Weezer in their prime had pretty good covers. The one for the Blue Album is just aesthetically perfect and Pinkerton's works pretty well too.

The cover for Marshall Crenshaw's debut. Awesome record, but I always though the cover was a little unsettling.

Playing the victim card? Nothing says a bigot like a persecution complex.

Or Malkmus writing a speech but reading it off his phone. Then he'd just check his email for the last ten minutes.

Pavement for 2016! It would never happen because the Rock Hall can go fuck itself, but a man can dream.

I meant Cliff's on Master of Puppets. So basically, getting rid of all the bass on the album.

Or one where they switch Cliff Burton's bass with the "bass" in And Justice for All

Oh AV Club, no one will ever believe you

"I'm sure their god will open the door, or at least give them more shoes to eat"
Truely the most benevolent of divine intervention

Yeah, it has some pretty good commentary on that.

After the priest suggests prayer:
Fry:"But is there anything useful we can do?"
Priest:"No"

Oh… Darth Maul? I was under the belief that the prequels were noncanonical.

I wanted to know if they ever figured out how fucking magnets work. Or any of the "deep" questions they ask, despite the fact that there are pretty easy answers.

Also, Rain Man for its dated and stereotypical potrayal of autism.

I'd say that a lotta Dead Kennedys songs are a little outdated, just because a lot of them satirize now-irrelevant people. But they're still biting and funny as fuck

10 years from now, "Blogging" by Wire is just gonna make me laugh. With the way it talks about Google Maps, and… well blogging in general, it's way too set in the present to age well. And Wire are the last people I'd imagine writing something like that.

"Skypager" by A Tribe Called Quest, one hilariously outdated song on a record that otherwise aged ridiculously well.

Walt Disney a visionary? Nothing says dreaming of tomorrow like being anti-labor and hating Jews.

I was really giving my hopes up for Television. That being said, I did call Transmission

Outlaw country!