Oh well, everyone has his/her own taste, i guess

Terry Farrell in a miniskirt and a B-52 bun.

Laurie is a southpaw, just noticed that. I find that sexy.

"Always on the foot of the photograph, that's me there" was as great an opening statement as "I've seen you crying and i want to kill your friends"

Weightlifting, anyone? Andy Chase's production increases the sheen, but the glorious songs still stand out

Last time i saw them, the only song off Second Coming performed was Love Spreads. Such a shame, as Tighrope and How Do You Sleep was more interesting

That wanky intro kinda works when you listen to the album as a whole, i think (kinda represented the three year limbo after the last single and the new LP).

Yes, though the multiple open fractures were pretty nasty

He's kinda annoying (my opinion), but the guests really save the show. Karen Kilgariff, Jensen Karp and Chantal Claret have all been great.
Of course it helps if you like obscure music trivia, and some of the recommendations by the guests have been spot-on (Lonelady is a new discovery for me).

Juilian Love Music's latest episode shows how Jimmy PArdo can be so funny yet have so questionable taste in music.

Wouldja believe i got a call from the hospital i work on due to a patient who fell from a building construction, which made me leave about the one-hour mark. When I return to the theatre, the film is already over and my wife had a huge grin on her face, "Wow, you really missed out!"

Jan The Man…. new crush, man

Gary! Gary ! Gary!

it had great music and some cute girls. that's enough for me, man.

Heroes of The Equinox needs to be a movie, like, YESTERDAY.

We Cant Dance, man. Great prog pop, with stellar ballads.

You're right.
Anway, Allison Elliott…. she was hot!

i was one of the people who got into U2 in their post-modern period. it was only a few months later that i discovered that Bono had a mullet and Adam Clayton had a towering quiff.

"A couple of great songs and a whole lot of fucking around" - Adam Scott Aukerman.

Anybody here remember Living Dolls? It was a one-season failure Facts-of-Life ripoff that happened to star a young Remini and Halle Berry.
It premiered the same year as Doogie Howser, IIRC.