I have that same cheap "greatest hits", and I absolutely prefer those bare bones, demo-quality versions of certain songs.
I haven't listened to much Marley in a few years. I bought some of the deluxe reissues maybe a decade ago, (Catch a Fire, Burnin', and Rastaman Vibration) and there are some great live tracks on…

My grandma's mashed potatoes are lumpy every year. Am I oppressed?

Where's the beef?

Which Beatles song does it….oh wait, never mind. That's Lady Madonna alright.

Too bad the person responsible for gleaning some genuine insight from these things has no problem with snide generalizations: "At least you know the kind of guy that likes Sublime. They’re pretty easy to pick out. They’re almost emblematic."
Even if this is true I don't think it should be pointed out in such a…

You lucky bastard, you just missed it. I started in fall of '96 and that breakout album with the guys tattoo on the cover came out sometime that summer and was EVERYWHERE my entire freshman year. The popularity of that album led to a renewed interest in their earlier stuff and their songs were still pretty inescapable…

They just wanna get drunk and hammer sorority girls. They don't understand the complexities of cane plantations, colonial expansionism, the slave trade, pirates disguised as privateers, rum running or any of that shit. Dumb-asses.

You can tell they often name something on the fly to be cute or funny (rarely is it either) and don't really do any hating beyond a cursory listen to get a couple facts straight. The folks that actually name a song they genuinely hate don't always have the best explanations either though, as hate isn't the easiest…

I didn't really think it through, but I meant juggling chainsaws and juggling badgers as well. I would like to see badgers being juggled, but I would really like to see a badger that was capable of juggling things itself. Maybe he starts to teach others of his kind until there are four or five juggling badgers. Then…

And if they've heard of Scratch Perry it's because he was on that one song on Hello Nasty.

Shit, those fuckwads wouldn't know of the Skatalites-they're barely qualified to know who Bunny Wailer or Peter Tosh are.
And I guarantee they aren't jamrocking Toots Hibbert or Burning Spear down at Alpha house.

Hatesong:Remix

Odelay and any Mr. Bungle are awesome. I'm not crazy about Sublime but I do agree that those first two albums are better than the eponymous hit. Was it Robbin the Hood that had those crazy skits with the actual lunatic raving about "cocksuckers" and programming people or something? That dude was different, whoever he…

You nailed it with "dumb white-trash stoner fake rasta redneck"… I'm from the sticks and the souped up dual stack Diesel truck driving Skoal dippin' good ol boys would burn doobs on the back roads listening to Sublime in between Hank Williams Jr's. Greatest Hits and Korn Follow the Leader and whatever other…

And you know that stoned motherfucker wasn't savvy enough to be making some sort of meta joke about guitar solos being played out-he actually thought that was some Jeff Beck, Hendrix, Eddie Hazel level shit he was dishing out.

It just seems like common sense that a feature about hatred of anything would be more interesting if opposing (or at least questioning) viewpoints were presented.

Ugh, I forgot about that song.

The sad thing is Bob Marley is fucking excellent, but none of the douche-bros ever have anything but Legend.

This is great. It sure as shit sounds more agreeable than my usual Thanksgiving with my dad's family full of hard core conservative Christians and conspiracy theorists.

And Pearl Jam really weren't qualified to write a song like "Jeremy" as none of the band members had any actual experience with child psychology or manic depressive episodes.