The bright side of all this is that in 12 years America's youth will scornfully look at EDM  as "that shit for babies."

I don't love T2. That scene plus agent Dogget plus why the fuck do we need a good terminator puts it at the bottom for me. Yes, even over T3 (a close contender) and Salvation, which I actually liked.

@avclub-85bd06050f1868adf468605465df26f8:disqus I assume you were not an angst filled teen in the 90's and will therefore ignore that comment. Seriously though, break up with your girlfriend, do too many drugs, and listen to Downward Spiral in between band rehearsals and working in a shitty Mexican restaurant. It's a…

Also the smallest amount of picking someone who knows anything about Nine Inch Nails to write about the Nine Inch Nails show could have yielded the right information.

The only solution to the "Freebird" request is to actually play it in all it's 10 minutes of guitar wanking glory. Be careful what you wish for motherfuckers.

"Friendly violent fun in store for all
If you hit the floor you can always crawl"

I saw Suicidal Tendencies open up for Queensryche in Jackson, MS when I was 16. We didn't get that many real metal bands 'round those parts, so I was super excited. Well, I got in the mosh pit and it was just brutal. Those fuckin' hillbillies just wanted to hurt somebody. I got knocked to the floor and this really…

I thought it was the Bloodhound Gang.

"We are radiation romeos."

Skylar dies, yo. Lydia. Gotta be.

Considering Ashlee Simpson, Papa Roach, and Limp Bizcut were all Geffen recording artists, I'd say they did deserve to lose their livelihoods.

There's still plenty of people in the Albini is God club. Personally, I just don't see it.

Politics aside, his NPR show is awful. His voice is like a mix of elevator music, those painted plates they sell on the back cover of USA Weekend, and that aunt/uncle who always tried too hard to be caring and attentive when all you really needed to talk about was how fucking fun it was to throw mud at your cousins.

@avclub-f8665a36d5a911922da81a12443887ed:disqus  Oh shit, I forgot about those two! Yeah, they were both good.

I don't know. Willis' last good movie was probably 12 Monkeys, though I wouldn't argue with Sixth Sense, Sin City, or 5th Element.

A little bit of internet research tells me that they did play there once in 1978, with Andy Summers calling their style at the time "a punk version of Weather Report," which I'm sure is exactly what the CB's audience was hungry for.

Did the Police play CBGB's, or did the writers just google post punk 1978?

It sounds like the album cut. If this is really the single, I'll bet it gets trimmed down a bit and has some of the rough edges taken off. Also, it's shite.

Actually, it looked that bad.

Same here. I fast forwarded every five minutes and just gave up.