Hey, back off sheikh  The dame's mine, ya hear? See, I've even got my rum runner terminology down pat.

Hey, back off sheikh  The dame's mine, ya hear? See, I've even got my rum runner terminology down pat.

I was wondering that myself. She seems to really like bootleggers.

I was wondering that myself. She seems to really like bootleggers.

It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times…you stupid monkey! This is why NBC can't have nice things! Now go return to your duties at the boardroom.

It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times…you stupid monkey! This is why NBC can't have nice things! Now go return to your duties at the boardroom.

I'll do you one better…is from Detroit…stops in Cleveland instead after heading east from Chicago.

I'll do you one better…is from Detroit…stops in Cleveland instead after heading east from Chicago.

Believe in Steve Albini, obviously. This is the AV club, after all.

Believe in Steve Albini, obviously. This is the AV club, after all.

I'm with the other comments here; I loved "Big Fish", but that's been about it for Burton this millennium. Sweeny Todd was decent, but not great, and certainly not approaching the level he reached with Big Fish. Then again, I'm also a fan of artists breaking out of their trademark niche, and being forced to do…

The 1920's radio network is a good online station for old Jazz-age music. Despite the name, it plays music from across the era when Jazz was the dominant musical form of America, so roughly the 20's to the early 50's. I would definitely recommend checking it out. 
http://www.the1920snetwork….