Alright, alright… No need to rub it in. I was mistaken about it being M. Jagger. But I just asked Dwigt the question before I was verbally assaulted by the unknown troll.

Unless, of course, you mean the poor, benighted ass carrying the band's accoutrement.

HEY NUMB-NUTS!
Dwigt's comment was "It's the only album by the band to have an individual member OTHER THAN Jagger or Richards on the cover"
If I am not mistaken, that is Mr. Jagger shown leaping and frolicking with the pure pleasure of living on the cover of THIS ALBUM!

@Dwigt: Which album is the only one…Jagger or Richards on the cover? Do you mean Exile?

I believe that a reviewer in Rolling Stone magazine had the opinion that Exile on Main Street was the greatest R&R album ever. I don't know about the greatest, but it was the Stones at the top of their game.
And yes Midnight Rambler does cook, on any album you can find it.

Typical Hipster D-bag nonsense: I'll name a dozen bands no one has heard of but me! Then I'll seem *up to date term for cool*!
I listen to a lot of different music and I have heard of two bands from that list: Silverchair and Squirrel Nut Zippers.

Paranormal version:

Just watched that Chromeo spot. I didn't know this existed, but now that I do I will have to check in often. H&O was one of my favorites, back in the day.

S. Jerusalem:
I read a book a few years ago called "Northwest Passage" about the years before the Revolutionary War. It was written in 1937 and it has scenes in it with the types of violence in Blood Meridian. I think that humans can be pretty vicious to each other and anything a writer puts in a book is likely to…

Thirds on "The Road". I believe that was the bleakest most depressing book I have ever read, and even though I generally like Viggo Mortensen in any movies I don't think I could watch this one.

Well, my grandmother passed away after plane #1 crashed and before #2. So, I had other things on my mind than B. Dylan that day.

I have every episode of the TV show, and every movie they made. The favorite sketch from the TV show was the parrot sketch, according to a poll done before the troupe received an award at Aspen. One of my favorites is the argument sketch, and my favorite bit from a movie is from the Meaning of Life where the guy has…

I thought TS was the very picture of someone shitting nails in "Michael Clayton", although "Burn After Reading" was such a load of crap I don't think anyone was very good in that.

I love Tilda Swinton
in every movie in which I've seen her. This story does seem compelling so I, too, am optimistic.

Cokebabies: You seem to have read the books and seen the show. I have done neither. Is one season of the show worth watching on Netflix? Or should I just masturbate instead?

I don't understand
all the comments describing this show as having a 'right-wing' or 'conservative' bias. I watched a few episodes and was unimpressed enough not to watch any more. I don't think there are many dramatic shows that have a political bias to them, at least I don't see it. But then I don't watch much TV,…

*Mrs. Scaggs: Let's name him William Royce, dear. I think it's sucha lovely name, don't you?
*Mr. Scaggs: Are you out of your mind?! The kids'll murder him with such a silly name. We'll call him Boz instead!

I hope that was meant to be ironic.

Plus he is no longer able to rise to the occasion, so to speak.

Count me among those who think U2 is past their prime (by about 18 years). They peaked with The Joshua Tree, Rattle & Hum was on a plateau, and it's been downhill ever since. Bono should stick to public relations, after all