for a book in which the premise i dont agree on, Grayson is fucking solid.
Fans of this book should check out Tom King's frequent appearances on the ComicGeekSpeak podcast. He's a charming guy with an interesting background

Second interstellarlife. Read Gotham Academy instead.

Jessica Chobot's appreances on KROQ's Kevin and Bean… one listen = instant crush

RL Stine can always be excused in my book because he wrote Horrorland. What a fucked up thing that was.

Black Mirror was first rate sci fi. However, if you dont give a shit about scifi, let me add that it has Lady Sybil and Agent Carter in different episodes. You're welcome.

Rest In Peace. I discovered Billie Whitelaw from her Smiths affiliation, but when i saw her movies… damn, such a beautiful, talented lady

Carrack has a beautiful voice. Love him. and speaking of lesser-known cameos, that's him twinkling the piano on the Smiths' I Dont Owe You Anything.

love the article. Now please, would someone write a For Our Consideration about how "Oddessey and Oracle" is the best album of 1968. Lets not wait four years for its golden anniversary.

for what its worth, "Take it Back" is my second favorite Floyd song.

me as well… its funny that while most podcasts with a specific topic always got worse when the hosts went on a tangent, this one's excursions off U2 came across as funny and witty.
Not a big u2 fan myself, but this is pure gold.

i was surprised they committed the full runnning time to talking shit while other shit runs in the background.

" I love Movies"
i love "i love movies"
i love " i love "" i love movies""
Poppin my stones
staind glass

Staind Glass will be remembered as a classic in a few years, i reckon.

Ben Starr's blog is a fascinating read. His experiences under pressure while being a contestat are even harrowing, in places.

Remember people, its Masterchef, not MasterCute.

oops… sorry

Tongue, You, Circus Envy and I Dont Sleep I Dream have all aged very well.
I Took Your Name, Kenneth and Bang and Blame are now kind of dull, in the worst way.

it got four and a half stars in Rolling Stone, at the very least.

HOW COme noone ever mentioned that this song is almost exactly like REM's Its the End of The World As WE Know It?

thanks for the link! great interview.