"I Come and Stand at Every Door" by The Byrds, about the very real destruction of Hiroshima, as told by one of it's victims. The This Mortal Coil version is particularly terrifying. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

It popped up in movie trailers and TV commercials quite a bit for awhile. Here's one: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

These days, there is very little left of Cabrini Green. Despite it’s reputation, the real estate was an extremely desirable location - convenient to both Downtown and Lincoln Park. Over the last 15 years it’s been gradually ripped down and redeveloped as mixed-income housing. There are fancy restaurants and shopping…

Seriously the best track on that excellent album.

Taken, sort of. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

Check out John Zorn and Naked City, pretty good examples of jazzgrind.

You need to hang out with super indie snob MUSICIANS. They all LOVE Rush.

Alaska edition!

I loved WildC.A.T.S./Aliens where basically (spoiler alert) the Stormwatch superheroes are all gruesomely killed by the Aliens, and it was the end of their series. Seemed like an accurate outcome.

So yeah, the headphones suck, but I was actually a pretty big fan of Beats Music. I switched to it after a year with a Spotify account because they had more of the weird-ass bands I like, and higher sound quality. I knew they were going away sometime soon, guess I'll have to hope that the Apple Music app on Android is…

So do they finally get to lose the 700 Club?

Why not do all of them, in a remake of the 60s "Casino Royale?"

Tim Gunn save.

Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem. This is one of the few games that has actually made me scream out loud in fear. I LOVE how, as your character gains insanity, the game starts messing with you, by making the controller work differently or throwing fake blue screens of death.

If you thought season two was boring, you probably won't like Fear - it's got similar pacing. I liked season two, and I liked Fear.

Goblin Cock's Bagged and Boarded
http://www.discogs.com/Gobl…

I have described that film as Darren Aronofsky punching the viewer in the face for a couple hours. And yet, I own the DVD.

The Doctor takes on new companion Rob Lowe, and then sleeps with his mother Jaqueline Bisset.

Warren Ellis the writer and Warren Ellis the musician. Fortunately, I'm a big fan of both.