Yeah, maybe so. Because it stayed zero for this reply. Thanks for helping. You're the best person on the internet ever.

For me it looks like if i'm NOT logged in there's a little person icon at the top right. After I log in, it changes to a gear icon.

If I was the editor of this piece, I'd have excised the last "[laughs]" and just let the statement stand. Controversy!

Does it make me a terrible person if I say that this sort of sounds like it came from the outtakes from Hedwig and the Angry Inch?

Weird, I *just* discovered a functioning BB store near my place (in Austin) the other day. And my immediate thought was "I can't wait for that liquidation sale!"

"Songs Our Daddy Taught Us" is one of my favorite records, and this is actually really faithful to the arrangements there—at least in this one song, which is all I've yet heard. I haven't much cared about Green Day in a long time, and I've never liked Norah Jones (pretty voice, sure, but otherwise kinda boring), but…

why the hell do you think they're trying to 'rejoin' the band? they know the score. they still deserve to earn a living, particularly if they're putting up with this asshole in order to do so.

ugh, don't remind me. so much of my paycheck already goes to the good people of discogs.

No one needs to know about your diet. We're trying to name my new band here!

now i don't know WHAT to name my new band.

I just found a used copy of Ravedeath on vinyl the other day. I carried it around the store for a while with me and then put it back. This review (which by the way, is really well constructed, kudos to Paula) makes me regret that decision. I bet it's gone now. Some other hipster's parade got better, while mine got…

I got a reply notification for THIS?!?

I remember in the 90's hearing the old Velvet Underground trope applied to Knapsack—not that many people head their records, but everyone who did immediately went out and formed a band. Personally, I sometimes wonder if even Blair himself experienced this, as the Knapsack records feel a little like a warm-up for the…

I think it is interesting that this actually sounds like equal parts of its two creators.

I am quietly satisfied to see that Michael Bay is as shitty a writer as he is a filmmaker. Punctuation, syntax and grammar are also, it seems, for pussies.

You guys are the best.

BUSTED.

My mom just died, a few months ago, from the same form of cancer. She was 72. It was fucking brutal, and my heart goes out to Mr Lauter's family.

Did you hear about it in the second sentence of the very article you are commenting upon? Because that's where I heard it.

It's like Calexico but for people who don't need their music to be super precise.