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Of course.

Of course.

"Rinse the Raindrops" from Driving Rain. Also "Beware My Love" from Speed of Sound is pretty damn heavy, even a little proggy, I'd caution to say. "Back to the Egg" is rock in the sense that it was his idea of punk at a time when punk was obviously harder.

"Rinse the Raindrops" from Driving Rain. Also "Beware My Love" from Speed of Sound is pretty damn heavy, even a little proggy, I'd caution to say. "Back to the Egg" is rock in the sense that it was his idea of punk at a time when punk was obviously harder.

"My Foreskin is Growing a Mustache" - Frank Zappa

"My Foreskin is Growing a Mustache" - Frank Zappa

I think "Dookie" is still tops. Crunchy and quick and blows you away at times. "Insomniac" is very good. I actually like "Nimrod" a hell of a lot. That was the big album *just* before they actually realized they could do a big album. You can't tell me "King For a Day" isn't the bee's knees.

I think "Dookie" is still tops. Crunchy and quick and blows you away at times. "Insomniac" is very good. I actually like "Nimrod" a hell of a lot. That was the big album *just* before they actually realized they could do a big album. You can't tell me "King For a Day" isn't the bee's knees.

♫ Warning!
These albums suck! ♫

♫ Warning!
These albums suck! ♫

"Lee Carvello's Putting Challenge" alone wins that episode.

"Lee Carvello's Putting Challenge" alone wins that episode.

Alcohol. It's because of alcohol.

Alcohol. It's because of alcohol.

"What a fun, sexy time for you" is up there with "banger in the mouth," "musty old claptrap" and "pop-pop in the attic" as pantheon quotes.

"What a fun, sexy time for you" is up there with "banger in the mouth," "musty old claptrap" and "pop-pop in the attic" as pantheon quotes.

I agree. I haven't seen enough to have a definitive opinion of Oswalt, but yeah, the amount of Oswalt overexposure that comes regularly from A/V Club turns me off a bit. I mean, he's good, sure, but he's not Steve Martin in the early 1980s. The amount of Oswalt coverage here makes it seem that way.

I agree. I haven't seen enough to have a definitive opinion of Oswalt, but yeah, the amount of Oswalt overexposure that comes regularly from A/V Club turns me off a bit. I mean, he's good, sure, but he's not Steve Martin in the early 1980s. The amount of Oswalt coverage here makes it seem that way.