“No one knows who they were… or… what they were doin’”

Same! I didn't want to be up there, but I had to be for Pixies.

Saw the Pixies at Coachella in 2004. I had always been more of a fan of Doolittle and Bossanova, but it was pretty clear how much better the old stuff was live — especially this, Caribou and Vamos. Those old recordings just didn't do them justice.

I find myself to be all aroused and titillated by this.

Is your daughter 18?

There is sauerkraut in my lederhosen.

Onka’s Big Moka or Born Rich

God dammit! I love Kurt Vile! I just watched his performance of Wild Imagination for Conan, and it's great!

It’s no “Antarctigo Vespucci”

Wow. Bob and David have really changed. huh?

Does this play on the Lincoln Money Shot Channel?

I genuinely like the first two Weezer albums. They seemed to regress after that.

I had heard Radiohead before without being terribly impressed. But the first time I put in OK Computer, I was completely floored. I loved that album the second it started playing, and that never ever happens to me. *puts on OK Computer*

Should have been the final installment of the Coronetto Tetralogy.

*does the Ed Lover Dance*

Don’t forget Ashley’s Roachclip by The Soul Searchers. One of the most recognizable beats. Here’s a long list.

What about Sen Dog from Cypress Hill? I'm imagining they just act as hype men for background noise — like birds chirping or something.

I'm sure you're right. It's just weird to think about this in hindsight. That's some pretty incredible evolution.

Cold Lampin’ with Flavor is still better than anything Ringo made :)

It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back may very well be in my top 10 albums of all time. I had no idea it came out the year after Yo! Bum Rush The Show. That's quite a ramp-up. In fact it's kind of insane what they produced in a five or six year timeframe when artists now seem to take off 3 or 4 years between…