I am a total sucker for live concert footage—-I'll probably hit the live and Serpent's Egg first, then hop to Within the Realm and Labyrinth. Much love to Geo, Kids, Survivor and NYer.

I am a total sucker for live concert footage—-I'll probably hit the live and Serpent's Egg first, then hop to Within the Realm and Labyrinth. Much love to Geo, Kids, Survivor and NYer.

Another band I don't know a huge amount about, but the one song I've heard (Ullyses) was pretty excellent. Should I start with the record that that came from or somewhere else?

Another band I don't know a huge amount about, but the one song I've heard (Ullyses) was pretty excellent. Should I start with the record that that came from or somewhere else?

Since in the run-up to this album's release, Pitchfork has put up most of the songs from this, I feel like I've been hearing it since approximately the last time Fleetwood Mac was relevant on the pop charts. That said, I like what I've heard of it a lot. The post-Green Mac's best stuff was always the big, brash pop…

Since in the run-up to this album's release, Pitchfork has put up most of the songs from this, I feel like I've been hearing it since approximately the last time Fleetwood Mac was relevant on the pop charts. That said, I like what I've heard of it a lot. The post-Green Mac's best stuff was always the big, brash pop…

So instead of a bar to keep you in your seat, are the cars made of individual hugboxes?

So instead of a bar to keep you in your seat, are the cars made of individual hugboxes?

God, this band. Probably my favorite ever. I can't really go on without getting into that whole "this is why they're important to me mostly because I found them as a teenager" thing.

God, this band. Probably my favorite ever. I can't really go on without getting into that whole "this is why they're important to me mostly because I found them as a teenager" thing.

I heard there's a few super-rarities missing, but it appears to be everything officially released and then a number of things not.

I heard there's a few super-rarities missing, but it appears to be everything officially released and then a number of things not.

1. Parklife (Impeccable. This Is A Low may be the band's greatest achievement. Even the tiny moments, like Far Out and Debt Collector get to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the big songs.)
2. Modern Life is Rubbish (Fantastic. I almost love the pop vignettes on the non-singles more than the actual singles…

@avclub-53a226780628f3d898494942ad3dd491:disqus Actually, I don't think I have Leisure at the bottom, though I haven't done a proper ranking at this point, I'd probably put The Great Escape there, which ages less and less well for me as time goes on. But, to be fair, Leisure really only clicked when I took the mp3s I…

Evil-Lyn, if I remember correctly. Which, considering I've been on an indie He-Man fan-film project as a sound engineer most of this year (Hey, it's a gig), I think I do.

Evil-Lyn, if I remember correctly. Which, considering I've been on an indie He-Man fan-film project as a sound engineer most of this year (Hey, it's a gig), I think I do.

@avclub-5354ae126495667a24e77e66cc463276:disqus Well, you know the Eternian film industry is still just getting itself together, it's like the next Romania—-soon Hollywood'll be shooting there constantly and we'll be groaning at seeing the same mountains in every trailer.

@avclub-5354ae126495667a24e77e66cc463276:disqus Well, you know the Eternian film industry is still just getting itself together, it's like the next Romania—-soon Hollywood'll be shooting there constantly and we'll be groaning at seeing the same mountains in every trailer.

I could have sworn we've seen "Secret Fiascocess" as a rating before. Do we have any info on when that was?

I could have sworn we've seen "Secret Fiascocess" as a rating before. Do we have any info on when that was?