you only *think* you're chatting with your friend's wife. It's probably a lesbian from Omegle.

The songs on ON Through the Night are pretty bad for the most part. Yeah, the sound is lo-fi fun, especially compared with the barbaric sheen of Hysteria, but the material just wasn't there yet.

I'm glad you're ok! (seriously)

Darryl has a $500 haircut and yet poor Rick can't even find a short sleeve T-shirt to work the fields in. Cryin' shame I tell ya.

I guess you don't respect me. I just couldn't finish Catch 22 and I will usually FORCE myself to slog through just about anything (even Chronic City). I found it impossibly boring and pointless.

Temple of Doom IS fuckin' great. Who cares about yappy Kate, the mining cars, the water, the heart, the bridge, there's a million great scenes in that flick. 1000x better than Crystal Skull or Last Crusade and a MILLIon times better than War of the Worlds, that CGI snorefest

I was just thinking of that! Isn't like every song on Rage for Order about spying and stalking?  That album still holds up, big time. It's way better than all the concept albums and Pink Floyd rip-offs they put out after.

My favorite album is "The Very Ebst of GWAR: Vol. 1 & 2"

They should have just called the album "Too Little, Too Late"

She's very cute and likeable. But boy oh boy, "Jesse and Celeste Forever" was a horrible, horrible stinker.

Yeah, the In Utero sound is more artistic and less dated than Nevermind, but the songs aren't as good. Aneurysm is a pretty great song. Maybe Kurt shouldn't have been such a fuckin egomaniac and written more songs with his bandmates.

The article started out by claiming that In Utero is the best Nirvana album, but the only evidence is that…it's confrontational?

I sort of disagree. Whenever something that started out as brilliant turns to shit, the brilliant stuff takes on a retroactively doody-ish smell. Like Aerosmith.

I just thought it was the horrible writing on TWD that made the chracter so annoying, not the actress. Am I wrong?

Count me as someone else who loved the first part of Fortress, thought the second part got weak, if for no other reason than Dylan as an adult WAS weak, and absolutely HATED Chronic City. Ay yay yay did that book suck.

Knot's Landing WAS better than both Dallas and Dynasty, although it didn't have anyone that could compete with JR as a main character. But overall, yeah, it was better, just much more grounded in reality.

Honestly, I couldn't be trolling any less. Dead serious. Well, let me rephrase it, I know it's controversial, but I 100% believe that Sixx is a better songwriter than Westerberg, objectively. There's about 25 Motley songs off the top of my head that are better than any Replacement song. I don't claim to know their…

If Westerberg is one of the greatest songwriters of his generation, then Nikki Sixx ranks high above him, right? Cause I would stack the top 10 Motley Crue songs against the top 10 Replacement songs any day of the week. Now, maybe it's unfair because Crue are a far superior band of musicians than the Replacements, so…

One of my favorite parts of debunking of the moon landing conspiracy theories is when one of the astronauts was asked to explain how it was possible to take photgraphs with the giant space gloves.  This was one of the biggest pieces of "evidence" that was used to show why the landing was faked. And he (Buzz Aldrin?)…

To belatedly reply to Millenial Historian below, I think Bono started to meet with heads of state BECAUSE he was no longer a great songwriter. Like every other rock songwriter in the history of the world, he wrote all of his best stuff by 40 and was done.