Give me a Jennifer Barkley spin off! All I ask is just one show where we're allowed to completely mock everything about government and politics while we're watching how the sausages get made.

If you ever get the chance, seek out the fanedit 'Superman II - The Deja Vu Cut'. It goes for broke and utilizes as much of the Donner and Lester footage as possible. After the Metropolis fight, Supes turns back time and events unfold in a completely different way. It's trippy.

Nope. The industry was very different then. I worked in it and I remember it pretty well.

As I age, I find I disagree. The Spice Girls were a lot of fun for young girls at the time and their Girl Power thing was far better than the current tend of ass-worship.

True story: I played a part in the Spice Girls breaking into the North American market. You're welcome, everyone.

Damn, I find Janet Weiss alluring…

This tells me much more about MTV than it does MLK.

"And your first kiss from a boy"

Better Off Ted, people. It's on Netflix. You're welcome.

No, the 1970s stuff was still fairly compatible with everything else a kid might have in their Lego box. It was the 1990s stuff that started to look like this:
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Ah yes… I remember this well. Starting in the 1990s, they started running all these theme-specific lines with loads of unique pieces and colour schemes, none of which worked particularly well with any Lego outside of its line. So if a kid wanted to play Lego, they had to fit their play into a specific theme, be it…

Smith & Rodriguez remind me of The Beach Boys.

It all comes down to artistic growth.

Proof positive that you don't need a $2000 Les Paul. If you learn how to play an instrument, you can make any cheap piece of crap sound good.

Canadian music guru Alan Cross has written some really interesting stuff about what he calls 13-year-cycle of pop and rock music, essentially how it takes 13 years for each to build, hit its peak and fall into decline.

I ran a record store from '94-'99 and this album came out at a very strange time. Cobain had just killed himself, all the major labels were desperately pumping out endless Grunge derivatives, rap had gone from socially conscious to gangsta, pop music was bombarded with endless R&B vocal groups and chanteuses and the…

Fool me once, fool me twice, fool me chicken soup with rice.

Fanedit.org will be on the case next year, I assure you.

Bojack Horseman, people. If you get past the first 3 setup episodes, you're in for something really quite amazing.

I haven't read the other 299 comments, but I assume by now somebody mentioned how they actually clicked the link and discovered the entire site and forum is populated by less than 10 people, rendering this article superfluous.