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@Brodehouse: I've never found God of War's puzzles particularly outstanding, or even mildly interesting. They're usually incredibly easy, with little to no imagination put into them.

@Bruce said:

@Underachiever007:

Listen to Transformer obviously, and also pick up the 1989 solo album he put out. I think it's called New York, I dunno. Some of his other solo stuff is supposed to be okay, but there's SO much of it.

And also, Springsteen can do what he wants, because unlike Reed, he didn't make fifteen bullshit solo projects in lieu of taking a break from the E. Street Band.

Will do. I never really realized how prolific he's been through his solo career until I just checked his Wikipedia page.

Now that you mention it, Dylan hasn't been too terrible in his late years either. I'm thinking Time Out of Mind here.

@N7 said:

@Axxol said:

I dropped my 16GB iPod Touch in the toilet a few weeks ago.

That sounds like a shitty situation.

I hate you.

@Bruce: He's basically Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen at this point. The immense contributions he made to his art in his youth give him a free ticket to fuck around and release whatever the hell he wants in his old age. Not every artist knows when to stop.

Maybe I should listen to some of his other solo stuff. Recommendations?

OPINIONS.

His work with the Velvet Underground and his second solo album - that's where my Lou Reed experience starts and ends.

Is this warmth I feel?

Since you asked.

"Try stuff out and see what works!" - Teddie

Apple sauce. Always.