Keeping your personal political views well under wraps is Mike Nelson's territory.

Doing a Google search seems to show that a lot more alternative bands have used theremin than '60's bands. (The first song that comes to my mind is the Pixies' "Velouria".)

It certainly didn't work in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

But still have it wear little white gloves on its forepaws.

I never really considered the Lovecraftian implications of the phrase Before and After Science before.

It happened so gradually, I didn't even notice.

*(Not to be confused with "That's All".)

I've been trying to resist the temptation to comment, but:

When is a sidewalk fully dressed?

Is it still a Magical Negro if an African-American actor is cast as God?

John Cale's "Close Watch" (the remake, from Music For a New Society.

Alien 3 *was* kind of a great big "Lt. Ripley died on the way back to her home planet".

Number 340's in here again.

This is not necessarily a problem.

How many parsecs did it take you to finalize the style guide?

I think "2000 Man" is the only song to both be covered by KISS and be the soundtrack to the climactic scene of a Wes Anderson movie.

Meanwhile, back in 2012:

I am the walrus!

Please, no more commentaries from McCartney. His tracks on both Magical Mystery Tour and 1+ confirm he is the type of commentator who describes what's going on onscreen and little else. (Of course, lots of artists do this, but the only person I've ever heard do this more exclusively than Paul is William Friedkin.)

I agree; removing the strings was wonderful. If there is one Beatle song that I would automatically skip past when it came on, it would be "The Long and Winding Road". When the LIB…N version came out, and those first big orchestral hits weren't there, it was a rediscovery of the song.