I always hear this song as a sincere appreciation of a young band, and if any diss, perhaps about elliptical, vague lyricists like Thurston and Kim

Its come down to this? Lies, lies, lies.

Nine Inch Nails' ''No You Don't'' also seems to be about Courtney Love. Reznor sings ''while filling up the hole,'' with a verbal inflection on the final word… subtlety's not always his lyrical strength. Vague, unsubtle language for big, unsubtle emotions

It'd be 'most punk' to leave it in gutters and charity shops

Saw them at Coachella, finally. Matamoros is their best single. Their deep cuts are usually better than the singles

The music and the audience are mutually exclusive forms

This a true statement regarding a real paradigm shift in developmental psychology.

Too nuanced for Kanye.

This record is gonna tank, badly. So much indecision re: the title, the song titles are indecisive and first draft-sounding, the lead tracks should've waited for the ten-year reissue. And that hand-written note- is Kanye having a stroke

BIG GRAV THO

liked for 'just singing the fuck out of a song'

G n' R, not a band well-suited to longevity.

I was there. I was at Coachella when Outkast sat at their kitchen table.

Yes, lots of sharp actors and beautiful actresses, but those aren't the ones getting it on, nor is it titilating. The sex scenes are usually played for awkwardness and integral to the plot. Rather, than Game of Thrones just draping nudes all over the set

Somewhat- they create hype, which influences listeners more than listeners want to admit.

FOR REAL THO

I agree with alot of this- though I suspect my relative logic is mostly generational. The millennial-age member of my household is waaaay into this aspect of social media. Its a pastime and also, something of a muse for them. Whereas starting a band or going dancing fulfilled the role of muse for us, this notion is…

I saw this band. Loud, fast, didn't rock. How'd they do that?

Happy to see Ovation's art docs, concert footage, middlebrow reportage; my favorite channel: dead fucking last. Still punk!

Columbia rules!