus some near-topless Kristina Fulton action as well!

my dad bought a laserdisc of the Doors, after me and my brother begged for it (we were Doors fans), and we watched it together.
He stuck through the first twenty minutes, put out his cigarette and walked out.
It was the only laserdisc where he didnt add a label with his name on it.

Thanks for this.
Frank Whaley has been in some interesting movies.
Plus, he was one of the few who saw first hand Jennifer Connely in a tank top.

you're exactly right!
Second Coming as a title on its own is self-aggrandizing, but if taken with the fact that their last album ended with a "ressurection", it seems apt, somehow.

To all the haters out there, just wanna say that Second Coming IS a good album. A great album, even.
The problem is, they should swap two of the tracks (preferably Straight To The Man and Tears) for something poppier to let it breathe.
All the other songs deserve permanent space on everyone's music player, because it…

i just want something to soothe my fetish for knee high leather boots and beehive-philia!

Please, let it be the Contessa!

The Turncoat, The Sons of Thunder, The Taxman…. hey, lets split the receipts!

I cant help imagining this as the foundation of several interconnected films, later to be joined by "Timothy Begins" and "Doctor Luke", and climaxing in a huge summer tentpole called Apostles Assemble

i thought, maybe, they based this on the Verve single that came out in 1998, or, to be more obscure, a Hurricane #1 album track from 1997.

Still a Death Cab fan, but that album was the high mark for me