Soundtrack by Gillian Welch!

Except for Rob Schrab, who enjoys a lifetime pass after creating Scud: The Disposable Assassin

It's not just for movies anymore.

The Black Keys also put out that Blakroc record a few years back. It wasn't particularly good.

It doesn't help that Imagine Dragons and Twenty-One pilots are already terrible to begin with.

Despite liking almost every individual artist on this soundtrack, I have never and probably will never listen to this album. Also, I'm sure I don't know anyone who has actually seen the movie.

"Fred Meyer!!"

It's all just hacky marketing bullshit.

"Peak collection size for DVDs was listed at 87 discs…" What is that, like purchased per year or something?

Nope.

I saw it with two people who had read the novel. They said the movie left some bits out, including an entire character, but they both liked it well enough to recommend.

I'd say that's the case, which is too bad. The New Romace in particular is a gem.
But it seems like the entire Murder City Devils family tree is in dire straits these days, except maybe for Big Business (and their tenure in Melvins).

Ha-HA! Being lazy last week pays off! Here's the CDs I own that happen to be on my iPod today:
Paint It Black
Pansy Division
Pantera
Gram Parsons
Pavement
Pearl Jam
Peeping Tom
The Perceptionists
Pet Shop Boys
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Pharaohe Monch
Wilson Pickett
Pinhead Gunpowder
Pink Mountaintops
The Pinkerton Thugs
Pisse…

I saw an '80s PG movie where a kid just casually dropped the n-word. Blew my damn mind.

My mom, and also Elliot's imaginary mom.

Slave #1: "I AM SPARTACUS!"
Slave #2: "I AM SPARTACUS!"
Spartacus: "Don't look at me; I'm Ben-Hur." [walks away whistling]

Night of the Creeps > Monster Squad any damn day.

Night of the Creeps > Monster Squad any damn day.

#NotAllNebishes

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