I thought he was fantastic too. The re-arrangements were fucked up, but I was captivated.

I really enjoyed Miguel. For some reason, he took out almost all the coherency that exists on his album, but I thought the performances were riveting.

Piping back in to say this: Wayne's World has aged just fine.

Putting it out there again - Norm Macdonald Live was friggin fantastic this week. Norm's run on "Albert Fish" is one of his greatest moments.

hahahahabutseriously…is everyone's collective hate of Mike Myers so strong that we are now writing off Wayne's World and the first Austin Powers?

Sweet reductive logic, gizmo. "I don't like it because it's fake and gay!"

Yeah, I'm still a little stuck on the Benoit/Angle/Guererro/Jericho heyday, but the newer stuff I've seen involving Bryan/Ziggler/Punk/Rhodes Scholar is really promising.

I was there live when Brock botched his shooting star press at WM19. It was brutal. Landed right on his head.
Still, his iron man match against Kurt Angle is one of my all-time favorites.

Brandon Stroud's commentaries on With Leather are a good example of what you're talking about.

Damn I miss Chris Benoit. Best worker ever.

Point take on Dongs of Sevotion being a dumb name, but it will always be my favorite of his albums:

Bill Callahan vs. Will Oldham.

Shout out to Norm Macdonald Live. This week's episode had Tom Green and it was super funny.

Pugs, are you me? This one stings awfully hard, but I was shell-shocked by Hartman and Benoit's deaths.

I genuinely think she's great and that her lack of appearences doing this season has been disappointing.

Jon Dore is great. No nothing about this JOHN Dore. Godammit people. The man's a Canadian treasure.

Yeah, this review is off. I feel this is her first album that takes her BEYOND being a mere guitar player. There are some wonderful, moving songs here.

What's witht he galling lack of music review on here? I want my Kvelertak reviewed.

Huh.

Thanks for explaining the joke.