I guess I never realized that that song was about Honeyman-Scott (I assume).  Great great song, though.

"He died on the toilet.  The worst part?  The bacon double cheeseburger ordered from room service hadn't been touched yet…"

So you're saying Randy Rhoads died doing what he loved - crashing airplanes? 

Let's hope so.  That wouldn't be a good way to find out your spouse was cheating.

@avclub-95266da9313a7ff77098ebbaa0a7772e:disqus :  Right.  Except for the dying part, for rock stars that's just called "Tuesday".

@avclub-0de6dd3e9c3035563f798edb70fd1955:disqus :  Oh brother, that's fine.  You believe what you want and continue to live in peace!  Please, come have some kool-aid with us.  The Supreme Leader will be giving what he's calling "The Final Message of Truth" soon!

I generally think of P Diddy as a talentless hack (although even I have to admit that  he has a talent for self promotion and obviously has some moneymaking sense) and the only songs I've ever heard by him are basically him rapping poorly over well-known rock tunes.

@avclub-33807fbc68d335db8080d3c10cb78822:disqus :  Air Supply had so many songs about horse tranquilizers the overall message easily gets lost.

I haven't listened to Songs for Drella in awhile, but yeah, it's pretty great.  Very heartfelt and moving.

I'm an unapologetic Sublime fan but I'm unaware of any tribute songs, but I'm sure they're out there.  I haven't listened to the lineup with Rome other than seeing a live song or two on youtube and feeling entirely "meh" about it.

Ho's need not apply.

While I get your point, I'd also ask who the HELL knows anything about The Strawbs?

Goo Goo Dolls and Fred Durst had some sort of collaboration?  Did the suck vortex eventually turn into a black hole?

I know I'm only the billionth person to ever think this - but do they ever explain why he's going to high school?  It just seems like the dumbest plot point in the whole dumb shebang.  A 107 year old virgin vampire decides to attend high school…why?   How about community college, grampa?  Leave the kids alone.

Kirk's mom?

Man, this is one puppy site I've gotta see!

Back in my day, when I was really at the top of my game with the ladies, I would've stared at her from a distance and possibly laughed nervously as I asked her what time it was before awkwardly walking away.    Think of Alec Baldwin asking "what do I normally do with my hands when I walk?".  Yep, those were the days.

I'm still not sure how this pull quote helps Pacific Rim.

Right, like Hollywood could lie about something like that!

Wait, were there any Blackulas in Twilight?  That's the fault of the author, not the actors!