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I'm normally more of a melodic/progressive type, but this track is just too Fucking sick...

First, I must say this is way closer to being a techno track to a house track, but semantics aside...

As someone who's been spinning/producing techno and house for over a decade, I'm really baffled by how popular this song is. The production, balance and sequencing are clean, but let's be real. ...

Prydz once again maintaining his position as the most consistently great producer of current progressive house, excellent track! I've picked up a few Digitalism records over the years as a DJ, but I've never heard this one. Will need to give the original version a listen ;)

And this is a very valid discussion about Lifeson being the greatest, as in general he is underrated as a guitarist. I think his command of the instrument is exceptional, among all the greats. I think as part of the music-writing team with Lee he's written some of the greatest rock music ever. ...

When that cymbal line begins to creep in at 0:59 I start flying (at least in my own head) ;)

Fantastic playing..clean, dynamic, expressive, rangy intervals that get all over the instrument. I'm not a bassist, but as a musician it's always a pleasure to hear this man.

This is fun, a very unexpected joy before my drive to work this morning. Thanks!

This is a very difficult song to perform. The fact that Primus covers it this well live is quite a testament to their musicianship. It's kind of silly to compare two bands by how band B covers band A's song. If you ask a Rush fan which is better, the answer would be obvious. If Rush covered a...

@ak47dragunov Now now...play nice lol

Very interesting to see the words of Toscanini on Fascism dramatized. If you're not intelligent enough to realize 1) this fidelity of color film did not exist in Toscanini's lifetime, and 2) the older man is an actor who is clearly NOT Toscanini, but clearly meant to portray him, please refrain ...

This is for real?! I'm not sure whether I'm more amazed by the playing or amused by the silliness of the piece. Either way, much respect to Lindberg for being a great player and having the guts to break down barriers in the performance medium of solo trombone.

This was my first "Favorite song". My brother got the album when it came out, I was 5-6 years old at the time. This also was the first song I ever heard at a rock concert a few years later. As someone who's been to conservatory for classical music, writes and performs electronic music in dance...

Nice touch adding the Suburban Train encore at the end. I still remember that bringing some tears to my eyes when I bought the vinyl, back when it was brand new :)

This is a great party track....straight-up BANGER

GREAT fight. Watching this video, it's hard for me to believe how young Dolph is, and at 6'6....all I have to say is, I'm glad I wasn't Jeff Whybrow in this fight!

Best Rocky fight, in terms of Rocky being a badass. The Rocky at the end of this movie pwns everything.

This and the Rocky 3 Training montage (with Creed) are my two favorites in the entire series. The two montages preceeding the Drago fight were also good.

My favorite training montage in the entire series. 3 overall, from when he loses to Clubber to taking him down at the end, is the most emotionally gripping.

Rocky IV wins the Montage competition. 3 montages, 1 soul-searching and 2 training, all leading into a single fight. And the James Brown spectacle before the Drago-Creed fight is virtually a montage in itself.

For years and years, while watching this on my low quality VHS recorded from TV, I thought Rocky's glove literally went through Drago's torso and out his back at 4:34. Now in this higher definition version, I can see a very small part of his left arm around Drago's body, so I will no longer thin...

Mr. T's ridiculous dialogue made this movie. I wish I could find the clip on the news interview before their second match when T goes "I can't be beat, I won't be beat! This time there won't be no quick knockdowns. I'm gonna torture him, I'm gonna crucify him...REALLY BAD!!"

I love Trent Reznor, and I was born in 1985, and have always enjoyed listening to 80's synth-pop, so this is interesting to watch. I couldn't help but let out a chuckle when the reporter talked about The Exotic Birds getting their big musical break opening for Culture Club. Retrospectively, the...

This moment was an epic win for Trent Reznor