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I didn't even bother listening to the last one, so it wasn't eligible. I like Life Is Peachy a lot too, but s/t gets the edge for "Faget", my favorite song of theirs.

DMX is fine. He's got the paranoid thug persona down. Well, this is all past tense. His first three albums are fine. I can see how somebody wouldn't like him, though. DMX is like the rap version of Korn. Speaking of... Nas' worst album is I Am..., I'd say.

I agree. I look the best in sweaters and jackets and stuff, and winter is too cold. However, in Florida the only time it even approaches being cool enough to wear that stuff is part of winter. So for Florida only (and Arizona and them, I suppose), winter.

What in the fuck? It's a fine album, but Slim Shady and Marshall Mathers are head and shoulders above it. We can all agree Encore wasn't shit.

This reminds me of a story. In high school me and another kid (he was black) were supposed to do a dramatic skit about the history of Islam. We decided we were going to portray two Muslim NBA players in their old age, reminiscing. He was Hakeem Olajuwan, and I was Mahmoud Abdul Rauf. And this other dude's mother said we couldn't do that because Abdul Rauf was a Black Muslim, which is an offshoot of Islam, and not the same thing. I asked the teacher, and she thought the kid's mom meant black Muslim as in African-American, and that I couldn't do it because I was white. So she went off on a tirade about racism and called up this kid's mom and bitched her out about racism. In the end, we did it with our intended characters, and nobody picked up on the humor except me.

Big news. Cryptozoology is a hobby of mine. Kraken, man.

(I'm not counting his live albums) (Beat out Willenium for worst by virtue of Willenium having "Wild Wild West" on it, a song I would have sex with, were such a thing physically possible) This one's just for me (and UYI, if he looks in here), cause I don't think we have any other fans here. Re: Wu Tang. I'd place Iron Flag below The W because of "Gravel Pit", which I love. But I don't think the Wu ever really had a bad album.

I say yes.

Blackface isn't that bad if it's satirical.

I have a lot worse pictures of me.

Am I the only one who thought making the Foot Soldiers robots was a cop out? So they could kill people without moral ramifications? When I was 7, I thought that.

I was going to give joke answers to that, but eh... fuck it.

Your Beatles selections are pretty bad, Matt. I'm no Sgt. Pepper fan either, but c'mon. I'd do it like this: Best: (and I'd have maybe two or three others before the white album, too) Worst: Not even approaching some of the foolishness that cluttered their catalog pre drugs.

Sure, it's not a face, but there's a ton of definitions for book. I'm sure it must qualify for one of them.

Would you not say that the original Looney Tunes cartoons were timeless? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I sure would. That was the real golden age. That doesn't really affect these new versions, though. Sure, maybe they suck (I haven't watched it myself), but a lot of cartoons suck. They're not hurting Looney Tunes any more than Psycho with Vince Vaughn hurt the one with Tony Perkins.

Oh, it was Buffy Robinson that died, I was thinking it was Kool Rock Ski (cause I usually consider DJs, or in this case, beatboxers, in a seperate category than the actual rappers). That is sad, he was like the best beatboxer ever.

I'm with that. I see nothing wrong with it. Also, I've said it before and I'll say it again. Whatever you watched as a kid will seem better than it really is for the rest of your life. Truly timeless cartoons that can be enjoyed by any age group are the exception (althought there was a golden age. This surely isn't it. But the 80s weren't either)

What do they wash your balls for you when you walk around or something?

There's a stand up comic called Big Jay.

This is the first guy I gave a shit about to die in a long time.

I'm going to steal this line and troll people with it at some other message board.

You could have bought them at Walmart.

Hm... Blue Eyed Devils, maybe. It's real stripped down and lo fi, like it was recorded in a garage, which is a lot of the appeal to me. Leaving the hatecore world, they kind of remind me of GG Allin. They're also one of the more outlandisly offensive acts, which I admit to getting a kick out of. They've got shirts even I wouldn't wear, and I'll wear anything if it's funny to me. Yeah, Skrewdriver tends to be one of the most praised of the scene, from what I see. I like what I've heard from them.