Fetting is when you're kicking ass, but then someone hits your jetpack with a stick and sends you flying uncontrollably into a giant sand anus. Man I hate when that happens!

I've always had a problem with Star Trek's use of visuals. It's like they shoot a little invisible camera out into space so they can catch video of a space fight or an explosion or something from a distance away. Ridiculous, though I do understand why they do it.

Thank you!

Yeah, that's me. I know, it's probably not that true, but I heard it once, and I thought it was just very different from the Kraftwerk that came before it. It seems like (of what I've heard), they had those first three albums, then with Autobahn they changed…. and then with The Man Machine they changed again, albeit…

Hey, what a coincidence…

Get a room, funboys!

She is besotted! Now is the time for all good gentlemen to rally 'round her prostrate form and SPANK THAT BOOTY!! SPANK THAT BOOTY!!

Word up. And honestly, as cool as their music sounds, it needs a really good mastering job. I have all their early albums (I stop at Trans Europe Express, because I'm not really into their dancier stuff), but the mastering jobs aren't that great. It'd be nice to actually be able to hear all the fine detail.

As long as there are remastered versions of Autobahn and Trans Europe Express, I'm happy. I have several of the others, including two of the earlier albums, but those two are the only "essential" albums for me.

Speaking of movies from that era that are perhaps a little more justly forgotten, I'd love to see a write-up here on "Band of the Hand". That was hilarious.

URGH should be required viewing for the Klaus Nomi and Gary Numan sections alone.

Um, can you send me video of you doing the cherry stem trick? Maybe wear some lip gloss in the video, and do it really slowly?

That's awesome Evel! I have to pay for gas; no one gives it to me.

Dean Keaton was dead. Did you know that?

Although I guess I'd thought she sang more often with Young; it appears looking it up that she really didn't sing much with him. I guess "Star of Bethlehem" sticks in my mind, as does her version of "Wrecking Ball", which is just awesome.

Speaking of Dylan, I have to say one of my favorite performances of Harris's is singing backup for Dylan on the Desire album. There's something about those two voices that works so totally sublimely. If I had my way, Dylan and Harris would ALWAYS sing together. Actually Harris is a remarkably skilled backup singer…

I'm 35. Ugh Ugh Boom. Ugh Ugh Boom. Buddy you're a boy gonna make a big noise blah blah blah fuck yeah.

I think I need a rice krispie treat codpiece to go with my gluten-free helmet.

Wow, every damn time AV Club posts some tidbit about Weezer, everyone and their mother has to come out and bicker over when they fell off.

I am Gorilla Grodd!