@avclub-04d524031f29c89d78cae864bd6f0de7:disqus  Doom metal sounds more like Cthulu fucking the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. At that point, age isn't an issue.

I hope I won't sound as creaky. Eventually all music sounds like middle aged people having sex.

Wonderful Tonight sounds like two 55 year-olds fucking.

It is for practically joke.

Ah, the nyckelharpa. I'm learning how to play an Appalachian dulcimer, which is a distant cousin of old lap drone-y instruments.

Dear Mr. Echo…

Mike Patton has another label? Is he still with Ipecac?

I'LL RETOOL YOU!!!!!

Oh, you SMMMAAATTT, Mitchell!

LET'S RIP OFF THE LAST SCENE FROM KEY LARGO, MITCHELL!!

There was also this in heyday of flash videos: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I think there was a line to that effect in Neil Gaiman's Good Omens (or "any cassette tape left in a car might as well be Queen's Greatest Hits")

Agree very much on their self titled album. It's not horrible, but I can't recall any standout songs on it.

I made a video for One Hundred Years using silent horror movies. http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I became a Cure convert within hearing the first ten seconds of that song.

Amen.

POST METAL:

Also check out this blog. He has free comps to download about every two weeks (usually divided up up country or specific genre)
http://www.aftersabbath.com/

It's kind of like how I enjoy music that has a meld of dynamics or different sections, along with influences of other types of music. But it's not all just dicking around on a Hammond Organ, a lot of what I consider prog can also include a lot of post-punk (like The Police or anything Robert Fripp did session work on)…

Pretty much any current big action/superhero movie that involves a lot of CGI or shaky cam. I've actually been under a rock for the past four years in terms of movies, and I don't want to come across as a hipster or anything, but there just isn't anything that I find appealing about that style. So I haven't seen…