I'm pretty sure this is the definition of math rock.

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I used to buy singles in middle school when my allowance could justify $2 singles but not a $12 album.

Something inside me feels bad when the bands I do like don't sell enough albums to justify making new music.

Look! Behind that yellow-shaped Eurobrick! It's a Lego!

Do you want to be in Her shoes?

I miss that time

In other news, I am a huge fan of R@d;0h*@d.

I can't remember a single "Undressed" storyline, but it premiered my freshman year in college and I remember it being the only thing of note on late at night in the dorms (wasn't its regular timeslot 11:30pm or something?).

Notorious went to #2 in early 1987.
West End Girls hit #1 in 1986.

Completely agree w/Killing Moon. And Under the Milky Way is perfect in the film too. The right mix of haunting and melancholy.

That song totally reminds me of 9/11. I feel like it was still on KROQ's playlist at the time. And it's an indie-er counterpoint to the Enya song.

DUCK GOOSE

And the James Franco life updates.

Keep your chin up, CNN.

Chef recommends!

The Lostfather

…and Ace of Base

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A from AA?