Right you are. Without cheating and looking it up, I think it was on Pa-Go-Go originally.

I never could get into Lisa Loeb's music, but she's in all seriousness about the nicest person on Earth, which counts for more in my book.

You don't remember "Bull in the Heather" on TRL?

You are the winner.

God. I actually agree with him, but he spends the rest of the interview
talking me out of it. What an unfathomably unpleasant person.

A friend of mine just saw them Saturday, for some unknown reason. I assume a hostage situation.

Seems only appropriate to add For Squirrels.

They lasted at least seven years after they got popular.

But then we wouldn't have "Rexall."

You say that like because I'm an artist, I'll understand.

Sure it does. It's about when she's buried.

I have a bunch of their CDs and always wanted to like them more than I do.

He said he was curious whether people would ignore the whole rest of the song and focus on the fluff at the end. Yep!

I thought they were pretty highly regarded. This is the first time I've seen otherwise.

You must mean Artificial Joy Club and Joydrop. Those were the only two others.

I don't get why The Golden Age isn't more widely regarded as a classic beginning to end.

I like "Be-Bop-a-Lula," but Steve Allen totally got it.

And yet, people still pay astronomical rent to live there.

Her other songs aren't appreciably better.

But it's more fun to ignore that and insist Dave Grohl is a demon ostrich with his head in the sand.