Try "Have a Beer With Fear"

I still can't figure out the Itunes thing man. It was free music and all you had to do was hit delete if you didn't want it. It's harder to pirate something, but never any complaints about that.

Full disclosure: 1) I haven't listened to this yet but I'll get around to it sometime this year. 2) I thought the last two records he's made were good not great.

Yeah, I hated them as a kid and in the last few years I've been really coming around on them. I still think the live stuff is too pointlessly noodley and the Cult of Garcia sucks, but I really like Bobby's rock songs and I think they could have been the best country band of the 1960s/70s if they hadn't played live.

Go check out the review for the new record here. There's some good recommendations in the comments section.

Man, that is a shitload of movies I'll never see.

Is her name really pronounced "Tammy"? That's a stretch by Mom and Dad there.

They face the same backlash too!

Bunch of 90s and 00s abstract hip hop for me. Going to see a guy named Aaron Lee Tasjan tomorrow night RIYL even more stoned and country tinged Tom Petty.

That Dino Bravo story is insane. He got killed for selling cigarettes and may or may not have been cutting out his uncle, who was some crime boss, out of the profit.

I'm visiting my brother for a few days out West this summer, I told him I will be eating nothing but In N Out and El Pollo Loco the whole time so don't bother with groceries.

Seriously, if they finally get the PS4 streaming up and about, I may have to axe Netflix and jump on the Filmstruck train.

New Bomb Turks put on one of the best live shows I've ever seen. Great band.

The boomers were the hippie generation though, so it could happen to the Millenials too. I don't think any generation has a monopoly on youthful idealism somehow turned into "I got mine, fuck you" reality.

Or if you were lucky one of those tabletop machines with 40 different awful games, including "Goonies".

I loved Pizza Hut as a kid and then didn't have it for maybe 15 years before having it four or five years ago. The sauce was so salty I couldn't even eat a piece. I don't know if that's something I forgot over the years or if I just can't tolerate it anymore, but damn, no thanks.

Depends on how much you want to listen to Jay Z and what streaming service you use?

To be fair, subject matter aside, "Triumph of the Will" is a great movie.

I haven't seen the movie or heard the album, so honest question. Is this really that good a record?

Who the fuck would pay to see this?