Cue an enthusiastic reassessment of his performance in "Dirty Grandpa" in 5…4…3…

One of my most beloved movies placing behind two of my most hated. Must be an AV Club list!

You clearly weren't in my parent's living room circa 1972, where I presented an interpretive dance to all seven-and-a-half minutes of Richard Harris' version that stunned the audience into utter silence.

The one nearest the door.

They really are one of the more aptly named bands, I'll give them that.

Wow. People really seem to care what Pitchfork thinks about music. Weird.

"New Facts Emerge" is a far better album. Don't that beat all?

"Braveheart" for me. I made it through the first three hours, but then I had it.

I constantly get John Cage's 4'33" stuck in my head, but it's always the live version.

To me, the whole comparison came across as though Aziz Ansari thought he had found some weird way to rationalize his like of Chris Brown's music by couching it in terms of openness and understanding and enlightenment and then equating that with the support of Trump by people who aren't all bad. Without taking into…

I hugely disagree, but I also encourage you to try again. It's their masterpiece.

Actually, it's three 12's, but mastered at 45rpm. But since he specified "Metal Box" and not "Second Edition"…does that count? I mean, is the true test of a 3-disk album's greatness measured in how many times you have to get up and swap and flip?

You're just afraid of alternative fats.

Wait, wouldn't his aversion to Dippin' Dots and Daft Punk make him a hater of all things retro-futuristic?

Erm…wrong director.

I though the fog was either created or manipulated by the aliens and/or their craft. Because all the ships had that fog swirling around them when they left, didn't they?

Also Carlin:

If that's all you think Richard Pryor was, then you need to spend a little more time with the man's work.

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

Does basing her initial image wholesale on Dale Bozzio count towards that?