And only $5.95! Who said the giant orange dementia patient didn't lower any prices? That it's only prices for hookers is not surprising, though!

During college, though, the pumpkin will fall in with a bad crowd of those bumpy pumpkins and squash and both parents will blame each other, making the break up toxic.

I am now oddly invested in this piece of non-existent reality!

You look like a couple in marriage consoling where both of you have sort of given in to the inventible, but sticking around for your glowing pumpkin child.

One point that missed is what this is saying is that kids -- who did nothing wrong -- must now suffer because of the sins of their parents. I do NOT care what the parents do. You don't make kids suffer, full stop, but this seems to be another thing some religions want to be law.

Yeah, it's a very catchy album. Side note: Blood Magick bugged me ever since I heard it -- bands have the same ideas all the time and so things can sound alike but it took me forever to place it -- Blood Magick's chorus sounds exactly like "Heaven is a Place on Earth!"

I once wanted to relive my fading childhood by buying an old toy from eBay that nobody but me wanted. I offered twice the price in a "buy now offer" just to get it and the seller declined, and as I was the only person in the auction, I won it for half the price. And Happy Halloween Matt.

They are about 2 albums away from a cover of "Total Eclipse of the Heart!"

I do enjoy them for how much they wear their influences on their sleeves. The last album had a song that would not be out of place on a 70s Meatloaf album, never thought I'd heard that kind of song writing come back!

Did this one of my long gone Exploitation Cinema comedy show, Mondopiece Theatre: youtu.be/bxSAjCHcWVg

Alex Skolnick is such a wildly skillful guitarist. Very much a flurry of notes soloist (in this band) but always memorable with near machine like precision which is kind of ironic as this is an anti-AI song!