Carry on with the love for California Stars, that is. It's the absolutely perfect union of Guthrie, Bragg, and Wilco, and just a warm, gorgeous arrangement. Such a damn good song.

And Modell's, too.

I'm with you, Ortenzia, on the love for Jetpacks. These Four Walls was my favorite of the year, and I was really surprised it was only a couple of ballots. That's a damn fine record start to finish.

We still can, right?

Yeah, I thought the cadence of Dennis' line reading of "here's the twist - we show it" was exactly like Stewart's "it's too late - I've seen everything". Even if it was only a coincidence, they captured the tone of the humor exactly.

Oh, it's too true. Keitel's junk was everywhere in the 90s. Bad memories, but that line was still great.

The power of this film knocked me out. I was sobbing by the end (especially when he little girl says, "But it's my story, too!"), and I really couldn't put my finger on why it was so moving; it just was.

Ok, I admit that Living Fireplace vs. Death Bed would be the single greatest motion picture ever created. Somebody get on that.

She's confusing him with Cuba Gooding Jr.'s character in Jerry Maguire.

Littlealex, have you not heard of Death Bed: The Bed that Eats?

Buddy Revell with Emmet Otter ftw.

Yeah, it's a little impressive (in a sad way) that there was no mention of the Pinkerton-Butterfly connection and how that plays into the whole album.

Totally - Good Life is the tits. How can someone _not_ love that song?

No way - if anyone other than Jet Screamer, it belong to the Femmes.

I don't like to think of myself as easily offended, but I'm seething after listening to that shitty song. Hey, Antonio, go and-a "Be Italian" before-a I shut-a uppa you face!

Internet comment board kings fight 'til they're burger.

Oh, that's seriously vile. I need a shower.

That is the saddest thing I have ever heard.

Fight Club bombed at the Box Office?
Really? But I gave it my $7!

Nothing was funny about waiting. Nothing.