If you take the 9/11 part out of this idea, its sounds horrible. Include it, and you might have the worst idea ever. And that's just the actual "drama." Are we really going to have to suffer interviews where people ask Charlie Sheen what he thinks about 9/11?

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So these songs existed and he chose the fake conversation with Tupac for the album proper?

Years ago while binging on 24 DVDs I decided to look him up on Wikipedia, back when it was more prone to user edits. The photograph at the top was a picture of him obviously smashed in a bar with his pants around his ankles. For some reason I didn't take a screenshot of this. I'm sure the picture was only up there for…

I can't begin to express how much better reading the news has been since installing the chrome extension. Sure its the same stupid joke over and over again, but I laugh every time I see it.

It seems like his body has been well documented many times over. Thanks for the picture. Now I don't have to worry about eating dinner.

Depends…..

Take that Bob Ezrin!!!!

I guess liking way after it was cool disqualifies you from hipsterdom.

It's a good resource for vinyl nerds with very specific information. It's handy to check what version of an album you have. They also have a marketplace attached to it where you can buy and sell. It's not perfect but it is way more comprehensive than anything online. It's usually the first place I go to research…

The entire first album is all fantastic. Depending on your age (get off of my lawn) this album was required listening from about 7th to 9th grade. It always seemed odd to me since it had come out about 5 years earlier (for me). It was one of those albums that the cooler old kids had and it was full of swears and…

That's about 50% of why I live in New York. And I can't remember the last time I went to a museum on purpose.

Honestly, if I had to choose between the two of them, I'd have to go with Tom.

I'm sort of depressed that Ted Cruz's campaign hasn't gotten rid of Ted Cruz.

The previews made this look promising but the pilot had way too much hacky writing. The "sandwich" girl who discovers a fully formed punk band (who actually sound a lot more like post punk) in 1973, a 2 day cocaine binge that ends with an accidental murder, a bunch of kids who literally run over the top of record…

I suggest checking out a few Jay Z albums.

Ted Nugent is an awful person in nearly every possible way but he is actually a very talented guitarist, as long as you look past the loincloth and don't understand the english language.

Ponderosa's attempt to jump across the hood of the car was incredible.

As long as they're each 3 hours long…..

I actually had no idea that Bowie covered it (it was a later album that I never had). I would check out the original as the Bowie version is quite different. Its on the original Modern Lovers album that was recorded in 1972 but not released until the mid 70s.