When it came out, I was simultaneously elated to have new Foo again, and disappointed by how tame it seemed compared to damn-near everything off "The Colour and the Shape".  "Stacked Actors" and "Breakout" really made me reconsider it, and I'd now consider it to be a good album over-all, but…yeah, "Learn To Fly" still…

When it came out, I was simultaneously elated to have new Foo again, and disappointed by how tame it seemed compared to damn-near everything off "The Colour and the Shape".  "Stacked Actors" and "Breakout" really made me reconsider it, and I'd now consider it to be a good album over-all, but…yeah, "Learn To Fly" still…

You got two modes when it comes to mentioning Foo Fighters, though,@avclub-57f4bb993d7160a02eafdb3fb99835af:disqus .  You can mention what a nice guy Dave Grohl is, or you can bring up that AIDS denialist bullshit that they got involved in back in the day.

You got two modes when it comes to mentioning Foo Fighters, though,@avclub-57f4bb993d7160a02eafdb3fb99835af:disqus .  You can mention what a nice guy Dave Grohl is, or you can bring up that AIDS denialist bullshit that they got involved in back in the day.

That "Baker Street" cover is just about the only essential b-side I think I've ever heard.  At least as of a few years ago, it was still in somewhat-regular rotation on the local "alternative" station. They do have a few other great b-sides, but that "Baker Street" cover is just fucking phenomenal.

That "Baker Street" cover is just about the only essential b-side I think I've ever heard.  At least as of a few years ago, it was still in somewhat-regular rotation on the local "alternative" station. They do have a few other great b-sides, but that "Baker Street" cover is just fucking phenomenal.

Did anyone else read the last sentence as "during which they will do tons and tons of math"?

Did anyone else read the last sentence as "during which they will do tons and tons of math"?

Likewise, they're pretty hit-and-miss for me, too, honestly, but I think the lifetime pass-earning extends to "The Colour and the Shape".  That is, in my mind, the most solid rock record of the past 20 years.  And so well laid out, too…just when you think it's not going to let up at all, along comes "Up In Arms", and…

Likewise, they're pretty hit-and-miss for me, too, honestly, but I think the lifetime pass-earning extends to "The Colour and the Shape".  That is, in my mind, the most solid rock record of the past 20 years.  And so well laid out, too…just when you think it's not going to let up at all, along comes "Up In Arms", and…

Is this where I go to make a Pinkard & Bowden reference?

Is this where I go to make a Pinkard & Bowden reference?

I guess I keep missing the part where they all start fucking dragons.  Man…maybe that's not a good movie to put on for the kids while I leave the room.

I guess I keep missing the part where they all start fucking dragons.  Man…maybe that's not a good movie to put on for the kids while I leave the room.

You know- these reactions usually piss me off, but…..KSL has had a pretty impeccable track record of avoiding the shittier of NBC's newer shows, it seems.

You know- these reactions usually piss me off, but…..KSL has had a pretty impeccable track record of avoiding the shittier of NBC's newer shows, it seems.

I do seem to remember reading that the Indian community was not nearly as offended by Outsourced as the rest of the world was.  For a while there, I defended the show based on that assessment and a few moderately-amusing jokes.

I do seem to remember reading that the Indian community was not nearly as offended by Outsourced as the rest of the world was.  For a while there, I defended the show based on that assessment and a few moderately-amusing jokes.

Is that list in order of severity, or chronologically?

Is that list in order of severity, or chronologically?