ya aks me we couda done without Oklyhomy too but nobody akses me. or maybe they done it, i spend plenty time blackout drunk.

I was irritated enough at all the daddy-bought-me-a-BMW-for-my-high-school-graduation people jumping on the "I miss Curt so much…" bandwagon that I called the campus radio station who were soliciting phone calls from people wanting to dedicate a song to him and asked them to play Cop Shoots Cop's "Everybody Loves You…

At some point, the omnipresent imminence of death will make feeling old seem like riding a unicorn that shits ice cream through a double rainbow.

Yup, and a hundred years ago people were saying:

I had internet in 1991. For you youngsters, before Steve Jobs returned to save Apple, he created these super awesome high speed networked PCs called Next, whose only drawback was that they cost 13K in 1991 dollars. But they were black, among the first to break the beige color barrier. Seeing your first black computer…

I saw him with his kid at the local Blockbuster* once.

I saw him with his kid at the local Blockbuster* once.

I also never liked Michael Jackson. The first record bought for me was Weird Al's single "Got a Boogie on My Finger".

Who wasn't a Michael Jackson fan in 1988? People old enough to own Master of Puppets and Appetite for Destruction.

@TashaRobinson:disqus I was taken by my mother and grandmother to see the first Friday the 13th movie when I was 6.

Yup, 25 years old too. Old enough to get drunk enough to pass out in the theater instead of having to watch that crap fest. I have more memories of seeing A New Hope when I was 3 than seeing Phantom Menace at 25.

I was 3 when the first Star Wars came out. Terrified by the opening scene where all the rebel soldiers get killed by the storm troopers.

OK, I have listened again. I think the songs are alright, but too lush sounding. I wanted there to be some dissonant guitar here and there, and less background singers.

Let's Dance is a great album, what it led to is the tragedy.

Me too, all the time, including right now, for Outside. Probably my second favorite, minus the non-song bits.

Me too, all the time, including right now, for Outside. Probably my second favorite, minus the non-song bits.

I have never successfully made it through Terror Twilight despite being told I was wrong to not like it.

I have never successfully made it through Terror Twilight despite being told I was wrong to not like it.

Building Something Out of Nothing wasn't a regular release album? Found that out 12 years late. I think it might be safe to say

I was into all of them, and not ashamed. MJH went to the high school next to mine and my friend Gay Jack made out with her at a party before becoming Gay Jack.