You made me think of Day of the Dead. Sooooo underrated.

Whoa, I always felt gypped at only having those two CDs. This is great, thanks Interwebz!

The music of this song truly classic. The lyrics however always struck me as too specific and self centered to be relatable.

Don't forget that crazy on-the-spot tourniquet. Who knew you could stop a bleeding arm wound by tying it with VEINS FROM THE SAME ARM? Hilarious!

I was just gonna quote that!!

Hate to quibble (no I don't) but my freshman English profs would've flunked me for writing a line like this: "I’ve never seen the movie “Que Sera, Sera” is from…"
If you're going to write an essay on something, at least do a cursory review of context around your topic, which in this case would be to take the paltry few…

I was just going to mention that version! Truly a classic theme for the ending of Heathers.

A Cylon coffeehouse? Wow, that's a great idea!

Uh, you know he is going to claim what you just said as his original thought, right?

Thanks. Now I've got "Alexander the Greeeaaaaaaat!!" ringing in my head.

If that's true and bacon is *inherently* appealing (I am inclined to believe it is) then there must be a LOT of self-repression going on. haha

Joke killed.

From my personal experience that dialog seems forced also. "Infidel" is the kind of word only used by the hyper religious and then never for humor. The remainder (the vast majority) don't commonly have cause to toss that word around in casual conversation, even in ironic tones.

Why are there so many people behind Pet Sounds? I honestly tried for years to see what other people see in that album (or the Beach Boys for that matter) and I have failed. Maybe there is something wrong with me. Oh and for the record: I *hate* The Grateful Dead. Just awful.

This review is very close to the one for Black Sabbath's 13. I actually like what you guys think is recycling. I can appreciate when a band changes direction and experiments with cutting edge material (The dramatic shift in tone for The Horrors comes to mind.) but when a great group returns after a long absence,…

Wait, *I* had Brothers in Arms in high school…. ugh. Nevermind.

20 samples in a song? I think DJ Shadow upped that number just a bit on Endtroducing.

Hahaha, she says "proh-cess". Made me giggle all through that video.

Which one was Robin Thicke? The douchey kid on the right or the douchey kid on the left?

Somebody find Liam Lynch's Fake Bjork song. This and that are perfect parodies.