Gary Floyd

This is the worst thing I've heard/witnessed this year.

Why do we still care about Leena/The pit? Well, we (well, some of us) don't obsess over The Pit like she obsesses over us. It amazes/amuses me.

TSM = Why does Leena still care about us? I want an honest answer, because there is no way I'm joining the Pit. Also: Yes, because overturning Roe v. Wade is respectful of women's rights!

See, this is one of the reasons I like "Near Dark" and "The Lost Boys": those were vampires that were fucking glad they were vampires.

"Twilight" in a nutshell.

I love the look on his face. "Ho-hum fucking another tranny-wonder what's on NBC tonight?"

Oncw again people.

Seriously? Shut up. "Bender's Game" is awesome. The "Futurama" movies are really lacking IMO. They should have just let it end after the series ended. Don't diss the star of "Roadhouse" and "Point Break" you bald mutant.

Fuck that, he wore out his welcome fast.

Alright, I listened to it on their Myspace, and here's a tl;dr about what I thought of it track from track Chinese Democracy-Decent, but not spectacular. The lyrics are pretty unspectacular. Shackler's Revenge-Not winning me over. Sounds too overproduced really. Better-I hate the Trip Hop beat in the intro, but afterwards, it's pretty spectacular. Axl's voice sound's great. Street Of Dreams-Probably the best song on here. It's a great ballad, and a highlight in the G n' R catelogue. If The World-Ugh, no. This song is terrible. I'm getting sick of the Techno/Industrial Pro Tools shit. There Was A Time-Another Ballad, this one's pretty good, albeit too overproduced. Catcher in the Rye-Another Decent but not Great track. Nothing bad, but nothing to write home about either. Sorry-Not impressed. It just kinda of trudges on, and feels unspectacular. Riad N' The Bedouins-Terrible intro, but a pretty great song. I still wish he'd drop the Pro Tools shit. I.R.S.-Pretty Boring. I didn't like the original, and this one doesn't do it for me either. Madagascar-Holy shit, a Martin Luther King quote, and a Michael J. Fox Quote in the same song? The most overproduced, over bombastic song on here, and possible the funniest song I've heard all year. This I Love-Pretty good. A step in the right direction. Axl's vocals sound great again. Prostitute-Good but not great, though a decent closing track. Final Verdict: 5/10 Not a total disaster, but ends up being too overproduced and gimmicky (the Pro Tools shit is going to sound dated eventually) to really like. Some good, some great, some bad, and one hilariously bad. Worth the 15 year wait? I honestly don't know. At least he finally released it.

The possible aftermath:

Now that's just creepy, though considering who it was, not suprising.

That teaser's already been posted in the F13th remake thread. Anyways, damnit, they cancelled "Pushing Daisies." This however, is pretty awesome.

Honestly, I want to get an opinion from the director of "Carnosaur."

FreeCreditReport commercials amused me at first, but those days are dead and gone.

Grungy Crono.

To think, I finished reading Jurassic Park last night,

Let's talk about some of the music coming out (or has already come out) Kanye West-Heartbreak and 808's-If it weren't for Cryptopsy's The King Beneath, this would be the worst album of the year. It has a neat idea (old 808 drum machine beats and electro/synth pop production), but it's terrible overall. Also, I fucking hate Auto-Tune/The Vocalizer. Metallica-Death Magnetic-Wow, they still got it. While hardly their best work, it's a step in the right direction, and almost forgives the sins of Re-Load and St. Anger. There's a few weak tracks ("Unforgiven III", "The Judas Kiss"), but not bad overall. Darkspace-Darkspace III-Ambient Black Metal done right. A good, cold winter night outside album, with a good use of keyboards (holy shit, they actually know how to use a synth!), and some effective atmosphere. It may be a bit too long (79 minutes and 14 seconds), but if you have patience for this sort of thing, it's good. Also, if you want an equally good, but shorter, go with Coldworld's Melancolie². Q Tip-The Renaissance-Yeah, this is the best hip hop album of the year bar none. Nobody's paying attention to it, which is a shame. "Johnny is Dead" is a great song BTW. The Killers-Day and Age-Not as fun as Hot Fuss, but better than Sam's Town, it at least sees them remembering "hey, we're a dance band that's supposed to be disposable fun." The single suck, and Brandon Flowers still can't write lyrics for shit, but oh well. Hardly an album of the year, but not terrible either. File it under the same category as Hot Fuss-a guilty pleasure-and you got something. Re Up Gang-Clipse Presents the Re Up Gang and We Got it For Cheap Vol. 3-The official first Re Up Gang album is pretty unspectacular, though the We Got it For Cheap Vol. 3 mixtape, while not as awesome as the last one, is awesome none the less, and a fave on my IPod. Ad.ver.sary-Bone Music-Definately one of the most slept on albums of the year, this is the best industrial album of the year.

The new Lil Wayne mixtape is pretty bad.

Yeah, it was him. God, I hate that man. Here's a video No Mike, it's not.

' Wait for it...