lol @Radzinsky,

interesting interpretation..

@Supernaut

Lobsters, why does that make Cooder a douche, it seems that Watts comes off as the lazy hack in that scenario

I haven't seen crossroads in ages but as a youngster learning the guitar it was a hell of a flick. Steve Vai as the devil's axe-man = perfect casting

loooool

complete lack of class or respectability = ugly to me

I'll say this…..the review has promoted a lively discussion which is I suppose the whole point of these comment boards to begin with.

nah, no anger here, I just love a good comment war. I live in hope that ZMF will stop by and own everyone.

I'm talking about degrees….. the trend towards increased disposability is reaching critical mass, and the music suffers as a result

is boldly post-sexual the new euphamism for skanky whoor?

BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE!

he IS the guy who wrote the alternative nation aritcles….

that comment (your opinion is bad and you should feel bad) was just a riff from Futurama….I figured everybody would get it

regardless….the joke ain't funny

good point Ghost of MJ, I'll argue that the main difference between now and the advent of auto-tuning and the increasingly disposable nature of pop artists

"Look guys, I liked the record. I think it's a lot of fun"

I don't think I'm wrong in suggesting that Ke$has demographic is not the Onion A.V. Club

by 2020 she's atoned for her "youthful antics" and become a Tea Party flag waver

Indeed, Steven Hyden…..you must have known that your controversial (for this website) take on Ke$ha would provoke a reaction….why not defend your position?