I mean it's true that all of the songs consist of megaphone crooning about  Calvin Coolidge and flappers, but what's so 1920s about that?

You'll like it, it's more comparable to Z than anything else

yeah, I found that hilariously off base.  In what 1920's musical genre was there ubiquitous synth pads, and hip hop beats?

* something about Sarah Jessica Parker *

Serious question:  Are you sure you're not thinking of the Black Lips?

yeah, I feel like this song is already a licensed musical interpretation of something by the Blasters

Oh, I bet a lot of people agree with me actually.  In hindsight it was pretty dickish of me to air that opinion in this particular thread, but I'm not wrong.

Oh, I bet a lot of people agree with me actually.  In hindsight it was pretty dickish of me to air that opinion in this particular thread, but I'm not wrong.

@avclub-b0968cb03f5c51b647bbc197f2975157:disqus   My thesis is that when George Harrison tried to write songs in the style of Ravi Shankar the result were the two worst Beatles songs.  I'm not saying that Ravi Shankar's ghost should be ashamed of himself or be held criminally accountable or anything.  I guess it would…

@avclub-b0968cb03f5c51b647bbc197f2975157:disqus   My thesis is that when George Harrison tried to write songs in the style of Ravi Shankar the result were the two worst Beatles songs.  I'm not saying that Ravi Shankar's ghost should be ashamed of himself or be held criminally accountable or anything.  I guess it would…

This is true, here's what George says about putting sitar on the song:

This is true, here's what George says about putting sitar on the song:

They should do a mashup: "Smells Like Eleanor Rigby"

They should do a mashup: "Smells Like Eleanor Rigby"

whoa, you're right!  Never mind, now I like it

whoa, you're right!  Never mind, now I like it

oh god are you serious?

oh god are you serious?

I think that's a huuuge stretch, no way you're right

I think that's a huuuge stretch, no way you're right