I absolutely agree. Most of my favourite hip hop albums of all time are the result of 'group' efforts. Whether it's a single producer (Reflection Eternal, Madvillain etc) or a duo (Outkast, Jurassic 5 etc), if they are a solid unit working together you often end up with a more consistent album, one that where each…

I like Cheadle, the "bass" scene in boogie nights is awesome, but I felt Howard was better in the Rhodes role. He and Downey had better chemistry. And I just couldn't by Cheadle as being a Colonel.

Totally agree with Passenger. Epic, epic song.

I heard about this film a long time ago, but have never managed to watch it, there's always something else I'd rather be watching. So I can't comment on the rest of the film, but the scene above…

I find that the Coen's films are definitely improved upon multiple viewings. First time I saw many of their films (Lebowski, No Country in particular) they flew straight over my head, now they're among my favourite films. Also…

Ben Weinman is the last remaining member as far as I know. But he is, and always has been, the main songwriter/creative force for the band.

Paul Rudd really is the man. It's not just charm, his work in I Love You, Man is actually really subtle and hilarious. Ditto for Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Knocked Up, 40 Year Old Virgin. My vote as the next Bill Murray.

I agree with you thoreaully. Eminem is actually the man. Perhaps not the best rapper of all time, but certainly one of the best popular/mainstream rappers.

Right on, Mr. Death, right on.

Who gives a fuck what 13 year olds like? Like what you like.

Slayer's latest (Christ Illusion) does indeed own. Almost my favourite Slayer album. Almost.

I once met a guy called Hercules Panama… and a guy called Raymond Poo… he he.

Good article, but…
Of course I have a few suggestions. Mastodon? They started off with a pretty fucking good metal album with Remission and have just become better and better. I haven't loved an album as much as I love Crack the Skye in a long, long time.