I have comics, and they are cool.
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From the category archives:
O gods of rock, why hast thou forsaken us?
Edit: I’ve just been informed that the “Superman” song by Three Doors Down I was bitching about was, in fact, “Kryptonite.” Sorry about that, it’s just that around that time there were a ton of lame “It’s not easy to be Superman”-themed songs and they all sort of blended together in a perfect shit milkshake that ruined radio for years.
I’m aware that metaphor makes no sense.
I don’t care. Three Doors Down sucks my fart hole.
Edit #2: Hah! Someone else pointed out that “Song #2″ is by Blur, and not the Foo Fighters as I said. Funny story behind that. A long time ago when the Starship Troopers movie came out, the TV spot for it was basically a “Woo Hoo” music video. I was talking to some friends about the movie discussing the title of the song, because it’s “Song #2″ and not “Woo Hoo” like you’d think. My friend Eddy said something like “who sang that, the Foo Fighters?” and was immediately corrected by the others. But for some reason, whenever I think of that song, I make the mental connection to the Foo Fighters instead of Blur. It’s completely stupid, too, since the two bands sound nothing alike.
I’m honestly pretty terrible at remembering things like that, especially when it comes to remembering whether a song belonged to Black Sabbath or “Ozzy Osbourne”, or which Metallica song was written by Mustaine or fronted by Dio. About the only thing I can keep straight is identifying Sammy Hagar vs. David Lee Roth.
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Rob Zombie’s back with another psychobilly freakout! We barely survived the last Halloween; will this year be any better? It’s the only horror movie you’ll see in this lifetime involving a killer cow, Dr. Frank N. Furter, Weird Al Yankovic, and what could be the longest running chain of the word “fuck” being repeated in any movie in history.
Edit: Yes, I know it’s “Nights in White Satin” by the Moody Blues. I’m blaming heat stroke and dizziness from the pain of the shitty movie for my mental schizm. “Whites in Night Satin” indeed. I think that’s a Klan anthem.
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Here’s my review of Quentin Tarentino’s latest WW2 epic, Inglourious Basterds!
Edit: Paul Verhoeven! That’s the director I was trying to think of!
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