You know, everybody knows "I Ran" and yeah it's good, but I think Flock of Seagulls best song is "Space Age Love Song. " It's beautiful really.

I think the Squirrel Nut Zippers also have a wider variety of influences as well. Hot Jazz, blues, swing etc. Instead of generic Big Band.

I always thought that both BBVD and CPD were punk and or ska bands that didn't quite make it but then "sold out" to that Big Swing sound.

Google Translate shows me "Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit" It checks out.

Is it Kill Mother Fucking Depeche Mode? Because I always believed it was Kill Mother Fucking Depeche Mode.

We're big "The Librarian" superfans around here.

Well, You're older than you've ever been and now you're even older And now you're even older And now you're even older You're older than you've ever been and now you're even older And now you're older still

I've been listening to the Squirrel Nut Zippers a lot lately. I loved them when they were big (AKA the 90's swing revival) My girlfriend at the time was surprised I liked them so much as she classified them as Ska and I said I didn't like ska. They clearly aren't ska by the by. But then they fell out of favor with me…

Bananas is the easiest code to remember. Thankfully the rest of them slowly but surely slip from the mind.

Yeah Daniel Day Lewis is awesome but there was nothing going on in "There Will Be Blood" And I sort of agree with you on "The Big Lebowski" Some amusing parts in it for sure but overwhelmingly it was underwhelming to me. And normally I like the Coen Brothers. The ever increasing love that "The Big Lebowski" gets is…

I don't hate it, but I do find it lackluster. (I only got through half the season) I just didn't understand what all the hype was about.

1950s Nostalgia started with American Graffiti and continued with Happy Days. Those can be balmed for Grease and therefore can be blamed for Reagan, by your math.

The original is pretty good. The Nic Cage can be appreciated in a so bad it's good way.

I have so many that it maybe puts my taste into question by pop-culture sophisticates. Of the ones mentioned in the article I have to agree with "The Dark Knight" (too long and I prefer clown joker to scumbag joker) "The Lion King" (SImba is a sad sap shit and Scar is the only interesting one) "Mulholland Drive"…

That Spencer Tunick guy. He's just looking for any big event to get people naked.

No.

Underrated move? So it got fucked is what you're saying? It connects.

Fuck that thing!

Admittedly this is nice. But there are so many other bands out there doing the "dark, cocaine-fueled heart of the era’s most compelling electronic pop" I would hardly call it an untouched sound, and this is not it's Zenith.

What if I am Al Franken? Then isn't it the "Me Decade?"