Hahaha….that's incredibly vitriolic. I love it.

Ben Kweller is one of my strange bucket list "artists I love that I've never seen live" guys. Sucks because I'm sure I could get tickets to see him, if he would just ever play within a 2 hour radius of me I'd be there.

Same re: that being my life soundtrack for a while.

Sounds like Soundcloud is in Cirrus trouble.

I've seen Something Corporate twice and Jack's Mannequin once (Everything in Transit is easily my favorite Andrew McMahon album so that was a real treat). ….In the Wilderness I haven't really gotten into, but just discovered that Fire Escape song and it's found steady rotation on my gym playlist.

I've seen TMMB exactly one time, but this past weekend I caught Clueless on cable, and had forgotten that they were in that! It made me re-visit a few of their jams this week.

Pretty much the same idea for me - I think I've seen them once in the last eight years. Going to those shows at that age was more a social engagement than a concert outing.

…you were a few minutes too early. Sorry. I'll accept whatever AV Club suspension comes my way, I guess.

The honest answer is both simultaneously obvious and cringe worthy to me: The Dave Matthews Band. During late high school/college years, it was typical to see them at least twice a year (and them playing multiple nights at a venue made that very easy). So I'd conservatively say I've seen them live 15 times in my life.

He's easy to forget since he's still stuck and hidden in the outfield wall's ivy.

What's Colin Meloy doing there with Bill Murray?

Tokka or Razar? Legit not sure which one was the turtle.

The irony would be so sweet if it wasn't concurrently so sad/scary.

The rhetoric established (if you could call it that) to discuss all this is…fucked, really.

It was only too minutes ago. SMH.

*ahem* it's "know"

Now this dude has to become a Smashmouth fan…

the kids love it.

When they said this job had a drug test, I thought that meant I got to test the drugs to see which ones worked best.

WOO!