Yeah, I like most of his stuff but he kind of sings like Eeyore.  If Eeyore was more nasally, I mean.

I think I get it.  You've read Edward Said, some continental philosophers, and take it as an article of faith that all western interactions with other cultures are somehow intellectual colonialism (Foucault, power, and so on).  All western appreciations of/attempts to understand other cultures end, at best, in…

It's a fantastic piece of hollow wankery custom fabricated to impress people who enjoy overusing words like "discursive" and "Orientalist". 

You're still an anime jackass troll and posting a pseudo-intellectual attack on "Star Wars" of all things only validates my point.

Look.  Tibet's history has undoubtedly been whitewashed in the western media.  Read Prisoners of Shangri-La by Donald Lopez and you'll understand as much.  The Dalai Lama has arguably been complicit in presenting a sanitized version of his own nation's history (though he has also been vocally critical of the feudal…

Look out! Chariman Mao's ghost is on the message boards!

Fuck  you anime jackass troll.

yeah, closest thing for me was when Joe Strummer died.

I wonder if the other two will ever record again. I can't imagine Mike D and Adrock doing anything without him.  It just wouldn't work/be right without that three-way tag-team normal voice, squeaky voice, gruff voice interpaly.

C'mon now, this is depressing enough.

I'm a little more than ten years younger than them and the B-boys were always my cool imaginary big brothers, turning me on to music and movies and styles that I'd not have found on my own.  This really, really sucks.

I think they scrapped a lot of stuff that they had ready when MCA got sick and reworked the album.  That's why it is "Part II".

Same here.  I had to do a triple-take at the news wire headline and even then I didn't want to click it. 

Yes, Bill Murray's career was going so much better prior to hooking up with Anderson.  Who can forget the halcyon days of The Man Who Knew Too Little and Larger Than Life.

Jeremy Brett, the greatest Holmes of all time, captures the condescension towards and impatience with his intellectual inferiors beautifully.

No, no.  Phillip Seymour Hoffman or Toby Jones as Mr. Toad.

1. Defender 2. River Raid 3. Pitfall! 4. Yar's Revenge 5. Berzerk

" True, the FBI agent is a villain and confiscates pieces of your precious
telephone, but in a world seemingly devoid of anything but the
agonizing silent scream of eternal loneliness and an endless series of
wells, it’s nice just to see a human face, even if it’s patently
unfriendly."

Paperboy 2000!!!

Carnival of Light wasn't britpop, it was a crappy Crosby Stills & Nash ripoff.