I love it and never want to experience it again.

I got through almost all of it when they pulled it last time. Luckily Hulu has it now. 

It does feel a bit like they doubled down on what made the show not work. While the cast is certainly great, I think I would have enjoyed it more if it was mostly just Max and Leroy. This might have given the storylines a bit of room to develop, as well. Ah well.

So that article about pay-to-play was letting bands know it’s a good way to get ahead. Makes sense

Or he was avoiding giving a real answer.

The Mo Willems books really are gold. My son (6) has become a bit of a bookworm, and those books — the Gerald and Piggie books specifically — were what sparked his interest in reading. They’re pretty fun to read as a parent, too. 

I hope he breaks the fourth wall before each kill. 

I am liking the new “Dirty Projectors” album, but it’s a bit disappointing that these collaborations seem mostly to be Dave Longstreth singing with his “collaborators” as backup singers. Would have been nice to hear Empress Of et al come through a bit more.

Cry Cry Cry is great. I didn’t pay much attention to it when it was released, but have been playing it a fair amount recently.

Oh. I know. I got spoiled last year. While I liked all of the albums from 2017, I do want to see them take their time a bit. One or two a year will do. :)

This is all happening because Sean wouldn’t listen to King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard.

SPOILERS!!!!

I would like to punch that song in the face. 

Agreed. Or is it a 2-3 punch?

This guy gets it.

Ugh. The whole point of the internet it to tell people they’re wrong.

Feels like kind of a dull year so far. Some good ones on that list, though. I like Stephen Malkmus’s album more than expected. Wye Oak’s latest was a mixed bag. But King Gizzard has released nothing this year!!!!

In elementary school I had been subjected to “That’s What Friends Are For” almost daily, in our lunch lady’s attempt to indoctrinate us, or something. She probably still beams with pride, knowing how much she contributed to society.

https://www.stereogum.com/1999118/damon-albarn-declined-a-prince-collaboration-because-he-couldnt-smoke-in-the-studio/video/

Ha! I actually like a few of his albums, but I find a level of snark that I don’t especially love in some of his music. I’ve read/listened to a number of interviews with him, where he seems pretty happy to go on about things/bands he doesn’t like.