I still have this weird memory
from when I was like 8 years old, I was standing at the bus stop with a bunch of kids and one girl kept pronouncing bagels "baggles."

Meet the King
Wait, what about Robert Pollard's spoken-word albums? Because those are pretty much my favorite recordings ever made, comedy or otherwise.

I'm not sure where all this "Love Shack" stuff is coming from. I meant this as a "Party Out of Bounds" reference, actually.

I can't believe we're this deep into a best B-52s song thread and no one has yet brought up "Give Me Back My Man." Because it is the best.

Fred Schneider was a glaring omission from the
"Masters of Onstage Banter" Inventory. At the B's show I went to two years ago (BTW, they are definitely a band you owe it to yourself to see before you die), he introduced "Party Out of Bounds" with this anecdote, the awesomeness of which has been burned into my brain…

SURPRISE
SURPRISE

This under-the-radar comment is oh so full of win.

Yes. You are the only one.

I'm actually very surprised that no one has brought up "The Return of the Giant Hogweed." That seems to be one of those Genesis songs that non-Genesis fans like if they actually ever hear it.

@Ndjambi

I'd say The Knife is their first great song, but let's be real, pretty nothing touches The Musical Box.

Dear PG
JUST MAKE A GOD DAMN NEW ALBUM WTF

Whoa
I definitely thought this said "Liz Taylor" at first. I was like damn, AV Club, stepping up the interviews like that.

Please tell me "won"derful was a stealth firstie.

@Curtis

Marv Albert?
Seriously, that was him? I thought it was Martin Short in his old man makeup from the beginning of Clifford.

New York City has probably contributed more to American and world culture than any other American city, but god damn if it doesn't have some of the biggest stinking red assholes on Earth living there. In that sense, it is the most quintessentially American city.

Shutter Island TooSoonToJokeTM

http://www.theonion.com/con…

How about all AI judges are replaced by Beavis and Butthead.