The files are in the computer.

He's right, though. What would the charge be? Weird business practice?

I think he's making a joke about having his car stolen in Seattle, but calling the police in Chicago.

I understand not liking Art School Girl; it's got this bait-and-switch style, with the groove-poppy verses followed by that screeching chorus. Part of why I love it so much is that it seems intentionally unloveable, if that makes any sense.

I mean, the lyrics themselves are pretty clearly an intentional riff on "Jumpin Jack Flash." To me, STP's genre jumping comes off more like Ween's dress-up riffing where they find their own voice in others' styles, than say Creed, which is just bankrupt.

What really makes that album fantastic is that every single song is its own idea, it's isn style thoroughly explored and confidently executed. No two tracks seem to spring from the same creative source. And yet it all sounds of a part.

It wasn't kids. It was a couple DJs, the Zebbler Encanti Experience.

I think music is just temporarily retro-corrective for him.

Or he hasn't. Maybe his earnest, hopeful tone didn't come across in text, but he really always wanted to bite hands and for just a moment, thought he'd stumbled on a totally legitimate way to make that happen.

Anal Cunt was a band only by the loosest definition of the word.

There's a joke about the DNC in there, but I'm not sure who it would be aimed at.

Nope. First, second and fourth, although Shooting the Moon has a different backing band, I think, than the others, so it's something of an album apart.

Joy of a Toy could very well be his best album, but I have a soft spot for Bananamour, since I heard that one first. Shooting a the Moon is great.

Hell yeah, Emitt Rhodes. I just discovered him last week. For anybody looking for more mid-era Beatles McCartney, take note.

Kevin Ayers. Dude's like Syd Barrett and Brian Wilson had a crazy baby.

Oh, good. My images of both Macauley Culkin and Elijah Wood can go undisturbed at least one more day.

That was the line that got me to glance at the byline, too. The Indiana Jones the me should've played when I saw it was O'Neal.

No, no. He forgot the second asterix. He was trying to say that it's actually Count Snyder because he occupies some position of vague royalty or land-holding or something.

I think BatmanLannister is taking issue with your original comment that she got a makeover to impress a boy, which is a comment about the character's driving motivation. You've since switched to talking about the thematic argument of the narrative overall. I agree with you that the story of Cinderella is a problematic…

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