I always thought of it as a Muppet version of Larry Sanders. The show was definitely getting better and better, especially everything that involved the Electric Mayhem.

Offspring's career is consistent progression of making their previous album sound more punk by finding a new way to make their next album sound a little bit more like a generic dance pop album.

Nah, this is exactly what the NY Post does. Identify a progressive issue and try to dismiss it with a mix of concern trolling, simplicity, and labelling everyone a hypocrite. Of course this all ignores the fact that Fischer was more than believable as a 60-year old female general.

It's not like Leia was ever a traditional sex symbol anyway. Aside from the brief and obscured appearance of the slave costume in Jedi, she spends most of her time in bulky dresses, snow suits, and military uniforms. She could have the original trilogy pregnant for all we could see.

Admittedly "Estranged" and "My World" are getting well into the drags of both albums. Most of the two albums were straight ahead rockers songs that sounded more like the filler on Appetite. There's still stuff like You Could Be Mine, Yesterdays (aside from Axl sounding like a cat), Don't Cry, Civil War, and their…

It's all about the T-shirt, sew on patch, shot glass, and sticker sales now. I'm sure much like Ramones and Sex Pistols most Motorhead shirt wearers can only identify one Motorhead song.

In general Motorhead is an acquired taste that you simply don't understand until you finally suck it up and buy a couple of their albums, and make it to one of their live shows. Lemmy is a man who just is what he is. He is not an attention seeker like Dave Grohl, or notorious ass had like Gene Simmons, or a victim of…

I knew who all the Wilburys were except for Jeff Lynne. I never really thought of them as a super group, probably because they were so subtle, and I don't think any of them were especially well known for anything contemporary at the time.

I sat beside three guys dressed in Jedi robes.

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Manheim Steamroller has it's own circle in hell.

Get over it, just about everybody with a faint interest in music knows what black metal is. If you were talking about the Venom album your comment might have been relevant.

It's easy-listening without the craftsmanship.

Don't forget the pony-tail and the perpetual need to be the serious explainer of everything.

The Casio metal guitar sound is mysteriously prevalent in that orchestra music world. I swear everybody buys it bottled from Michael Kamen.

You're probably not going to get a young college student to admit that maybe they don't know very much about Native Americans, and that maybe Native Americans don't even want to portrayed as idealistic sages every time out. They've reached the point where they understand that all the indian jokes they know are mean,…

It would be one thing if people were actually offended. It's another when it's purely about the potential optics when you consider how a particular demographic of white people might misinterpret the content and reflect that in some minor way on some random group of non-white people.

That's what I was thinking.. isn't 'big dumb waste of time' the reason we enjoy them in the first place?

The outrage for that kind of thing is pretty consistent too. It's always the same outrage, over the basically the same things, coming from from the same sort of self-satisfied but always grumpy killjoy.

The thing is, they don't "re-package" the albums to keep them in circulation, they could simply keep the albums in circulation. They "re-package" the albums as an excuse for keeping the prices high and taking advantage of the fact that anything Beatles will get expose in the media, and in store flyers.