There once was a time when the only great music with broad popularity was Beck and Outkast.

Happy birthday, Spray. I'm disappointed in you!

Any episode of Reno 911! >>> Super Troopers 1 or 2

I don't care much for the term 'recovering' as it pertains to religion, unless Tori Amos is singing it. But being raised heavy on the Jesus by Southern Baptists definitely made me a more empathetic adult alcoholic agnostic.

Oh, I'm sorry then, I must have imagined that. So what do you do for great fun? This?

Watch em do it live on SNL back in the day and tell me it's not great fun.

This Radiohead obsessive likes Call Me Maybe, Hollaback Girl, Last Friday Night, lots of silly pop crap.

"I don't save money. If I die tonight, my kids are homeless tomorrow. 'Hi, your dad's dead, get your shit and get out!'"

I casually suggest to any Airplane! superfan that you check out the Adult Swim show, Childrens Hospital. Clearly a through-line of irreverent gag humor.

You would if you installed the floor in the Sistine Chapel.

Well, Third is mostly an excellent album and came out several years ago. 2007? How much would you be okay with per year if it was your goddamn primary career and lifeblood?

"Don't run by pool with scissors!"

We'd like to welcome to the stage… Turbo Slut!

I thought it was plenty good enough. Purist.

I once saw that a wedding that was Burger-Belcher happened.

And Broken Social Scene being passed over is ABSURD.

Yet two bands with breakout hit singles that sound just like early Bloc Party are. Namely, Phoenix and Vampire Weekend.

Geesh, that font! It's like they really tried hard to pick one as bad as the album title!

"Dust In The Wind That [what's?]"

I don't even quite understand how it happened, but yeah, no one since the Rock heyday has a character even been close to uniting the audience like he did. I don't think it all happens without team Hell No. Which is weird.