Lane: There was a death-to-disco movement in the late '70s. Very intense. We had Donna Summer on the run.
Rory: "We?" You weren't born yet.
Lane: I'm a kindred spirit.
Rory: Gotcha.
Lane: So where's the passion now, huh? Where is it?
Rory: There's no disco to kill anymore. They wiped it out.
Lane: But there are other things that need wiping out. Phony rappers, most techno, alt country, Christian rock, anything fusion, classic alternative radio, when all they do is play the same Nirvana song over and over, the Rubens, the Clays, the Clarksons.
Rory: It's gonna be a bloodbath.