I went into the album with no expectations and a day later its near the top of my favorites from this year, ahead of even Arcade Fire. Ain't Your Right and Kristine have been on an endless loop.

Bradford Cox? He also has Marfan Syndrome, so that's why he looks so "peculiar". Unless you were referring to his penchant of wearing dresses.

Whoopsie.

Because humor has nothing to do with timing…

AI's retirement ceremony will be tonight too. I'm sad.

Sky Ferreira Kristine and Ain't Your Right (controversial opinion time: I like her album a whole lot more than the new Arcade Fire. And I love Arcade Fire!)

Julie Delpy in Before Midnight. Finally got to it, and Christ!

Its fucking amazing, seriously. Watch it!!!

He was, but Jesus Christ was that movie so fucking hard to get through. And I love Tim & Eric while readily realizing that people actively loathe them for the same reasons I laugh my ass off.
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To answer would be to spoil.

And the OST to The Fountain with the Kronos Quartet.

There's a QR code hidden in the Sovereign's vocals for Reflektor.

Nah. I'm guessing Spurs vs. Pacers or Bulls. Depends on if OKC makes a splashy trade (Luol Deng?) and if Reisendorf wants to cut his payroll. I just don't see the Heat three-peating this year, I figure Wade will die by the second round.

Dad?

Well it fits in with the Orpheus and Eurydice thread that runs throughout some of the album. And Suburbs notwithstanding, AF aren't really known for having good cover art.

Seriously. How they didn't close Neon Bible with the cathartic re-recorded No Cars Go is beyond me.

I agree with this review quite a bit, and it's nice to see a critic not slathering praise on Arcade Fire for slightly tweaking their sound. Reflektor is a mostly good album, but far too bloated to be great (just like its predecessor, The Suburbs). Porno and Joan of Arc would be really great b-sides, and the album as a…

Man, Sunday Morning is even sadder sounding now.

I was maimed by rock and roll.

Beat me to it. Now Sunday Morning is even sadder…