Were they ALF Pogues?

I'll argue the following with ANYONE of ANY age:

That's a near perfect way to describe that movie.

Mohd, out of curiousity, are you even old enough to remember those years?

It got hammered by critics that year, and I agree with you that I always liked them with Prince Paul, but Stakes is still one of my favorite albums ever. I liked the direction they went in.

The A.V. Club

So you were eight in 1996, and it's now 20 years later.

I upvoted this, not because I thought it was funny, but more so because your life in 1996 was obviously deeply, deeply sad. Hopefully my upvote will counter act the depression that's emanating out of your comment in some way shape or form.

As I was a heavy level rap fan by then, and that was the first year I developed my backpacking status hard, here's a list of a lot of under the radar rap album gems that dropped in 96:

I still never got the draw of that movie.

Please tell me they're playing old shit from P.O.D.

As I said in another comment, something just went bad in '96 when it came to over-commercialization. And that's just not in music, but all commercial media.

Stakes is High should at least get a nod.

I'd say 1996, in general, was the end of the last throws of commercial music leaning even SOMEWHAT artistically.

I'm not sure about this article.

No. This was from a movie. And it definitely came out prior to the 2010s.

This show just needs FEEEEEixins.

WEISS: So, does it look like he cut himself from the blade? **winks**

I said the same shit, I was like, "Who the fuck doesn't know what Duane Reade is?", but then I forgot that outside the boroughs there are in fact NOT 89370437 duane reades next to each other every two seconds you cross the street.

Pff, I call bs on this episode.