I'm glad 1/3 of the review is devoted to discussing the band's view of women. I select albums based on how progressive their lyrics are, so I've never heard most classic rock, hip hop, or heavy metal. And not much country, either.

At some point, probably right around when the best staff writers left, the AV Club shifted from reviewing commercial art to reviewing gender and race in commercial art. But there are no sociologists or historians on the staff, so you get dreadful, half-informed Jezebel-style commentary about how Rob Schnieder impacts…

He was great as a jive talking Decepticon in Transformers 5.