Wouldn't "Fake Plastic Trees" be more appropriate since, you know, it's about gardening supplies?

I stopped listening to The Beatles after Sgt. Pepper.

Dude produced "I Believe", the ubiquitous theme to CTV/TSN's coverage of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

Speaking of Julian Lennon (he's in the photo), Phil Ramone's in the "Valotte" video:

Can we say that Phil Collins first divorce was one of the seminal moments in pop history?

"… Now watch this drive."

Vacation
Christmas Vacation
European Vacation
Airborne shot of the Family Truckster in the opening credits of Married … With Children
Vegas Vacation

Wonder if they go through St. Louis this time.

Wasn't Vacation III: the Staycation?

It's Eagles.  Just plain Eagles.  Do you see a THE there?   Would you say THE Eurythmics? Of course not. 

Skanderborg is near the EAST coast of Denmark.  Morons.

You just made Michael Keaton, Stephen Furst, Christopher Lloyd and the late Peter Boyle saaad.

Hello.

I only started watching the show a few weeks ago and the Internet is not my friend, so I'll ask it here:  Why are Ana Gasteyer and Chris Parnell listed in the credits?   I've never seen them on the show.

Watch it again.  It's horrible.

I rented it on VHS in 1985.  Does that count?

If Harmony Korine or any other celebrated indie auteur had directed, say, "A Good Day to Die Hard" or "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters" critics would have found something to laud about those movies (let's assume for arguments sake the final product would have been the exact same).  You know, the film's would be seen…

My fear is that if Taylor Swift decides to mature as a songwriter, she'll be this generation's Carly Simon.   

madbeatnk is 22 now.

Blur won the battle (#1 single in August '95), then Oasis won the war (biggest band in the world), then Blur won a couple of skirmishes (by not releasing "Be Here Now" then by releasing the most ubiquitous song either of those bands ever wrote "Song 2"), then Oasis split up and Damon Albarn won, because Gorillaz was…