Considering his reputation I seriously call into question the Modern Lovers take.

Isn’t Thunder Road: Vendetta a Board Game?

I’m with you. “Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me” is also special to me. Mostly because it was my first Cure album, but also because as you say, so many different styles of songs to be found one after the other.

It’s a list, so usual quibbles aside about ranking, missing songs, my own order etc.,

Yes, for Kate Peirson reasons, but I would submit “Me in Honey” instead.

The heart wants what the heart wants. 

“Ooh baby. You lookin like you like to save money on groceries. Let’s go fill each other’s baskets.”

I watched Rattle and Hum many years after the it’s release. And while pretentious Bono is at his peak here, I think the knowledge that U2 has been taking down many pegs over the years makes it less annoying somehow.

The back half of this list doesn’t do much for me. But from 15 on it’s pretty solid. You could quibble with the order I suppose. My biggest issue would be the inclusion of “Mysterious Ways” which I don’t really go back to ever. It could be because of overexposure.

Looking at the receipt now and yeah, my 3 tickets at $30 each got charged an extra $53 altogether. Between that and the fact that the TM website screwed out of better seating I’m a little ticked.

She actually looks quite pink in the header image.

I kinda want that movie now.

They should have some sort of index of tolerability.*

Just going to drop in and say “Immaterial” by SOPHIE is really quite good.

I’ve never seen a wolverine, so I am not entirely convinced they are real either.

If this didn’t have an endpoint I would be scared for it. As is they have two seasons to create a masterpiece. They are about halfway there.

I hope somebody out there can recreate this scene with plague-ravaged Viserys face.

Yeah, at this point whenever someone is erroneously pronounced dead I imagine they will actually be announced dead a day or two later.

Some more:

For Squirrel Nut Zippers I would also like to nominate “The Ghost of Stephen Foster” It’s a rip-roaring good time.