"Gorgeous" by Don't Stop or We'll Die was pretty great, which combines the "New No Nos" of Paul Rust with the Foam Corners of Harris Wittels. It helps that they write really good pop songs that happen to have surreal lyrics.

I'll second Bo's special. He's a little didactic at moments, but his theatrical and meta bits are inspired. "We Think We Know You" somehow is the perfect ending, somehow topping "Repeat Stuff."

It's really sad when you have to wonder WHERE ARE YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT? WHERE ARE YOUR FRIENDS TONIIIIGGGHTTT…

If this comment were on Youtube, all responses would eventually devolve into an argument about Palestein that would be manage to be both incredibly anti-Semitic and Islamophobic at the same time.

DON'T YOU DARE TALK SHIT ABOUT "WE ARE THE WORLD." BOB DYLAN'S VERSE WAS THE PEAK OF HIS CAREER.

MIRACLES RULE EVERYTHING AROUND ME (MREAM)!

Though "Irrelevance" also implies that the artist's work makes so significant contribution to the progression of the music industry. Some of them do become relevant again through reevaluations, but it really just explains that the work treads on worn ground and doesn't repeat the past in an interesting way.

I think I saw him at that party at Mr. MacNamara's house, but Jake said that John said he wasn't there. Also, I think Jake was panicking about some stolen antique photographs that can't really be replaced.

Yeah. HOW COULD JAMES FUCKING CORDEN REPLACE CRAIG FERGUSON! WHO LET JAY LENO BE FERGUSON'S LAST GUEST?!?

I guess the A.V. Club decided to look back on the Label's Salad Days. Maybe they aren't that much of a Minor Threat anymore.

The Vampire should definitely come back with Dalton Wilcox. They'd make a great pairing.

We have to remember not to name anything "Oh Golly! You Devil!"

No, though Golly appears as one of Reggie's keyboards.

My first band was Cloud Cult. I remember hearing them live and buying Light Chasers immediately afterwards. The album doesn't hold up as well, but I just remember the rapid painting and guitars blowing up like grenades in my head.

Didn't you see Count Von Count's collaboration with Run the Jewels on "Close Your Eyes (And Count to Fuck)?"

Now all we need to know is the Comedy Bang Bang Weather Report and how Question Answerman juggles work and family.

Think of it as Metal Machine Music mixed with the Byrds.

Would the ladies be projectiles or used in close range? Also, would you kill people with alive or dead ladies?

I'd capture people and tune a 12-stringed guitar plugged into an amp with a lot of feedback. I'd give them a knife so that they'd eventually slice off their ears and die from bleeding.

I'd be snarky right now, but that Rainer Wolfcastle moment is a beautiful moment in history.