Hmm, I wonder if consensual upskirt photos will ever take off…

Hmmph.

Goddamn, I LOVE "Lemon." Probably more than I should.

To me, it could almost be a slightly sturdier 90's-era Al Pacino.

Hey, did you guys see that Hulk Hogan - Andre the Giant sex tape? That was killer.

BUT I SEEK THE MOON!

There's also Pixote, if you really want to bring your day down.

Don't know if anyone's mentioned it yet, but I really dig Graham Coxon's solo on "Coffee + TV." It's basically all feedback, and doesn't follow any conventional melody, but it still manages to sound musical and just damn cool. Coxon is one of the great, underrated guitarists of the 90s, I think.

I have to admit that my chest was tightening as I read this review and the comments.

I think Entwistle's a bit underrated as a lead bassist.

Didn't Albarn produce that record (or at least some of it)?

He was fantastic in La Haine.

@Bitenuker:disqus McConaughey's actually a pretty good comparison, considering both he and Bullock had fruitful early careers in the late 90's, when they seemed to be on the path to becoming huge stars and respected actors. Then the 2000s came along, and they managed to appear in so many shallow, lazy rom-coms that…

Or Jiggle and Scone?

Timon of Athens is my jam.

Yeah, when the crowd started clapping like it was "We Are the Champions" or something I wished there was a lever I could pull which would open a trap door and send them all into a pit of fire.

It's worse, @avclub-f73c955e2c1f51451a682f5c1ce0e867:disqus : Chris Martin named his son after one of Coldplay's songs.

I don't think the writer was called Martin Amis, though Amis plays with the reader's assumption that the fictional writer must be his surrogate.

Jeff Stein didn't really do anything notable besides directing The Kids Are Alright, but goddamn if that isn't a great rock documentary.

"Jump They Say" is definitely one of my favorite Bowie songs.