Ill give it a listen. I love listening to remixed albums. Animals was incredible...REM's Monster was a dud.

Sick how the The Wall remix was finished long ago but just gathers dust because they just can't get along. A miracle we even got Animals.

Yeah this obviously got delayed.

Holy shit...I forgot Pee Wee's Big Adventure! That would have to be in my top 10 somewhere.

It's more of a psychological horror film about family dysfunction/abuse. I definitely see it differently than I did in my youth. The presence/ghosts more to propel the story along.

I need to watch this again.

It is an awesome idea. It needed to be taken more seriously...more of a dark approach, doom and gloom, less Freddy the comedian. They also needed to go all in on Freddy as child molester/killer. They flip flop on this.

Heartbreak Ridge and Honkey Tonk Man his two best 80s films.

My favorite Pacino 80s movie is Author! Author!

De Niro is damn lucky he even made it out of the 80s with his star power intact.

This made me realize I didn't include any action movies on my list...unless Aliens is considered action.

The Terminator would come close to making it.

They Live is awesome...would've made my list in my youth but it's too cheesy.

Not much football discussion this season.

On Monday I watched the first Bears game in about 4-6 weeks. They won...but that was an ugly game. I didn't realize the Bears get the #1 and #4 picks in the draft. They better not waste those.

Like all seasons in the parity era, it's topsy turvy in comparison to the previous season. Some teams that were good now suck...and vice versa.

There's a Barry Sanders documentary on Amazon that looks really good. Gonna have to watch it soon. Always felt sorry for him. One of the greatest players in history yet had to waste his career in Detroit.

This is the problem with the drip feed strategy...and dripping it on a starved hardcore base.

Casuals and non-fans don't give the tiniest of shits while hardcores listen to it on a loop for a week or two until they get sick of it.

Now we're waiting for the next song that may never come before these songs have been officially released.

Yep...all the material is clearly meant for the 2000-3 timeframe. It would be like the Beatles releasing songs from Sgt. Peppers in 1989...or Pink Floyd releasing Animals in 2002.

The lack of context for a potential casual audience is wacky in itself. These practically random songs just drop without knowing or caring about their history. It's unprecedented. No mention of an album or movie/video game soundtrack. There's no sign that the band cares about any of these songs. They're just there... waiting for you to listen...or not.

While I don't think it's the best,  I agree in spirit. The album needed more of this and less Steph/Slash.

I also agree with Jimmy. None of this stuff is really mind blowing and it's now much easier to see why CD II never materialized. Other than incompetent management incapable of getting it released in the 2010s, there's no cohesive album. The leftovers are just a random hodgepodge of songs in varying states of completion. Whether they're good or bad doesn't change this fact.