Did she only know the Cowboy Junkies version?

My first car at 16 was a White Datsun 180B. The previous owners had left 'The Velvet Underground and Nico' in the cassette player. This was back when you'd only hear them referenced via a Propaganda or REM B-Side. It's only as I've gotten older I've realised why the car smelled like Otto's jacket.

My Dad thought the Xanadu soundtrack was boss. Jeff Wayne's War Of The Worlds. Dark Side Of The Moon. I was so ready for New Wave based upon his horrible 70's listening, and never got into grunge, because I thought it was just a repackaging of the records that bored me to tears as a kid.

At any funeral I've ever been to, it's clear everyone is just waiting for the music to finish so it can be over.

There's an aboriginal tranny at the bottom of my street who must spend hours getting the 80's Hot Gossip makeup - lots of green eyeshadow - just right. She was watering the lawn and waved as I passed this morning. I waved back wondering why you'd go all to the trouble of crimping your hair and tearing your fishnets…

Neither can I. I bought a USB Stick to RF Radio Converter for $6 from Dick Smith (Australian Radio Shack). You put it in the cigarette lighter, plug your USB stick in, and it broadcasts, so you have your own radio station for less than the price of a meal from McDonalds.

Now we get Modern Voice Acting: Patrick Warburton phoning in that one voice he always does.

You're assuming Morrissey is still newsworthy or relevant to mass culture in 2013. There's a reason why he can't get a record deal.

He's admitted (pre-'Automatic') that 'Found Found Found' from 'Kill Uncle' was written about Stipe. You do the math.

Irving Berlin wrote 1200+ songs, 25 of which went to Number One on the popular music charts of the day.

There was also an 80's single called 'Eight Arms To Hold You' by Goon Squad, (Arthur Baker in disguise). It was supposed to be used in the Goonies but the scene was cut. I have the 12 Inch Single.

It's the only song I've ever heard where violas sound LIKE THAT.

I thought the intro and outro were recorded at a later date to the rest of the song, and faded in by the engineers because of the band blew the start of the take.

Isn't The White Album their biggest seller?

I had the same discovery with Sonic Youth's 'Dirty', years after the fact.

To be honest, I've been reading it out of a sense of duty since #7, when Tony Moore left and the art became absolutely substandard. I could never tell the characters apart, and it's lacked any kind of visual appeal for me ever since. Which just leaves the dialogue…

The comic's been doing Governor II: Electric Boogaloo for about 20+ issues now.  Kirkman loves endlessly-yapping over-the-top bad guys far more than i do.

I hated Rick before it was cool!

Darryl, repeatedly shown using a crossbow as a close combat weapon, and continually rides a noisy motorbike in a world where noise attracts zombies.

He sounds either lazy, or he's a Hipster.