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Ugh. I worked there all through college and T.G.I Friday’s is the restaurant equivalent of some dude from Jersey Shore. I’m not surprised.
I dunno, I might associate DMB with douche Abercrombie guys that listened to them in high school…so I sneered when I saw this…but the song isn’t bad. I actually like it.
Oh sweet! Another week of Michael_ freaking out and Rubberjohnny saying his catch phrases. Is this going to turn into weekly feature of Stereogum? We should come up for a clever name for it.
I’m sure the lazy eye makes proofreading difficult.
One of the Rubberjohnnys was commenting yesterday on another thread, after this post was published…what a strange world we live in now, multiple Rubberjohnnys.
This is terrible news, not only because I love their albums, but also because this is the first time I’ve seen a picture like this of them and I wont likely be seeing anymore now that they’re broken up.
R.I.P Donna :( Now I will shamelessly indulge in my favorite disco music all week.
When I saw this picture…my day was made.
I’ve never seen so many down votes individual downvotes. Funny that a caption contest will probably have this week’s worst comment despite there being a Top 90′s Music List post.
I’m really excited for Hot Girls, but Peeing in a Water Bottle is totally overrated in my opinion.
First, because although Smells Like Teen Spirit was a defining song of the nineties, I don’t think it was the best of Nirvana’s songs released in the 90′s, let alone of the decade, thus I get tired of seeing it on the #1 spot of lists. Second, I think Pulp is really under-recognized by most mainstream folk as an amazing band and perhaps I am just high off the fumes of their recent Coachella show. Finally, I cannot argue with you about the greatness of Radiohead. This is not my list, and since I didn’t make a reference to Radiohead in my post, all I can say is, yes Radiohead is amazing…but that still doesn’t take away my happiness for seeing Pulp at number one.
I’m so happy that I scrolled down to number one and it was Common People and not Smells Like Teen Spirit.
Is that really true? I was just diagnosed with low cortisol, maybe I should switch from Adderall XR to Centipede Hz.
Lovely song, very Dylan-ish, good thing I have a road trip coming up!
I think it’s pretty good, but it gets extra points for the peaceful cat photo.
God this tugs at the heartstrings. Beasties and little kids? Awww…
I’d keep it in its original packaging always. Do you think Rubberjohnny would have much use for his own product?
I don’t personally wear t-shirts much, but you make an excellent point. I guess as long as there is a corresponding prophylactic.
A song about fiscal matters? Yawn…I’m already old…I don’t want my music to reflect this.
Is this like the Kings of Leon fashion line? No thanks, I like to keep my garments and my music separate. Except the Bonnie Prince Billy condom.
Man, I seriously love you guys. Rubberjohnny’s, inappropriate MCA jokes and volatile Michael_, this blog’s comments section feels like summer camp. I feel such a gamut of emotions whenever I read Stereogum.
I personally think that trans-gendered individuals are underrepresented as far as support from people that would normally say they are in support of LGBT persons. The T in that acronym should be equally accepted as the LG & B. Maybe it stems from a lack of education on the matter, but I have a close personal friend who is transitioning from male to female, and it’s really remarkable the amount of distasteful reactions from people out there that claim to be supportive. I just hope one day this kind of article will be as arbitrary as “Tom Gabel Changes Bleaches His Hair.” Who cares?
New Alliance has the number one album in the country.
I carry a riding crop at my desk just for little ankle biters like newalliance. ;)
The Postal Service and Death Cab will always make me nostalgic for the days of my youth. I first saw Death Cab in a tiny little venue in Portland with only about 50 people in attendance. I honestly thought they sounded bad live, but I still loved them. Give Up was such a refreshing, fun marriage of Death Cab and the electronic ish music I started liking at the time. There’s no reason for me to use < or compare the two, they exist for me independently and each equally gives me happy, sappy butterfies.