Honestly the mixtapes are kind of where it's at.  Da Drought 3 is weirdly consistent in its awesomeness (despite an obscene run-time).  Because his mixtapes dispense with the need to create a radio-ready pop tune they are basically unadulterated flow without all the obnoxious hooks and cheeseball autotune—one can see…

There is actually a Kickstarter campaign to bring it to the States.  Ends today and already reached its goal FWIW. 
http://www.kickstarter.com/…

I think they kind of curate the postings from readers so as to avoid a complete clusterfuck.

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Here's a pretty great interview with Dylan by Jonathan Lethem wherein Dylan sort of addresses this very thing!  A great read, regardless (although I am somewhat of a superfan). 
http://beatpatrol.wordpress…

Well he also made The Roost and Trigger Man (a "slow-burner" if ever there was one) so he's got a bit of a catalog to speak of.

He literally did. Check it out.

Kaleidoscope Funk Network!

I just masturbated my vision weird.  Can't read.  Calling it a night.

There were a lot of beasts.  A LOT of beasts…

Nope!

I honestly find it shocking that Nathan Rabin has never seen Eddie Murphy: Raw. Y'all, I am straight-up shocked.  Shocked to my core.  The shit has been shocked right out of me, into my shocking lime green knickers.  I just watched a double feature of Shocker and Shock Corridor and it doesn't compare.  I once…

I think this is pretty right on.  To me, sympathy has an element of "feeling sorry for someone" whereas empathy is genuinely "feeling FOR someone", a more universal understanding of the condition they occupy.  Empathy implies relation where sympathy necessitates a sort of emotional distance.

I was sure this one was going to make the cut.

Clueless Neophyte, on the other hand, is stricken from the back of his steed and forced to masturbate to something else for the remainder of the dark and forbidding night.

MetaDM agrees with Archmage's sentiment; however, ElDan continues forth into the wilds unscathed.

Wow no shit. Taking Netflix to task! You seem like a cool dude. Want 2 play?

Best Phone Corner joke, from way back:

I concur with the Wittels love. Easily one of my favorite guests. I feel like the Phone Corner is one of the best segments of the whole show—even if the jokes don't always work, it is a great glimpse into what is clearly a very gifted comedic mind—how the bread is made, as Mr. Saucerman might say. I thought the…

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