Wes Phillips

"My integrity is not for sale,"says Bagheera.

Philip Freeman argues that the "demise of the album" is a lazy trope.

Speaking Southern is a complex thing—and it's a growing trend.

I can't stop playing "Umo" by OOIOO. El Jeffie Wong thinks it reminiscent of the Slits. I'm not sure I hear that, but then I was never a fan. Until I saw their album cover, I thought they were named after a cheap beer.

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"The question as to who was a better singer, Bon Scott or Brian Johnson, may never truly be resolved. However, our analysis suggests that in terms of affecting efficient decision making among listeners, Brian Johnson was a better singer. Our analysis has direct implications for policy and organizational design: when policy makers or employers are engaging in negotiations (or setting up environments in which other parties will negotiate) and are interested in playing the music of AC/DC, they should

choose from the band’s Brian Johnson era discography."

RealTraps's">http://www.realtraps.com/">RealTraps's Ethan Winer has condensed what must have been thousands of hours of work into one six minute video.

Not a silly subject—even if chimpanzees do 'em.