It was Prince's Purple Rain album that prompted Tipper Gore to begin her quest. 2 Live Crew weren't even a blip on the map yet. The original "filthy 15" included.

My instro surf band got caught up in the white power purge of ITunes a few years ago due to sharing a name with a skinhead band from Belgium. It took our label quite a bit of work to get us reinstated. Hopefully this will not be the case with Spotify.

Probably because the first Tony Hawk came out in 99 and this article is part of the "1997" series going on this week.

There is video footage of the vehicular homicide. And it hardly plays out like any accident.

Talk about taking constant swings to chip away at their own legacy.

The very first thing that came to my mind.

Ha! I lived in Auburn throughout the 90's as well. My first show was the Green Day show at Stewart E's house in 90 or 91 when I was 15. My last house show, besides seeing Hematovore one time around 03, was when Murder City Devils and American Steel came through and played Brooke and Melissa's house in 2000.

You must be in the south and in your 40's. You are correct. Drivin n Cryin were a staple of the late 80's and early 90's if you lived in or near any college town in the southeast. I need to amend my list, as they might be the group I have seen the second most, behind Man or Astro-man?.

Besides various regional acts that probably count in the hundreds regarding times I have seen them perform, I would say that Man or Astro-man? is likely at the top. Drivin n Cryin would be second, as I saw them at least ten times. If you lived in the Southeast in the late 80's/early 90's in or near a college town then…

They were wrong on one detail. Regarding the 90's Godzilla, it had THREE Simpsons actors, not two. They failed to mention Nancy Cartwright.

Nickel Creek used to do a fantastic version of this song live.

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the kids on King of the Hill.

King of the Hill did just this with the kids.

I am playing a bit of "catch up" this week.

“American Idol is a pop-culture staple that left the air too soon,” ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey said in a statement.

This album is nowhere near as bad as this review states.

I finished it last weekend and loved it. I am starting another walkthrough. I have a question. Was the attic accessible? I thought it was but passed it up.

Last weekend was a play through of What Remains of Edith Finch. I highly suggest it. Just know that it equates to an interactive storybook.

Machinarium rates among my least favorite and most disappointing game experiences. The controls were unresponsive and, as you stated, the puzzles too obtuse. Such a shame for a game with such beautiful art direction.

Considering how the Duffer Bros. claimed they petitioned to get the IT directing job and, when denied, came up with Stranger Things as their "own version", it will not be a surprise.