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 -1Posted on May 21st | re: Warning: Emo Haircuts May Fuck Up Your Vision (78 comments)

Aww, somebody needs a hug.

 +1Posted on May 17th | re: Animal Collective Centipede Hz LP Out In September (77 comments)

Daily Routine is my favorite track on that album.

 +8Posted on May 17th | re: Flying Lotus Disses Beach House (66 comments)

I’m in love with Bloom and I don’t care who knows it!

 +4Posted on May 14th | re: James Murphy Talks Food (2 comments)

Needs more hairnet.

 +11Posted on May 14th | re: Animal Collective Centipede Hz LP Out In September (77 comments)

What about the music is pretentious? I’m curious. I was once accused of dancing condescendingly, and I’ve still never been able to figure that one out.

 +3Posted on May 4th | re: R.I.P. Adam Yauch (127 comments)

This is the worst.

 +6Posted on May 3rd | re: Stereogum's 10 Most Anticipated Summer Festivals Of 2012 (61 comments)

You’re doing it, Peter! You’re flying!

 +3Posted on May 1st | re: Shut Up, Dude: This Week's Best And Worst Comments (150 comments)

I love all of you right now. It’s like I came back home for the summer and we picked up right where we left off. Can we celebrate?

 +6Posted on May 1st | re: Twin Shadow - "Five Seconds" (17 comments)

Forget was better with every listen. I thought it was a very cohesive album. Looking forward to spending some time with this new one.

 +7Posted on Apr 16th | re: A Coachella Status Update, By Michael_ (53 comments)

Thanks, Michael_. Always an enjoyable and insightful read. While I’ve never been to Coachella, I’ve frequented Bonnaroo a number of times, and my feelings toward the shifting demographic of fellow concert goers has lead to me to a similar conclusion as yours. I have nothing against the age, personalities, or appearances of the crowd at festivals. Having a wide variety of attendees completes the festival experience for me. But when those people interrupt and distract my attention from the shows, and act genuinely disrespectful toward one another, I ask myself if festivals are worth it for me anymore.

 +3Posted on Mar 26th | re: Stream M. Ward's A Wasteland Companion (2 comments)

Don’t mind if I do

 0Posted on Mar 20th | re: Stereogum's SXSW Superlatives 2012 (32 comments)

Don’t pick on Tom. He’s approaching 7″. That’s approximately 17″ shorter than Skrillex’s hair. Your mind would have been blown too.

 +12Posted on Mar 8th | re: Bradford Cox Explains "Sharona"-Gate (29 comments)

I don’t know. White Butler is really into it.

 +3Posted on Mar 7th | re: Beach House - "Myth" (61 comments)

Doe Paoro?

 +2Posted on Mar 6th | re: Best Coast The Only Place Details (6 comments)

Based on those tour dates, that bear should be hugging Texas. Wowee!

 0Posted on Mar 5th | re: Shut Up, Dude: This Week's Best And Worst Comments (40 comments)

Scott, have you been sending Best Coast dick pics again? I thought we’d gone over this. She cannot be trusted to keep those to herself!

 0Posted on Mar 2nd | re: Santigold: LMFAO Makes Me Cry (40 comments)

LMFAO are so fucking underground digital underground, you guys.

 +2Posted on Mar 2nd | re: Arcade Fire - "Abraham's Daughter" (60 comments)

Seriously though, when I go to see a movie, I’m not as concerned with the hype and anticipated box office success as I am seeing a creative and effective movie. The film industry is not an all-encompassing being that casts, films, directs and edits a film. Those roles are taken on by individuals who, hopefully, care about their work. Now, this may turn out to be a poor film. Fine. But I don’t find it offensive that people would like to see a film succeed. Financially successful films will, more often than not, push hard on the marketing.

Also, who are these “people” that are talking about Hunger Games like it’s the next Lord of the Rings? Are you referring to the marketing campaign? Book critics? Your lunch break friends? People read these books, which are quite addicting, and are excited to revisit them through film. They are young adult fiction and I often wanted more depth out of them. Overall, given the genre, I was attached to them. I feel like the only parallel people see between the books is an adolescent love triangle. Honestly, that’s a pretty weak parallel as this is an eternal storyline. Have you read the books or are you simply shunning anything that, in your mind, is connected to Twilight?

 +5Posted on Mar 2nd | re: Arcade Fire - "Abraham's Daughter" (60 comments)

Who is “the film industry”? He/She sounds delusional.

 +1Posted on Feb 22nd | re: Check Out Neko Case's Vermont Crib (5 comments)

rabble rabble rabble

 +1Posted on Feb 22nd | re: Progress Report: Black Dice (4 comments)

Damnit Stereogum, there went thirty dollars. How am I going to buy groceries this week?

 0Posted on Feb 20th | re: MTV's 10 Hottest MCs Of 2011 (9 comments)

The whole list is void. Rick Ross has made it very clear he’s not a star.

I saw them a little under a year ago. The guitar and vocals were really well mixed after the opening song or two. I was disappointed with the prerecorded drums. After leaving, I distinctly remember thinking, that was a well executed show but I hope they get a touring drummer soon. From what I can tell, things are pretty similar now.

We’re here for you, Michael Brobenalt.

While I don’t think their sound translated well on live television or through laptop speakers, it is an entirely different experience at a live show. Their live sound (minus the percussion) translates extremely well.