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Nothing this good is ever this good on purpose.

This kitten's cuteness is so overwhelming that I just ate the sheetrock right out of my walls. It's so freaking adorable that I can't, I just can't take it anymore. I wanna eat it! Except without actually doing so. Now, before my head explodes, I'm going to go set myself on fire.

@KeikokuUrahara Whether relevant or not, here's my disposable opinion concerning what some consider a central tenet of great music— the presence &/or quality of a song's lyrical content. Perhaps this makes me a complete weirdo, but I'm prepared to live with such a possibility. I appreciate great ...

I'm so glad someone mentioned Lindsey Buckingham's mind-numbing guitar chops. The man's one of the most underrated stars in rock & roll history. Don't get me wrong, the other bandmate's are fabulous. Particularly Mick Fleetwood, who shall forever remain one of my favorite drummers of all time. Bu...

How does one adequately describe something so transcendent it literally defies description? The answer is fairly simple I suppose—You don't. It's a pointless endeavor. Words fall so incredibly short there's no point in pretending otherwise. So just listen. Listen to this song again and again and ...

While I'm unable to see any real 'need' to remaster all of these original recordings, as their fidelity remains unparalleled to this day; still, I could not be any happier to learn that all (or at least most) of my favorite SP albums are being re-released in all of their full, sonically delicious...

@SuzLa1 : Thank you. Absolutely spot on. There's no point even attempting to expound any further. You've left room for others to merely express the same thing, only using different words.

Joy Division-slash-New Order are w/o question one of rock's most undeservedly underrated artists. We will never fully grasp the extent of their influence. & this only cements their true greatness. While unfortunately eclipsed by much of today's tosh often labeled as 'music,' where everything soun...

@professorfoxtrot I would be like, beyond honored if the Pumpkins covered a song I never even wrote! If they neglected to give me any of the undeserved credit for having not written nor contributed to this song's creation, I would still lie on the ground—regardless of my surroundings—curl into a ...

Is this the mastering studio of the great Howie Weinberg, Billy's primary choice of mastering engineer throughout the Pumpkins first incarnation? The same Mr. Weinberg to whom I was referred by Chicago Recording Company (CRC) studios, where 'the Pumpkins I' did most of their tracking? This being ...

Iscariotwalkingshade, all I can say is you simply rock in ways that are honestly beyond words. For your relentless dedication to capturing, cataloging, and sharing these gems of rock-and-roll history, I want to dedicate my present piece of Pumpkins Fan Art to you and your efforts. I'm presently w...

@JayRocks311 : Our soul's resonate to a similar vibration b/c this was my exact reaction when I first heard it too. I sometimes listen to it on repeat for up to an hour straight. It's just profound—one of the most 'beautifully sad' songs ever put to tape. Most people don't get that concept—"beaut...

This song IS an absolute drug. When I first heard the 'tempo-to-the-floor,' Trip-Hop version I just went straight to the counter and bought the entire CD w/o even listening to track 2. One song did it all! What I wouldn't give to find my old copy of Blue Wonder Power Milk. 'Battersea' is quintess...

This is when SP were at their absolute epitome of greatness. Jimmy's a freakin' human locomotive! Pushing the band forward with profound yet controlled intensity. He creates a foundation, becomes the gravity for every band member. & never shows the slightest hint of overexertion. It's all in his ...

One of the greatest songs ever laid to tape—period. And yes, I know the Bee Gees wrote it & they deserve all the kudos for writing a profound & timeless song. But still, nothing touches Al Green's interpretation. He takes this song to a level I doubt the Bee Gees could have ever imagined.

I can ...