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Clean sweep: Harder than it looks. http://www.spikednation.com/sites/default/files/emvideo-youtube-6p0sr2BejUk.jpg
+19 | 1/18/13 6:07 PM
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Thumbsss down. You all know it ffs
-19 | 1/17/13 4:06 PM
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Lost respect for him when he did that stupid sheet music thing. He's so up himself he thinks all his fans are musicians. Dick.
-43 | 1/17/13 3:53 PM
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Spellcheck changed it to American...?
-2 | 1/17/13 3:39 PM
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Wow you don't rank "The Wall" you're so hipster you're so cool. NO. In this scenario you're an idiot.
-7 | 1/17/13 3:36 PM
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Did you pick albums out of a hat for this order? You're a fucking disgrace.
-4 | 1/17/13 3:35 PM
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That cover is just bad design, to put it simply. Typical shitty American artwork.
-9 | 1/15/13 7:44 PM
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Absolutely zero thought gone into this dull video.
+1 | 1/15/13 7:42 PM
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Write-up is completely irrelevant to the music on this piece of shit. Bad album.
-12 | 1/15/13 7:34 PM
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This article: http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/25511009.jpg
-9 | 1/14/13 4:19 PM
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You can slant rhyme my ass.
-13 | 1/14/13 3:04 PM
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Ughhhmmm. NOPE. No rhyme there kid. Stay in school.
-8 | 1/14/13 2:58 PM
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LOL the internet had you all convinced you actually liked Justin Timberlake! He's so very awful.
-22 | 1/14/13 12:12 PM
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Sex Pistols are not that good but at least they're not Bowie.
-7 | 1/12/13 9:52 AM
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"Needs more handclaps" is the hipster "needs more cowbell" LOL. Although I actually do like the sound of this song.
-1 | 1/12/13 9:48 AM
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LOL Drake's so bad
-4 | 1/12/13 9:46 AM
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The three make up one child. Like a holy trinity of shit music.
-13 | 1/12/13 9:45 AM
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Finally someone talking sensibly on this "indie" website. Hipsters will like anything they think makes them look cool.
-12 | 1/12/13 9:44 AM
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Considering Led Zeppelin stole most of their music from superior musicians they wouldn't place in my top 100 of the 70s. Top 100 criminals maybe.
-13 | 1/12/13 9:40 AM
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Neil Young obviously.
-9 | 1/11/13 7:35 PM
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