Clay seemed to have been run over by the same bus that got Warrant for Cherry Pie.

Seems like a response to someone in the crowd loudly singing "Happy Birthday dear William"

Why is the ghost boy video 7 minutes long? Are we not in the Twitter age?

I don't mix them up to see them, but I do mix up their movies.

I'm no Wings fan but it's pretty hard to dismiss their output. In fact I'd think Wings is more widely dismissed because it's not The Beatles. As for the Bob Dylan performance, you sound like one of those people that doesn't put any effort into trying to understand something they don't immediately like.

So we both agree that The Ex are quite funny.

I agree with that sentiment. I certainly wouldn't make the murderous monster the character people sympathize with. It does make for a really bleak series though.

This sounds a bit like Blood Tracks, only they're in a mountain location shooting a heavy metal video.

The original worked because it was simple, low budget, and had a very enthusiastic special effects guy coming up with new and interesting ways for people to die. The rest is just horribly overdone.

Who cares? Why do people have to validate themselves with friendly opinions on pop music? What makes you think they even care about canon or even care about punk in general?

You do realize that you're the humourless asshole, right?

The comments here some up the AV Club almost perfectly. Lots of people upset that AV Club is talking about a band that they never heard of, and then getting all self-righteous about the fact that somebody said they don't like a song they like.

I'm confused. I don't like Beck or Beyonce. Are you a twit?

I remember being introduced to the Police while I was a highschooler in the 90s with the preamble of "they are actually good musicians." I listened to their best of this weekend and besides Walking on the Moon I was pretty indifferent to everything else. "Do do do da da da" was annoying enough to skip over after 30…

I knew a girl who spent a day telling everyone she had some afternoon delight earlier. I still gag when I hear that phrase.

I just can't help be feel that a lot of these artists have either already had the American Recordings treatment, or they simply don't have the gritty background to be rebranded with. Glen Danzig was American Recordings. Neil Young has already worked with Jack White, and also Neil Young has done some incredibly raw…

Ministry would do better with a guy like David Olgilvie

If you've ever asked yourself "what could be worse than a slow indydromatic acoustic version of Enter Sandman"… well there you go.

I always credited Hurra Torpedo for bringing this song into the Internet age.

I absolutely love Earth, and This Plane along with a Peel Session that they did around the time of Earth's release. For some reason everything after that has completely fallen flat with me. Tedious is a pretty good word for it.