TOTALLY EXTREME SONG OF THE DAY: “YOU SUFFER” BY NAPALM DEATH
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. BUT WHY END OF WEEK.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. BUT WHY END OF WEEK.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. DIVIDE AND CONQUER. ADD AND DECIMATE. EXPONENTIATE AND CALAMITY. END OF ARTICLE.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. PLANETS SMASHING INTO EACH OTHER. COSMIC DEBRIS CAREENING INTO THE INFERNO SUN WHERE IT DISINTEGRATES. ALL TIME ENDS. THE APOCALYPSE EXPLODES. END OF ARTICLE.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. BREAK YOUR NECK AND SHATTER YOUR SKULL. END OF ARTICLE.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH END OF ARTICLE.
ALTERNATIVE “SONG OF THE DAY” ARTICLES ARE WEAK. THIS ARTICLE WILL CRUSH YOU. PREPARE FOR CRUSHING. THIS SONG WILL SET FIRE TO YOUR HOME AND DESTROY YOUR FAMILY AND EVERYTHING YOU LOVE. END OF ARTICLE.
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My dad, born in the mid-50’s, has a modest vinyl collection: just a few boxes, but more than one person could lift all at once. One of his most worn records is the soundtrack to 1983’s The Big Chill. While the film earned mixed reviews, the tracklist in the credits reads like a greatest hits…