Varg and Faust spring to mind as examples of metal musicians who have actually murdered someone.

Nope, never heard any of those. I learned early on that folk metal really isn't my bag. I don't mind some of the more Pagan/folk stuff like Belenos, or Viking/folk like Windir, Galar and Moonsorrow, or folky stuff from unusual countries like Corubo though. A lot of the Scandinavian and Celtic stuff I have heard…

Yes to the screaming vocals. They also have bagpipes and all kinds of other random Celtic instruments. It sounds like nothing else I've ever heard.

"Rich and creamy, just the way I like it!"

Clownstrophobia is the technical term for the creeping sense of malaise normal people experience at the Gathering of the Juggalos.

Second-creepiest album cover of the 1970s.

There is a clause in the bylaws of the National Association of Resellers and Fleamarketeers that states:

At a local estate liquidator's shop, I stumbled upon someone's entire collection of exotica LPs. All top-notch stuff, like Denny, Baxter and Yma Sumac. They all have little sticky labels from the same Philadelphia record shop, and they're all in immaculate condition. At 50 cents apiece, I figured they were at least…

Chuck D later clarified his feelings on Elvis, so Iron Eyes, you can give him a fair shake now.

I suppose that confusion is what they were trying to address by calling one of their songs "We're Not A Fucking Surf Band".

Shadowy Men are not a fucking surf band.

Are there Pertwee stories that aren't overlong?

I recently found the pilot online somewhere, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well it held up.

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The book "Motel Of The Mysteries" takes a similar idea an runs with it in pretty amusing fashion.

Heathen leaked a while back, and while I haven't heard it yet, it's apparently really good.

When "Serpent Temptation" came out, we couldn't believe anyone could play drums that fast. The remastered version is a fucking abomination though.

Kamen did do some work in the Pre-Trend EC romance books.

Kurtzman's covers alone are worth the price of admission.
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Gemstone reprinted pretty much everything in regular comics format back in the '90s. At some point they also put out trade paperback editions.

Mad wasn't ever the same after it switched to the B&W magazine format in 1955.