@ImageComics Spawn #10. As heavy handed (groan) as the message was/is, it’s not wrong by any stretch. And it helped show me the way to stuff like Powers, Ferro City, Casanova, Phonogram, Noble Causes, Satellite Sam...
@daringantt Am I nuts for thinking that was low-key arguably the best NFL rivalry of the last decade? Wound up playing each almost every year, (primarily) Wilson Vs. Newton at their respective peaks...
@punt_rd “Go To Hell” is the one for me. The dueling guitar solo between Mustaine and Marty Friedman is Exhibit B (Rust In Peace being Exhibit A) of why that era’s lineup is THE classic Megadeth roster.
@TheFlenser since I clocked in to work remotely at my actual job while also helping my Mom who’s having issues at her house, all I’ve listened to is HAVE A NICE LIFE and Planning For Burial. Thank you for soundtracking the grind on a Tuesday.
@FranziaMom “Wild And Wonderful” by The Almighty for me. Yes. You gotta wade through the first minute or so of acoustic mood setting and the first verse. But dropping the riff as a segue to the second verse would’ve been chef’s kiss if we’d had that term in the late ‘80s.
@SaraCivian I concede he’s probably got one of the more difficult GM gigs in the league, but his overall record isn’t overwhelming even grading on that curve. Especially with one of the best (regular season) goalies in the league capable of dragging a team to the playoffs almost by himself.
@punt_rd This probably applies mostly to America more than anyplace else, but Queen. When I moved to England in 1988, I was kinda surprised their album The Miracle was getting so much run. Also probably worth noting I was all of 13 at the time, so my understanding past MTV was zilch.
@punt_rd Realistically, it probably doesn’t even make the top 10 BUT Mr. Big’s Lean Into It is the best album that came out in ‘91 that begins with the sound of a guitar being played with an electric drill.
Also, some love for Attack Of The Killer B’s by Anthrax!