Felt much like the opening scene of Idiocracy, but much more tragic being "real."

Felt much like the opening scene of Idiocracy, but much more tragic being "real."

I though Justin Moore was offensive already due to my one other exposure in the past.  I was left speechless by "Bait A Hook."  I mean, if this was thirty years ago, he'd just call his ex's "new, sensitive man" a "faggot" and be done with it…Instead, he has to try to make it cute and acceptable, but that's the point…

I though Justin Moore was offensive already due to my one other exposure in the past.  I was left speechless by "Bait A Hook."  I mean, if this was thirty years ago, he'd just call his ex's "new, sensitive man" a "faggot" and be done with it…Instead, he has to try to make it cute and acceptable, but that's the point…

But good god, man, is it really worth sitting through that Kanye verse to get there?!

But good god, man, is it really worth sitting through that Kanye verse to get there?!

Indeed.  College-me expanded his musical horizons exponentially beyond Fat Wreck Chords and Epitaph punk-rock thanks to AudioGalaxy.  That was a grand time to download a bunch of tracks (since you couldn't always find entire albums), listen, and use the proceeds from shitty job to buy a half-dozen standout CDs at a…

Indeed.  College-me expanded his musical horizons exponentially beyond Fat Wreck Chords and Epitaph punk-rock thanks to AudioGalaxy.  That was a grand time to download a bunch of tracks (since you couldn't always find entire albums), listen, and use the proceeds from shitty job to buy a half-dozen standout CDs at a…

It is far-removed, but if ever you want to listen to a punk band from that era that's actually grown/evolved, Propagandhi is that band.  14-year old me's head would explode if you had told me that back in the days of How To Clean Everything…Lyrically similar to tracks like The State Lottery, but harder and tighter.

It is far-removed, but if ever you want to listen to a punk band from that era that's actually grown/evolved, Propagandhi is that band.  14-year old me's head would explode if you had told me that back in the days of How To Clean Everything…Lyrically similar to tracks like The State Lottery, but harder and tighter.

No, I still have a Zune…

No, I still have a Zune…

After Supporting Caste, I'm much more excited for a Propagandhi album than I'll ever be for a Dylan album…for "that" type of music, I'm a Townes man anyway.

After Supporting Caste, I'm much more excited for a Propagandhi album than I'll ever be for a Dylan album…for "that" type of music, I'm a Townes man anyway.

"Uncle Ed" is rolling in his grave, where ever that is.  Hopefully under what is now a subdivision where there was once only pristine desert.

Sorry, bro, but it'll be Dan.

And I put my comment in the wrong place.  I'll show myself out…

No, the White Stripes can eat a dick.  Derivative garage-rock bullshit…

Hate to break it to you, but Seven Nation Army is just I Wanna Be Your Dog thirty-some years too late….

I Break Chairs was my first live encounter.  Nothing like hearing him belt out those songs…Really put what's-his-name, uh, Mumbly-Joe, uh, David Bazan to shame at that show.