I freaking love Time, and just off the border of my waking mind, a musical of it would pretty cool, but one can dream, I suppose.

I love how the sound is a little of this and a little of that in parts, it sounds a little like "Whiter Shade of Pale", but it also has a little bit of "21st Century Man" from the Time album. It sounds nice, and I'll probably be in line for it day one, which colors my bias a bit, but I'm on board for it.

I actually bought the Out of the Blue Tour on Blu-Ray that has about 4 other concerts and an interview with the band (nervous as all get out) and promotional music videos, and it's easily one of my favorite purchases this year, and I am in agreement, I wish they would go on tour as well.

Fuck, thanks for reminding me of Peter Jennings. I was young enough to not really care about news, and his voice and authority was something I always respected about. Sorry, changed gears for a moment.

I actually read the book many years ago, shockingly, and it was a nice read, although the Heaven stuff is really uninteresting as the author basically mentions he never saw Jesus because in his belief, Jesus wasn't meant for him to die for one, and two, if were to lay eyes on Jesus and he would come back to life, it's…

I know that a few Electric Light Orchestra songs weren't allowed as well, "Mr. Blue Sky" being the big one, and Katrina and the Waves "Walking on Sunshine" was another, but neither are on here.

His love for Giorgio Moroder's Metropolis definitely makes me agree with the sentiment and basically gives him a free pass.

Just you wait, in three months when it comes out on Blu-Ray, Ignatiy will pull an "Accidental Love" like article that his praise for this movie was good, but not that good.

Stephin Merritt on his song "Nothing Matters When We're Dancing" from 69 Love Songs, and his song "Smile! No One Cares How you Feel" has him playing it on a FOX program, and it's not the ukulele that amazing, but the lyrics, but the ukulele helps the song as both a sincere and simple sound and by being hilariously…

Can you and I get some Droogs and beat the shit out of Train? That would be really Horrorshow if we did. Get some Moloko Plus and just go to town?

This week on Hatesong, DV gives a DP to G.G.D. and their total disrespect to Supertramp's "Give a Little Bit".

Sega does what Ninten-don't.

I think the last major game release in years with a memorable soundtrack to it (FYI, I haven't played much current gen) was Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, the chase music written by Harry Gregson Williams for the Shagohod chase sequence is so movie score while keeping a little bit of the leitmotif of the Metal Gear…

The AV CLUB

Why do you know so much about Swallows?

If you get Derezzed in the game, do you get Derezzed for real?

"Marty Mc- Aw Fuck! I stepped on your Legos in the dark!" doesn't quite have the same ring to it.

I would like to point out that Nick Bakay (who voices Salem the cat) was Norbert from Angry Beavers and a terrible drop in quality, has helped write about 3 Kevin James films, including Two Paul Blart Movies… I just feel betrayed, and I don't know why.

If I hadn't gotten horribly sick off of it, I would recommend a Chai White Russian (Which is that cold Chai Tea you buy in the carton (you see them in coffee shops)) and the regular White Russian. It's actually very good, and I almost forget that Vodka is in it… unfortunately, I forgot myself and basically destroyed…

I'd like to recall this scene from an Episode of "The Critic"
"Rainman/A Few Good Men/The Firm is the latest stinker from Tom Cruise. He doesn't act anymore, it's like he's on 'Cruise Control'!"