That run in the mid-90s (Painful/Electro-Pura/Heart) is pretty impressive. But it did take a few listens. the album that finally won them over for me was their covers album, Fakebook.

that must be from the album version, I only know the version that WROR would play all the time in the early 80s.

Dude, she's a Cylon, but at least she isn't she isn't John Cavil.

Try some Head & Shoulders!

You're a god and I am not!!!!

Yeah, she's quite lovely.

Take a look ahead!!!
Take a look ahead!!!!!

Not dark or mean spirited? I thought April was on the show since its debut?

Aborted? You said she had the kid?

oh, wow, really.

(2001 theme plays and the "Nature Kid Who don't Got No Function" Billy Corgan strolls to the ring in a bedazzled robe)

(Dixie Carter lays lifeless, further decomposes…)

Is that Billy Corgan or the Brooklyn Brawler?

Someone on these boards envisioned this exact gag. Kudos to whomever that was, I hope Chris Hardwick sends you money.

I wish all deplorables will self identify like this fellow. It would allow me to cross the street a lot sooner. Have fun at the Klan rally!

liked for getting really high.

No, if anything, I'm reinvigorated to the franchise. TFA was fun, something the prequel trilogy wasn't, and this one looks even better.

midichlorianaids. Gross.

This looks awesome.

From Rolling Stone Magazine.