This reminds me of when The Gaslight Anthem released "Handwritten." It was just one album too many with the same themes/imagery from previous albums. I agree with this somewhat on this album, although I think there's enough variety in the lyrics to keep me interested. Plus, they still manage to floor me with their…

Wait, seriously?? Would you mind sharing your sources for this? This is great news if true!

All glory to the Hypnotoad! Wait, am I on the right thread?

I've always had a fondness for Muddy Waters' At Newport 1960. On top of being into 80s post-punk, my parents loved jazz and delta blues, so At Newport was in constant rotation for me growing up.

Eh, I feel like everything up through American Idiot is generally considered great music. Warning got a bad rap when it came out, but I think time has been kind to it.

Wait, wasn't that the name of John Lydon's new album?

Only if you planned on washing your hair once every two weeks, ONCE. EVERY TWO WEEKS.

Who you callin pal, friend?!

So…that's what was in Marcellus Wallace's briefcase…

"Stepson" is such a good track, definitely a favorite of mine from that era.

Stabbing Westward, Gravity Kills, Filter and Orgy (to some extent), oh yeah, that was awful.

Donuts? What's a donut? *Looks outside* Hmmm, it's raining again.

Nice!

"Last Pale Light in the West" with a special Governor cameo

Mmmmmm waffle run-off

*Epilogue written by Cormac McCarthy

This is a game changer for sure

Oh man, didn't Abandoned Pools do all of the music for that show? Talk about a throwback.

"If you don't get out of here, then by the power invested in me, I now pronounce you man and wife!"