Atticus

Finally got around to reading the Rolling Stone piece. What I'll never get about descriptions of Kiss: in the 70s they wrote a couple dozen incredibly catchy hooks. Their lyrics were drivel but so are the lyrics of about 90% of what gets on the radio (look at the rap that gets airplay). Some of the music is tonally lackluster and/or recorded poorly, but still--they wrote all those great hooks and riffs. So why are they constantly pigeonholed as just being about the flash and sideshow? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I only have experience with Constantinople.

now now.

they easy answer is "yes," because they could make you an offer not to work there. but I'm going to tell you that you probably shouldn't eat any shellfish this afternoon.

I haven't received any questions here lately.

The Cars aren't in the rock and roll hall of fame? That's insane.

That's kinda sad for them to trot out that Lorde chick.

guy has a sunglasses problem.

I really enjoyed them at ACL

my step son and I really enjoyed that Lego movie.

Option 2 means never listening to the Beatles or Wilco (since they've broken up) again.

I'm surprised they were able to generate enough speed running to cause lethal damage. That is bizarre.

Is throwing a reference to suicide in a hypothetical about music really the best move?

With several exceptions, I listen to the dead for Jerry's playing. In many ways I would rather see a handful of bands cover Dylan tunes these days than watch Dylan do Dylan. Because of how much I love the songs, many of which he now butchers. When I used to live in Dallas I went to a weekly cover gig called the Dead Thing all the freakin time. It actually helped me grow to like a lot of dead tunes that I had sort of ignored before--sheerly from experiencing them from a live band in person. My point being there's something about the dead's music that opens up live. If the band

I demand a poll. Or a pole.

#1

Ferguson has been clear that he doesn't want Letterman's gig

every time I see that word I add "ding dong" at the end in my head.

living room shows.

I would definitely pay upwards of $25 to see Dylan and Young on the same bill.

our racist, sexist, bigoted, misogynistic founding fathers would be outraged at the status of our campaign finance situation and our elections. and our constitution was designed to be changed. it's really tiresome when people's only argument in favor of something is that it is protected by our constitution. at various times our constitution has protected a lot of really horrible behavior.

The first time I heard "You Never Know" I thought it was Seals and Crofts collaborating with discarded members of ELO.

QFT

You've never sent me a thank you letter.