I Would have skipped both for a Youngblood sequel, before Swayze died *pours out 40*

Due to a similar contractual obligation, Katherine Heigl will take the Kelly McGillis role. And Gerard Butler is Slider 2.0…

I have it on my eMusic "Saved" list…so you're saying I should take the plunge?

I like the new Phantom Glue album
That is all.

I teach one town over from where Aquafina is bottled. Basically from the tap. I won't touch it.

I'm generally OK with Chevelle, but the Incubus-knockoff that is Hoobastank rankles me just a shit ton more.

Because of their douchebaggery, no one could drive 55.

(not pictured: DJ Jim Courier)

I feel like I'm watching this out of duty at this point, but when I get to make Latino Top Gun Insurance jokes with a topless Cuddy, it ALMOST feels worth it.

I thought it was "pimp cup", too, as some sort of code for "get me a fucking hooker in here right now".

What happens when..
Jimmy finds out Lucky gives his mother the clap? That can't be good…

This asphalt is not regulation.

Dji-Whoooo?

I couldn't ever really get into STP or Smashing Pumpkins either, but I'll add to the Badmotorfinger and Screaming Trees love. I'm OK with early Pearl Jam, and my only problem with Ten is that "State of Love And Trust" wasn't on it - once I heard the Singles soundtrack, I felt cheated.

If only they would have covered Johnny Kemp's "Just Got Paid"…

Well, since Wingwalker has been mentioned, I'll throw in Dog and Pony Show.

I'm copping to liking some New Jack Swing as well - not to mention some of the ballads of the time, like Silk's "Freak Me" and that first Shai album was fine at the time (though probably doesn't hold up).

It's probably my least-played Beasties record, too, but every time I do, I feel like I should give it more attention than it gets. Maybe I'll throw it on for the ride home…

@whataworkout - I'm with you. I like STWHA, but I'll take Four Minute Mile any day. But "I'll Catch You" from STWHA was our wedding song, so that will always be a little bit special.

After Bleed American came out, a couple of co-workers and I wrote the outline to a screenplay to the movie that Bleed American is unwittingly a soundtrack for. We even sent it to our Universal label rep and she loved it.