I'd add Wire. Just imagine if they stayed together.

Fear not internet, I, the legendary Tommy Wiseau, will carry the torch. I've already got dialogue.

And creepy, old Eastern European guys still love to play young bankers with blond future wives. Oh.. I meant young New Orleansian guys, haha.

Who needs that when you have belly-button sex?

I'm so lucky to be provided with such wonderous opportunities to laugh at unfunny things, haha!

Jason make them money, he is using the studio, and they are the fool.

Probably the most gloriously condescending article I've ever read.

Andre the Giant, we hardly knew ye!

Does Brand know what it's like to watch the life in a deer's eye fade, and then roast it on a fiery grill? I think not

"She's built like a steakhouse, but she handles like a bistro!"

And they didn't put Jayson Gerycz on drums, for what reason exactly?

I understand what he means and I could really give a fuck. But I won't; he's an asshole.

I mean, soap operas are already pretty shitty, but holy shit…. Christian soap operas? What's next, Christian nu metal?

I'm glad he's branching out, doing more than just telling comedic jokes.

And the funny thing is, I am that young kid afraid of girls. Besides Zen Arcade era Husker Du (and even that was pretty different from.. say Black Flag), hardcore just doesn't have much depth to me.

Ooh.. I'll have to give it a listen

And that's why they were great. But tbh, I'm not a huge hardcore fan, so I love the ones that pushed the boundries.

Can't go wrong with Cloud Nothings, The Men, Japandroids, and Titus Andronicus. I think modern indie's pretty legit.

80s punk is where it's at. It had Burma, Husker Du, the 'Mats, the Minutemen. I could go on for hours, but that's pointless. To me the 90s were kind of a musical dark ages (with Pulp, Blur, Radiohead and Pavement being execptions)

They have some normal length ones, like Reuters