I'm not glad for moral reasons. I just think it's a dreadful song.

Oddly, I landed on Is This It recently, too. I loved it when it came out. Soma is so great. Glad they left New York City Cops of the US album, though.

I agree with the absurdity of rating albums right when they come out. I don't know how you people do it, frankly.

Exactly. I don't blame bands who can only afford to use sub-optimal recording equipment. It's the bands who say “This would be better if it sounded like garbage.” that I have an issue with.

Old Man Rant: I really hate lo-fi as an aesthetic choice

Sitar solo in Steely Dan’s Do It Again.

This is all a build up to the new "Snuff Film Club” section of the site. Isn't it?

Also it's basically just Pitchfork's Over|Under.

You didn't ask him about the new King Gizzard album!?!?

It’s a genuine Gordon Gartrelle!

So GoT is officially part of the Munchiverse.

So it's part of the Munchiverse then.

So that GoT spinoff we've been hearing about is a crime procedural with Jim Broadbent as Archmaester Marwyn M.E. Right?

I'm in Rochester, and don't think really I've heard anyone mention them around here in 20ish years.

It’s weird. I like weird.

I assume you would have seen Fear of Pop had there been a Fear of Pop tour with Shatner.

He is a talented man. I saw him open for TMBG some time around Teenager Of The Year. He performed w/o a band. I'd never seen a musical act get heckled before. It was brutal. Lousy crowd *shakes fist*

If you want to see Rusted Root and/or Eddie Money, you're in luck!

Belly
Frank Black
A Tribe Called Quest
Beastie Boys
David Byrne
Wilco

It has a really great Spinal Tap vibe, as well.