Those names at the end are people who worked on the movie.

Hmm, turns out that Macha Loved Bedhead came out on Jetset, Macha's label, whereas all of Bedhead's stuff came out on Trance. Maybe they couldn't get the rights to this EP, or maybe it isn't 'canon' because the band wasn't exactly Bedhead at this point. Either way, it's a shame - it's a great record, and I can't seem…

Why on earth doesn't the EPs/singles disc include the Macha Loved Bedhead, Bedhead Loved Macha EP from 2000?

'The things I do for regular bowel movements.'

It's strange to me that there are binders full of people at all.

He seems like a guy who never set out to become famous (or well-known, at least), and has never really taken advantage of it, like by not signing his paintings.

The A.V. Club in the morning… nights.

When I first heard The Pretender, I thought the chorus went:

This is the place where thugs is born - in the woods
Blink too long, ya life is gone - in the woods
Merry mens still live with they mom
And they whole family tree is tattooed on they arm - in the woods
Pipe fiend furnish a hut - in the woods
Northerners be drivin carts - in the woods
In these woods, the ghetto's a menace
And…

DICKSTOCK
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YOU CAN'T TRUST THE ISTAR

I didn't think I could love that game any more, but it turns out that, yes.

Actually, maybe so - I also went to school with a Tom Seaman, who lived in Staines. I spent like two years trying to convince people this was funny, to absolutely no avail.

'Can we fit one more into the Beavers party?'

Wasn't that the name of an after-school special for girls from Liverpool?

…getting Courtney Love and Marylin Manson mentioned together for the first time since You Get What You Give? Why yes!

Being British, it took me a minute to get this: Tara here is pronounced 'Tahra'.

Just the tip.

They ran wildly away. I mean, they ran in a manner that was wild. Ah, dammit.

The Atrocity Exhibition by Talking Heads.