There was no rescuing that album from the horrific lyrics.

One of Kirk’s best solos, but I was a bit let down when I found out that he never played it the way you hear it on the original album track—-its apparently a mash-up of two nights.

Yeah, I don’t get that one either. Its fine, but not one I’d put in the top rankings.

There’s some good shit on Load and DM. I’m especially fond of “The House that Jack Built”. Its such a desolate song.

“Same sort of story with Iron Maiden. There are plenty out there now who will cheerfully deny that they’ve released anything good since about 1988.”

He was in another episode too, “Chock” when Slippin’ Jimmy and Slow Donny also showed up to sing acapella with Dave.

“Through the Never” is as close to a perfect pop metal song ever written.

To be fair, the lyrics on the entire album are pretty embarrassing.

I think she’s actually a producer and co-creator of MQ. Could be wrong.

You know who never has to deal with intimacy coordinators?

I like Frantic. Its one of the few songs on that album that flows pretty well, IMHO.

It occurs to me that Megan Ganz left Community because she was being sexually harassed, and then she just ends up right back in the same situation.

“The Gang Sacks a Pervert”

“Blitzkrieg” and “The Wait” deserve to be on this list too, but I understand why he only went with original compositions.

“The Day that Never Comes” is a hack job of their past epics with recycled riffs and generic rhythms. Wouldn’t put in anywheres near the top of any Metallica list.

Speaking of Jimmy James, he’s trending on twitter. Probably for being in two HBO shows one after the other, lol.

Tom’s desperation was the highlight of this episode for me.

I thought Jeffrey Donovan was growing into the role a bit in S1, but he’s right back to being a cartoon character. This is just not his role.

Um, not even a mention of Picard’s finale this week?

Bannon is a whole other ball of crazy.