If we’re talking Ace’s solo album, Rip it Out is better.  And Rock Soldiers off first post-Kiss solo album is really good.

So he’s never made it back to his home planet?

Those mouth breathers are still upset that we had a black president and they’ll soon be a minority majority.  That’s when the crazy started in earnest (although Newt tried in the 90s).

The only thing missing from that pic of McAfee is a the TapOut logo on the wifebeater so people know to avoid him (if they didn’t from the haircut and fake dog tags).

Exactly - but at least this post in previous years generated all sorts of lists which gave me other things to buy.  I don’t know that I’d go get anything on their list this year I don’t already have.

Really - worst.  Different strokes I guess, but I enjoyed a lot of that album.  And you may have a point with Laugh Track

So, this is quite a list - I mean off my head, snubs that are obvious:

That’s straight up Tracy Jordan behaviour (and yes, I’m doing my 3rd rewatch of 30 Rock).

Major points for including Land Ho!, my personal fav. But no, Not To Touch the Earth or Wild Child?  And Riders is by far #1 for me.

That sweet, Laurel Canyon sound will make a comeback soon.

The same with the self titled debut with Frank and Jesse James, Hasten Down the Wind, The French Inhaler and Desperados Under the Eaves.  He could have just stopped there and should be in.

I really liked Go On as he had a supporting cast that was great - just wasn’t given enough time to develop.

That’s why I said it made her performance even more remarkable.

Well, Walters had Jeffery Tambor to play off of (although that may make her turn even more remarkable).

It also looks like that Vivek asshole used the same hair in the Republican circle jerk the other night.

The best Yes and ELP album of the 80s was done by Asia.

One can make that case - although you have other band members to blame that one on as well. But at least it has some “interesting” guitar rather boring, staid production. 

Black Tie, White Noise has entered the chat.

If you’re going to do Yes, Big Generator is worse (IMO) than any of those.

Agreed on the Final Cut.  In fact, it’s quite a great album.  It is mainly a Roger Waters solo album with other fine musicians (and a killer solo on Not Now John).