Nate is pretty great too.

I've been a huge fan of his for a long time - he's able to pull a lot of the stuff off but I've seen him at a show or two where he's poked fun at himself for coming up with these guitar parts that are way too difficult to do live and tipsy.

I think that sort of reasoning gets called out as racist because, until the treatment Kanye had received becomes the standard, it is NOT fair. Even if it's the way celebrities should be treated, it's not fair until it has become the norm.

I'm having more fun imagining Eugene Levy.

He might need an excuse.

Yeezu, Joy of Man's Desiring

1) Do either of them have anything to do with the tracks they put out? I'm sure they don't actually produce a second of the beats (except for MAYBE will.i.am) and I don't think either are above ghost writers.

Fun fact for drum nerds - The Bronx's own Jorma Vik plays on this album.

So does this mean Gatsby's American Dream missed their chance?

So does this mean Gatsby's American Dream missed their chance?

Yeah but it didn't have his NAME on the cover. Silly rabbit.

Yeah but it didn't have his NAME on the cover. Silly rabbit.

Lawrence KS will probably be at the Granada again. Wheeeee

Lawrence KS will probably be at the Granada again. Wheeeee

Lots of dudes have boobs too, though.

Lots of dudes have boobs too, though.

Ok ok, I see the quote now, but seriously. What does this have to do with "Milestones?" Yeah, it sounds like these could be the chord changes, but no one is really playing changes here.

…wait, what does this have do to with "Milestones?"

All great suggestions, but I highly suggest starting with only one. Roots albums tend to be pretty long, and they tend to be filled with content. You'll want to focus on just one or risk continuing to feel overwhelmed.

Yeah, I knew that album wasn't stellar, but it was worth suggesting.