I don't care what else you put on your list, you get an A for putting The Seer first.

One of my favorites of the year.

One of my favorites of the year.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Some of us like his ambient music.  The Slip was a nice combination of Year Zero and Ghosts I-IV.   Though I suppose I can guess how you feel about Ghosts and his soundtrack work.

Some of us like his ambient music.  The Slip was a nice combination of Year Zero and Ghosts I-IV.   Though I suppose I can guess how you feel about Ghosts and his soundtrack work.

Curse you and your subscribers-only content, New Yorker!

Curse you and your subscribers-only content, New Yorker!

I think you're confusing the remastered albums with the re-released version of Pretty Hate Machine that was different from the recent remastered version.  Trent has been heavily involved with the remastering of PHM, The Downward Spiral, and the forthcoming remaster of The Fragile.

I think you're confusing the remastered albums with the re-released version of Pretty Hate Machine that was different from the recent remastered version.  Trent has been heavily involved with the remastering of PHM, The Downward Spiral, and the forthcoming remaster of The Fragile.

It did, but not all of it has aged well.  The Slip is still holding up, though.

It did, but not all of it has aged well.  The Slip is still holding up, though.

I am glad that at least Trent is involved with the release.  I read in interviews where he said that he didn't like the Greatest Hits idea, but if Interscope was going to put one out anyway, he wanted some say in it.

I am glad that at least Trent is involved with the release.  I read in interviews where he said that he didn't like the Greatest Hits idea, but if Interscope was going to put one out anyway, he wanted some say in it.

Not sure if he'll go back to Interscope (considering how bitter he's been towards them), but his recent comments about putting out the new HTDA record through a label makes it sound likely that he'll partner with some label to do so.

Not sure if he'll go back to Interscope (considering how bitter he's been towards them), but his recent comments about putting out the new HTDA record through a label makes it sound likely that he'll partner with some label to do so.

I enjoyed all of M&W, but surprisingly couldn't get into Peep Show.  I'm a little confused by my lack of enjoyment in that show.  The same with Spaced, oddly enough.

I enjoyed all of M&W, but surprisingly couldn't get into Peep Show.  I'm a little confused by my lack of enjoyment in that show.  The same with Spaced, oddly enough.

I just watched Shotgun Stories a few weeks ago myself, and I'm in the same boat as you:  I liked the movie a lot, but at the same time, I was conscious that part of the reason I said I liked it was that I knew I was supposed to.