Best Album Poll Winner: Exit Sandman
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What better image to use in the trophy? Furbies defined the decade!
Nomination process is ongoing for the movie category. Nominate your own or don't complain when the poll comes out and Kazaam isn't on it.
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Comments
I can't agree with you more on the Metallica observation. Ride is much better. They peaked with the Black. I personally find 90's music devoid of anything noteworthy. Too bleak, woe is us. My vote for the 90s would have been Helloween, Better than Raw. Metal in your face from Germany.
Posted by: Steve | July 8, 2004 09:53 AM
I love how everyone is scared of Michael Moore. You are just as bad as those idiots who were bashing "The Passion" without ever have seen it. Go watch "F 9/11" and rebuff the facts then we'll talk.
Posted by: mplsindee | July 8, 2004 09:58 AM
mslsindee:
Not scared. Not going to give MM any of my money or time. Not really all that interested in talking to you.
Posted by: Big Brother | July 8, 2004 10:22 AM
Mike Caputo, are you still reading?
If you look at mplsindee's e-mail address, you'll see "Sean Hannity Eats Goat Dick".
By the way, that's liberal hatred.
'Nuff Said.
TV (Harry)
Posted by: Inspector Callahan | July 8, 2004 10:32 AM
you're right, I'm not happy.
I would NEVER, EVER dispute that RtL was better. Or that the pre-Black albums are better. I would dispute that all Metallica since has sucked, but that's a debate for another time. I WOULD say that the Black album was a landmark, lasting CD. It was DAMN good, a breakthrough and a fantastic CD.
PJ's Ten was quite good, too and I can live with it winning. If it had been a post-Ten PJ album, I'd be puking right now, though. THERE's a one-album band for sure.
Were is my Metal-Gods post???
Posted by: Jim S | July 8, 2004 10:40 AM
you're right, I'm not happy.
I would NEVER, EVER dispute that RtL was better. Or that the pre-Black albums are better. I would dispute that all Metallica since has sucked, but that's a debate for another time. I WOULD say that the Black album was a landmark, lasting CD. It was DAMN good, a breakthrough and a fantastic CD.
PJ's Ten was quite good, too and I can live with it winning. If it had been a post-Ten PJ album, I'd be puking right now, though. THERE's a one-album band for sure.
Were is my Metal-Gods post???
Posted by: Jim S | July 8, 2004 10:41 AM
sorry about the double-post... I got an error the first time.
Posted by: Jim S | July 8, 2004 10:42 AM
I can live with PJ's Ten winning. It's not as good as Vs or Vitalogy, but it's a helluva lot better than anything Meticallic has shat out in the last 15 years. They should have retired after Cliff died.
Posted by: Ratan | July 8, 2004 10:57 AM
I meant "Metallica" of course. Not sure how I managed to bungle that so badly.
Posted by: Ratan | July 8, 2004 10:58 AM
"I love how everyone is scared of Michael Moore."
At his current rate of expansion, soon he could crush the whole city. Damn right we're scared!
Posted by: Angus Jung | July 8, 2004 12:01 PM
hey, you know, I looked at the vote spread, and I think it's close enough to demand a recount. was your voting page clear enough for everyone to understand and mark their choice correctly? i wonder if the powers that be decided to throw any votes out? ;P
Posted by: shank | July 8, 2004 12:11 PM
atfer much ruminating, i'm inclined to agree that Ten was probably the best (radio) album of the 90s. I wore out three tapes and lost two CDs of it. STPs Core was also really good. Although i think the VERY best album was the Posies "Frosting on the Beater", but it got zero airplay. Toadies releases are up there, too.
I'm also gonna nod like a bobble head about Metallica. The band i'm in plays a great trick on our audience. We start off with the beginning of Sad but True, and people in the place start howling and freaking and moshing around (for sad but true?!) and right as the vocals should roll in, we drop into Seek & Destroy. The place goes wild. All the diehard Metallica fans turn all purple and jump up and down and stuff. It's great.
Posted by: pril | July 8, 2004 12:48 PM
It looks like Lileks missed a bit of BS while he was thrashing Fatty. The Eagle Scout claim. It reeks of BS. I spent a while this morning running it down, and it doesn't play out.
Posted by: TC-LeatherPenguin | July 8, 2004 12:55 PM
In an appearence this morning on Fox, Senator Landrieu(LA-D) wandered off the daily talking points and launched into a lengthy praise of Moore's film, quoting box office numbers and praising Moore's accumen and accuracy. She claimed his fact-checking has proven to be 100% accurate and that attempts to discredit the film's facts have proven false...even though the anchor tried to nudge her back on-topic...she continued about the film at length.
Sen. John Sununu(R-NH) and Fox anchor David Asman (and this viewer) could only watch and sputter in amazement.
One suspects Ms. Landrieu will be removed from response rotation ASAP.
Posted by: feste | July 8, 2004 02:07 PM
"It looks like Lileks missed a bit of BS while he was thrashing Fatty."
Well, there's so much of it, and only so much time.
Posted by: Angus Jung | July 8, 2004 03:03 PM
Even though it was not on the list, I think G&R's Use Your Illusion was far better than PJ's Ten. I know the band has become a joke since then, but they caught lightning in a bottle in 1991. As far as Meta1lica, they have come out with a few good singles since the Black Album, but their albums have been rather average.
Posted by: Don Jeremias | July 8, 2004 04:45 PM
Honey, my cat has hocked up hairballs infinitely more scarey than Mikey al-Moor.
Sweetcheeks, do check back when you can decide whether GW is a tool of the Saudis or a tool of the Jews (MM takes each position on alternate days). Though, I get this vision (wish) that trying to wrap your greycell around the contradiction may produce a cerebral shutdown reminscent of Nomad .
Posted by: Darleen | July 8, 2004 10:12 PM
Damnit Steve, how the hell could I have forgotten Better than Raw...ack. I also forgot that Therion put out some crackers in the 90s as well.
PJ's Ten was rather good but I don't think it holds up to repeated listening (and time) as well as the Metallica album.
Posted by: Andrew Ian Dodge | July 9, 2004 10:23 AM