Vinyl is surprisingly durable. There is a local even where records get smashed over a microphone stand. They'll smash real nice over that microphone stand. But, it's amazing how often a Phil Collins record will endure the folding of an angry man, or being bounced off the floor.

Well.. toddlers, the sun, or the machines you play cassettes in.

I've been buying CDs the 80s and spent most of the 80s carrying them around so I could listen to them on my discman. In fact you could tell which CDs I bought used because they were the only ones that didn't look pristine. It wasn't until I got a car that my own stuff started to look worn.

I always found it quite daft that an entire career is considered tainted because it peaked in popularity at some point. Just like Chubby Checker is a one hit wonder because he actually did something 60 years ago that people still remember.

My first Coen Brother's film. Actually, one of my first films. I remember my dad putting it on for me.

I usually joke around by singing lyrics to Dig It in between the lyrics to Down In it whenever I hear to the chorus to Down In it.

I'd say the first time Manson tried to be Bowie was on Mechanical Animals.

Yes, Fixed, Further Down the Spiral, and the Uncoiled remixes.

Naturally, if things keep going the way they've been going she'll be leading a massive assault on a snow covered planet.

Bastard Out of Carolina was one the first movies that hit me at a much deeper level than entertained or uplifted.

I let that idea that nobody asks questions that they expect somebody else to have asked. But, White Collar had the same problem because the stakes just kept on getting ridiculously high.

They had really cool poster at the merch table when the played Toronto.

Recorded, mastered, and shelved as Dopesmoker. Hacked up and released and barely supported as Jerusalem, then re-released as Dopesmoker for the first time as it was meant to be, a few different times now.

hmm… just to confirm. you're not afraid of Enrique, you're new here, you're on a comedy site, and we're all entirely on the Internet.

You're just not the kind to measure a situation well are you?

Suits: Watched the last 8 episodes of season 4.
The show is still easy to bin watch but the Louis Litt plot-lines are getting tired.

I learned about it from Tumblr and started looking for an article about him in french to read in french class. Can't get my mind off the the parts of "La Belle Noiseuse" that I've been able to watch so far.

It's when I hear about times like this I'm realize how glad I am that I had no access to radio, TV, and internet video between the summer of 2000 and Katrina.

Nope, you're just nosy, prudish, lack humour, and can't own up to the fact that you have a burning need to police other people's opinions and tastes because you can't express any of your own.

The other way of looking at it is that we don't have a shortage of deep challenging roles for minorities. We simply have a history of ignoring minorities when we fill those roles.