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Obviously not in DVD format. But the show was originally produced in HD. The Blu-Ray comes out in two weeks, so I'm assuming Production I.G. gave Adult Swim the HD masters as a form of cross-promotion.

I've never seen SAC in HD (was it ever publicly available in that format? I know it was one of the first TV anime produced in HD) so I'll check it out to see if this version still suffers from post-2000 "Digital Learning Curve" syndrome.

Not gonna rate it because musicals aren't my thing, but I saw La La Land yesterday and I understand the hype. Also saw Lion. Liked it for the first 30 to 45 minutes, then it became tedious (spending half the movie on Google Earth crying isn't the most compelling thing in the world).

Man that song gives me so many memories of performing drive-by shootings in San Andreas.

An excerpt from the Sociopath's Bible: - Dennis 6:03

In honor of our fallen comrade John Wetton, this an appreciation thread for the short-lived prog outfit U.K. Most people know John Wetton as the voice from Asia, others know him from what is arguably the best King Crimson era, but not many know of U.K. The supergroup only lasted for two albums, both with totally different lineups. Their self-titled debut is considered highly influential among prog (and even metal musicians in terms of Allan Holdsworth's chord progressions and playing style on the LP) contained John Wetton on bass and vox, Bill Bruford on drums, Allan Holdsworth on guitar, and Eddie Jobson on keys and electric violin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR22W3z7hcI Their next album however would end up being their final. Danger Money, released a year later, contains an overhauled lineup that was downsized to a trio: John Wetton and Eddie Jobson remained in their posts but had to amp up their game to make up for a lack of Holdsworth, and Terry Bozzio replaced Bruford on the drum kit. While not as inventive or fresh as the debut, it's still an excellent album that even beats the debut in some places in terms of the songwriting and performances. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOLIcYbttdY The group called it quits soon after. An underrated and overlooked gem in the history of Rock N' Roll.

^ It's really a case of more people cutting the cord than anything. In fact, out of the 3 friends I have who already moved out, two never even bothered to buy a TV.

Suicide would be a decent option.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOLIcYbttdY

Yay?

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/31/arts/music/john-wetton-rocker-with-king-crimson-and-asia-dies-at-67.html?_r=0

Dope fucking album (too bad it's their final). Definitely counts as a ballad.

That's as gay as saying you fap to a picture of David Duchovny in drag. So yes, it's gay. It's gay as fuck.

Their best album (Afterman's really close though). Might go see them if my station has any free tickets available. Hope they don't play any songs off their most recent album (they kind of fell away from their more signature hard rock / prog rock sound into a more emo & pop-punk kind of thing...which I really did NOT dig).

Thank you for your service. R.I.P

Holy Fuck! Onii-Chan Drank Holy Water and is Now Pregnant with the Reincarnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ: Tales of the Missing Penis

Compulsively, I cannot say it to anyone. Not even my parents. If the most I could conjure up is a Han Solo response that immediately results in a hypothetical future relationship to be broken off, so be it.

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When I'm working on stuff, yes. Regularly listen to Bill Burr and Marc Maron's Podcast. I may listen to Toonami Faithful / Show Rundown / ANNcast / or something like that once in a blue moon. In terms of music / radio programming, I religiously tune in to FUV Friday nights for The Alternate Side (damn shame it's only Fridays they do that now as the whole station used to be The Alternate Side). Then of course there's my program I have to sit through because I'm hosting: [soundcloud] [/soundcloud] Got a new one tomorrow live at 10pm EST featuring an interview with these guys.

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That's like asking if I masturbate to Bolivian stick figure porn.

1/23/17's program now up on Soundcloud. This week: A "Best Of" special featuring the best Prog of 2016, Celebrity Death Pools, alternate universe Lovecraftian inaugurations, and Trojan Horse cakes. [soundcloud] [/soundcloud]

Yamcha should have wished himself into nonexistence.

DBZ: The only anime one can successfully reference in a Comedy Central Roast Battle and have the joke land.