From Beavis and Butthead to Silicon Valley, I'm convinced Mike Judge and I have 90% overlap in music.

Well said.

I like it, especially if your final lesson is mastering the killer riffs from "That's How Escape My Certain Fate".

As someone who has also listened since Section 80, what makes you rate it this way?

Levitin's "This is Your Brain on Music" is a must-read for music fans.

I thought he was good in a more serious role in Up In The Air.

I always liked "She was unusually good looking" for the scientist/lawyer/professor roles.

As someone who thinks this and Me Against The World are 5-star albums, this gets the nod because of the top-end.

I love that Kendrick Lamar inherited 2Pac's ability to utterly sabotage a sex jam.

If there's an AV Club "Year in Quotes", I hope this one makes the list.

He's back in Brazil with Fluminese. I can't imagine NOW is the time he dedicates himself to fitness.

Add 5th Wheel!

Annie, great article.

Totally agree. It seems like the sweetspot of a cover song: an excellent track from iconic artist, but not *so* distinctive or well-known that it's impossible to cover.

Did Ballers ever commit to comedy or drama? I bailed after three episodes.

Totally agree…and how did Ballers escape this list? Through the grace of Dwayne Johnson and Rob Corddry?

Yes, excellent call on Devo.

The use of War Pigs made me root for Hanzee for about 10 seconds…what a badass opening.

After reading Sepinwall's chat session on Deadspin the other day, I'm convinced that The Americans and Rectify will never receive the recognition it deserves.

Is Drunk History coming back for Season 4? Because Jon Glaser would be PERFECT for that show.