Ohhhh no. The definitive version is certainly the Original London Cast, with Ian Gillan as Jesus. The movie pales in comparison. Gillan's "Gethsamne" is one of my favorite vocal performance of all time. OF ALL TIME…

This seems like a good time to remind everyone of the Didjits' Hey Judester, an album whose title always makes me laugh for no discernible reason….

I made a weird, snorty garrump sound *applause*

Whereas I was totally turned off by that monotonous, simplistic riff. It wasn't until Would? and then especially Jar of Flies that I began to see there was something to this band of heavy metal opportunists.

Dammit. When I went to buy my copy, the manager went back to grab me one like that, but they were gone. I haz an eternal sad….

You could say the same thing about Nirvana, though - at least Nevermind…

I like the Mudhoney/Sir Mix-A-Lot…

Also, she was drunk as fuck…

You should listen to more death metal. That'd teach her. But srsly, this is the girl-friendly AIC album….

Being Northwestern, I was kind of aware of the early, metallic buzz around Alice in Chains, but kept getting them mixed up with Alice Donut….

Heh! Bacon…

Hmm, yes, obviously I'm a ridiculous nerd, but *turns on radio* that complexity threshold seems AWFULLY low…. :/

Having recently attended a Dream Theater concert, I call SHENANIGANS!

So like serial monogamy hate?

I just liked her personality. I don't know the actress well, but some Seinfeld DVD commentary made me eyeroll. But Elaine had SPUNK! I haven't seen Veep….

I don't know what that is, but if it's pathetic and skeevy, spot-on…

Huh. Elaine is my dream girl. Not JL-D. Elaine…

That song is the hidden treasure on the Judgment Night soundtrack.

Yeeeaaah, the Oscars are flawed, but they're not NEAR the travesty the Grammys are. In the world of award shows, the Grammys are like the fattest kid at fat camp….

I remember that damn thing. It was brutal to "heavy metal" in particular. I remember they gave Judas Priest's first 7 or 8 albums, which include some remarkably subtle passages, one star each, and called it "grunting, flailing heavy metal." NEVAR FORGET