Kanyeeeee!
I can never hear his name without hearing colbert scream it into an auto-tuned microphone
Step Brothers
Was in 08, not 09.
My one "celebrity" family member…
Is Danny Shanahan, my uncle (mom's brother), a long-time New Yorker cartoonist. He drew the original for this one:
God I love this game
My obsession has calmed a bit but I'm just about ready for round two.
"So something totally unrelated to the quality of the show made you not like it. Haha, you're an idiot"
I know, right? I mean if I want to watch improv fall flat, I'll go to amateur night at the local comedy theater.
As someone who disliked the Office from the onset…
…I feel nothing right now.
Don't forget about Corey Haim
Yeah, fascinating stuff Dwigt. Anyone listen to those tracks posted on Pitchfork? While Jay is no master lyricist, it's great to hear some of that old production style/instrumentation we used to hear on Wilco records.
I love this fucking album.
I am really blown away by this record…totally off my radar, I stumbled across it, and it completely blew me away. Kind of the album I wished BPB would one day make.
Yankee, the first time I saw BOH—opening for Iron and Wine in 2005—they covered ELO.
"over undulating waves of sexually frustrated screams for Taylor Lautner"
I read this as "…sexually frustrated screams of Taylor Lautner", and I lol'ed. What could have been!
This is way up here on my best of the year list. Should have been A'd!
I read Saints On The River by Rash…
…and enjoyed it quite a bit, although it's been a few years. How does the new one stack up?
Let's just say it moved me. INTO A BIGGER HOUSE!!! Uh-oh, I said the loud part quiet and the quiet part loud…
Failed original-ies?
I'll step on board the "Meh"-xpress here. A few listens through and it's left me nonplussed. I listened to Southern Rock Opera yesterday, and I will never cease to get attacked by chills during the second verse of Angels and Fuselage…that albums and (most) of its brethren are unimpeachable. I guess the new disc seems…
@ Clueless: I think Obviously is talking about Dratch (unless you're playing dumb for the gag)…and I totally agree. At least she's funnier than Molly Shannon.
"Because in an era not too far removed from this one, Tim Burton and Johnny Depp and the various other names in this film, including a completely unknown lead, did not equal commercial success of this magnitude."