The leak of Power was what made me decide to give a crap about this album. After listening to it; it's STILL the best thing on there.

A few more listens of Kanye, and I suppose there's a minute chance I come around on that point. But my insanity prohibits me from agreeing on Gucci. I'm shuddering right now at the thought of it (and, yes, one can still shudder while constrained by a straitjacket).

@Fast Zombie - if you like the Apollo Brown record, check out his latest project - The Left "Gas Mask"; on my contenders list of Album of the Year.

My wife and I were introduced at our wedding reception to "You're The Best". And then she crane-kicked me into the cake. (OK, maybe not the second part…)

I'm not reading it as snark as much as just plain shoulder-shrugging-"I guess he's an actor"-skeptical-question-mark sort of inflection. At least, that's my reaction to it.

There's definitely a layer of windbreaker in there as well - if you come at it from a certain angle, that's a tough slice.

I liked it so much, I will start asking about the spaghetti policy in the establishments I frequent.

Mister Ford - absolutely right, sir. When they posed the body sliding into the base on the softball field? Still makes me laugh thinking about it.

Oh, Binky, thank you. I really needed that one this morning.

Anyaroses - I'm definitely with you on the McRib theory.

I'd love to see if the kid stuck the landing. Australians give tough marks if you show any loss of balance.

Erik is the winner!

No, Bristol. No you don't. I found ironic appreciation in most of the PSA, but that particular sentiment pissed me off.

I was watching the video, and my wife thought the cat was coughing up a hairball.

And why are they always going on about us putting the seat down? Who's with me?

Yeah, Ichabod Bolt wins the gold star of the night (and should have a band named after it by next weekend).

Wow, almost all of my favorites have already been mentioned…
The only one I can think of that hasn't was "The Truth About Charlie" - that Charade-remake with Mark Walhberg and Thandie Newton. The movie was better than I thought, but I love that soundtrack.

I'm a big fan of it as well…not sure about masterpiece, but I watch it every time it's on.

Love the David Holmes scores, much more than his albums.

That was the one Sunny Day was somehow on, right? But not actually in the movie? Or am I mixing up Batman soundtracks?