Agreed…but it's just so DISTINCTIVELY and MEMORABLY crappy.

It would probably be even better without the association with the film. There you are, enjoying the music, and then you're reminded of the horrible dialogue that the music was supporting.

Ready to rock, are you!? Show me your tits, you must!! Blearghhhh.

Aw, come on. I like Gilmour. Need we lump him in with this asshat?

So you're saying he made The Beach Boys great again?

*Rolls eyes, adopts condescending tone*: Because EVERY month is Jennifer Lawrence History Month.

Not sure if you're joking or not, but the story revolves around "the spice!", as famously repeated, over and over, in the Lynch film's voiceover.

…ewwwwww….

:I

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Bring it on. Armageddon tired of waiting for it!

I know that any number of previous movies have been accused of signifying the end of civilization, or culture, or art, or a lot of things. Video game movies, Minions, etc.

That's a good point, but DM are about as "rock" as electronic music gets. Something tells me they could be waiting a long time before the hall inducts them, though.

Boioioioioing!

F'ing DITTO on the music. Goddamn.

Goddammit. Now I'm excited for this.

Yeah, Pete Townsend's first draft with those lyrics was pretty awkward.

No discounting intended at all, Mr. Matt. If I found them as pleasurable…and I yet might…I'd be playing them. I don't mean for my decision to reflect on what others do, or to judge them for it. Heck, part of me is envious. For any number of reasons, a lot of what I used to enjoy, I simply don't any more. Not having…

I've actually kind of sworn off video games entirely, though I could see making an exception for Super Mario Run—something that doesn't demand a lot of dedicated time. Otherwise, with the exception of whenever the new Zelda comes out, I've lost the appetite for it. Even when there's literally nothing else to do, it…