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All the hippies I know are into those records, BIDC. It's just jammy enough for them. Plus, "Get Down Moses" mentions LSD.

Hipsters and hippies together? Could it be? The Mescaleros broke up years ago…

I bet your brother gets all kinds of insecure girl ass.

Let It Be
Maybe it's more appropriate for older middle school students, but I really wish I had a copy of The Replacements' Let It Be album when I was maybe thirteen. It perfectly explains everything everybody goes through from about that age, maybe a little younger, until the end of high school. It might sound a

I could never see this movie.
All the Axe in the theatre would make it too hard to breathe.

I think Tracy Morgan is his 30 Rock character.
A SHARK TANK???

For real.

I wonder what Steve Albini thinks.
Cue the punk rock punditry.

When's Decider Utica launching?
We have a Dunder-Mifflin branch and everything!

Robyn Hitchcock doesn't get enough love.
I mean, just looking back at his catalog, there's enough neo-psychedelic weirdness to keep Elephant 6 fanboys and girls occupied for a long, long time.

Yes.

It was more an excuse to get a funny answer to a stupid question than anything else. And it was funny.

That Jared guy sounds awesome.
This will forever be remembered as the Valentine's Day when Eugene Mirman answered my stupid question.

Nudesy: you're missing the point entirely.

I used to be you.

Limp Bizkit is worse than blink-182. At least blink-182 got some of us into better music eventually. Limp Bizkit just leads to more Limp Bizkit and Staind and shit. No good for anybody.

One good thing about this:
After watching this, the Holocaust won't seem so bad.

Is there any other kind of Republican?

Very cool.
I dig The Thermals.

I'm pretty sure George Ramirez was just being clever. He reminds me a lot of my high school earth science teacher: a lot smarter than he lets on. He managed to make the judges look even more awkward than himself. Points to George Ramirez. He made Videogum.