I pretty much worshipped the guy throughout high school, but I've been getting really tired of him and his output for the past few years. I find him super insufferable.

I thought it was…okay. A few good tracks, and I'll be returning to Oldie a lot, but for the most part I was feeling pretty meh about it. One thing that really grates for me is their production inconsistency. I'll hear a beat I really like, and then the next track will have a beat that makes me want to quit music…

Blugh, it's like the return of the worst parts of the '90s.

I'm reminded of an Ars Technica article from last week going severely in-depth in analyzing Reddit's rage comics. Except sea punk is even more inconsequential.

Dude what?

That is indeed a bit annoying

Out of everyone he worked with in Don Caballero and Storm and Stress, Eric Emm certainly had the most unexpected progression. Album's alright, though. He's got a good voice, but the production sounds really cheap sometimes.

When I saw the headline in my RSS feed I immediately started laughing. I've been conditioned.

It's okay, Todd. You can say you like it. No one will judge you for it. Except everyone.

It is a pretty horrible cover, but Sung Tongs doesn't even come on my radar when I look at it.

I enjoy this dude's production style.

Wasn't really a fan. I liked bits of Treats, and Demons off of this one, but for the most part it felt to me like bland '90s girl pop vocals with ten tons of electric guitar.

Liked it a good bit. Way better than Mama, I'm Swollen. My favorite Cursive album will probably always be Happy Hollow, though

I saw a Holiday Surprise show last year. It was awesome.

1. Kiki's Delivery Service
2. Nausicaa
3. Spirited Away
4. Princess Mononoke
5. Howl's Moving Castle

Sometimes it's just a matter of liking a certain voice actor, or just an english dub being really bad. It's just a matter of preference. Though, people who are 100% sub or 100% dub are kinda annoying.

I am typically very cool with Ghibli dubs (except for the earlier ones like Kiki's Delivery Service and
Castle in the Sky), but holy crap, when I saw the trailer and heard
Sho's voice (are we seriously still doing that name-change thing? Is
that really still at thing?), I immediately wanted to watch a sub of it
instea…

Loved Ender's Game. Loved Speaker for the Dead. Liked Xenocide, except toward the end, which was horrendous, and I can't even remember Children of the Mind, but I think I hated it. I more or less repeated that process with the Shadow series and then realized that the entire series just wasn't that good. And then I…

That's a lineup I can enjoy immensely. Especially Battles

I'm so glad I was able to snag a copy. That thing is an experience to be had