That's a shame
I suppose the website's going under as well, then? It doesn't give any indication.

Agreed, on both points. I'm not a big fan of the new Hold Steady Album but the insinuation that they used to take a winking approach to classic rock and now that there's less of an "ironic posturing" their appeal is lost. If you need a condescending distance to enjoy their sound then you probably never were a fan.
If…

Jesus didn't tap because his hands were nailed down.

"Riding around on horses with pipes and going wenching—I got nothing bad to say."

I was going to angrily ask why his role as the father in the terrible Martin Short vehicle "A Simple Wish" was ignored, but that was apparently another actor.

Big Fish was good.

We're way past three right now.

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He already influenced an election in Sweden.

Maybe the songs were re-recorded for licensing reasons? I know that Roy Orbison, Cracker, and Social Distortion all did this when they lost control of the originals.

I think so. Sounds punchier and cleaner, and the bass is brought up.

This remaster is fantastic. Also the new cover art is a massive improvement.

Wizard is wrong. Best of the nineties and the Lips might've contended.

Best Of The Decade: Television
Agreed, but Marquee Moon came out in 1977.

Beth Ditto could eat Monique's Oscar.

The review also fails to account for the singer's bulk.

Spoiler!!
Bunny Munro dies. One presumes.

Dang it, you beat me to it. Beatles covering Slint in an alternate reality would be tits, with Ringo doing Brian McMahan's narration.

I'm gonna start a band and call it Black Wolf Deer.

"We're Not Alone" is 21st Century, and certainly one of the best of it.

Nah, Rabbits got a buy.