Same thing happened at my high school.

My favorite side projects:
The Honeydrippers
Dukes of Stratosphere
Traveling Wilburys
The Breeders (originally)

High Infidelity is REO Speedwagon's greatest achievement.

L-R.  Lena Dunham's better looking lesbian sister Ria, star of the upcoming Columbo reboot, CIO of Goldman Sachs, Larry Mullen Jr. Jr. who suffers from the same disease where he can't look directly at any camera.

The final scene at the funeral is the funniest thing I've ever seen on the Simpsons.  Absolutely a perfect ending.

Well how does one tour or make albums that not many people are actually spending money on these days?  They already have money.  I'm not saying everybody in these bands are rich.  But at least one of them is I'll bet!  It doesn't matter that much, really.  To do anything artistic these days at a major level you have…

I think this feature is a covert pay-to-play type thing for young bands with connected managers/publicists.  That's not a complaint as it offers the world the opportunity to either discover an exciting new act or to completely urinate on somebody's dream. 

I actually like her as an internet punching bag.  Her annoying exploits are the most entertaining thing she does!

Oh… I can't wait to read Morrissey's response!

Eagleheart - Chris, Susie, Brett, and Malice - best swingers episode ever!

How does this feature work exactly?  Is it money order only or do you accept checks?  :)

No it wasn't totally understandable!  They were playing freakin' "T.N.T." by AC/DC.  A song that goes "Oi!  Oi!  Oi! Oi!"  and this guy was making a movement like you would at a rock concert.  He wasn't making it a hate rally!  What kind of nonsense is that.  He didn't have a microphone to speak about Nazism or wasn't…

Was that thing where the dude in the Dropkicks assaulted a man who allegedly gave a 'nazi salute' thing ever resolved?   Because you can't assault someone for doing that.  Or was it just staged nonsense?  Either way screw them.

It really should be kid-friendly though don't you think?  I mean… this is a guy in a cape who flies around and fights bad guys.  It's for kids.  Or it was supposed to be.

I would like to hear one argue this actually.  I'm not sure it can be done successfully.

I actually think this is one of the weakest Cure singles from that period of time compared to the brilliance surrounding it ("Catch" "Just Like Heaven" on one side and "In Between Days" and "Close to Me" before it).  It's so noisy and chaotic… but in the most conventional way possible.  It's almost as if Robert Smith…

I am not a boomer but I'd have to say that the 1960s (and the late 50s through late 70s) was most definitely a Renaissance in popular music.  It always amuses me when folks in my generation and younger argue against that but somehow can never come up with any compelling argument that today is just as fantastic as back…

This entire episode was about whores!  Don's a whore.  Sylvia gets paid to be a whore by Don.  Pete's a whore.  He sleeps with that girl and then tells her to "hurry it along" when they are done to get her out of there.  Joan is a whore.  She slept with that dude to become a partner.  And she has to know that no…

Detroit Rock City for all those nostalgic for the electronica of the 90s?

"Riot Act" is such a beautiful song too.  Get Happy!! is my favorite EC album.