I felt that way about Band of Horses and their respective genre, or subgenre.

I've heard a lot about Lorde but never actually heard Lorde.

Oh. Carry on, then.

My Sister Sam would have been better with David Kessler.

He is oo-zing e-mo-tion.

Maybe this is aimed at viewers older than twelve.

Heh, interesting.

Posting "Why would anyone downvote my accurate comment?" a zillion times.

Trouble is, there's no sense breathing new life into an obscure song you hate.

Kim Deal. Ba ba ba ba.

I don't want to hear "One Week," but I must admit this is pretty cool.

You clearly haven't heard "Strawberry Rap."

I generally enjoy your comments, but I'm clearly missing some joke here.

That's depressing on so many levels. "Laid" was one of those songs I didn't seriously believe anyone liked until recently.

I still marvel at how, freshman year of college, I was told I'd appreciate Counting Crows once I was more mature.

You are my hero for today.

There were at least three decent singles from that album, but yes, "The Freshmen" somehow had to be the big hit.

I had a friend who loved LFO because she was convinced they were a really mean parody of boy bands until she met them.

I hope this is the first time in history "Lump" has been accused of trying to sound deep.

Very little in life mystifies me more than the popularity of that song. I immediately like anybody who calls bullshit on it.