The majority of Android's user base is distributed across four major iterations of their OS. That's crazy. You have to develop andQA a game for FOUR different operating systems to capture the majority of Android users, and even then you're ignoring another 10-15% who are on less common OSes. Compare that to something…

Agreed that VIolator is their finest - but in describing the point where their sound kinda came together, I guess I'd say MFTM, in context of the …maturing of synth pop or whatever. But yeah, MFTM has a lot of filler, especially on the US release / CD versions, which packed in like 4 or 5 b sides/remixes not on the…

Excellent read - although I think many of these synth acts didn't need David Bowie as an intermediary between them and the NEU/Kraftwerk inspirational source. Connie Plank is a name worth repeating here to, the guy who produced one of Eurythmics' earliest and famously refused to produce DAvid Bowie.

That's what I thought (although they film on my Greenpoint Noble street almost every other weekend), I knew it couldn't be Greenpoint when I saw the cobblestone. Why keep calling it Greenpoint in the script then? Seems odd since the nabes have been such a big part of the show

Where in greenpoint t is that cobblestone??

Oddly it didn't scare me, even though I was five at the time. It's the first time I remember a movie making me feel sad in a kind of, weird existentialist way. The image that stuck in my mind was of the unicorns in the waves.

So does Channing, like, smell her hair the entire movie?

Have you ever encountered sarcasm?

This is still the best episode of the entire series and your grade needs to be an A+++ would buy again.

Yup, which makes for boring interviews. Although I can understand the "let the work speak for itself". Just that there ARE artist out there who are willing to reflect, and I dont see them interviewed as often as they should be about past work.

It's depressing how current artists are so OCD about "controlling the narrative" that they can't give interviews like this. You're never going to get any real personal insight behind a song from Nicky Minaj or anyone in a position to inejct personality into their tracks becuase they want to own the conversation as…

I really enjoyed Shadow of Mordor (played on PS4) this year. Yes, it was incredibly derivative of the open-world and combat mechanics of Arkham Asylum, but it somehow was a better follow up to that game than Arkham City/Origins was. Why? The fighting mechanics and open world presentation were much more finely tuned.…

ANd it's ALL TRUE. It even took place in 1995.

The sixties are over, man

Since i heard it on my beat up teen car on a mix my friend recorded for me over a scotched-over def leppard tape back in 1994, this is still my favorite pixies track.

True story - I made a hip hop version of the Poirot theme. All I need now are lyrics.

I'm amazed how spinning buses make me sleepy now.

You need to take enough Meth first yourself, otherwise it doesn't work and the speakers won't cooperate.

Meth isn't a "sometimes" kind of commitment.

WRongo!! It really comes together on the 15th viewing. In 3D. With the speakers up all the way. On meth.