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Does the fight really matter? I mean, isn't all the shit talk, camera posing and ticket selling the main event? Both these guys are going to walk away with dump trucks full of money regardless of the outcome.

I think we all know what the Origins theme song should be

In nostalgia territory but Far Beyond driven will probably always be my favorite Pantera and metal album. The full album has probably been posted to this thread already

Love pharcyde, so many good hip hop groups in that era

Has there been any sonic youth? Used to own this album, now I feel like randy marsh listening to dubstep

Not acid rock, but Patsy Cline is great. She died way to young. Crazy. Fall to pieces Taj Mahal, he's still touring at 75 Statesboro Blues leaving trunk And some acid rock - Moody Blues - nights in white satin

Love some 70's Tom Waits. Like every other decade, he's all over the place. nighthawks at the diner Diamonds on My Windshield Burma Shave christmas card with a hooker

more ska/punk skankin' pickle - hussein skank This is cheating because it's 1989, but feels more 90's. Operation Ivy - Sound System sublime - date rape. and some 90's emo sunny day real estate - seven

Pure nostaglia, not as famous as Green Day or the Offspring but these guys weren't unknowns. bad religion stranger that fiction bad religion 21st century digital boy pennywise bro hymn fugazi repeater straight edge explained

I can't really do reggae anymore, but this is still catchy.

I didn't realize Tom Waits was the voice for Tommy the Cat. Not that I would've know who that was back then anyway.

One person's trash is another person's paradise. The 90's had everyone covered. Canadian white rappers ska scene audio diarrhea Shaq attack Juggalos explained

Rancid - Time Bomb Junior Brown - Semi-crazy Rakim w/DJ Premier - It's been a long time Lenny Kravitz - Fly away Nine Inch Nails - Into the Void

Sorry for any repeats. A little 90's remembrance over two posts. Deee-lite - Groove is in the Heart REM - Losing My Religion Pantera - Hollow Cracker - Low Mobb Deep - Shook Ones

A group Jerry Garcia played banjo for in the 70's. Good if you like bluegrass.

New Hardcore History about Julius Caesar and his war in Gaul. Hasn't shown up on the website yet. I was able to download it off Google play so it's probably on i-tunes. Thanks for The History of Rome podcast link, halfway through it now. I don't like his style as much some of the other podcasts...

I'll never subscribe to more than one streaming service at a time no matter how much they splinter. Lately I've just been using red box since my interest in movies and TV shows is at an all time low.

They're definitely trying to mimic the early models with those first images, but that second one is closer to the Jucie's ride. 1977: 1990: My first car was a 1982. I was lucky if it got 9mpg.

A warning to anyone outside North America that you'll probably see a subscription price increase. Steam Prices were adjusted for Brazilian/Russian Mogstation payment • r/ffxiv

RLM re:View of Martin

The 20 something central/south American students at the school where work all love this song.

Can't help but think that Chris Cornell's suicide contributed to this.

Been playing through this coop with Regime on xbone and it's ended up being way more fun than either Destiny or The Division. I don't think it has an end game but that doesn't matter to me since all we usually want from a game is a fun journey to the top.

This movie has the potential to be more fan service than Rogue One if they use no new ideas and and adhere to Rich's narrow universe theory. I hope they take their clipboards to the theater and report the results because I'm skipping this one unless I get roped into it on a family movie outing.

I'm ready to kick of another season of the Ubisoft formula with this and then another Far Cry installment. I liked the engine Syndicate used but the story was abysmal so hopefully they use the same engine but get some better writers. I won't hold my breath. One thing Ubisoft has always done well...

Horrible news, but I don't think there's much of a story for him to ruin this time.

Probably going to see this in the theater. I'm not a hardcore Nolan fan but I'm usually good for at least one viewing of his movies. CLS did a run down of the historical event today if you're in need of a refresher.

Getting ready for this to come out on console. Haven't played this in so long it took me a couple hours to pick a spec and make it through act 1. Prophecies, hideouts random dropped currency are new to me. Love that the zones are packed with rare loot but I'm guessing that's tied to the Turmoil...

This movie is shaping up to be a trainwreck. The most interesting part of a Whedon Star Wars movie is how his foot fetish would manifest itself.

Looks good but I'm keeping my expectations low.

I think the X-Files is probably where I remember him from the earliest. 89 years old is a good run.

Pretty good discussion with Charles Murray about his much derided work the Bell Curve on Sam Harris's podcast. I knew the basics of the controversy and had read the bits that many used to label him a racist but it was still interesting to hear them talk about it in detail. Missed it because it...

At around 1:15-1:20 he spends 20ish minutes talking about the writing process for Tool and how he works in his other projects.

Flashback of the team getting ready for the big raid.

I'll take all the well done HH knock-offs people are willing to do. Dan is great but he's only one man with limited time. On the name, just a guess: Parts of the series attempt to demonstrate how some Islamic groups evolved into death cults that glorify martyrdom. Or how martyrs are made...

Finished this a couple weeks ago. It starts with descriptions of the phenomenon of 19th-20th century pogroms and ends a few weeks after Israeli Independence in 1948. He made some of his fans butthurt since he supposedly spent a lot of the 2016 election shitposting pepe style but his twitter was...

The only thing I don't like about Anthem is that it's being made by Bioware. The trailer demonstrates that they've abandoned making story driven RPGs, which is the thing that made them special. Hiring Karpyshyn seems like they're trying to put some lipstick on a pig. They sacrificed Mass Effect...

Bland E3 all around compared to last year. Sony had some good games but the VR sequence in the middle was a bore.

They should've brought back Aisha Tyler. At least the awkwardness was entertaining. I'm looking forward to Far Cry 5 and AssCreed Egypt but damn was that conference stiff.