Thanks! I'd just appreciate it if not everyone stared when I'm lumbering around northeast DC like Igor from Young Frankenstein.

Thank you! I'm getting better every day.

Thanks Wafflicious, I appreciate it.

12 days ago I was severely burned in a kitchen accident, and I spent 10 of them in the hospital recuperating. I have a year of tough rehab ahead of me, but thankfully I was discharged a couple of days ago and am regaining my independence. I am very grateful to have the support of friends, family, and coworkers, and…

The experience in Cash's voice changes NIN's angst to apathetic regret, and it's much better for it.

He seems to be mainstreaming himself. The aggressiveness that you mentioned is probably thought to be too unnerving for most audiences.

That's former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

I'm pretty sure they made a backwards compatible version that you can download for the Xbone, and it's only like $30.

Do you have a genre that you are most interested in? A few songs to start out with:

Moore is who I was referring to, but it could go both ways.

He's a sad man.

Starflyer 59 is a good shout-out, as is Poor Old Lu.

Umm, there are tons. A few notable albums, without knowing much about your tastes:

After listening to it far too often when I was an angsty teenager, about the only time I can fully appreciate The Classic Crime's "Seattle Sessions" EP nowadays is when I'm visiting Seattle.

Okay, cool. I really enjoyed the album Eligh did with his mom, it was an interesting concept executed well.

He did a few songs with Eligh and Pigeon John that are pretty fun, but other than that I haven't been able to check out his solo stuff. Any recommendations?

That would be awesome. This seems like a slam dunk for Disney, or at least a low-risk gamble. Give it a $60 million budget, same as Deadpool, and I bet that it would make at least $200-250 million domestic and $500 million worldwide.

They just released an excellent concept album this year.

They just released an excellent concept album this year.

Good to see Project 86. "The Butcher" always gets me.