Crime of the Century is great. It just always amazed me how young they were when it came out because it sounds a lot more mature, thematically and musically, than you would expect.

Catholics will accept anything as long as there is a check written.

Gary Lewis and the Playboys or GTFO!!!!!

Bruce Springsteen was 25 when he did the "Born to Run" album. Supertramp were 24 year olds when they did "Crime of the Century". Pete Townshend was 23 when he wrote "Tommy". Otis Redding was only 26 years old when he died.

2nd prize is 2 Crosley turntables.

They can try the rock opera, but when you get to be over 40, not named Alice Cooper, and wear eye-liner, you just need to give it up.

Seems to be the norm with this feature.

Men…..am I right???? Who's with me ladies???

Sadder, Miserable, Less Productive.

It's a song that was written for the sole purpose of licensing it to sports franchises and commercials for eternity and nothing more.

Kind of a ripoff of Mitch Hedberg.

Biggest problem with it is when you are trying to land a hot chick and tell her you are the drummer of Maroon 5. Nobody will buy that line because nobody can pick him out of a lineup.

Pretty sure John Fogarty would take exception to that line of logic.

Whatever happens it will be corrected in auto-tune.

Yes, they definitely have the chops. It's just that after listening to their stuff they always seem to have the same go-to "heavy part riff". Maybe it's that one hanging note they insert on the third beat of the riff every time. It's not to the point of annoyance but it's something I picked up on and can never not…

…But will he have boobs?

While I like Big Wreck, they tend to have a lot of repetitive things throughout their albums. They kind of use the same "power riff" in about 80% of their songs. I can take them in doses and really enjoy it though.

Shiner was awesome. I would put "The Egg" up against any other record any day of the week.

Apparently not a gastrointestinal Dr.

Just so long as neither of them lose that number.