(puts on MC5)

I don't remember which one of his books I loaned to my dad, but when he was done he said "I can't believe the guy who wrote this is white."

It also bears mentioning that the entire opening credits of Extreme Prejudice must be wall-to-wall "fuck yeah".

Gonna be light on re-enactments, I'm guessing.

The Revolution By Night had "Take Me Away", which was pretty awesome. Cool cover too.

Fuck yeah…one of those "fuck yeah" actors. You see his name come up in the opening credits and you're like, "Fuck yeah"

Didn't Reese Witherspoon have a song about this on a Saturday Night Live episode?

Sex Cauldron?

(looks up who Pete Anderson is)

He's enough Steve for two Steves.

50's: bongos
60's: ?
70's: cowbell
80's: handclaps
90's: ?
00's: ?

Absolutely, been a favourite ever since.

Steve Stevens.

This was well outside my viewing habits at the time - I checked out a few early episodes a few years ago and came away with much the same impression, that its once-controversial status was more interesting than the actual content of the show.

I remember Roger Ebert being quite impressed with that, he totally wanted one.

I had to look up the Pippin.

Turning the big 4-0 in the fall.

I read On A Pale Horse in junior high and it made a great impression, but I'm scared to revisit it now.

I recall Psycho II being not bad, though it retconned Norman and Mother's relationship something terrible. And I think Psycho III retconned the retcon.

Wow, 1983 week.