Really, Chesapeake? I might start buying actual albums again…

So I think we can safely assume that Yorke is heavily investing in a song publishing company under the guise of several dummy corporations while preparing to release a new Radiohead album that will be unanimously declared the greatest album ever made by anyone and the publication rights for which will be handled by…

It had to diversify its portfolio, Warfreak.

Hey! You didn't pay to watch that trailer with "Bawitdaba" in it! Prepare to be sued!

That's why all my records are gold records!

Welcome Home, Muppets!
…to Happiness Hotel…

I used to keep a huge backpack full of cassettes in my truck. So, yeah, it's MP3 for me.

This from the mouth of a character in a $100 mil+ movie franchise…

DAMN YOU, GOLDBLUM!
If you'd just added, "Dinosaurs destroy man," this could all have been avoided!

Fidel, I quite like the physical product of an album because its art generally helps place the work inside in a creative context. That said, I have found purchasing legal digital files to be much more affordable than purchasing physical copies and my primary means of acquiring and listening to music is now digital.…

The Who, The Beatles, The Byrds, The Rolling Stones, etc, have had a sizable impact on recent music, to be sure.

eMusic picks up the slack, too. Between Amazon's bargain-basement specials and eMusic's almost insultingly low average album price (between $4 and $6), you can get hundreds of great fucking albums for 1/3 their retail price.

There are quite a lot of people who like both The Wire and LOST. Me. Todd Van der Werff. Alan Sepinwall. Important Question up there.

Never even seen it. How does it compare to In the Mood for Love?

In Cheese's Sideways, he's a McDonalds' grill cook whose manager gives him free food to feed his kid, and resents him for it.

Circle-jerking is okay when it's about something, you know, man?

HE'S A COMPLICATED MAN, AND NO ONE UNDERSTANDS HIM BUT HIS WOMAN.

I'd be Cheese so I could go out to "Yakety Sax."

Quit giving a fuck when it's not your turn, Tuck.

Drive-By Truckers
Mos Def
R.E.M.
Dinosaur Jr.
TV on the Radio
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
The White Stripes
Al Green
Sonic Youth
Isaac Hayes