I might've oversold Last Temptation of Krust as a "stone classic" - it probably wouldn't have seemed that great coming in the middle of S5 or 6, but I'm partial to Krusty episodes and it's got a lot of little touches that I love, like Krusty's Carlin ponytail, and of course Canyonero which bumps the episode up several…

Not really that hard to figure out, Rickenbacker basses are the best fucking basses on the planet. They're also expensive as shit, which is why I don't own one. But their tone is incredible; it's really bold, which helps account for Lemmy's bass-as-rhythm-guitar style (see also: Chris Squire).

"Wow, a George Harrison guitar! Aw, it's a Gretsch."

Yeah, I'm inclined to agree. I've been rewatching S9 lately and it gets better with repeated viewings. The best episodes - Lisa's Sax, Last Temptation of Krust, Lisa the Simpson, Das Bus, etc - are stone classics, and I'd submit Girly Edition and Dumbbell Identity as two of the most underrated episodes ever. S9 is…

Not to mention the kid that Homer says goodbye to as he leaves his job at the bowling alley.

She's gonna haul ass to Lollapalooza!

When the Levee Breaks is a great song, but it's also a song that pisses me off, because every time I hear that intro I just want it to go right into BECAAAAAAAUUUUSE and it never does.

See a Sandler movie once, shame on…shame on you…you see a Sandler movie, you can't see a Sandler movie again.

As you know, Kevin James IS the President of the United States.

Why do you think I took you to see that Trainwreck movie, for FUN? Well, I didn't hear anybody laughing, did you?

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This is the only comment in this entire comments section worth a damn.

It's not entirely clear where Uptown Girls fit into this equation.

More to the point, as if that particular style of vocal delivery hadn't already existed for years by that point, as on "Too Much Monkey Business," a song by…Chuck Berry, a black guy.

I absolutely believed for a second that that was the real Kaelin in that picture. If, after all these high-profile stars, the article had just been like "…and here's Kato Kaelin, playing himself" it would've been the funniest thing ever.

"The Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman The"

These fake movie reviews are so mean, it's hilarious!

I completely misread this comment at first, and thought you were saying a) that they specifically need to hire an actor named Brian to fill the Brian void, and b) that AC/DC's Brian Johnson would be a good choice.

On Your Own is a great song but if you're only doing one pick from the self-titled album it obviously has to be Beetlebum, right?

Gorillaz : Blur :: Wings : Beatles.