I don't think anyone could have saved that horrible CBGB movie. It's the only movie I've ever been angry watching.

He's definitely awkward, but he exaggerates things for the show.

I'm pretty sure I'm one of the only people who counts this amongst their least favourite Beatles songs, but I tend to hate McCartney's schmaltzy side.

What about Louie, Louie?

Toronto is a great city, but it's harder to love than Montreal. It has lots of culture and great, diverse neighbourhoods. It's problem is that it's ugly and it's in Ontario, which is generally a shitty province.

Mikal Cronin is an "all-time great"? I mean, he has a few decent albums and some great songs, but he isn't exactly the Rolling Stones, or even the Sonics.

The best being Rex Banner getting sent out of town by catapult.

84 comments and no mention of Bill Burr vs. Philadelphia?

I checked around.. the girls are calling
you Fatty Fat Fat Fat, and Nelson's planning
to pull down your pants. Buuut..
nobody's trying to kill ya.

"Do it or don't, but I got places to be." *heads off to a casting call*

HM to Luc Robitaille for his perfect Quebec cursing in the JCVD classic Sudden Death. "On va les enculer."

While I'm here - I assume you missed Lightning Bolt? Because that was incredible. So was Obnox, and Oxbow. And Fred & Toody played a super intimate show at Ship & Anchor. But hey, let's give two of seven items to the food you ate and not the music.

I've been going to this festival since 2008 (though I missed 2009). It's pretty much the best of its kind in North America. They get great bands, the shows are all well booked (meaning if there's one band you want to see, you'll probably like the other bands at that show), and the vibe is awesome. I think what makes…

I think this article is off. The Stones didn't invent southern rock - they appropriated it. What made the Stones so incredible was their ability to absorb other genres of music, meld them together and make them better. The only time they didn't really succeed at that was Their Satanic Majesties Requests, but that…

Even the Cheater Slicks got attention around this time. For those who don't know them, the Cheater Slicks are pretty much the ultimate noisy garage-punk band. They've been around for almost 30 years and the closest they got to success was in 1995 when Jon Spencer (of the Blues Explosion, another band that suits this…

Old Brown Shoe over O Bla Di O Bla Da? Are you fucking kidding me? O Bla Di is the worst song in the Beatles canon.

Love Undone is the first garage rock album I fell in love with. After that it was all downhill.

Good call on Ugly Ducklings. Nothin' is up there with the best of 60s garage.

This article is seriously lacking Dead Moon, the Cheater Slicks, the Deadly Snakes and the Hunches. But especially Dead Moon and the Cheater Slicks - two bands that started in the late-80s and are still going today. Actually, Dead Moon's singer, Fred Cole, has been around since the 60s. His band The Weeds (aka the…

And the winner of Last Comic Standing? You guessed it…. Frank Stallone!