The Faint - The Conductor
Queens of the Stone Age - The Blood Is Love
The Decemberists - A Record Year for Rainfall
LCD Soundsystem - North American Scum
The Gaslight Anthem - Miles Davis & The Cool

Okay, I'll mark it in my ledger. Sinjun Balabanoff: not surprised.

There was snow in RDR in the final section towards the end of the game.

Bonnie was a pretty good character in RDR. Was hoping for someone less on the periphery in this one though.

Fuck yes. Can't wait to get shot for cheating at poker.

I was listening to Expo 86 the other day and mused to myself that has to be one of the best album openings of all time. Just starts in the middle of a ferocious beat and gets to the chorus in like 15 seconds.

I've purged the Zwan album twice. I bought it used a couple years ago figuring it couldn't be as embarrassing as I remembered, but it was.

I think At Mount Zoomer was doomed by the terrible title and even worse cover art. Once you actually listen to it though, it's almost Apologies-level good. "Kissing the Beehive" still blows my mind.

Her recovery was then significantly hampered by:

She should stick to sports. Wait, comedy.

Extremely unhelpful answer: Comedy Bang Bang, Hollywood Handbook, and Doughboys.

I loved how completely incapacitated Mary was by "the only difference between puss and ass is p-u."

I finished Imagine Me Gone last week and am still blown away by it. So good.

Oh, duh. I suppose that's the more obvious clue.

Yeah that guy with the crazy mustache/Trevor from GTAV is a host. He was there at the raiding of her house early in the pilot too.

Best concert film ever made, easily.

How so? I took a look at it just now and I must have missed the hint about the time period.

American Honey is much too long, very repetitive, and I loved every second of it. Can't get the final scene out of my head.

Frances' voice is incredible. It was even more impressive live how she shifts from soft cooing to howling and shrieking without missing a beat.

Music journalists can't resist a good narrative like that.