You should try Shoot 'Em Up. Fucking glorious.

I haven't seen Fortress in a years and I remember it fondly.

Hey, check out the media section of KG's page; one of them tunes has a banjo!

Dear Anna: I don't expect you to marry me—that's asking quite a lot, I know—but could you pose for a couple of Maxim or Stuff covers, please?

I should think Jesus would be okay with songs about the living dead.

I'm still partial to Therapy?/Fatal. 'Come and Die' is a scary song.
'Another Body Murdered' was essentially two songs and only the second half sounded like a collaboration. I'd have been happier with them had they been separated, original/remix-style.

You gave my list, Udjibbom; I loved the shit out of that Crow soundtrack, and Judgment Night still blows my mind considering that RATM was only just emerging and Korn and the rest were still a couple of years off. I'd suggest that Singles blew the door wide open for soundtracks and they've never really been the…

I'm not talking about retaining the ability to perform the early material, I'm criticizing the writing of NEW parts he can't even sing. I don't like the idea of creating a record that exists in a vacuum, never to be performed or experienced in the outside world. Sure, the Beatles didn't put on a show to play Sgt…

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
In retrospect, that movie featured a strange collection of songs for a soundtrack. So much of it was hair-y but it also had King's X and an awesome Faith No More song. The Megadeth song ('Go to Hell,' if memory serves) had some serious 'Enter Sandman' issues but was awesome nonetheless.
Oh…

But I HAVE heard 'El Dorado,' and aside from the generic (but still awesome) song, those vocals were autotuned like a mother. Understandable but not forgivable.

Today!
I've been looking forward to this and today's the day I have no speakers at work. Sigh.

Thank goodness. Trumpeting their own success would have been tasteless; good thing a third party broke the news!

What the hell does Spoon have to do with it?
Perhaps they're just out to scoop O'Neal.

I don't get it; "indie" lost its cache and started sucking years ago. Or is this an "R&B" joke, Mr Townshend?

Neat how O'Neal managed to work "eclipsing" in there, foreshadowing the inevitable Next Broadway Adaptation That Will Change Your Life.

Weep would be a good name for the next kid. "I'm Trip, and this is my sister, Weep."

LaLa lament
I miss it. I tried to listen to their MySpace page but some goddam rap band has the autoplay on and I can't even find the feed to turn it off, so I don't get to listen to CML. LaLa didn't play me like that.

…past a couple of bars. Terrific.

I was hoping to smell like The Lion James Earl Jones…so close!

Don't skip on the apostrophes, boat.