Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese
KLF - White Room
Sonny Sharrock - Ask the Ages
Slowdive - Just for a Day
Rush - Roll the Bones
Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
Prog - Prove You Wrong
Swervedriver - Raise
Carcass - Necroticism
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Monster Magnet - Spin of God
Death - Human

Technically, it was also the first time a lot of Metallica fans were able to buy a Metallica album.

Trevor Dunn sent out a tweet a few years ago saying that he'd officially cleaned out the Mr. Bungle storage locker. I'd prefer to hear more Trevor Dunn Trio and it would be great if Secret Chiefs could tour with a larger ensemble.

It also had Trey Spruance replacing Jim Martin on guitar. Which makes it surprising that it didn't get more Bungle.

I'm not sure, I've been watching the movie fairly regularly since childhood and just always had a blank spot for it. This time I didn't bother to look it up.

Johnny Cash has always been name dropped in conversations and treated as the exception in country music. It's almost a right of passage for dudes who hate country music to get a best of Johnny Cash album and learn the lyrics to Boy Named Sue, or Ring Of Fire. At least when Walk The Line came out people actually…

I find it interesting that you'd peg Miyazaki as anime, because I'd say it's more appropriate to associate his work with Don Bluth, In fact I'd recommend Secret of Nymh to anyone who likes Miyazaki films. I just wouldn't associate his style with anime.

Yah, it's definitely a kids show, just like My Little Pony is definitely a kids show, and saying otherwise is a bit condescending toward its 9-14 year-old audience. Afterall, you're talking about the target audience for Harry Potter, Never Ending Story, The Narnia Series, the majority of comic books, the majority of…

I feel like I watched it for the sake of watching it, and felt relieved when there was nothing left to watch on Netflix. I certainly don't connect with the people who wanted a new season made.

The fact that she had a unique doesn't mean anything? You do realize that art appreciation goes deeper than personal taste, right?

Fame is a consequence, not an ends, and especially not a validation. It's just as likely that someone else could have done Piss Christ and there would have been no controversy. Maybe Serrano should have released on the cover of a Marilyn Manson album.

The issue is 99% of the people that will listen to Mumford & Sons and tell you all about awesomely folky they are, will also tell ask "why the F%^$ would you go there" if said you just got back from a folk festival.

Just pure unfathomable gullibility at times. There are times where I am completely astonished that they still have the nerve to call everybody else sheeple.

No not at all. They viewed grazing fees as a tax, and the land as an untapped resource.

Considering the fact that walking into a restaurant involves a process of actually taking the gun out. Most people go through the drive through because they can't be bothered getting out of the car.

Guns make people feel powerful until they're shot at.

Gun control is also very popular in the United States. If the government really wanted to do something, they could just do it.

Well, Twitter is trying to catch up with Facebook.

Can't blame Meg for not wanting to talk to Jack White if he just wants to tell her about the awesomely cool stuff he does. Can you imagine what it's like to work with a guy who will complain to the media that you don't praise him enough for his own perceived genius? It's not like White is some naive media newbie that…

I dunno, if a song doesn't hold up to repeated listening and becomes more irritating and enjoyable was it ever a good song? Opinions do change, and so do critiques. Especially when you subject something to deeper analysis. I've always felt the popular rock songs were no different than the popular pop songs. Not…