Well…shoot. He was the best there was. The heart and soul of Can and all of their music. The finesse, the rhythm, the groove, it was like no other. His jams were the most compelling, propelling, impelling. You listen and you can't not jam out like a freak. You hear it and it becomes a part of you.

"On this occasion, there are a couple of things that we know that we learned from Fact magazine:
1) The king wears a king hat and lives in a king house
2) Your time will come, but tonight is our night,
so you should give us all of your drugs
3)We have a black president and you do not, so shut up, because you don't know…

Shoot, Gaad totally Beneke'd himself. He Beneke'd even harder than Beneke Beneke'd.

I think they made a point with that last shot of Tim in that conversation to show he was really skeptical. And furthermore, he knows E&P are being very manipulative from Paige telling admitting she's "supposed" to forgive him, etc. So yeah, working Tim is not going so well.

This guy has done a lot of these but the best one by far is his rendition of Enter Sandman. He uses the original Hetfield vocals and puts it over clean jazzy chords. And it meshes perfectly, making a completely new, peppy yet relaxing song. I legitimately find myself revisiting it from time to time: https://www.youtube…

'oo killed 'oo

YES. Brilliantly implemented sample. They made something really fresh out of it, and people should know. https://youtu.be/qcIB9qsKoPk

My sentiments exactly. He uses his actors like puppets, so his style turns out to make a lot more sense when he just uses puppets as puppets.

Today

The only really viable way to use faith is to use Wrath of the Gods and Tranquil Walk of Peace, which are actually considered OP and frowned upon in PvP. Also Dark moon blade

Anybody else remember those "spicy thai" flavor Kettle Chips they use to have? I haven't seen them in years. They were so, so mouth-burningly addictive. I hope the red curry variety is as good.

I think the cover for Sung Tongs makes me more uncomfortable.

it's cuz it's supposed to be a rock album, not a food ad in Good Housekeeping.

Well I guess that makes me super uncool for not even knowing that RJD is uncool.

I don't think we need to fritter away any more time on these sticky puns.

I guess I always knew deep down this was too good to last. But Grooveshark was great for finding all kinds of deep cuts not on Spotify

Has anyone ever even used the word "adorkable" unironically?

I never shed tears at movies but that one got me as close to the edge as I could possibly get without them spilling out.

This song is really uniquely transcendent and everyone should listen to it. It's worth mentioning this tidbit from the recording sessions from Tim Booth:

-"That clause is intended for small-time stuff, pro bono cases"