Rebecca
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100,000 Fireflies. Nice.
on Owl City Pretty Much Admit Ripping Off Postal Service at November 5, 2009 5:24 PMScore = 1
I love Spoon. I do. Within my circle I am known as "The One That Likes Spoon A Lot." But, "The Mystery Zone" is leaving me ill at ease. It lacks elements I've come to fall in love with from Spoon albums. Namely slick production and sharp hooks. Britt might not feel like he needs them, but I do. That said, the song is perfect if it's intended to be a tease. If some of the things I'm hearing on this song are hints to what we'll be hearing on the whole album, I am *very* excited. I love Spoon.
on New Spoon - "The Mystery Zone" at November 4, 2009 3:33 PMScore = 0
I have always loved this Joe Satriani song.
on Weezer Cover Coldplay at November 2, 2009 6:32 PMScore = 4
Wait...IS that true? DID JL play all of Exile in it's entirety? Anyone?
on Titus Andronicus Not Fans Of Vice Halloween Party at November 2, 2009 2:01 PMScore = 0
The best Beatles, ahem, THE Beatles, song is 'She Said, She Said." There. I said it.
on EW Lists Best, Worst Beatles Songs at September 4, 2009 6:54 PMScore = 5
The only thing my grandparents like from my music collection is The Sea & Cake.
on Old Folks Review Animal Collective at March 10, 2009 8:11 PMScore = 8
So the takeaway is that our music heroes act like 13 year old little girls on MySpace. I guess I don't really care.
on Flaming Lips Vs. Arcade Fire Round 2: Win Butler Strikes Back at March 4, 2009 11:29 PMScore = 64
She must have had mad heartburn during her pregnancy. I just had a baby 6 weeks ago who also had a lot of hair (but not as much as junior up there) and my OB was like, "oh. well that explains why you wouldn't shut the hell up about your acid-reflux."
on M.I.A. Had A Boy And He's Cute at February 17, 2009 7:02 PMScore = 0
From now on I am going to pronounce *fragrance* like this: frog-ranse!
It will make me sound fancy.
Score = 11
"A man went looking for America and couldn't find it anywhere...so he did acid in a cemetery with some questionable looking females."
on Best New Party Game 9 at October 7, 2009 5:04 PMScore = 1
They wear Ed Hardy shirts on the outside because Ed Hardy shirts is how they feel on the inside.
on Operation Watch This: The Ed Hardy Boyz at October 5, 2009 5:45 PMScore = 19
SPORTSKETBALLGUM!
In reply to Ron Jenkins's comment on The Videogum Movie Club: The Informant! at September 21, 2009 2:33 PMScore = 1
He's in loooooooove.
In reply to pandamystery's comment on The Videogum Movie Club: The Informant! at September 21, 2009 1:54 PMScore = 10
Isn't using the hideous yellow sort of the point? It communicates something about the time and place, etc. Did you want it to be very beautiful looking? Wouldn't that be in stark contrast to the characters and therefore visually confusing?
I will never understand people who've taken a few film classes. It's almost as though they don't understand that movies are sometimes made for people who aren't loyal subscribers to all things Criterion.
In reply to Duke Nukem's comment on The Videogum Movie Club: The Informant! at September 21, 2009 1:53 PMScore = 4
Oddly, totally safe for work.
In reply to bird's comment on The 15 Types Of Strangers at September 19, 2009 6:28 PMScore = 7
Awww. Thanks! I noticed the bad grammar after I hit "submit."
In reply to oh.'s comment on The Valentine's Day Trailer May Surprise You at September 18, 2009 5:20 PMScore = 3
I wished this opened in 2012 so we could all be dead.
on The Valentine's Day Trailer May Surprise You at September 18, 2009 5:02 PMScore = 45
That actually happened to me when I was 7. Everything worked out fine.
In reply to kiss the pan's comment on The 15 Types Of Strangers at September 18, 2009 4:00 PMScore = 11
And that reminds ME of a game my brother and I played called, Gotcha Last. It was a high contact variation of tag wherein, instead of running from the person who is it, you would pin the other person's arms down while simutaneously traying to hit them (the harder the better) and saying, "gotcha last," and then continuing to hold the person down (this part involved wrestling) so they could not get you back. Ah......good times.
In reply to RobinRubbermaid's comment on Kids Teach Us The Importance Of Having Fun The Darndest Things at September 16, 2009 2:15 PMScore = 6
Came here to say this. Better song than anything Gibbard/Tamborello/Owl City have done/will ever do.
Permalink for Mac's comment on Owl City Pretty Much Admit Ripping Off Postal Service at November 6, 2009 9:22 AMScore = -1