Nah, it's too good.

Because someone always has to be "that guy who likes Frank Zappa", I would be remiss if I didn't mention his epic solo on "Watermelon in Easter Hay" on Joe's Garage. And while his critics often dismiss his musicianship as mere technical accomplishment rollicking in soulessness, this is one of the most emotional guitar…

Might be one of the funniest scenes in TV comedy ever - even though you can see it coming from a mile away. Why did it take AVC so long to get to this series?

Ummm…he DID do an episode in Cleveland. Season 3, episode 11, and it happens to be one of his all time favorite episodes. The whole thing was done like the "American Splendor" comic books, and had Harvey Pekar, and Michael Ruhlman, who lives in Cleveland Heights.

Ummm…he DID do an episode in Cleveland. Season 3, episode 11, and it happens to be one of his all time favorite episodes. The whole thing was done like the "American Splendor" comic books, and had Harvey Pekar, and Michael Ruhlman, who lives in Cleveland Heights.

Given the chance, I'll die like a baby, on some faraway beach, when the season's over…

Given the chance, I'll die like a baby, on some faraway beach, when the season's over…

John Cage's 4' 33" will be my funeral song!

John Cage's 4' 33" will be my funeral song!

Oh and if you like this, I highly recommend Phil Manzanara's solo studio album "Diamond Head" on which Eno and many of the other 801 musicians also appear.

Oh and if you like this, I highly recommend Phil Manzanara's solo studio album "Diamond Head" on which Eno and many of the other 801 musicians also appear.

801 Live is an awsome album. From the cover of The Beatles "Tomorrow Never Knows" though songs like "Miss Shapiro" and the cover of The Kink's "You Really Got Me" to "Third Uncle", this might be one of the best live albums ever. Everyone I've ever introduced it to was impressed.

801 Live is an awsome album. From the cover of The Beatles "Tomorrow Never Knows" though songs like "Miss Shapiro" and the cover of The Kink's "You Really Got Me" to "Third Uncle", this might be one of the best live albums ever. Everyone I've ever introduced it to was impressed.

Well that just sucks. If there really is some kind of unwritten rule against mentioning his music, well, that is just ludicrous. The article mentions Adrian Belew but fails to recognize his first real gig was playing in Zappa's band. There is just so much of Zappa's music that typifies prog rock, along with so many…

Well that just sucks. If there really is some kind of unwritten rule against mentioning his music, well, that is just ludicrous. The article mentions Adrian Belew but fails to recognize his first real gig was playing in Zappa's band. There is just so much of Zappa's music that typifies prog rock, along with so many…

Dr. Klein in Ridley Scott's 2003 "Matchstick Men". Even though he probably wasn't even a real therapist, he's an important cog in Sam Rockwell's characters long con mind f*** of Nick Cage's character. What were those little blue pills anyway?