teenage fanclub's "thirteen" had basically a hidden ep. and the songs were some of the best on the album.

i bought the "tucson" ep before kerosene hat came out that had

he's the worst. not even a good rapper. terrible flow. and that smug face…

goddamit something is going to happen to kim. during the garage scene did you see that mustang, all blacked out, ominously cross the frame? combined with the talk about horses, i can only guess that she's going to fall off a black horse and die.

and they're not even from Muncie!
go cardinals!

what the fuck is this even about? you ate food for four days and survived? that stuff is probably better for you than the food you normally eat.
some people need to step the fuck away from the computer and realize there is a world outside of their four walls. sheesh.

actually, that sounds pretty awesome.

Hell yes. I have almost all of bowie's discography, and last Friday, on his birthday, this is the first thing I put on the turntable.

yes! i got into "bob" darin via the light in the attic "country funk" compilations, and just this summer i found "commitment" at a yard sale for a buck. it's really a great record. fyi, he was also on volume one of "country funk" with "light blue".

uh, if you're watching the "good bits" then you're watching late night talk shows. i bet you don't even own a tv!!

I fucking hate this song so much.

i almost got kicked out a bar once for playing the live version of "poopship destroyer" on the jukebox. the 30 minute version on paintin' the town brown. we made it about 7 minutes in, and the bartender skipped the song, gave me my dollar back, and loudly proclaimed, "NO POOPSHIP!!"

10 to 15 miles on flat land is what, 3 or 4 hours? and that's if you're walking slow. as long as it's not the middle of july, he would have been fine.

that was my experience too. i checked out "rdad" from the library and started watching it with my wife, thinking maybe we'd get through an hour before dinner. we watched the whole damn thing, and we've since bought the set and watched it a few more times.

yeah, fuck sleigh bells. besides alexis kraus being incredibly hot, i hate hate hate that band. everytime "rill rill" comes on the radio i get excited and think it's funkadelic.

since the season has continuity, i wonder what the consequences of killing reality might be.

sbd

yeah, he is actually pretty terrible at singing like hank williams. just like joaquin phoenix as cash, i feel like they could have done a MUCH better job casting this role.

the interview has already happened, and now he's trying to decide when to run it, and whether to end the show after he runs it. i just don't get it. he seems to be "happy" with where he's at in life right now. he has a great podcast and tons of critical acclaim. doesn't he realize that it's very likely none of this…

oh my god. the way she's holding that guitar. this shit has to sound like spin doctors, right?