They should change to The Regerts right now, to be safe.

Deadringer and Since We Last Spoke are both solid, but so is The Private Press. Haven't bothered with too much from either one since that point, but the new Shadow is good.

4 out of 5 record store clerks will give you The Look as they ring it up.
The other one owns it.

Sweet Nick Oliveri sample, Chris.

They also don't have any albums in the Top 10 all-time sales records, the hacks. :cranks up Shania Twain for some reason:

Id rather punch Schilling in the Achilles' tendon.

Aren't those really more Spotify records than World records?

The good news is, both bands are great.

My Q and R CDs that also happen to be on my iPod today:
Q-Tip
Queen
Queens Of The Stone Age
Qui
Quicksand
Quiet Riot
Quintaine Americana

I always just figured it was the sexxy R&B version of "Talk about mud flaps, my girl's got 'em!"

Nor "yellow fever".

Chris Tucker pretty much killed Fifth Element for me. I thought he'd be in a couple scenes for flavor, but then he doesn't shut the hell up for the last 35 minutes.

I always feel ripped off when I go to the theater only to find that they're just projecting the DVD.

Zemo won.

"Quick! Put him on the cover of every home video version!"

It's not just the trailers.
Which is funny, because all the marketing for D&C was designed to make it look like a stoner comedy, which it really isn't.

On the other hand, I thought EWS!! was SO boring.

I still remember the day the local Taco Bell stopped serving Choco Tacos. It was a dark day indeed.
Of course none of us was smart enough to suggest driving to the grocery store and splitting a whole box of them. (We were 16; driving to Taco Bell was already exciting enough)

So… "To Serve Man"?

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