February 2011
It's a shame, because I can get behind some of...
Then Billy goes and fucks them up with his vocals and his lyrics and his not-very-good solos.
Feb 1st
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Billy Joel's Dio impression hits critical mass...
TEAAAAAR THIIIIIS CAAAAA-STLLLLLE DOOOOOWN!!! This is probably the best song on the album so far, though. Lyrics still suck. But the standards have been lowered by tracks one through five.
Feb 1st
"Rollin' Home" ends with this weird, carnival...
It offers no answers, just more questions.
Feb 1st
Track 5, "Rollin' Home," is baaaaad boogie.
If Jon would have calmed the fuck down, it probably would have swung a bit more. As it is, it’s just ugly. And not the good, difficult kind of ugly. It’s the ugly kind of ugly.
Feb 1st
Re: "Amplifier Fire."
I think the instructions when conceiving the “Godzilla” bit was: it’s a blues, it’s in this key, and just give’r. The instructions for part two were probably: Think Iron Butterfly, guys. Bill, here’s the theme. Jon, do some tribal shit. And Bill, when I give you the signal, go nuts.
Feb 1st
I'll be damned if "Amplifier Fire" isn't the best...
A seven-minute, two-part jazzy jump-blues instrumental? Sure, why not, it’s the 70s. I’ve listened to much worse.
Feb 1st
Track 3 is called "Revenge Is Sweet."
Again, not bad, just hella boring. Billy Joel trying to sing “I’ll kick your faces in” while channeling Dio is friggin’ hilarious.
Feb 1st
The lyrics are so god. Damn. Bad.
“California Flash” is just really awkward. It is clear to me that Mr. Joel had yet to mature as a songwriter.
Feb 1st
Alright, so track one is called "Wonder Woman."
Billy Joel lays down some decent Jon Lord-y riffing from time to time, but the lyrics are atrocious. It’s beyond stupid. This is, like, sub-Bad Company shit. Overall, it’s not so much bad as it is really fuckin’ boring.
Feb 1st
Feb 1st
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So before embarking on his piano man career, Billy...
Billy Joel played a Hammond Organ fed through every effects pedal imaginable and sang in a herp-derp cock-rock voice. His buddy Jon Small played drums. It’s one of those albums that has a reputation for being really, really bad. And I’m gonna listen to the sumbitch.
Feb 1st
So if y'all like pictures of bunnies and puppies...
Following my girlfriend would probably be a good idea. By her own admittance, she’ll be an infrequent poster. *she’ll also probably rag on silly people that she knows and share books and shit. Y’know, like someone on Tumblr does.
Feb 1st
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January 2011
Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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Sloan is joy.
Pure joy.
Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
Jan 30th
 rikers-beard replied to your post: DOWNLOAD SPREE I FEAR THE DAY WE LOSE OUR FREEDOMS OF INTERNET. AS DO I, COMRADE.
Jan 30th
DOWNLOAD SPREE
Songs of Love and Hate by Leonard Cohen Si on avait besoin d’une cinquième saison by Harmonium Wrong by NoMeansNo Harmony in Ultraviolet by Tim Hecker Kate and Anna McGarrigle’s self-titled album
Jan 30th
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 raptoravatar replied to your post: I think Darren Aronofsky is a good director, but that ‘stache has got to go. Everyone in that photo is both brilliant and (probably) a dork. However, that stache makes Aronofsky look like he’s the only one who isn’t OK with being a dork.
Jan 30th
I think Darren Aronofsky is a good director, but...
Dude. No.
Jan 30th
Jan 30th
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Pop Music Bracketology 2010: Round Two, Part Two
It continues! (click for parts one, two, three and four of Round One and part one of Round Two) 14. Jason DeRulo, “In My Head” vs. 39. Michael Buble, “Haven’t Met You Yet” How do you make douche-rock even douchier? Use your name as the first lyrics. That’s exactly what Mr. DeRulo does here on “In My Head,” a toothless, boring club track, about,...
Jan 29th
My graphics card had been revving like a jet...
Replaced the sucker. My box sounds like like a purring kitten now.
Jan 28th
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Jan 28th
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Am I the only person who thinks that John Boehner...
Jan 27th
hitRECordJoe: The Social Network & My Generation... →
hitrecordjoe: The Social Network & My Generation an open letter to my friend Peter Travers Peter, Hey man! So, I finally watched The Social Network the other night, and today I read your review of it, curious about your claim that this film defines my generation. First let me say, I agree that… Here’s Joe Gordon-Levitt being all eloquent and shit, man.
Jan 27th
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Likes and likes and likes and likes.
I blame Alvaro and Druv.
Jan 27th
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Jan 27th
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I was out walking with my nearly-dead iPod.
I was listening to They Might Be Giants’ “I’ve Got a Match.” My iPod finally died as John Linnell was singing “I’m gonna die/if you ask me one more time.”
Jan 27th
Jan 26th
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The 100 Greatest Albums of the 80's, #45: The...
attackshipsonfire: #45: The Pogues- Rum Sodomy & the Lash Celtic folk music played with punk attitude- it was novel, even revolutionary, when The Pogues came out with this album, and although it has been often rehashed since, few (if any) made the combination sound this vital and riveting. Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?kk9okcdqdxecbyd This + If I Should Fall From Grace With...
Jan 26th
Just caught myself singing "Peg" by Steely Dan.
Didn’t know I was 50.
Jan 26th
If I ever release an album, it will be called...
It will be awesome.
Jan 26th
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There's an easter egg in Grandaddy's "He's Simple,...
At 3:39, buried deep in the right channel mix, you can hear the opening keyboard line from “A.M. 180” from Under the Western Freeway. I had never heard it until now.
Jan 26th
Jan 26th
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Listenpertoleum: America’s Most Blunted feat Lord Quas...
Jan 26th
Drinkin' whiskey and watchin' "Adventure Time"
I feel like Jake Day or some shit.
Jan 26th
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Jan 26th
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Obligatory Oscar predictions post
Best Picture: The Social Network Best Director: David Fincher, The Social Network Best Actor: Colin Firth, The King’s Speech Best Actress: Natalie Portman, Black Swan Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale, The Fighter Best Supporting Actress: Hailee Steinfeld, True Grit Best Original Screenplay: David Seidler, The King’s Speech Best Adapted Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin, The Social Network...
Jan 26th
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Jan 25th
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Jan 25th
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particleparades: Salvador Dali was kicked out of the fucking Surrealists i didn’t know you could be kicked out of a movement, unless it was a separate group named the Surrealists if the former is true i’d like to opt out of the MySpace/Facebook generation André Breton was an asshole.
Jan 25th
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Jan 24th
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"Whale Music" by Rheostatics is such a great god...
Not my favourite 1992 album, but definitely in the top 3.
Jan 24th
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 attackshipsonfire replied to your post: Tom Waits Sonic Youth Johnny Cash Flaming Lips Casiotone for the Painfully Alone Kate Bush for CFTPA get Etiquette first, and for Kate Bush get Hounds of Love. Duly noted.
Jan 24th
attackshipsonfire-deactivated20 asked: Tom Waits
Sonic Youth
Johnny Cash
Flaming Lips
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
Kate Bush
Jan 24th
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Hey, I'll do the... →
Jan 24th