In 15-20 years
The answer to this question is going to be The Heartless Bastards.

MIND BLOWING MOVE!

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I noticed the same thing and it bothered me, too. They had apparently spent too much time with the crazy dude who lost his "wind" to waste the 8 seconds it would have taken to mention it.

Not only was she old, but she was fucking frightening. She was obviously a great dancer, but the way they fawned over her was pretty surprising.

I like Jimmy the best. He's the real fast one with the good beat, right?

TomWaits - what's your alma mater? Mine had a similar policy called "parietals."

Well, forever.

Yeah, Chinese Tiger. I think I laughed at the Spanish rap at the very end more than I did any other part of the show. Not because it was particularly clever, but because it was so obvious that the two actors had probably practiced it 30 times and did it SO WELL.

Red-headed female singer-songwriters.
Tori Amos
Neko Case
Regina Spektor
Patty Griffin

He needs to do more guest vocals.
The two songs he did on the first Tweaker album were incredible. My favorite songs on that album.

I think one of the reasons the krumping was so good was the music that was playing with it. Instead of another hyper-aggressive hip-hip thing, it had a very tribal feel to it. It lent the style a whole new dimension, IMO.

It's a book that millions upon millions of women (my wife and all her friends and every one of my female coworkers included) have read and loved. It's a glorified romance novel that gives teenage girls an idealized version of the pain and joy of love and it gives women who are now in long term relationships a little…

Couldn't agree more. The irony is completely lost on them.

Really?

I agree. I'm an agnostic and have loved SDRE and Jeremy's solo stuff for quite some time. The whole time I have also been aware of his unapologetic Christianity. That knowledge does nothing to taint my love for his work because his lyrics aren't preachy, they're simply honest. I find honesty lyrically compelling,…

You and me both.

Agreed. Muse is awesome.

Yes. Them Crooked Vultures.

Our team of scientists are back from their expedition. They tell me it's an issue of both breadth AND depth.