Gwen Stefani gave an interview…and What Came next will blow your fucking mind!

I love me some Deastro.

"Train in Vain?" Yes.
Future Islands? Yes.

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Reading a book called "Long Lankin" by Lindsey Barraclough. I like the slow build to horror it has.

Whenever I hear about this movie it brings me back to an old HBO (Probably) commercial jingle that went "A Passage to India, Starman" in a very upbeat way. I have seen neither of the movies mentioned, though now I am curious about Starman.

I thought that mashup worked so much better than this one.

I absolutely love The Monitor. Decent as bits and pieces in a shuffle, but practically perfection as a front to back album. Their stuff before and stuff after just doesn't sound as good to me. Probably because it's really hard to match how awesome The Monitor is. Seriously, so good.

Upvoted for James Bond Action.

5334-5338 of 6204; It's All "Too" Much Edition

So, like a TV Sitcom bar.

That song from "Man on the Moon" "The Great Beyond" is pretty dire as well.

I'm very happy this song appears on the end of the album. That way I can just turn it off after "Barbarism Begins at Home." I think this and "Golden Lights" are the only 2 Smiths songs that aren't good, and of course "Golden Lights" is a cover so it is less worse than "Meat is Murder"

"Just Like Heaven" The Cure.

I love you Mr. O'Neal.

DAMMIT.

The celery is more for performance. Certain functions are fuller and go farther with an influx of celery.

That's a lot of Upvotes

Wonderful. Time to start eating celery.

Qualifications: Has had sex; Experience acting in High School Productions, dinner theater, and silly home movies with friends