I remember discussing this in a Linguistics class in college. It's actually a great example of how a sentence can be grammatically and semantically "correct," yet be totally incomprehensible.

I remember discussing this in a Linguistics class in college. It's actually a great example of how a sentence can be grammatically and semantically "correct," yet be totally incomprehensible.

This list is a bit short on apologies for suckiness. Artists apologizing for offensive lyrics/comments are all too common and insincere. But when someone apologizes for creating a total turd, you know they mean it.

This list is a bit short on apologies for suckiness. Artists apologizing for offensive lyrics/comments are all too common and insincere. But when someone apologizes for creating a total turd, you know they mean it.

If you haven't already, listen to his interview on Marc Maron's WTF podcast. He talks at length about that ordeal. It's also just a great interview.

If you haven't already, listen to his interview on Marc Maron's WTF podcast. He talks at length about that ordeal. It's also just a great interview.

It sounds like the consensus is that his post-Sea Change work is subpar, except for Modern Guilt, Guero, and Scott Pilgrim, which is all pretty decent.

It sounds like the consensus is that his post-Sea Change work is subpar, except for Modern Guilt, Guero, and Scott Pilgrim, which is all pretty decent.

"That is a whore up with whom I shall not put."

I saw the artwork probably half a dozen times, but hadn't really looked closely enough to notice, but when I went to listen to the album on Rdio, the artwork was blurred. So I naturally looked up the original and immediately saw the cock and balls.

Every time Chris Thile comes out with a new album my reaction is, "What? Already?"

I haven't been paying attention: when exactly did Val Kilmer morph into John Ritter?

"How dare you depict Muslims as anything but backward, hateful, and xenophobic?" say backward, hateful, xenophobes.

Or his non-union Mexican equivalent.

I had this exact same thought last night as I was debating whether nor not to buy this album. I don't think I know enough about Will Oldham to know how this album compares to his other work.

Why would you want to see something that was made before 2010? Just catch the remake when it comes out in a couple of years.

And if you apply this $1.50 credit http://goo.gl/NtNMU you can get it for $2.49 like I did.