Zooropa by U2, Goo by Sonic Youth and side 2 of Ritual de lo Habitual by Jane's Addiction all worked magically back in the day, and never fail to remind me of my first love.
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NO CAPES!
Joey?
I never watched Executive Decision because I thought it had such a shitty title that it couldn't possibly be worth watching - and I remember the trailer at the time also being fairly generic. Is it really "Die Hard-on-a-plane" good?
I can get with that. There was a long period where I was without any internet at home, and of the small assortment of English language TV shows available in my area that was one I watched fairly regularly. The formula is predictable and their laziness with the "time-period appropriate" music kind of irked me, but on…
Whose house?
Surprisingly, Disqus is working fine. Blame the AV Club for this shit.
Dear AV Club,
Dear AV Club,
I would also like to express my displeasure with this new format for the comments section. This is some of that "Stars Wars Week" bullshit all over again.
And look who did the interview, ha!
There’s the old saw that The Velvet Underground & Nico only sold 30,000 copies, but everyone who bought one started a band. And while that’s clearly a hyperbolic statement, I’ll make a similar one: hearing those 30,000 groups before I heard the Velvets didn’t do them any favors. I don’t think VU & Nico is a bad…
Wrong album ;)
But then whoever buys it will have to deal with those "WE LOVE MICHAEL!!!" weirdos showing up outside of their place all the time.
I'm surprised it took them a whole 2 hours to show up.
Seems appropriate.
No, the "saddest part" is that you just took the time to write three paragraphs taking down a commenter on a pop culture website, and created a thinly-veiled dummy account to do so.
ANYWHERE in Asia!?
For what it's worth, U2 signed to Island Records in 1980, not 1989.