Music

It's Still In The Air Tonight
Phil Collins's smash hit, In the Air Tonight, was the perfect piece to use in one of the most intense series premieres in television history, Miami Vice. The slow burn to the rhythmic pick-up in the beat, the words perfectly fitting the action, it's never been done any better.
By Jason Ray Morton 2 years ago in Critique
A Nickelback
Criticizing Nickelback is really just criticizing the mind-numbingly mundane all around us. Imagine the difficulty of ensuring all your albums cover exactly these topics:
By Brent Tharp2 years ago in Critique
Isn't It "Ironic"?
Oh, sweet Alanis, I'm a sucker for Canadian women—their doe eyes, kind dispositions, and lilting way of talking creating loin-aching twangs that cause even the most masculine of men to genuflect as their heartstrings are pulled hard.
By Brent Tharp2 years ago in Critique
You Suffer by Napalm Death
It may be considered something of a joke by Napalm Death, but how much better an example of how important and impactful brevity can you get than a song with 4 words and lasts precisely 1.316 seconds. "You suffer, but why" sums up so much about the whole human experience.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Critique