Or guys really into alcohol.. wait a minute.

He used to be such a great drummer. Matt Sorum was good but Adler's ferocity is pretty untouchable in those early GNR records.

EVERYBODY SUCKS! -The AV Club

She's real fine, my 409.

::Picard laughs:: Outrageous!
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"the Hasbro equivalent of Atlas Shrugged, Part III" —The AV Club

I just love Set the Ray to Jerry. I'd add "Said Sadly" to that list, the great duet between James Iha and Nina Gordon of Veruca Salt.

So that's what an invisible new idea looks like..

Just LOVE the Velvet Goldmine OST. The Venus in Furs are amazing and it led me to getting into Grant Lee Buffalo too.

The OST for Hackers certainly falls in this category, though at least the movie's good for a laugh.

40 years on I guess we're living for the thrills now. Help me, mommy! xD

IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN

Yeah I was surprised to see him slumming it with Sandler. The guy pretty much created that modern Cartoon Network style of animation.

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"The only thing I knew was to keep on keeping on" Dylan is generally a terrible harmonica player but this song (and the whole album) is so good on so many counts, it just commands one to sit and listen anyway.

That's true to life, actually; it was the same in Pruitt-Igoe (a public housing disaster in St. Louis which dragged on from the 1950s to the 1970s). The apartments were given primarily to women with children and they had to follow all kinds of draconian rules, such as that "no able-bodied man could live in a home…

Hear, hear. He can play wounded characters really well; he was amazing in Inside Llewyn Davis.

The guy that does Sussman is amazing. He not only looks like him but got the Sussman impression down to the last tic.

It's quite good if you playlist out all the noises, snippets and everything RZA.

Excellent soundtrack, terrible movie.