You don't have to shut your IQ off, you just have to like guitar and music that doesn't take it's message too seriously. I'm really really into modern jazz and classical, but there's always room at the end of the day for Bonn Scott era AC/DC. Brian (edit) Johnson is pretty hit and miss.

Yeah, I had to urban dictionary. I'm in my 40's, but between teaching kids, my millennial wife and her even younger friends from work and going back to college, I'v never heard this term. AV Club is getting dangerously close to "Brands Saying Bae."

Yeah, no one actually saw Bio Dome and it was pretty much dismissed immediately. But man, American Pie, people quoted that movie for years like it was The Holy Grail.

Yeah, instead we're going to get an oral history of Gimmie a Break, Movie Trailers For Kids That Weren't Actually for Kids Movies, and Where To Start With The Music Of Rob Zombie.

Bowie could have been a dick about saying no, but I'm glad he took the Higher Ground.

Sounds like you might hate the people you work with/for!

Eh, that's not really a fair characterization of the audiophile. Once you move beyond computer speakers - internal and external - even a middling stereo system will set you back a few grand. I'd say that, despite dubious kps recognition claims, most people could tell the different between a real stereo system put in…

Yeah, I'm all about striking X-3 from the record. But what about Warren Worthington III? He's in this one, but was a teen in X-3. That's a hell of a retcon.

I salute your candor and bravery. As a guy who always had to defend Rush to his super indie snob friends, I know what it's like to be the one person who likes a band. But as a guy who's heard Creed, I want to ridicule you until you cry.

Couldn't we just have better conversations rather than randomly saying "woozzle wuzzle" and Dawes?

Based on how Brown has reacted in similar talk show situations, the likelihood of him being humbled seems pretty slim.

Hopefully!

That's what i thought when I first saw Negan! I should have been more specific and said season three Governor. Season four, it seemed like they got closer to the right tone, but obliviously needed to wrap up his arc so things were pretty rushed. Just seems like a missed opportunity to me.

I always saw Negan as way more in control than the governor. I mean, they're both psychotic, but the Governor was the type to reach a point where he didn't care who lived or died. The only thing he really wanted was to satiate his rage. I never perceived that in Negan. He was ruthless, but never suicidal.

I thought Morrisey did a great job with what he was given, but he never got as pure batshit evil as the source material. I liked that they started out with him being fairly grounded. I thought that made Woodbury a little more believable. But the plot seemed to spin its wheels a bit with negotiations, science…

I'm probably more forgiving of the show than most people, but if they don't lose a major character when Negan and Lucille show up, I'll be up for calling it quits. And by major, like bigger than Abraham, Tara, Gabriel, Morgan, etc. Rick, Carl, Carol, Darrel, Glen, Maggie, or Michonne. Which sucks, because I really…

Yeah, I'm really hoping that they don't botch Negan like they did the Governor. Obviously, there's a language issue. Maybe they could just have a car horn beep in the back ground every time he drops an f-bomb. Or somehow get cell phone service back up and have a text beeps throughout his diatribes.

Yeah, having Skrillex, Diplo, and a bunch of other top producers do 98% of the the album and then throwing Bieber on top of it doesn't mean now we should all start respecting this tool bag. Just looking at pop artists, I don't think Bieber comes anywhere close to guys like Gaye or Jackson or hell, Neil Diamond who,…

Much like when SaoMagnifico sees you comment and says; "OMG thanks internet person for helping me get my fucking life together and of course not realizing that the term "personal enjoyment" means I'm doing this for fun but I'll fucking stop now because you're right even if you're a total dick!"

Actually, this song was mostly written by Liz Rose, who is definitely not a high schooler.