I never got the VICE hate. Sure, at times it's exploitive, but I don't think it's really as bad as people say it is. It's an interesting little rag and, if anything, they feature some pretty awesome artists and photographers.

Like many, my introduction to electronic music was through MTV's AMP. However, I was around nine at the time and, despite fancying myself a sophisticated wee lad, found most of the music and videos too abstract and thus largely forgettable. That is, until they played the Music Sounds Better With You clip…

I weren't to college also; too.

David Sedaris makes regular appearances on Letterman.

I think you mean ALL of Aerosmith's career.

Wow. Never knew Marushka was a "thing". Friend of mine has a few up in his office. We'd always speculate over whether they were from a known artist or just a talented hobbyist.

See, Apple is the Beatles (see what I did there?) and PC is the Rolling Stones.

Odd thing is, they're never giving to true "new" artists - just artists who've never been nominated before or who weren't "famous" until that year.

That movie was horrible. It relied on "camp" to cover its shortcomings. This show has legit camp, dawg.

I seem to remember an interview in which Murphy hadn't decided who Rubber Man was. He showed everyone the pilot, asked who they thought it could be*, and everyone apparently got it wrong.

2.) Those were the people that broke into the house that one time

It's the ghost of a tree that once resided on the property. DUH.

I found it odd, too, for some reason. She then went straight for the Ramones. She probably only knows "Pepper".

Right after Rapidshare.

Actually, I find it's easier to use sites like this to find music (especially older/niche/whatever music). Thousands of blogs out there use sites like Megaupload to host their pirated music files. It's just as easy as typing in the artist/album into Google, plus "megaupload" or "blogspot" or something. Not that I do…

I seem to remember that, at some point, Topeka changed its name (for a day or something) to something like "Topikachu" or something in the late '90s.

HOLY FUCK-
So there you have it, guys.

Bret "The Hitman" Hart?

Good GOD, my friend has this great TV that they don't make anymore - flat screen (but not flat panel), 4:3 ratio, crazy audio, DVD and VCR, and an SD card slot. It's just gorgeous for retro gaming. It's literally, like, THE TV for the 20-30 year old that just HAS to hold on to the days of yore.

"(something unheard of in the late 90s)"