I love the Tiny Desk Concerts so much.
That is all.
It's brilliant.

Aaaaa, aaaaaaaaaa-men
aaaaa-mennnnn
aaa-men
TAKE ME TO CHURCH

I hope so.

There's also the "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" one, where Mumford & Sons were a Beatles cover band.

The Muppets. The ending of the 2011 movie. I was seeing it with my cousins, parents, and gradparents, but for some reason I was the only one that cried. (Honestly I don't know why nobody else did.)

The writing on early Spongebob is so good.
I know that's not adding much to this comment section but it needs to be said.

Alexandra Patsavas (of Chuck and Gossip Girl fame) does the supervision for the Hunger Games and Twilight soundtracks, which explains why the soundtracks are so good, though I think the first HG soundtrack was T Bone Burnett.

I'm just glad they're doing musical numbers again!

It connected us together but now it's TEARING US APAAAARRRTTTT!!!

"The blanket statement of 'the internet needs to be censored' is also incredibly stupid."

Just this once, well done, legal system.

I searched for this on Google and I think I accidentially googlewhacked.
Reference?

*skims review* I NEED TO WATCH THIS SEASON ALREADY

Oliver's doing pretty well for himself now, I think.

I like their instrumental song (i think it's called Untitled)… I need to listen to their other songs then.

The only radio edit that has ever improved on the original song was Some Nights by fun. a few years ago. Cuts out the awful auto-tune solo after the bridge and gives it an actual ending rather than the awkward fade out on the album.

Isn't that Kool and the Gang?

You're a sky/You're a full of stars/You get lighter the more it gets dark
what.

It's sad because once you get past that line there are some truly great lyrics. ("It's up to me now/Turn on the bright lights")

does The House That Heaven Built count?
"It's a lifeless life with no fixed address to give
But you're not mine to die for anymore, so I must live".