Henry Spencer

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Apocalypse Now Redux is awful.

Zooropa is the only U2 album I like. Thus ends my contribution to the discussion.

Naked Lunch, again. William Burroughs is the greatest literary genius of all time. Disagree with this, and you are wrong. There is nothing that another writer could do that he couldn't do better.

I'm not sure I'm gonna follow his metaphor to its natural conclusion, but Pink Floyd really aren't very good.

Top five that I've been watching recently. Barton Fink (dir. Coen) Magnolia (dir. Anderson) Stranger Than Paradise (dir. Jarmusch) Sideways (dir. Payne) 8 1/2 (dir. Fellini)

Rushmore or Bottle Rocket, depending on the day. I voted for Rushmore.

I saw this kid rubbing peanut butter on his face on the internet about a year and a half ago. Now he has his own television show. God bless America indeed. Kid sucks, to be sure.

This is correct.

Jesus, is Mallard Filmore always that bad?

Which Sabbath album has Changes on it? Whichever one does is their worst, regardless of its other content.

I would defend the merits of Weezer's first album, which I think is fantastic, along with the faithful, but now that the amount of crap Weezer has released officially outnumbers the good, I am less apt to rush to their defense.

I guess the Stone Roses would be the obvious choice. The Ramones also, in a way. They peaked with the so stupid it's brilliant dumbrock of their first three albums or so, and gradually become more and more uninspired as their career wore on.

I am so fucking sick of hearing about how hot the woodchuck-esque Agent M is.

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This week I started my new job as a file clerk. It's a solitary, monotonous job, but it allows me to listen to a lot of music. So, the week so far:

Stereotypes are awesome.

Oliver Stone has made one good movie. JFK. Platoon blows.

I think it's safe to say that Pitchfork's target audience wouldn't listen to Audioslave, Metallica, or Tool anyways, and thus the joke reviews they give to those bands are harmless.

Song to work out to: The Go! Team - Panther Dash Song to make love to: Minnie Ripperton - Inside My Love Song to fight to: Wu-Tang Clan - Bring Da Ruckus Song to drink to: Robert Johnson - Hellhound On My Trail Song to relax to: Yo La Tengo - Moby Octopad Song to drive to: Modern Lovers - Roadrunner Song that reminds you of summer: XTC - Grass Song that most reminds you of a specific movie: The Who - A Quick One (While He's Away) Song that makes you feel sad: Nick Drake - Which Will Song to play with your friends: The Avalanches - Frontier Psychiatrist Song that most reminds you of a girl you once went out with: Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Zephyr Song Overall theme song of your life: The Velvet Underground - After Hours Lame.

McLusky is indeed the name of the band. That song is called She Will Only Bring You Happiness, and is my favorite of theirs. The two albums I've heard, McLusky Do Dallas and The Difference Between You And Me Is I'm Not On Fire, are both solid if unspectacular.

I think that all the moderators should be joke moderators.

That is quite the lineup. I'd go, if I were in the area.