Then again, they're roadies for Foo Fighters and the National, not necessarily Motley Crue.

Frightened Rabbit's album "Pedestrian Verse" is my pick - sonically dense but lyrically intimate, and the two sides complement each other perfectly. It is unlike anything I've heard before or since (including their other ones!), combining the best parts of basically everything I could ever want in an indie rock album,…

It's all ironic — the fact that something so bizarre, where a bee and a human can have a relationship and make casual jokes about suicide pacts, was written, storyboarded, animated, and put into the theaters is astounding. "How did this get made?" indeed.

Actually it's not just that; Pitbull's team also always gives credit to the songs they steal. So yeah, they should, provided that the person being sampled is not Ric Ocasek.

The second one sounds more like "Islands in The Stream" in the verse. There's also one other song that both resemble but I haven't been able to place it.

Viva La Vida too.
I can't hate a band that has a song like "Lovers In Japan" in them

This makes me so happy

I agree with you about the anarchist shtick, actually. I was more speaking on what seems to be the general consensus on them.
Though I will say that they're more inconsistent than anything — they'll have something as beautiful as "The Ocean" but put it on the same album as "Stop".

Against Me! is heading towards something resembling that, actually.
Only for them, it's three great albums, two albums of garbage, and another great album.

"Yeah, they really should have delayed it more" - Frank Ocean

I love how flabbergasted Nabin is throughout. Not even mad, per se, just really, really confused.

There are Trump supporters, Nickelback listeners, and people who don't think Milo Yiannopoulos should be slammed against a wall several dozen times, so I don't see why this alternate universe couldn't exist within our own.
EDIT: On second thought, I don't think that Milo is necessarily someone who the silent majority…

There must be a limit to their love.

You probably wouldn't want to blast "Searching For A Former Clarity" because that's a slow song. How about "True Trans Soul Rebel"?

It's certainly cromulent.

Frabbit kicks an obscene amount of ass live.
I feel like their setlist could use an occasional breather or two because having a 2-hour intense onslaught of Scottish emotion can be exhausting, but god it's such a fun show.
Crazy production value for this tour too.

Fury Road is really intense, though, a word that definitely does not describe the National Treasure movies.

OMELETTE DU FROMAGE!

I'd love to see a Lord-and-Miller-scripted road trip parody with Zac and Channing. (Maybe even Edgar Wright because he hasn't been doing anything lately)

Some of the proponents of the "bathroom law" think that people need a birth certificate proving they're a certain gender before they use the bathroom.
That's probably why LJG decided to burn hers.