I'm not going to watch this. But I'd watch Goutlander, which is the same thing only everyone has a lot of trouble walking.

So I finally listened to this, and… I like it. I'll probably like it more after a few listens, but I already like it a lot. Probably not as much as "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga," which I don't like as much as "Gimme Fiction," but I could see it surpassing the rest maybe? I haven't listened to some of their older albums enough…

Yes. Very, very short comedy songs.

In all fairness, Hilary Winston wrote for the first two seasons of Community, and went on to work on Happy Endings. Her track record is better than the above quote!

Hey, I'm in this! For one scene in the first episode. Because ever since Maron, IFC series have begun by establishing "all right, so where is this character in relation to Erik?"

"The Mystery Zone" is my OTHER favorite track on that album. What is with you people?

"Is Love Forever" is probably my favorite song on that album. I like "Written in Reverse" okay as well.

I already mentioned The Lego Movie, didn't I?

Exactly. So what if they made an ENTIRE MOVIE about people with no dicks?

Except that, um, Feig didn't write any of the scripts for the movies he's directed. If you didn't like the scripts, that's fine, but it's not like Feig did anything more than work within them. Pretty much the only thing Hollywood has allowed him to write thus far is "Freaks and Geeks", which is, well, not exactly…

After discounting Talulah Gosh's "Talulah Gosh" for probably being about Clare Grogan, the judges arrived at their answer: the best song that is about the band that wrote it is "Too Much Of One Thing (The Ballad of the Go-Betweens)."

I thought they lived in Wales.

People thought it wasn't Bizarro? Seamonsters was the first step in their descent into irrelevant Albini sludge… though it was only completely over for them once they lost Peter Solowka.

Close. Anthony Kiedis writes Chang/Pierce.

You mean this show? http://www.imdb.com/title/t… Because DAMN, that is a weak set of lineups. Aside from Attell himself, there are maybe three comics on the bill I would be willing to see for free, let alone put on television.

Given how short-tempered, ruled by whims and largely ignorant Erik Charles Nielsen is, that's saying a lot.

I agree! We are talking in terms of having to choose 10 for some reason (the reason being that I said it arbitrarily.) I think we can agree that Elvis Costello has at least 11 great albums!

I think Trust was the weakest of his early albums (My Aim is True through Imperial Bedroom.) It's still a really great album, though!

"Dissolve" is one of my favorite tracks on the album, though!

I'm in kind of the same situation… you need to have those first six, I'm pretty sure you need to have Blood and Chocolate and Brutal Youth, and then there's just not much room left. I want to say Mighty Like a Rose tenth, but doesn't it kind of meander near the end? I feel like it "should" be King of America, but…