True, but none of those bands waited a couple of decades before trying again/ attempting to keep cashing in (although they all are now, sigh).

I wouldn't say that it's accurate to compare those bands to this situation though. I mean, Black Sabbath's first two albums with Dio marked a huge creative uptick in their work, which had become rote and tired with Ozzy. AC/DC at least produced Back in Black with Brian Johnson, and never really lost any momentum. …

He should spend some time Mullen it over.

"I'm in Love With My Arse" is a Roger Taylor song though.

This sort of mercenary nostalgia drives me crazy too.

Stage pants, or civilian pants?

I too prefer Jameson to Crown Royal Apple.

Miami is neither

You just keep telling yourself that, chump.

Dickel is easily the best whiskey in the price range, miles better than JD or Evan Williams. I don't think I knew that Merle endorsed it, but he's sure as hell not wrong.

Image is probably the strongest publisher of comics today. Almost all of the books I read come from Image these days.

Aw, I like NoES 2.

Man, I'm not liking the Arseface makeup at all. It looks like some cheap shit from the Halloween tent outside the mall.

"Across the pond" means "on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean". DC is not "across the pond" from NY.

I loved The Limits of Control, the most Jarmusch movie ever. Most of the people I watched it with hated it though. That ending made it all worth while for me though.

Oh Shit! RIP. Fucking 2016, man.

Fred Garvin?! Noooo!

How about a 300 version of the moon landing where sweaty erotic moon men fend off an invasion of earthlings lead by a foppish, mincing JFK?

I was a Neilson person in the late 80's. I remember filling out those little booklets for like a week and then never doing it again. I couldn't what the box was for if I had to do paperwork too.

Drunken Master II is probably my favorite martial arts movie. It opens with another bonkers train fight and closes with a barefoot battle on a bed of hot coals.