I love all 3 records for different reasons, but I was working in a record store when California came out, and that was one I could actually play in the store AND get people to buy it, that clearly knew nothing of anything Mike Patton. However, I'm sure a fourth album would have torn that down.

Do you know how long I searched for that lost Beastie Boys song? They couldn't have made my life easier putting that on the soundtrack?

Oh, yeah, that might not have been the best setlist. Although, when I had my 2-6 overnight slot, playing Tortoise's "Djed" was a sure sign that I had to take a shit.

And the world is a better place for this.

Yes to this. Although I was passable.

Yes to Far. I just pulled out Water & Solutions the other day.

Just got back…can't really add too much to what's already been said. It was fun.

Fact.

Every once in a while my eyesight blurred and I thought Charlie Kelly was talking.

Ed Davis is a giant. Like, 6'7" or some shit like that. Unless one Wahlberg is sitting on the other Wahlberg's shoulders…nope. Just stop.

Mike Patton?

If it were still the same time frame, I'd be with you. But she's had the bags for at least a day, so at some point they would have checked them. The fact that we haven't seen it makes me believe it's all there.

Didn't he put the badge in the passenger seat of the car he left Earl in?

Clickbait, Justified-style.

Yo!

Let's hope that wasn't the same shirt he just got the guac out of.

I basically had the same experience, only substitute "Boston" for "Chicago". He spent 10 minutes or so fucking around on someone's voice mail, while laying down on stage. We actually left before the show was over, which I didn't think I would ever do.

No "Innerspace" jokes/refernces? Or did I miss them?

I wasn't crazy about the story (yet, we'll see if Part 2 makes it more cohesive), but "Your best gal?" was the best of many good lines.

He does. There are Roc Nation SkullCandy headphones. Not terrible, but not great.