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What about 7 & 7 is? I quite like Old Man, which you did not list. I think it's a tremendous piece of music. Anyway, Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U is hard to surpass as a love song. Because of everything.

Oh, I forgot to mention the train station in The Untouchables. Awesome.

Scarlett's monologue which concludes the first part of Gone With The Wind. Chaplin's speech at the end of The Great Dictator. The scene in the cropfields in North By Northwest. Everything that happens in The Graduate from the moment Dustin Hoffman gets to the church. Apocalypse Now...

I like to own the material possession so much more than some copy of it. Plus I can almost always find an album I want for less than $20.

I was incorrect about Brando. My apologies for my own idiocy. We can only hope.

Yes, that's exactly what it's like.

So is punctuation. Which, much like intelligence, your post lacks.

I vote for VH1 because I've never seen it.

Marlon Brando, I believe. At the very least I know his heart was very much not into it.

I saw the sign for that. I live quite nearby. Pity I hate Jimmy Barnes.

Nirvana, however, was popular.

Well, it is a crap movie.

But that's because they're not good, whereas Prince quite clearly is.

Nope, they're pretty dull.

Gone With The Wind: "I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' babies, Miss Scarlett!"

Clearly I do have an opinion on music, just as much as you have a poor grasp on the English language. My opinion is this: I listen to music of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and the 00s. Good music has come from all these decades and some of that was mainstream. Such as ABBA, one of the few...

ABBA > Tool.

I think you'll find it, like most insults, was asexual.

He also mentioned Elton John, but hey, as long as nobody says Missy Higgins is terrible.

There are some great films from the 1950s you miss out on by not watching. Any Cary Grant romantic comedy > Any teen comedy of now.