Sir Stewart

Yeah they are. There are no weak lyrics on this album, no matter how lofty or plainspoken they are. Well, except maybe in "What Light" somewhere.

Not so much. Dag, I had Creighton in like three different shits.

Boy did I read that wrong (courtesy of a well-placed misspelling). Sounded like a great reason to walk out on a show for a second there.

1 - PLAYGROUND HONEYS: Oh my God Vanilla Ice... He's so fly! The boy is so good. Did you see his body? He could dance too. He could. He's better than any rapper I ever seen! And plus his dancers! - He's so jammin'! * JEFF: Yo, what's up? HONEYS: Yo, Jeff, where you been, man? JEFF: Guess what I just found, I just found a De La Soul tape in the garbage. HONEYS: For real? Let's hear it! JEFF: No! HONEYS: Aww, be like that! * MISTA LAWNGE: What's up, cocksnot? How ya doing, buddy? HONEYS: Cocksnot? You gonna let him call you that? Sucker! JEFF: Leave me alone! LAWNGE: What do we have here? JEFF:

Got any other reminders for us?

That's awesome.

Was that as awful as its title?

I know.

I want a downloadable Wilco codpiece offer with my purchase.

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I just noticed Will Smiff's BIG WILLIE STYLE (1997) is right above Sign 'O' The Times.

Seriously. Wasn't that album their live reunion one from a few years ago? WTF?

Twisted firestarter!

Okay, I'm diving in... Wow, looks like they lost a good chunk of their top ten way back in the mid-one hundreds: 155 PRINCE SIGN OF THE TIMES 1987 Pop 156 PUBLIC ENEMY IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO HOLD US BACK 1988 Rap 157 BOB DYLAN BLOOD ON THE TRACKS

Maybe the site's been hacked.

I would just like to state that I have none of those. Although, I wouldn't mind having Top Gun...

Holy shit! And if you knock off that 9 in front of the 6, it'd still be bullshit!

I just decided against clicking on that link. Thanks!

Well they certainly define something with their music. It's debatable what that is...

1. Sam: Carla's trying to become the kind of waitress you would enjoy being waited on by. 2. Diane: "Being waited on by"? You just ended that sentence with two propositions. 3. Sam: Haven't you got customers to be waiting on? 4. Diane: You ended that sentence with a proposition. 5. Sam: Haven't you got customers to be waiting on, MULLET-HEAD?

1. Hunger pangs 2. Five bucks 3. Burger sign in fast food window 4. Walking past said window 5. Stonyfield Farms Wild Berry Smoothie at 7-11

Everyone's right! Hate It Here's greatness partly comes from the balance between comedy/sadness. "WHAT AM I GONNA DO WHEN I RUN OUTTA LAWN TO MOW!?" gets me every time because it's both a ridiculous notion and a painful cry for help/understanding of the human condition (yeah, I went for it - this album's got The Human Condition stamped all over it). The rest of its greatness comes from: it is awesome and it rocks.