I admire your dedication to a life of science.

This?

Sodastream just got back together after a ten year hiatus and their new album is as good as anything before. I'm actually surprised they pulled it off because it really seemed like they had disappeared into obscurity. Listening to "Tyre Iron" on repeat.

Oh, yeah. I got Blunted on Reality as a package with The Score and I really tried to like it but it's pretty bad. It's been like twenty years but I remember fixating on one verse and being, like, "see, it's pretty good." A Lauren verse, of course. Couldn't tell you which song.

"Killing my Ass Pounding Space Raptor"

Damn straight. Back in the day, you didn't get an ashtray that was an insult. I'm surprised Welles didn't have two ashtrays.

Hey, look, that Johnny Mathis cameo was seamlessly integrated into the plot.

Grand Piano was pretty great in a schlocky way. It's Speed on a piano! Recommended.

I place them somewhere between aardvark and the Antichrist.

My Youtube account thinks that all I want to see are the full albums of Phillip Glass, Brian Eno, Fugazi, LCD Soundsystem and Kate Bush. I've trained it well.

I feel like it's meant to indicate that she's a tough broad. A real sassy dame. But it's terribly written.

Maxinquaye is very possibly my favourite album of all time and I have never had any urge to listen to any other Tricky album. I have the same weird reaction with Jenny Lewis and Rabbit Fur Coat. I love it so much that I fear listening further can only lead to disappointment.

"No where is this lesson better made than in the chapter on irregardless."

They have merch?!

I loved Bronson Penchant's accent on Perfect Strangers! "Cousin Larry, don't be ridiculos."

The Disaster Artist will probably tell you more about those "Reasons" than Orwell.

C'mon. That was hilarious.

I think the analogy is that The Tonight Show is a fratty cabaret, just having 'fun' while the fascist state looms ever larger. You know, like in Cabaret.

Nikolia Volkoff?

"Call me Carlos Danger"