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I misspoke. What I meant to say is that it's a piece of shit.
The new format is the best of both worlds— good job.
Change! It! Back! Change! It! Back!
Please change the format back.
I'm surprised they still produce it. I was under the impression all episodes were reruns of the nineties/early 2000s.
The marihuana episode is a masterpiece.
"She speculates that The Last Crusade featured Nazi villains because “in a more diverse and globally aware world, ruled by political correctness and terrified of offending minorities (now majorities), it was becoming harder and harder to find safely despicable ‘others’; generally the Nazis were the only available…
"The Life of Pablo" should be on the list.
cool story bro
No "Wise Blood"???!?!
People shitting on Gorillaz but "Plastic Beach" is maybe the most influential record of the decade so far. They are really huge amongst 20-30 years olds.
American vs. British releases. Thoughts? I think the US "12 x 5" and "Rolling Stones, Now!" are among their best albums ever.
Anyone care to do a quick recap of how exactly did Cyclops turn into a villain/radical mutant terrorist?
WikiFact #101202: "According to a 2014 report by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START), a survey of law-enforcement officials and agencies across the United States concluded that the movement was the single greatest threat to their communities, ranking above Islamic…
What, the same guy who said in 2013 that he was "beginning to wonder if it would have been best had the South won the Civil War"? No way!
Back in the nineties…
Does anybody feel bad for Normie Osborn?
People seem to disagree but I honestly think Tell Tale Signs (Bootleg Vol. 8) is his best late-period album. "Love & Theft" is close behind, along with Time Out of Mind and Modern Times. The rest you can take it or leave it (Tempest has some classics). His most underrated may be World Gone Wrong.
People who are shitting on his "rant" are delusional. That was sort of amazing. When you actually hear what he is saying, you'll be surprised you're hating on a black artist talking about trying to break barriers set up by white corporate america.